Rickard Predicts Stribling World Title Win Amid Doubts
Boxing writer Rickard forecasts a Stribling world heavyweight title victory while expressing doubts over Jack Dempsey's return and weighing the chances of other top contenders in a complex, name-filled preview. The piece surveys potential matchups, dates, and venues including New York and Miami, with Tanghearn and other figures discussed as possible challengers.
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Alan J. Gould
Dickard
New York
Jack Demyses
Giger
Steve
Vke
Wareassur
Gene Juupey
Ue Spramouir
Elanapions
Mechued
Éaling
Duck Nhurkes
Youngs Sipibi
Minti
Curreist
Mie
Tikes
Siideuk
Ucwimey
Yeung
Kinekey
Wren
Mito
Wohmalty
Ranekey
Miami
Alilding
Moana
Dempsey
Heath
Hiker
Ick Dempsey
Moller
Hutty
Boston
Montreal
Rnoven
Lougnoan
Rickard Behieves Tanghearn
Tan
Cehanece
Muvgsion
Tully Srifithe
Moiny Tradduere
Jeo Lomski
Girh
Fae
Henid
Richards
Waller
Rene Devos
Nep Ullus
Gorge Cavrhey
Mickle Trentz
Hong
Vauriy
Chonparm
Jim McCine
Heim Mandell
Feeaige
Stony
Kate
May Miller
Anne Moule
Fatty
Victer
Wong
New York Yankees
Babe
Pirates
Curtis
Meith
Ecells
Toga
Jim Bottomley
Corda
Mickey Cortyuno
Au Helles
Iseners
Ulenga
Keshvie
Til Southworth
Manger
National League
Cha
Ron Iy
Walter Johnson
Gniled
Washington
Hoek Tiarris Joiney
Dotonitus Kuccosan
George Moriarly
Boninne Tanney
Hadduarvinge
Louw Cloriey
Ehiny Snairiuman
Elairipinaly
Slin Wolmig
Cather Crown Fran Sons Cramonert
Andre Roun
Jim
Hirko
Haneson
Woodill
QOD
Sabiientink
Chicago
Toragy-Nowe
Taniguitin Ceorgin
Bostim
Cullege
Upil
Victoria
Sii Tord
Oregon
Sune
Sombera Catiternia
West
Ture
Aullsbynet
Bickfield Towers
Doteh
Clk
Colorado
Cagle
Army
Chyeis Ciurvall
Wuelinghint Iwenn Strong
New Mark University
Hexiwen
Brian
Galen Lilint
Crow
Hart
Leo Alegel
Ial
Heart
France
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Agate
Toll
Tennessey
Furedyn
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Sietar
Knek
Carr
Manin
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Dole Roy
Intent Anplors Fc
AL AL Ae
Uta Sgeanil
1928 High Spots of Sport Recap in Jumbled Text
A garbled 1928 sports roundup highlights baseball figures like Babe Ruth and Jim Bottomley, mentions managers Johnson and Southworth, and references boxing and weightlifting results. The piece also alludes to college and Olympic contexts with scattered names and events, but readability is limited.
Main's Quintet Defeated by Taft High
Taft High defeated Main's quintet Friday night in a close game. Captain Tivlin fouled out with personal penalties, and Main's team accumulated eighteen personal fouls as the action wore on.
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Main
Taft High
Male Avenue
Buffalors
Tate High
Stordas
Tarry Lamilian
Dain
Tafl
Sine
Main Ealing
Tivlin
Fifte Polis
Gare
Iidt
Bodie Burns Mighty Bat Headlines Retirement Night
Bodie Burns, known as a mighty bat, announced his retirement from professional play. The coast league legend, tied to San Francisco ballpark roots, left with 247 career homers and a final ceremonial show in a packed crowd.
Retires Ping Noite Ends Colorful Basalt Career
Retiring Ping Noite ends a storied basalt season with San Antonio, signaling the veteran forward quits the game. The decision closes a multifaceted career noted for its vibrant on court showmanship and long-term association with the team.
