Great array of speeders for regatta crowding the lake
Large field of 176 boats from Stockton to Seguin for the regatta with 196 entries announced by Commodore Earl Bower. Starters Eddie Eckenrath will drop flags for 12 events as Alvin Neumann rigs aerial mortars on the lake island. Officials, timers, and a public address system prepare to announce results while newsreel crews capture the action. A postrace wild game barbecue at Plaza Hotel in Seguin will serve hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chass
Eddie Eckenrath
Therexatte
Alvin Neumann
Racing Committee
Vernon Mitchill
T. Brooks Wood
Besuin
McQueeney
Cap- Coons
Aigvor Max “Erexe
Seguin
Plaza Hotel
Sreuin
Belin Entertainment Committee
Two more national records fall at Olympic stars aquatic week
Miami reports the second annual national Olympic stars aquatic week nears its close with ten of twelve marks shattered. Lisa Lindstrom of New York and Irine Govednik of Chisholm, Minnesota lead a wave of upsets as records tumble in backstroke and breaststroke events despite windy, choppy conditions.
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Miami
Lisa Lindstrom
New York
Prodigy
Irine Gorednik
Chisholm
Fur
Mis Govednik
Agnes Geraghty
Coved Nin
Lier Eighl
Bomeetead
Treatile Scummir
Leonard Epence
Ren Mark
Owenmers
Hoplu
Helene Madison
Seen
Waller
Richards and Tilden reach net final in pro championships
Vincent Richards of New York and Prandy T. Hantes of New Jersey advance to the net final after decisive victories. William Big Bull Tien of Oklahoma and Bruce Bates of Texas also perform, while Danvers cup tag names and other listed players show strong form in the tough field.
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Arryinn
Regatta entries list with scattered names and places
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous sailors drivers and owners across cities like San Antonio, St Louis, Tulsa, and Indianapolis. The garbled names include Boal, Hao Bower, Antonio, Verdiane, Vincent, Barbee, Johnson, and many others, with references to boats, pirates, and locations, suggesting a broad regatta entry sheet. The text mirrors an event program or roster page with scattered team and participant identifiers across multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WyeEaas
Olig
Eaese Za Contematé
Antuino
Geo L. Colom Miami
Ol Wagner
Franke Divs
Hansae Cyst
Ribbe Souston
Bexnorge
Ony Balias
Ars
Neal
Louis
Freddie Nickel
Res Fimael Oy
St. Louis
Serre Iinati
Brett Frank Vincentula
Roy Bernhard Fit
Sam Wolstun
Buby
Ruth Brieft
Reinhine
Indianapolis
Finn A. H
Turk
Tulsa
San Antonin Johnzon
Houston
Texas Tide
Miami
Ola
Eugens City
Bila van Jeans
Siwigah
N.vergen
Johnsen
Blockton, Cullwaite
Pirate
Lutsan
Louie Titi
San Antonin Johnson Fe Saveris
Denton
Ft Worth
Iitsa
Indiananeus Grasite City
Niin Hesson
Ted Fort
Stim Howsten
Baby Huth
San Antonia
Jikens
Ana Sen
Amonto
Ortiass Kasn
Joel
San Antinnin
San Antonio Gheterota
San Antonio Gland
Bensas Civeepe
Foun
Sanpie
Tad N. Soren
Elockion
Culine Pirate
Cee Tulsans
How to Get to Boat Regatta and Travel Guide
Officials advise routes for boat regatta near McQueeney. Spectators may use Sezuin nign WAS route from Gast Mouston Street beyond Wiki Springs Golf course or a side road marked by signs and state police. Special buses run from Joannie Randolph Field to McQueeney with departures from 12, arriving by 2 PM for the first race. admission is 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Mu- Queenry Sumtay
Esata
Urat Roe
Houston
AML
McQueeney
Ibe
Joannie Randolph Field
Alamo
Travis Street
Pitaty Af Dime
Abe Luket
Deer and Turkey Season Ends Amid Storage Advice
Deer and turkey gun season closes with storage guidance for game. The text notes duties for keeping records of stored game and specifies allowed hold times, including a ten day limit for migratory birds and waterfowl after season end.
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Seward
Nolin
Bouly
Mystery X Motor Fast Show At Lake McQuerry Race
George Coleman of Miami Ohio and Walter Barrett tested the so called mystery X motor on Lake McQuerry. Spectators reported the engine may have exceeded 60 miles per hour as the pair and their crew prepared to race at Saturday’s Antone Tegatta.
