Fes Bill Egan’s Office Showcases Wide Acquaintance Photos
New York report notes Fes Bill Egan displays a wall of signed portraits in his office at Pennsylvania Station. The compiled images honor presidents and leaders from Woodrow Wilson to Grover Cleveland, Hearst, Chaplin, and Beatty, reflecting decades of public and railroad service and Egan’s long tenure since 1910.
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Bill Egan
Bill Ezan
Pennsylvania Station
Bill
Peter Brady
E Stown
Woodrow Wilesn
Calvin Coolidge
Grover Cleveland
United States
Bill Fean
Prince of Wales
Sir Thomas Lipto
Gen
Douglan MacArthur
Thoman Fortune Ryan
Admiral Beaits
Mubrecia
Bill Sh Hme Fone
Eli Citer
Weel
Etreet
Junior College Exes in Basketball Clash
San Antonio Jenin reports a basketball game between a junior college team and ex-students, scheduled for 11 o clock Wednesday morning at MLC, Arizona. The event features former players and local talent in a friendly exhibition format.
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San Antonio Jenin
MLC
AL Gszonmsian
Rose Bowl clash between Tulsa and Southern set for New Year
Dry, clearing weather boosts Rose Bowl optimism as Tulane and USC prep for a mudless Pasadena showdown on New Year’s Day. Officials expect a fast game with USC’s power attack testing Tulane’s defense, while Tulane’s pass game eyes advantage in better conditions. Rose Bowl party travels from New Orleans to California for the classic, with a 14-student group and others en route along the long drive.
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Southern
Forum
Pasadena
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San Antonio
Tulane
Southern California
Howard Joors
U. S. C. Trojans
Wilbur C. Smith
Tulane University
Here
the Rock
New Orleans
Los Angeles
E. J. Nelson
A. F. Contauli
Walter Gelpi
Dominici Duero
Vfer Rodriguer
H. J. Leitker
Rene Latraser
Noel P. Kramer
E. Doerr
J. Hobson
Sam Montagne
Laney
Dr. J. Moran
H. 4
Cla Terie
Derby to Run on May 7 at Kentucky Derby
Louisville reports Matt J. Winn announces the 1942 Kentucky Derby will be held May 7, one week earlier than usual, placing it before the Preakness. Foolproof nomination deadlines and spring meets at Churchill Downs are set from April 3 to May 21. The racing dates for Latonia and Lexington tracks will be discussed at the commission meeting.
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Louisville
Matt J. Winn
Cof
Seguin High School Basketball Practice Opens Season
Seguin High School began basketball practice last week with 14 players, five veterans, and captain Tavil Schriever leading the squad. Coaches plan a schedule featuring only Class A opponents as they prepare for the season.
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Terus
Seguin High School
Inex
Ieitermen
Casel Carter
Promieta
Tavil Schriever
Featherstone Polo Ponies Killed in Tram Accident
At Wichiya Falls three prized Featherstone ponies Trusty Boy Jed Wink and King were killed by a traminer after wandering from their pasture. Only four ponies escaped the field all others were killed while grazing along the right of way. Tiasts Bay noted as a valuable polo pony of the Southwest. In White Plains a dispute over rents and a yacht usage last summer ends with a court application to determine fees.
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Wichiya Falls
Trusty Boy
Jed Wink
King
Featherstone
Tiasts Bay
White, Plains, SN
Gene
Henry Bacon
Scary
Cunney
Brooklyn Club to Keep Dazzy Vance on Staff
New York reports in December indicate Dazzy Vance remains part of the Brooklyn Club’s plans as a staff member. Manager Max Carey has left for a Florida vacation but will remain in contact with the club office to discuss trade options.
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Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Max Carey
Dodgers
Hag
Klorid
Miami
New York
Tauch
Connie Bans Basketball For His A's
Philadelphia Der 25 4 the basketball team which ran among its players several Vistanciante Athletics well end the season out Bethlebens Wednesday night Condy Mel manager of the Athletes has roted that big players ment Moth because the game was toa chim Peterson sold recently 10 Portland in the Pacific Coast League has managed the team while Mule Jisag clams Foxx George Earshay Write Iocut iate Dykes and Lew Krausse play Games scheduled after January I have been cancelled.