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Ping Noite
San Antonio
Sentiment at Football Confab Against Changes
About 200 coaches and an athletic director gathered at NIW OMULEANS for the final meeting of the National Association of Football Coaches to discuss rule changes. Most favored keeping the rules as they are, while one proposal to revise a key rule drew favorable discussion. Michigan’s J. Cort supported the change, while Chicago’s A. Sings opposed it. Several prominent coaches attended, and the session included open discussion in the morning and afternoon leading to a banquet tonight.
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NIW
Omuleans
Nul
Geook
Mieliing J. Cort
University of Michigan
Alonzo
University of Chicago
Sigs
Trehart Norland Gf
University of Tennessee
Newsiapornien
Thak
Notev Dane
Chick Moetun
New York University
Glen Thistiethwaite
Wisconsin
Clavenes Sprats
Minnesota
Wah Rupphke
Ilinois
Togo Headek
Pom State
Paul Sehissier
Oregon State
Warry
Molice
Georniat JuNy
South Cialing
Dan Metingin
Dhue Nation Collegiate
Pater
Peres
Tiere
Olympia
Ty the Mules Committee
Clinienian
San Antonio to host cup tennis event selection
Taseqilh Wo Wor, chair of Tinited Stabes Davie cups tennis committees, wrote to Marshall Q. Upu of the San Antonio prior Chamber of Commerce urging the city’s bid for a cup event. He notes dates for trunks will largely determine venues, with the committee aiming for early February decisions and arrangements.
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Taseqilh
Stabes Davie Cups
Marshal Q. Upu
San Antonio Pirior Chamber of Commerce
Pffeet
Isu
Sovives Sansidamaiion
WRN
San Antonio
Mr. Wear
Wee
Mugh Traveled Iowa Athletic Bow Quit TowA
Walter Ficseter, longtime mental smecyier at the University of Town, resigns after extensive travel. In town, a schedule of exhibition sees Winns rowed into a string of local tests before the opening of the season, with a plan to train at Ave Park.
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Iowa Athletic Boc
Towa Cipy
Walter
Ficseter
Alidelics
Ue University of Town
Town
Denek Star
ST. Lom
Lanik
National League
CIA
Avo Park
Jack Smith Stars Streaks Win Again in Dallas Hockey
Sparse readable lines describe Jack Smith starring for the Streaks in a Dallas hockey win. The fragmentary report mentions players like Towlinson and McNeil, and notes accidents and a doubled-over spectator, with limited lines about defenses and wings.
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Jack Smith
Dallas
Dace Smith
Tonfinewn
Vitiek
Ibex
Pineiling
Mie Smith
Mulligan
McNeil
Wilielly
Choma
Brooklyn schedules 24 spring struggles in New York
fragmented OCR note outlines Brooklyn national league baseball schedule with ten games set, mentions Miniclean league, five with plow menhers, and a partial list of venues including Clearwater and Vin Macek.
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Brooklyn
Faece
Miniclean Leysie
Iragne
Clearwater
Vin Macek
White Fights Macias at Beethoven Jan 8
A report notes a boxing style clash with White facing Macias at Beethoven on January 8. The bout appears tied to a larger card overseen by Latin Montesa and doc Sylar, with a postponement shifting a listed HL order and a rotation of duties among staff.
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White
Macias
Beethoven
Tomacy White
Vyng Meini
Great College Teams Ready for Battle
A chaotic, OCR heavy report previews college teams in a clearest sense. It mentions UCLA and California facing high expectations and notes players such as Lever and Charen Nib. The piece discusses injuries, practice routines, and anticipated showdowns at Los Angeles and other venues.
Basketball results snapshot from multiple teams
A concise summary of basketball results lists players and team abbreviations with scattered scores and locations. Names such as Cleveland Kansas City New York appear alongside partial team tags and odd spellings, indicating a late edition score roundup with mixed legibility and multiple game notes.
Fight Results Highlight City and National Boxers Mixed Outcomes
A chaotic report lists numerous boxers with mixed results across cities from New York to Memphis. Names include Vincent Argione, Timmy Erue, and Bobby Brown, among others, with notes on knockouts, points wins, and disputed bouts across venues in Chicago Boston and Detroit.
