Balding to play this weekend in San Antonio polo clash
Gerald Balding a star of the British international polo team will play for the Rainbow Club in San Antonio this weekend. The event at Trackenridge Park features San Antonio Polo Club vs Air Corps Training Center amid a field including Ursbest Lyotems Lindow Avetic Second Fick and others. The opener is Wednesday at 5 o'clock. Balding's arrival on the West Coast is awaited for further action.
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Rainbow Club
Ban Antonio Rideca
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Trackenridge
Ursbest Lyotems
Lindow
Avetic
Fick Artillery Tirigode
Fighth Corps
Hrackenridge Park
Ine Vhition
Visity Fron
Internatonnls-Farmous
Southwell
Tia
United Sintra Pell Association
Ameeica
California
Edetera
Basketball Scores From Various Matches Across Regions
A scrambled slate shows Joba s New York 26 Georgetown 10 near Milwaukee Marquette 10 and Purdue 22 opponents. Several regional results include Iowa 28 vs Kan way 45 and Colorado State 28 against Teachers 5 with overtime noted in some games.
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New York
Joba's
Georgetown
Milwaukee
Marquette
Ski Pulahuech
Pitt
Purdue
Chicago
Hiigham " Young
AL Btrentor
T—Rice
Berd
Ey A Su. Plentant
Toro
Tobudona Pols
Iowa
Wealeyan
Stirsing
Wis
Linosis
Kanway Wralo
Waeblington
Xebravka
Wort Worth
Himmons
al Flourtno
Vezan
Houston
Baer Bout Setup Promises New York Garden Showdown
Berate possible headline based on a garbled 1930s boxing note. Joe Meeney rises from obscurity to promote a high profile New York Garden clash on January 1 featuring veteran champion, with plans to pit Jack Heney against Risky in a potential undercard progression.
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New York
Tice
Brooklyn
Tiner
Ernie Srlaat
Theeney
Johnny Ikke
Max
Henest Lom
Saul
Jack Dempsey
Bill Carey
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Carey
Madison Square Corporation
Miami
Florida
Southern Near Settlement of Woes
In Memphis Tennessee a meeting of Southern aviation leaders and Little Rock business figures discussed options to back a Mobile franchise. President John D. Alartin of Southern Aviation announced talks aimed at securing interests and avoiding loss of the franchise while directors reconvened to hear reports on terms and proposed rates.
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Tenn
John D. Alartin
Southern Anaviation
G. Allen
Little Tock Relab
Little Ttovk
al Flint
Clu
Ahy Mobile
Sesson
Association
Martin
Ork
Grady Manning
Hotel Opera
Allen
Ihenyanil
Titothy Hamilton
Byrd Dmigion
Ville
Milton Stock
Anil
Hynery Bartrell
Mobile
Mc Martin
Proware
Trp
Knoxille
Uy Club
Grand Circuit to Add Three Cities in 19th Century Draft
The Grand Circuit eyes adding three cities for the next season with Cleveland hosting an opening week in June at North Rainfall track. Toledo Syracuse and other towns are listed as likely participants with 190 works at Springfield and Milwaukee venues.
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Grand Circuit
New York
Willa Ce
Atewcards
Clevelann
POAC
Ciief
Denarls WL
North
Cleveland
Toledo
Kelne Thorwin
Martford
Goshen
Syracuse
Tulanapolis
Lexington
Kre
Torocl Ig
Springfield
Milwauker
Posneel
Cho Mingis
Wiscrosin
Inird
Fox hunter maintains dog graveyard in Nacogdoches
In Nacogdoch chir y Texas Torag Dec Joe Marvin a noted fox hunter keeps a kennel of dogs and honors their deaths with makeshift memorials. When a dog dies he lays a small marker at its headstone and preserves a canine cemetery with the dogs’ names.
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FOX Hunter
Joe Marvin
Texag
Aleo Koopa
Ita Head
Annie Laurie Readly Lived Inmong Gong Heroine of Song
Yesterday's Explanations recount Annie Laurie a real person born December 18 1682 eldest daughter of Sir Robert Fourke of Manwelller. William Douglas wrote the story but she did not marry yet later James Ferguson Craigdarach in 1700 and became connected to Macander Ferguson, hero of Burns song The Whistle.
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Annie Launie
Anna Laurie
Rovert Fourke
Manwelller
William Douglas
Binland
Kirredbrieht
Marcy
Annie
Janes Ferguson
Craigdarrach
Macander Ferguson
Government Takes Hand In Reforming Football
Washington report cites football as a serious evil in land grant colleges and urges reform. The Education Department calls for stronger administrative control over athletic programs, reducing student dominance and tying health funding to general education. It notes large football revenues and recruiting concerns, with several universities listed as prominent cases.
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Washington, D. C
Sure
Officinla Wna
Aludenta
Alumois
Iinoia
California
Ohi State
Cornell
Minnesota
Durie, Marylinmdl
Terox
Dericultuent Anil Mechanica
The
Agricultural College of Titah
Cantral
West Coast
Kotercollegiale Falhall
Iowa
Minnis Named Baseball Coach at Norwich University
John L Minnis, known as Slaily, a former league baseball player from Noacphirdi Ve Tree, has been appointed baseball coach at Norwich University for the 1930 season. The selection marks a return to coaching after a noted playing career.
