Steers top Hawks in hard fought league clash
The University of Terme Long are set to collide with Texas Chiropractic College Hawks in a hard fought Southwest conference basketball game at Woodlawn Lake Gym. Wilson Eddins led the Steers with 10 points as they built a double digit lead in the second half, while Ed Olle added five baskets and Sam Houston’s Risinger subbed in for 19 points in a later stretch. The Chiropractors, led by tall center Wetson, rallied in the second half but fell short 37 to 31. The win secures the Steers a spot as the league’s top team entering the season’s final stretch, with guarantees of $190 for standings.
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Rarny
Tesas Chiropractic College Hawks
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Ensm- Pious
Woodlawn Lake Gym
Wilson
Boll
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Tultis
Wsborn
Chira Tranks
Tra Hind Gates
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Sam Houston Hawkers
Tesas University
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Risinger
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Bevera
Ross
B. Kramer
Kton
AtcCoy
Christy
Mo Satley
O'Toole
Sam Seatton
Tosy
Walls
Arcin
Larris
Dempsey Talks Fight Plans and Life on the Road
The article recalls Jack Dempsey speaking about possible opponents like Schmeling, noting his business mindset and touring lifestyle. He predicts California or Minch as a return site and reflects on past fights with Krarne and Stribling Sharkey, while discussing Kenran and Dr. Kearns. Dempsey explores timing for a Schineling bout and comments on readiness for June or September.
Sharper National Amateur Cue King Brings Denver Champ
Robert A. Marner of Denver wins the third and final Mock match in a national three-cusion amateur cue king contest. He racks up another win in a hard fought event, showcasing steady play and precise breaks.
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Francisco
Robert A. Marner
Denver
Tarper Mpage
Meehan Returns to Coaching for Fun at Manhattan College
Meehan, former New York University coach, accepts a modestly paid post at Manhattan College as athletic director and coach. He says coaching will be a hobby, aims for entertaining football, but will still pursue wins. He departed NYU amid de-emphasis turmoil after seven years, succeeding John Tin at Meachan.
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New York
John
Chick
Meehin
New York Univercity
Dama Age
Tadey
Thas
Manhattan College
Eehan Enid
Hoya
Wis. C
Mechan
Ang Goubs
Reenya
Slochon
Rockne Death Named Biggest Sport News Story of 1931
A national poll of sports editors names Knute Rockne's death the top story of the year, noting its first page impact and global reach. Other top choices include Billie Burke's seventh Open golf title, Southern California’s victory over Notre Dame, and the World Series, with several other notable sports events rounding out the ballot.
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Rockne
Rocknege
Bittleet
Burke
Hr Choice
Soren
Dilje Burke
George van Ellin
Toledo
Southern California
Notre Dame
Czht
Cleveland
Knute Lockne
Billiedburke
Eletory
Pepper Martin
Dick Sheridan
Army
Malcolm Campbell
Bir Thomas Lipton
Wack Wilson
Ghicego Cubs
Schmile Indianepolia
Lou Behneider
Kentucky Herby
Pitchiox
Elallaban
Valurien
Jim Mierpevo
Tennaylennin
Bobby Jones
Wheeler Hunts Deer With Arrow in Lone-Tongue Report
Elbert Wheeler, a Welldsyover archer who divides time between San Antonio and Strachen, reportedly killed a deer with a homemade broadhead arrow at twenty yards. The shot entered the flank, piercing the body, and Wheeler claims the deer fell instantly.
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Elbert Wheeler
San Antonio
Strachen
Wheeler
Stir at Columbia Football Controversy Deepens
New York reports detail ongoing Columbia football saga after the World Program printed a follow-up investigation. The probe found scholarships for players and housing aid from the University Athletic Association, plus a star who played for a professional baseball team without direct pay.