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Se Yin
Litwentny
Nisko
Timmy Erue
Gow
Wierren
AL Day
Los Angeles
Denne Afrouge
Untiman
New York
Nadie Crk
Boston
Nuagem
Chu Ghiongo
Tou Bekyra
Dayton
Ohl
Bobby Brown
Philadelphia
Alea
Younis
TH. Ter Wil
Chicago
Tully Gerffiths
Bion
City
Abnele Doris
Detroit
Winey Cox
Andlanapolis
Oytonologh AL Die
Newark
Xan Minneapolis
Dick Daniels
Minneapois
Dak Mecano
Vi Wureks Nyot
Bence
Peter Cheengi
Vritt Gromnvany
Minneapilis
Dixie Tan Howd
Iutle
Mont
Atlor
Memphis
Tom Liponiy
Toanisvalle
Tole Andrew
Mirmyihis
Irew
Temmy Mewskey
Iin
Lonisyvile
Hily Thisten
Mon Peis
Urcmen
Aniduv Hishopy
Tonisvalte
Ist Augustine Horse Race Meet Announced
Ist Augustine announces an early spring horse race meet in Florida with Miami, Dre Migusline listed among entrants. The event is slated for March with a MT. Biiner president involved, as organizers prepare for the spring season despite scattered details.
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Ist. Augustine
Miami
Dre
Migusline
Florida
Intermediates Schedule Two Games Saturday
The Intermediates will play two games on Saturday at Turner Bul ite Peanle y Apply Snyyscem jan at 7 o clock. Catholic Community Center hosts Mingite panla at 7 o'clock with Ferunnia, Orels and Soecia Hngles meeting in the game at 6 o'clock.
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Vaebet Isnih Sonaiers
Batte Nog Hight
Yar
Catholic
Ferunnia
Orels
Soecia
Lanyon West Keeps It Up in Basketball Talk
A garbled late 1920s style wager piece mixes team loyalties at SEW YOU with busy chatter about Chuckball games, West Coast clashes, and forthcoming New Year’s Day matchups. It names Georgia Tech and California as contenders, with scattered references to Coast teams and a general debate on who leads in the sport.
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Lanyon West
Berales
Thorate
Penneisen
Georgia Tech
California
Airplane golf match teams chosen for event
George Hoffman, Kapner, and professionals from the Allen and Mallcrest clubs will headline the Abu club’s airplane golf match on Monday afternoon. Mountay, Albmaigh, and Lewis Levins are listed among participants with Devers and Brooks Geld in the featured foursome.
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George Hoffman
Kapner
Alnne
Mallcrest
Abu
Airphine
Honhon
Albmaigh Aml
Lewis Levinson
Amalmey Bhors
Usuckenridge
York
Nurleh
Pullit
Kupper
Taeutenant Devers
Hottan
Kent
Canblin
Jin
Wan
Miller After Title Scrap Ends Miller's Hopes in Round 7
Ray Miller of Chicago beat McLarnin in Detroit to seize a technical knockout in the seventh round, ending the title bout and leaving Miller with renewed claims to heavyweight status. The fight showcased Miller’s powerful left hook and timing while McLarnin struggled to land cleanly.
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Quin Hall
Hawmy McTaornin
Isimne
Ramey Y Mundell
Rockford Sheik
Detroit
Beackout Varrer
Coast Walloper
Ray Miller
Chicago
al- Tanita
Font & Gash
Wader
Miler
Miller
Jimmy
Bellay
McLiovnin
Aoaoger Seb
Luk
MeLornin
Ma Jimmy
McLaenin
Mane Gell
Champion
Nm Elinmaydon
Quina Lee Winner In Lake Charles Tilt
Quina Lee wins as Lake Charles hosts a wildcat showcase. New Orleans bids in the relay, while Norman, Mexandria, and Luby suffer in a lopsided tilt. The final score favors the Wildcats over the Fifteenth Ind Artillery Knicketeers 1 to 12 at We Hanston audlior.
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Quina Lee
Lake Charles
Dee
Ranmds
Wildcat
Ane
Tonia
Film
Cownovs
Luby
Elke
God Werkou
Ind Artilary Kneketeers
Hanston
Audlior Sre
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