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Vistanciante
Bethlebens
Condy Mel
Toachim Peterson
Portland
Mule Jisag
Clams Foxx
George Earshay
Iocut Iate Dykes
Lew Krausse
Agua Caliente Race Track Reopens on New Year
Agua Caliente’s race track in old Mexico will reopen New Year’s Day. J R Crofton, president of Aqua Caliente Jockey Club, cited financial refinancings and government cooperation as reasons for the reopening. He said the track will have $9000 in better financial shape and ample funds to meet present and future obligations.
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Calif
Dee
Agua Caliente
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Mexico
J. R. Crofton
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Agua Callente
Bandica
Croftan
College Basketball Scores and Standings Fragment
Readable scores show University of Washington 70 over Huntish Colum Titah 29 and Omaha connected teams with Oregon State and Nebraska University. Wic State Teachers 36, Geneva 40. Olympia Club listed among the results with several scattered figures.
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University of Washinston
Unie Versity
Huntish
Colum Titah
Denver Aniversity
Titah Aggie
Aet
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Geneva
Thoma
Rupertor
Wic
Nebraska University
Oregon State
Olympia Club
Fight results from scattered boxing bouts in midwestern cities
AP report lists several outpoints and knockouts with misspelled names and places such as Chicago Gary Indiana and Cedar Rapids Iowa. Numerous errors appear in the OCR yielding unclear bout outcomes and participant spellings.
Cleburne Writer Selects All State Football Team
Cleburne Texas December 29 two from Vesumont two from Core shang end two from Greenville January ed plecen on the all state football team selected by Harel Y Latlif sports editor of the Cletorie Times Review Acnelitt ablvd Graveford Lubbock center two from Corsiesne from halfback to uarter The team includes Wade Stewart Corsicana Steen Fare ed Dalles tackles Crawford Lubbock Brandifer Heaumon gona Young Greenville aml ford Pampa center Sinlith Abitene quarterback Wileon Corsicana half backs Viveratte Jeanmiont amt Pren nla Yew Spring fullkacy Arnald Greenville
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Cletorie Times-Review
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Figures prove Cards strong road team in 1931 league standings
New York Dees 249 ability of the St Louis Canlinnis 10 maintain their winning ways on the trend. Official figures released by league headquarters reveal the champions set an even pace all season with a winning percentage of .602 at home and .618 on foreign soil. The New York Giants finished second with .577 at the Polo Grounds and .493 on the road, 37 wins and 33 losses. Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia also posted winning records, but faded at key parks. Other stats show Chicago Cubs leading with largest on base percentage and most strikeouts. Magers Hornshi's crew had a .420 slugging percentage, drives in 76 runs, Property of 277 bases on balls and were struck out many times. Among individuals, Chuck Klein of the Phillies led in extra-base hits with 84, totaling 747 bases and a .385 slugging. Blarneby and Chick Tafey of the Cantingls reached the 300 mark in RBIs, with others over 500.
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Mahiladelphia
Cincinnati
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Magers Hornshi
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Chuck Klein
Phillies
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den Perers
SECUM Team Starts Work for Upcoming Season
SECUM Texas Janheran college eagers have workouts under Coach Ked Westen as he shapes the squad for the forthcoming basketball season. About 25 men out, average height around four feet? only four lettermen. No fixed captain. captain to be chosen per game with an honorary captain at season end. A tentative schedule has been drafted with no definite dates.
Seeded Survivors Lead Junior Indoor Tennis Title Run
Five surviving seeded players advanced to the third round at the national junior indoor singles championship in Baltimore. Defending champion Mark Weight from the University of Pennsylvania, Ramey Tonavan of Fordham, Merhard Briviman of West Philadelphia AFigh, Marian Wrendenheim, and Gitex Vertaarten tousled through the rounds Monday.
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Baltimore
Dev
Victorior
Thryp Tree
Mark Weeht
University of Vennsylvanias
Ramey Tonavan
Fordham University
Merhard Briviman
West Philadelphia
Marian Wrendenheim
Gitex Vertaarten
Fragmented OCR results from mixed athletics and names
The readable parts list multiple athletes with scattered times and places such as New York Glendale Chicago Providence and California. Names include George, Taig, Don Deling, Theliale, Narol, Abyarko, Joe Makcewicz, Inch Ganson, Nik Litze, John Mpellman, Online Jock Humerus, and several others.
