Eagles Pace Brackenridge Upset of Jefferson in Key Tie
Brackenridge Eagles upset Jefferson 33-30 to surge in the standings as Lanier and Jefferson chase, with standout play by Lanier and Voss guiding Brackenridge. Jefferson struggled from the field while Brackenridge guard Sinsvales provided key drives and assists to secure the win amid a tense city high school basketball scene.
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Mrs J S Griffith Wins Women’s Golf Title
Mrs J S Griffith clinched the women’s golf title in a local tournament noted for strong play by Willow and Webaw contingent. The event, held in February, featured several standout performances and a marquee finish by Griffith.
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J. S. Griffith
Leslie Gets Raise From Dodger Club
Leslie earns a raise as a member of the Brooklyn Dodgers roster with terms of the contract undisclosed. Rob Boken signs with Washington, while details remain unclear amid roster adjustments and ongoing negotiations.
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Dodger
Brooklyy
Brown Satser
Sam Leslie
Thas
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Washington
Bob Bokin
RWI Yotor Ahn Infelder Wheeley
Tovisl
Eeisen
Andrew Jackson Birthplace Claims Stir Public Debate
Yesterday’s Explanations discuss Andrew Jackson’s birthplaces in Waxhaw Lancaster South Carolina or Union County North Carolina. Monuments mark both sites as contenders and Congress debates the birthplace issue amid ongoing controversy. Readers can write to the paper for more details.
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Andrew Jackson
Andere Jackson
United States
Waxhaw Set- Ussnedt
Lancaster County
South Carolina
Union County
North Carolina
Lave Ted
Jackson
U3. Congress
Miscount Almost Wins Easy Victory For Tony Canzoneri
NEW YORK, Feb. 8 Tony Canzoneri appeared to win after a recount at Madison Square Garden. A draw was initially declared due to judge scoring error. The error was corrected and Canzoneri was awarded the decision amid controversy over rounds and scoring.
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New York
Canzoneri
Clea Locatelli
Abe Goldberg
Leech Cross
Dra
Ant Cannaneri
Cummer
Willie Lewis
Bil Broer
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Cannes
Taras
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Morrow
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Wade
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Dicieran
Pratt Takes Over Duties at Fort Worth Franchise
Nell Pratt, veteran of many Texas campaigns, starts as committee head for the reorganized Fort Worth franchise. He plans league connections, says the Cats may still show promising play. Pratt began in the Texas League in 1925 with the One Wave Gubs, later moving to Galveston in 1931.
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Fort
Cats
Pratt
Sears
Galveston
Billy Webb
Buccaneer
Favored Stennis Team Eyes National Table Championship
Feb 3 4 in Chicago. Jimmy Jaconson leads the New York table tune team as favored contenders for the national championship, backed by strong play and experienced rivals. The event, titled the indical championship, highlights regional talent and high stakes for the title.
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Stennis
Chicago
Jimmy Jaconson
Tan New York
Mancuso Ill Typhoid Fear Grounds Giants
Gus Mancuso star catcher for the New York Giants is ill at his Houston home with suspected typhoid fever. He has been confined for nearly a week with high fevers. Doctors plan another blood test in days to confirm the diagnosis, a setback noted for the pennant race. Teammate Charlie Dresser also remains hospitalized after an eight week siege of typhoid.
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Houston
Lexus
Gus Mancuso
New York Giants
Mancugo
Giants
FE. M. Armstrong
Tugo
Charlie Dresser
Tennis Icons Vines and Tilden Duel in Los Angeles
Ellsworth Vines and Bill Tilden, famed rivals, are set for a pro tennis date in Los Angeles. The pairing and court action are under dispute amid a cited court decision involving a collision case, with Frank L. Albright seeking damages from an automobile incident connected to the players.
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Fen
Ellsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Tos Angeles
Vines
Parnings
Frank L. Albright
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Goodwin and Stark in Florida Finals
In St Augustine Florida February strong contenders Tommy Goodwin of Monticello and Bil Stark of Gainesville meet in a match for the municipal club champions title. The winner earns the Walter J Travis cup, which requires three victories to claim permanent possession. Stark advanced past early rounds while Goodwin emerged as the favorite in a tight field and now seeks the cup in a decisive final.
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Tommy Goodwin
Mon
Bil Stark
Gaines Ville
Walter J
Critey
Goodwin
Stark
Lange Telaned
Growehwin
Bimirs
Police Raid Knocks Out Dallas Bookies in Horserace Betting
Dallas and county officers swept illegal horserace betting offices across Texas cities. About 48 men were arrested and bonded at $1000 each. Raids targeted bookies using teletype and telephone networks to relay race results from Kansas City and other tracks. Dozens of operators freed after questioning. In Dallas Oak Lawn patrons clustered around returns boards as officers moved to seize assets.
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Ming
Houston
Galveston
Hialeah
New Orleans
Kansas City
Wild & Racing
Oak Lawn
Fight Results Mixed Across Cities and Nations in Dense Card
A lengthy results roundup lists numerous bouts across cities including Chicago New York Detroit Duluth and Windsor with names such as Saczie Puraa Petey Neves and Lin Saura among many others. The chaotic OCR yields a sprawling card with outpoints knocks and claims across venues and countries reflecting a busy but unclear fight slate.