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Minnis
Norwich
Noachpirdi
Ve. Tree
John L
Slaily
Mefnnis
Fina
Wnlveratty
Rockne Returns Home After Hospital Stay Start of Year
Rochester Minnesota December twenty first 1929 report states football coach Knute Rockne left Mayo hospital after more than a week of treatment to begin the new year at home with friends in South Bend Indiana. His wife Mrs Rockne had a recent operation delaying his departure.
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Rockne
Rochester
Minn
Maeker
Natee Dame
Houll Bend
Ini
Mayo Browners Hospital
Te Waa
Rorkne
Shorter grid schedules urged in football reforms
Dr Charles W Kennedy of Princeton urged the NCAA to shorten football schedules and restore player authority. He proposed limiting games, delaying August training, filming home grounds with hospitality, and reducing travel. Kennedy argued fewer games would preserve college sports' balance and fund other athletics.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Charles W. Kennedly
Princeton
Kennedly
Shuilnc
Pho
Somoois
Meilaeia
Pengraphies
Intercallegiata
Biel Arskey
Mea
Punky Hin & Dearler
Sellor
Sverars Caur
Kennedy
Spark
Iie
Poe
Kunique Spore
Negal AL
Mewoly
Aviation
Kanwly
Aimericon
Football Coaches Association
Tve
Keeneily
Laneford
University of Geer
Giants Acquire Pitcher Shepard in Cash Deal
New York Giants land right hander Shepard from Memphis club in a straight cash deal. Shepard posted strong numbers in the Southern Association with a 12-4 record and 3.2 earned run average per nine innings. The club also released Andy Reese to Oakland as part of the trade that brought Johnny Vergez to New York.
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Giants
Andy Reese
New York
Joe
New York Giants
Rowcoe Shepard
Memphis Clat
Shepberd
Soutern
Anly Reese
Antigeer Aid Outtseller
Oakland
Jelnny Vergez
Thinl-Baveman
Franklin Finds Himself Out of Luck in Mexico
Franklin, after two years in the Spanish arena and a retirement from Mexico, faced a failed bullfight in Jalisco. The crowd rejected his third bull, ending his bid to rise to the next level, leaving him to fade from the ring as promoters weigh remaining appearances.
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Mexico
Menico Cpp
Ulli Sidney Lcanklin
Tropkiys
Hier
Spain
Pinklin
Senen
Che Novillera
Flebla
Pares
Junior Tennis Aces Fall In National Indoor
Upsets mark the national junior indoor tournament as Fordham prep’s E Maney Donovan and Cambridge’s Robert Bacon topple higher-ranked rivals in the semis. Donovan defeats defending champ William Jacoba to reach the final versus Maren Tech of DeWitt Clinton.
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New York
Dec
E. Maney Donovan
Fordham Prep Kehook
Veiev
Robert O. Bacon
New Prep School
Cambridge
Mal
Donovan
Geaterlay
William Jacoba
Nn Vialismirse
Aviziant
Maren Techt
DeWitt Clinton
Big Kolrad
Acco
Richard Downing
Garon Iow
Xe. A. Norward Peinlman
Milnedelphia
Santieg
Inal
Aleapoo Gota
Abrumé
To of War
English golf ball exports drop report from 1941 data
The report notes English golf ball exports will fall as imports to the United States change. It cites 1941 figures with foreign origin pills and lighter varieties required. Early months show imports from Britain totaling B24 and a smaller lighter variety entering the country.
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Wenler
United State
Y.Maha and Kilroc Blues Meet Sunday in Lake Arena
The Y.Maha and Kilroc Blues are set to meet Sunday morning at Woollaren Lake Feminasium as part of a local athletic event. Earlier plans to face Archwrhood of Rnilay Glerks were called off due to unspecified charges.
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Y.maha
Kilroc Blues
Lions
Woollaren
Feminasium
Star of Stard Grove Voted By Baseball Writers
A mockery of the 1940s balloting shows Grove named star of the season by the Baseball Writers Association of America in St Louis. The vote totals crown Grove over Terry, Cochrane, Ruth, and others, with Lyons narrowly missing top two in a wide field of outfielders and infielders.
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Des Jr
Cowie Mack
Natioaat
Folllows
AI Simona
Athletics
Lete
Hack Wilsom
Cubs
Vale Wild
Yankees
Belit
Terry
Ginus
Meankie Mrnseh
Canlinnis
Que Crunin
Senature
Shorts
Wreddie Tiddstrom
Ginnie
Think
Mickey Cochrane
Rogers
Mune
Maeloze
Otena
Tet Lyons
White Sox
Newburgh Wheeling Club Closes After 44 Years
After 44 years of activity the Newburgh Bicycle Club has disbanded. The group faced long standing struggles and external pressures, ending a long standing local cycling tradition in Newburgh.
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Bicycle Club
Ruwrungh
Deo
Newburgh
Wheeling Club
Mshawt
Ruth's Golf Drives Out To 250 Yards
Vale Muth, in New Xoo hk, Dec 31, foresees a long season working on power as he tries the new Walloon club for 200 yard distances. He believes distance will offset the rough play and plans to improve with practice.
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Ruth
Vale Muth
Walloon
Belier
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