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May Steele
Glendale
George One
Taig
Tiny “Reebook
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Ollaboms
Beany Ginkhers
Chicago
Koll Kwarlani
Ossia
Don Deling
Canaite
Theliale
Tan Macalune
Ion Narol Nowton Abyarko
Chinara
Joe Makcewicz
Uri
Asien
Inch Ganson
California
Nik Litze
John Mpellman
Providence
Jock Humerus
Blexion Cis
Keen
Pat O'dsteien
Nena
Mroarkle Louue
Sodtrons
R. Baluie Smuelter
Austin
Nele Nelson
Lee Thomas, famed horse owner and judge, dies at 71
Lexington Ky news brief reports the death of Lee Thomas a renowned horse owner and judge aged 71 in Murfreesboro with local figures noting his long career and influence in racing circles. His passing closes a notable era in the regional saddle world.
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Lee Thomas
Lexington
Veo
Allstars Get In Some Hard Practice In San Brangiado
On December 23 at San Brangiado East and West football squads worked through wind and rain for the Shrine charity game. Coaches outlined likely backfield and running combinations, highlighting Dick Howley and Andy Kerr's attack centered on Ries well and Clark Hinkle's backfield.
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Aontiel Shrine
Chavity Gambro
California
Sonshine
Sum Yenterns
Stanford
University of California
Brekliem
Dick Howley
Andy Kerr
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Mast
Eb ‘Ries
Northwestern
Clark Hinkle
Tucknell
Prancia
Buil
Richards Leads Indoor Pro Tennis Seedings in New York
Richards heads the list at the national indoor professional tennis championship in New York at the Seventy-firse Armory. Other seeds include Heston of Wasi, Charles M Would of Elmsford, J Basil Maguire of Brooklyn, and Albert Burke of Iceland as the lone foreign entrant.
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New York
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Weg Mest Armory
Nul Heston
Wasi
Charles M. Would
Elmsford
J. Basil Maguire
Brooklyn
Albert Burke
Iceland
Ruth Trains For Salary Car Battle
New York December 29 Babe Ruth weighs 227 pounds as he begins gym work under Attie McGovern to prepare for a salary clash with the New York Yankees. The slugger seeks a new eight year deal. details, weight goals, and plans for spring training at St Petersburgh Florida, with camp set for early February, remain undisclosed.
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New York Yankees
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Redhead Andy Anders Faces Tough Night in Milwaukee Ring
Pro wrestling card promises heavy action as Jack Christy meets Andy Anders in a rough bout. Jack Mitchell takes on Senor Gilberto Lacear as the three fall event heats up. Expected main attraction pairs Cyclone Mackey against Joe Manning in a bout that could steal the show.
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Andy Anders
Milwwauker
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Alandvurtinad Ogirsttabe
Senor
Gilberto Laceer
Londos Prelim Boy on Mat at Exposition Grounds Card
Local boxing card at Exposition grounds Friday features Londos in a preliminary bout leading into the main event. Promoter Ralph Harstahis presents George Saver as a top light heavyweight and other bouts including a bearded Soviet challenger and Ken Hollis from Huntington, with Gus Katlo also appearing.
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Joe Londix
Jim
Londia
Ralph Harstabhis
Exposition Grounds
Mark Corts
Hamobds Bag
George Saver
Ruy Sion
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Isgusky
Fassar
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Ken Hollis
Yyslgneral Nailieg
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Hammondster
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George Rater
Bia Tille
Sweater Identifies Growing Cue Champ
Chicago scene reports a growing cue championship with prominent players including Robert Moore of Grind Rapid Mich. and Charlee Caecaporlin of Rockford, alongside challengers from Syracuse and Chicago. The piece notes Moore’s recent title defense and details physical stats and attire in a tepid, clipped fashion.
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A.wn
Laney
Robert Moore
Grind Rapid Mich
Moore
Charlee Caecaporlin
Rockford
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Swentov
President's pick sparks talk over district manager role
Pate relates that the president chose Louis over Smith for the new district manager post. Louis, the younger man, starts next Monday despite Smith being deemed more qualified. The decision reportedly hinges on appearance and cleanliness, sparking speculation about lost opportunity and esteem.
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