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New York
Columbia University
Nacomz
Columbia Cetret Society
la Fer Brandee
World Program
Epil
University
Otter
Nacoms
Beard Taboo Drama In Cage Game Mixup
Beard polling taboo sparks dispute as House of David Anaket faces Tailor Trunks girls in a Friday cage clash. Managers agreed on a rule after a recent complaint about opponents taunting the players with facial decor. Sixteen Stall Pup football standouts honored in roster. coach Ike Emery leads the Junior High squad in a separate interdistrict scrimmage.
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Cmcacu
House of David Anaket
Tailor Trunks
Lhcee
House of
Tavid Manger
Thenton Harbor
Walten
Ike Emery
AreAlien
Booth Texas Sunive
Jatreo
Grande Techipbats
Sam Mery
Gunn
Terbert Chi
Will Wing
Teane Torre
William Milroy
Efrain Medsney
Fafanano
Jack Cadean
Donald Knudson
Tam O
Will Olka
Rela Aweater
College basketball scores and player tallies flash across card
College teams VV and Montana State clash as Tessa Chiron nets 21 and Witt delivers 25 in a busy slate. Carnegie Tech crushes Yale New York U 42 to 28 while Columbia falls 27 to TC 11. Central Teachers hold 6kin. against A. Reaver Th. UCLA stars pace 31 in Los Angeles and Utah moves with a four point edge. Arkansas City drops 36 as Siare posts 25.
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Tessa Chiron
Witt
Kannanie Dakdta State
Montana State
Carnegie Tech
Yale New York U
Columbia
Oh Fant Central
C. Ctah A. Reaver
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Sharkey bets he can knock out Dempsey in wager
Teck Sharkey, American heavyweight champion, challenged Jack Dempsey to a $50,000 bout promising a knockout or quit inside the ring. Dempsey, in Salt Lake City for the holidays, replied he’s willing to fight but wants favorable terms and money on the line, while noting he needs cash.
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Boston
Teck Sharkey
Xont & Lolegeam
Jack Dempsey
Woger
Snake
Dix
Salt Lake City
Und
Sharkey Coltons
Elihec Agren
Jack
Dempsey
Farmer
Salt Lake
Sonta Claus
Lodur Tong
Tack Sharkey
Sharkes
Mme Dempsey
Sharkey
Rexord Sharkey
Axon Bie
Mira
Ceeffin
Muldoon Jill Captures First Time Victory
William Muldoon Jill, a 24 year old from New York, known for his strong bowling and role with the New York athletic commission, rests in a local hospital awaiting Christmas. Dr Joseph McCarty declines to disclose Mattoon’s preliminary condition. Mattoon, a long celebrated grappler, contemplates his unknown future in wrestling.
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Boaivg
New York State Athletic Commission
Joseph
McCarty
Mattoon
GeaecoFtomou
Top Flight Entered in 1992 Dwyer Stakes Nominations
The 1992 Dwyer Stakes nominations disclose 67 entries with notable contenders including Whitney's Low Flight and this year’s unbeaten fivevile charmion. Other prominent nominees include Borsos teams Tiek On War wleme and Burgeo King.
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Charmion
Borsos
Tiek On
War Wleme
Burgeo King
Clerks Save Life of Boy Golfer in Spokane
Spokane December 194- A boy golfer named Tustin, age unknown, was kept alive by a serum after pneumonia infection nearly claimed him. Postmaster Robinson and Seattle clerks acted fast, delaying Christmas packages to obtain serum, risking mail volume to save his life. An hour later a fresh supply arrived, and doctors praised the clerks for their quick action in a hectic holiday period.
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Seattle
Walter Af. Hubbell
Robinson
Hen
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Navy Dill's California Eleven Arrives In Atlanta For Georgia Game
Navy Dill and 36 California players landed in Atlanta to prep for Saturday's clash with Georgia Tech. Trinity Gill and Nak Schuldach led the line as the squad, fatigued from travel via Tucson and New Orleans, held a practice in a Tulane gym. The Yellowjackets will be outweighted by 25 pounds per man but rely on a potent attack with Conchea Alexander and Buddy Radu.
