Wrestling promoters eye rematch after chaotic San Antonio bout
Promoter Ralph Hammonds plans a return match at Beethoven hall next Friday after a last bout ended in a no contest when referee Carl Geyer collapsed. Rival Bernard and Buthrie, Elmer Gilthrie, and Tony Bernard from Pittsburgh are in talks, with disputes over officiating and purse money delaying decisions amid wrestling commission review.
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Arappler
Tony Bernard
Pittsburgh
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Ralph Hammonds
Carl Gever Wan
Wrestling Commission
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Hell In
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Bai
Cor] Geyer
Hal Scott
Tammonis
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Edwards
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Tant Britny
Uimmonda
Edward
Haye Leon
Teddy Waters
Wyoming
Edwarda
Peiya
Durincay
Clarenca Bhlund
Edseneda
Thugh Nichols
Nichols
Cincinanti
Ohio
Healock
Races Offer Thrill to Few on Exposition Half Mile Track
Auto racing event at the Exposition grounds drew limited spectators as drivers with Houston ties dominated. Herb Siegel won the eight lap sprint and sweepstakes, while Roy Kelly led the other eight lap race. W T Rogers won the eight lap Austin race with Robert Kile second and G L Tat third.
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Charity
Herb Stigal
Houston
Jb. Die
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Seigel
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Trobert Mile
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T Stoutgomery
Raen Willy
Ore Cat Teithoul
Timo Tsale
Mike Ternell
Neconda
Merb Hei al AZ
Keronty
Lai Webster
Badly Dewath
Mel Kelly
Patete Rhodes
Golf Industry Surges Toward Billion-Dollar Rank in 1930
The report notes golf’s rise into a major national industry with real estate, clubhouses, and maintenance spending totaling 852,501,408 dollars in 1930. It cites about 1.6 million regular players and 3,350 courses nationwide, including 1,900 public courses, with a slowdown in new construction as growth slows from 17 percent to 8 percent in 1930.
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New York
Herb Geoffix
Frolfdom
Busines Journo
ER Ricemi
Marty
United States
43 Survivors in Net Meet
The national junior boys indoor tennis champions meet today with top contenders advancing. William Jacob of Baltimore and the University of Pittsburgh has only lost four games and will play George A Harris Jr. of Irondequoit. Kendall I. Cram of Nashville faces William Lu Fig of City College of New York as the field enters the third round.
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Anit
William Jacob
Baltimore
University of Pittsburgh
George A. Harris Jr
Kendall I. Cram
Nashvile
Enn
William Lu
Man Released at State Hospital Sought in Oklahoma Killings
A man released from a state hospital in Oklahoma is being sought in connection with the slayings of two teachers, sisters, Jessica and Jessie Griffith, found murdered near the highway close to Tonkawa while returning home from a Christmas visit. Police say the victims, aged 35 and 2, were killed near Brickwell.
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Clacksell
Fatty
Oklahom
Brickwell
Jexie Griffith
Jessie Griffith
Highway Inn
Tonkawa
Escaped Death Cell Gorfinet Captured
Charles Fichian who escaped last Monday from the county jail in St Juin New Jersey seven hours after his electrocution sentence was captured and under arrest today in Tiloy.
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Tiloy
Charles Fichian
Mondas
St Juin
New Jersey
Capitol Fire Probe Begun in North Dakota
Investigators opened a probe into the Capitol fire in Bismarck that destroyed the four story building and damaged valuable records. Fire officials could not determine a source as the blaze left the old capitol wrecked and only the walls standing after the blaze began shortly before 5 a.m. yesterday. The structure dated to 1881 when Dakota Territory was organized.
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Capitol
North Vwkatu
Dakota Territory
1st Division Colors Sent To Florida For Summerall
New York, Dec 27. The colors of the First Division, U.S. Army, were en route to Tampa, Florida, with a guard of honor of an officer and four NCOs. They left Fort Thierwoksu headquarters Friday for a ceremony honoring Gen. Charles P. Summerall’s retirement.
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New York
United States
Bins Division
U.S. Army
Tampa
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Fort Thiervoklsu
Charles
P. Summerall
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