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Eitenry Hoskiee
Chicago
Saczie Puraa
Hanapolis
New York
Cony Canxureri
Uli
Cleto Licatelli
Italy
Petey Neves
Brooklyne
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Pete Enrese
Benokis
Lin Saura
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Tanita
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Ont
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Reg Cavan
Tetra
Aut Pointe
Vor Wiss Gale
Thren ‘Biker
Mien
Fackia “Sheemian
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George Salka
Wannorte
Rule changes eyed at football coaches meeting
New York Feb 3 Football coaches meeting chaired by Lak Little of Columbia reviewed five major rule propositions. Aimed to loosen forward pass rules near the goal and reset plays after incomplete passes, with several reforms likely to pass while others face committee opposition.
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Lak Little
Columbia
American Football Coaches Association
Foday
Ory
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Pias
Pro Gridders Invade Texas
Memphis Tigers star B A Gadman left Memphis for Dallas to help organize a professional football team. The Commercial Appeal notes a definite formation of the American Professional Football League within 30 days. Entries from Oklahoma City Tulsa Fort Worth Louisville Charlotte and Memphis are expected, with Charlotte as a potential eastern headquarters.
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B.A. Gadman
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Dallas
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Fort Worth
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Bonura leads New Orleans squad in Port Arthur win
Zeke Bonura sparked a 50 40 32 junior high matchup in Port Arthur as New Orleans team depth carried him to a 22 point night. Joined by Johnny Quilliber Mel Olt and other pro players the Bonura squad displayed smooth passing that overwhelmed the Firestone High squad.
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Texas
Zeke Bonyra
New Orleans
Stantruca
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Bonura
Johnny Quilliberol
Cleveland Indians
Mel Olt
New York Giants
Bears to meet all star team in San Francisco
Chicago Bears will play an all star team in San Francisco on Sunday February 11. The game is promoted as a showcase event for football fans. Los Angeles report outlines plans and expectations for the matchup.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
Raj
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College Cagers Reach Wide Range of Results Across 1960s Era
A dense, OCR style list shows college basketball results with numerous team names and scores, including Catholic U, Emory and Henry, Wake Forest, St. Vincent, Washington and Lee, Marietta, Capital, Defiance, Berea, Kentucky schools, and many others. The fragment preserves many player and school mentions, with scattered scores such as 41, 42, 34, and 72, reflecting a broad roundup of games and outcomes.
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St Vincent Ik
Feman
Preshivtécan Calles
Houm
Porkers Lose Star Gridders Arkansas Freshmen Ineligible
Fayetteville Ark Feb 3 Because of law grades two at Arkansas university finest fall back prospects for next season were declared ineligible today They were the Corratta brothers Albert and Yeo of Fort Smith Albert 2 freshman weighs 160 pounds rated as one of the greatest potential fullbacks The brother Leo is a 187 pound sophomore The lettered in the season recently closed and because of his punting was being dreomed to replace Tom Murphy at Southwest quarter back Despite the loss the Arkansas squad for the coming season promises to be exceptionally strong Most of last season s lettermen are expected back and the only important position to fill is Murphy s
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Corratta Brothers
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Yeo
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Fred Unomaen
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Juniors Feliz and Hernandez power Sons of America to stay undefeated
Feliz and Hernandez led the Sons of America to a 37 to 11 victory over Italian-Americans in Friday junior basketball league action at City T raurt. Sacred Heart won its second straight by routing Risjeeside Kats 18 to 1 in the first of two at Sacred tWeart court. Other games featured San Fer Banco Cardinals overwhelming Gomvaer telat Recorders 14 to 4 and a flood of player names and stats across multiple matchups.
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Cox on edge at Agua Caliente final round duel
Wilfred Hiram Cox faced a dramatic final stretch at Agua Caliente as he trailed Bravkini Georess Nonal with 18 holes left. Cox shot 70 in the final round, finished tied for eighth, lost in a playoff for first with Donny Golden. The event offered $10,000 first prize and $4,000 more in pay.
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Agua Galiente
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Cox Jew MD
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George Vor Elin
Phlie Hunter
Culver City
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Baja California
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Los Angeles
Thetys
Physical Culture School Opens In Town Hall
The Physical Culture school, managed by Ralph W. Hammonds, opens at Crockett and Losnya streets occupying the entire second floor of the chamber of commerce building. Hours are 7 am to 3 pm daily. Programs include reducing, strength building, health classes, wrestling, boxing, self defense, tap and acrobatic dancing. A solarium is planned on the roof.
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Ralph W. Hammonds
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Raol
YMCA Cage League Opens Eliminations
The YMCA Cage League starts eliminations to determine a city series playoff entrant. The Junior Triangles have qualified for the playoff as first-half winners, while the second representative will come from the eliminations. The winner faces the Junior Triangles for a Dallas tournament spot.
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Dallas
Erratic Race Results With Sparse City Notes
Fragmented OCR yields scattered times and names such as Boston 38:10 and Schenectady references. Mentions of individuals like Landes and Landes with unclear events appear amid stray phrases. A filler classified ad note about selling unused items interrupts the fragments.
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Fifteen Nations Remain In 34 Davis Cup Fight
The 14 remaining nations were drawn for the Davis Cup, with the United States to face Canada in the North American zone. Mexico meets Brazil. Czechoslovakia, New Zealand, Wales, South Africa, and others compete in Europe. The draw was held in London with Sir Samuel Hoare presiding, and key deadlines set for May 20 and June 12 for round completions and the inter-territ final in Vienna.
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