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Atlanta
Navy
Orleans
Trinity
Conchea
Alexander
Buddhy Radu
Besme
Range hunting dogs tree em in threes
Fuzzy OCR fragment notes hunting dogs allegedly treeing three possums per tree with three dogs pursuing up to three trees, as claimed by resident Porgconn near the area. The text is garbled but suggests a record or notable event observed in hunting behavior.
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Gua Fargmann
Dora
Bearnt
Porg— Conn
Anr
Mr. Ripley
USC Odds Shrink After Workout Before Rose Bowl
Los Angeles December 24 Odds favoring the University of Southern California against Tulane at Pasadena were seen to shrink after pregame workouts at Tournament Park. Tulane's strength was noted, with observers citing the trio of Vercon Innes Don Zin-Wiemad and Jerry Deleympie as potential threats, while USC worry over player illnesses persisted as coaches planned secret drills.
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Los Angeles
Sec
University of Southern ‘California
Tulane
Pasadena
Tournament Park
Bernin Biermad
Pazrk
Pasailena
Thors
Vercon Innes
Don Zin- Wiemad
Jerry Deleympie
Righe Cod
Troy
Trojan
Orleana
Monard Jones
Minnesota
Bovard Fitlow
Lally First Pro On List At Terog OyEN Golf Championship
Lally tops the list for the Terog Oyen golf championship as Torog Oyen golf event heats Brackenridge Park January 21, 92, with debutants expected. Manager Cobb notes West Coast lanka outreach and the Hale Cob remark. Steve Stevenson and Flosh Kager return to run scoreboard and statistics for the tournament.
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Tom Saltz
Poplar
San Autonio
Roe
Ly? Cab
Brackenridge Park
Cob
Cobb
Lanka Foningete
Te 18
Flosh Kager
BY. E
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Grapefruit Grid Battle Cancelled In Rio Grande Valley
Dec 24 M’ adlen Texas announces no annual New Year bowl game this season. The Golden Grapefruit event, planned as a showdown between an All-Vesley Class II squad and a strong contender from a local school, is dropped after the Valley Cheese association learned no likely opponent would be available for the date.
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Texza
Rio Grande Valley
Valley Conehee
Offleisler Association
Tammy Lin Harlingco
Acrop
LABARBA LEADS PUGS ON MEXICAN INVASION
In a Wednesday night card Labarra leads pugilists toward a Mexican invasion showing against Merleo City while other bouts edge toward titles. Contenders include Tamay Sterman and Dobby Vacho in featherweight and welter splits with Barba poised for Morice crown and Young Ariamonde looming as possible opponent.
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PUGS
Tie Soutien
Fidel
la Harda
Dobby Vacho
Tammy Sterman
Merleo City
Ghana
Tia Hapba
San Angeles
Pacha
Yurw
Aziz
Hermanrom Chicspa
Mat Results Highlight World Title Contests and Falls
The meet features Lonin Uning the Japanese knee lock and Lanites earning a world champion pin on Gin Garibeldi. O'Shocker and Lonle split wins in a taxing series, with Kayser narrowly outlasting Heatt in a featherweight bout. Thompson and O'Dill claim falls in time segments as Thorson weighs 206 pounds in a chaotic card.
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Se Lonin
Hal
Jim Lanites
Gin | Garibeldi
Mat O'Shocker
J. Lonle
Toe
Asondt
New York
Pee Wee
Portland
Ore
Llouston
Texan
Caney O'Dale
Coonombuw
Ohio
Thompson
Fla
Headineke
O'Dill
Thorson
Dele
Christmas Sport and Holiday News Reflections
A reader letter from the sports editor laments the Christmas holiday’s effect on sports and notes a public interest in fish and game preservation. It discusses Christmas trees, needle fall hazards, and sugar water methods to keep evergreens hydrated, with cautions against accidents and messy decor.
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