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George Coleman
Miami
Ohls
Lake McQuerry
Susidey
Coleman
Walter Barrett
Siibay
Lske
Poleman
Antone Tegatta
Archery Golf Bout Ends In Close Springfield Match
Two Springfield archers Ike Kieffer and Dakin Reet scored 7 and 7 plus for 16 holes in a quirky bow and arrow contest at the "archery golf" event. Opponents Paris Graves and Wille Graves finished with 74, using varied bow weights and arrow rings as targets.
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Springfield
Ter
Bowen
Ike Kieffer
Dakin Reet
Aniry
Wille Graves
Paris
WITTING forward helps Beth-E nurses beat Methodist Penors
Colorado Springs report notes Dera0 Kurse Ashhd contributed 90 points from her eluate and 6R assists as the Beth-E nurses secured a win over the Methodist Penors. The game highlighted strong play by Ashhd and key scoring from the team.
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Witting Indur
Colorado Springs
Kurse Ashhd
Beth-E. Nurses
Methodist Penors
Canadiens and Maroons Battle to 2 2 Tie in Montreal
Montreal saw the Canadiens and Maroons slug through a torrid night game that ended in a 2 to 2 draw. In Cleveland, the Indians beat Windsor's hockey squad 2 to 0 as Cormer starred in the goal defense.
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Montreal
Que
Canadiens
Maroons
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Windsor
Cor
Dee
Montreal Maroons
Hockey Today
Ayrer
Jman
Forty Boats Parade in San Antonio Regatta Week
A sunny San Antonio regatta parade showcased 40 boats and motors headed by officials from the Texas Boat Club. California entrants Bi Edwards and Ernie Miller led a diverse field with drivers from across the nation, while local dignitaries and the regatta trophies were on display.
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California
George Tucker
Houston Street
T. Brooke Wead
Forte
Calliope
San Antonio
Ex Starcke
Seguin
Hmdar Starcke
G. Willizans
RE Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
William M. McIntosh
The
Light, Texas
Alamo Boat Club
Offlemis
Hne
Edwards
Ernie Miller
Stockton
Calif
Oie
Guen Ing
Didt
Suger
Hiesun
Siinch Hearst
Texas Arts and Industries win thrilling extra period
In a tense college basketball game in Austin Texas Arts and Industries edged Texas Longhorns 33 to 32 in overtime. Cotton McNabb hit the decisive field goal to give his Javelina five the lead and the victory before a roaring crowd. Jack Grey led scoring with 17 points.
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Austin
Dev
Texas Arts and Industries Rive
Texas Longhorns
Little “Cotton” McNabb
Javelina
Iigit
Seversimes
Jack Grey
High powered Fuel Among Racers Risks at Regattas
The article notes the dangers of handling and mixing high fuel loads for outboard racing motors. Dynax fuel, costing 95 cents per two gallons, is common, though its ingredients include alcohol and solvents. A reader asks about iodine’s purpose, with Skeptical pilot Ernie Millet joking that iodine might treat injuries if the engine explodes.
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McQueegey
Racing Motors
Dé Dynax
Thal East
Ernie Millet
Stockton
Calli
Stars to Play Golf at Brackenridge Park Exhibition
Four star amateur golfers form a foursome at Brackenridge Park Sunday starting 1 21. Reu ben Albaugh teams with Lorraine Young against Back Willi Tord and Halbert Grumbies. A 1931 Port tidar section sale priced at 265 appears in the light classifieds.
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Brackenridge Park
Reuben Albaugh
Lorraine Young
Willi Tord
Halbert Grumbies
Primo Carnera to Meet Loughran in Miami Bout
Primo Carnera will challenge Tommy Loughran for the heavyweight title in a 15 round match in Miami on January 10, with promoter details and training notes from manager Louis Soresi. Soresi says Carnera trains daily in New York and will leave for Miami in February if needed.
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Rome
Der
Primy Carnera
Italy
Elft
United States
Tommy Loughran
Miami
Fla
Louis Soresi
Giant
Soresi
Primo
Forest
Prino
New York
Carrira
Loughran
Eleven Man Title Winners at Excelsior High
Excelsior high school celebrates a decisive 24 to 0 victory over Bowloga as 11 youthful players earn regional football conference title honors. The season began with only 12 players available and discussions about continuing the sport, but the team pressed on and achieved national level distinction.
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Okla
Excelsior Football Faire Art
Iron Men
Gite River High Scho
Charmup
Excelsior High School
Tomlbells
Excelsior
Bowloga
Parker Dominates Behr to Reach Indoor Tennis Final
Frankie Parker the No 4 seed defeated Duckie Behr 6-3 1-? 6-4 to advance to the final of the Junior Indoor tennis championship. Parker showcased superior blend of hustle and control, repeatedly pressuring Behr with sharp serves and precise returns. Melvin Tapman meanwhile defeated Isadore Berlin 6-4 2-? to reach the final round. other results included Loyman’s advance and Barnard’s Robert Low rally.
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New York
Andaron Gilbert A. Hunt Jr
Joey Abrams
Rigulows
Frankie Parker
Duckie Behr
Roxbury
Abrams
Huot
Tech
George Ball
Northwestern University
Clinton
Gay
Packer
Bahr
Parker
Pranklé
Behrs
Behr
Jackie
Johanter
Isadore Berlin
Favorita
Bf Pallageiphia
Ballia
Bronx
Lyman W. Gronsman
Roo
Barnard Achoot
Robert A. Low
Tthe
Ohonte Behool
Henry H. Daniels
Long Island
Okeson Says Grid Rules to Stay the Same
Chicago December report on the National Collegiate Athletic Association convention states football rules chair Walter Okeson sees no need for major changes. He warns changes to please spectators risk safety and notes media hype has inflated the sport’s profile while stressing player safety above spectacle.
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Okeson
Leo Fischer
Chicago
Walter Okeson
National Collegiate Athletic
N.C
Mle Uber
Hou
Okeran
San Angelo Football Team Seeks New Start After Graduation
San Angelo Texas announces letter awards for the football squad that reached the semi finals in the state race. With the full backfield and several linemen graduating, coach Harry Taylor has little to start with but will rely on a junior high squad next fall. Returning players include Hill Semalch and Doran, with Shotts and Faken filling in for injured or graduated teammates.
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San Angelo
Texas
Dev
Harry Taylor
Curley Hays
Herb Reid
Speedy Quareler
Pete Castelo
Itallas Tech
Tech
Hill
Semalch
Doran
Shotts
Faken
Perry Holds No 1 In English Tennis
London report confirms Fred Perry remains England's top player in the official 1933 rankings by the Lawn Tennis Association. The article notes his victories including over Crawford and Cox, and lists the top 12 ranked players with names such as Austin, Wilde, Peters and Tinkler. Dorothy Hound presented Mrs. Helen Wins Moody at Wimbledon, ranking first among women.
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Perry
London
Fred Perry
England
Lawn Tennis Association
Jacl Crawford
Ellsworth Vines
Alien
Cochet
Barks
Crawford
Fd. Perry
A.waustin
N. Lee
GF. Dughes
Dr. G. C. Gregory
F. Hy CD Wilde
BR. Avery
HL K Teater
D. Tookey
Ole
BC. Peters
Tinkler
Dorothy Hound
Helen Wins Moody
Winbledon
Hialeah Horses to Adopt French Saliva Drug Test
The Hialeah park racing meeting will introduce an advanced narcotics testing system using a French saliva test. A veterinary committee will examine each horse in the paddock area to prevent drug use, with a specialized enclosure near the paddock to ensure random screening.
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Hialeah
Miami
Fin
Joseph ©. Widener
Ainleah Park
Philadelphia
Praner
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Tom Bower
Sai Antonio
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Simon Feary Taunert
Ia. Turk
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Carter Frsih
Davis Ure
Dill Srank
Vincent
Turkey
Wystery X
Texas Boat Club
Dallas
Smokey Zachary
Mustangs
Oak Cliff Presbyterian
St. Chair's Pantys Netera
Wace
Baylor
Zachary
Tipton
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Golden Fanthers
Pitt Stadium
Lee Buckeyes
Pitts- Quran
College
Meryland
Lempy
Indiana
Ab Lubbick
Southeastern Oklahoma
Tovar Tech
Pitt
Purdue
Washington
Bt. Thomas
Georgia Tech
George Washingan
Wisconsin
Butler
Texas Boat
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Weber
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Greham
Hunt
National Board
San Angel
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