Albaugh Prepares Texas Open Amid Big Week At Brackenridge
Reuben Albaugh oversees details for the $5050 Texas Open at Brackenridge Park as 72-hole play nears. He plans a gallery chief, coordinates with Fort Sam Houston for policing, and promotes $215 season tickets selling through Sunday night. Entries rise for Open and pro am, with Jug McSpaden among early favorites practicing at Brackenridge.
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Phoenix
Reuben Albaugh
Brackenridge Park
Army of Cotters
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Albaugh
Walter Thompson
Houston
Golf Crest Country Club
W. M. Anderson
Jack Kleeman
Kingsvile
Herold
Jug
McSpeden
Brackenridge
Pat
MeoSpaden
My Laffoon
Kim Foxerty
Johnny Manioy
Uargld Bieg
Pair nations for net play in 1939 Davis Cup draw
New York Feb 4 5 Aus Wally and Japan again advance in the American zone finals. Forecasts by Walter M Pate place Czechoslovakia Germany France and Great Britain in contention in Europe. The draw lists nations and byes, with Australia Mexico Cuba Canada Philippines Japan Mexico first round byes in North America and Czechoslovakia versus Norway in Europe.
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New York
Aus
Wally
Japan
Ued Flavia
Czechoslovakia
Germany
France
Great Britain
Walter M. Pate
United States
Pate
Elye
Yuoslavia
Pranja Puncec
Franjo Kukullevic
Czachoslovakia Stil
Ladislas Trecht
Menzel
Gensun
Heimer Hencel
George von Metaxa
Baron Gottfried von Grant
Hes Yvon Petra
Christian Rousse
Britahy
Rut Dustin
Ehsllétige
Ralind Peffin
Dapan
Lrandesome
Jira Yamagishi
Brazil
Halcombe Ward
Awer Tennis
Sockaon
Solrows
North
Hungary
Foland
Netherlands
Switzerland
Sweden
Denmark
Paychek Wins In Omaha Bout Over Art Oliver
In Omaha on February 4, Paychek, a Chicago heavyweight, recovered from an eight count to outbox Art Oliver over eight rounds before 4300 fans. Oliver floored Paychek early but Paychek rallied with steady jabs to secure the decision after a tense mid bout exchange.
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Omaha
Neb
Johma—ny Paychek
Des Moinen Bellboy
Art Oliver
Chicago
Aegie
Oliver
Paychiek
Wright
Brackenridge holds drama as Abe Espinosa wins 1931 Texas Open
Abe Espinosa, from a famed golfing family, seizes the 1931 Texas Open at Brackett Ridge Park. He cards a 281 total to beat Frank Welsh Turnesa Cooper and others in a tight finish as Shute leads early but falters. Espinosa’s late surge stunned a strong field in gusty wind with a three under par 281.
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Tentil
Stetch
Abe Espinoza
America
Ant
Texas
Wiich
Golalt
Espinosa
Prank Welsh
Brackenidge
Turnese
Gooper
Shuter
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Denny Shute
Bill
Lally Ia
Irin
Abels
Perhays
Chicagean
Tir
Strate
Uraesa
Grapes
Mipre
Turenesa
Cooper
Shute
Turuesa
Wallis
Reed
Phoenix Open Opens With 64 Pros In Race For $2400 Prize
The St hole Phoenix Open teeing off at Phoenix Country Club features 64 pros and 15 amateurs with 10 more expected. Pre tournament favorites include Ed Oliver Dick Metz Byron Nelson Jimmy Hines Marvin Stahl Pat Horton Smith Abe Espinosa and Johnny Re volta. Nelson Stahl and Hines split 626.66 yesterday in the pro am event. Highteen holes slated for today with 20 more Sunday. winner earns 2400 prize.
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Phoenix
Arix
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Dick Metz
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Reading
Jimmy
Hines
Great Neck
Marvin Staal
Tonsing
Bitch
Lewson Liltie
Sal Franci
Thomason
Stawnee-on-Delaware
Pat Horton Smith
Abe Espinosa
Johnny Revolta
Demarel
Fight Results Highlight Confusing Global Card
A jumbled report lists multiple boxers and locales with scattered scores and outcomes. Names such as Tony Galena Washington New York Melio Battias and Bobby Masters appear alongside cities like Detroit Philadelphia and Worcester, ending with a note of a fought technical draw.
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Tony Galena
Uronire
Washington
New York
Melio Battias
Beacon
N.Y
Myerdock Fox
Can
Shokang
Wash
Eddy
King Tuy
Minadarialis
Phiadelphis
Jhnt Rablasan
Ob Phanielphis
Jack Shtler
Philadelphia
Auvuela
Savina KO
Caxilo
Bath
Worcester
Maze
John Roni
Itdin Rena Byrhacme FE
Hallynke
Salvatore Bartolonko
Dane Barry
Chitake
Helly
Raby
Biroty
Alan Jhadlen
Kan
Jack
Kid
England
San Diego
Calt
WTF
San Thérin
Yancey Heney
Heals
Pollan
St Henrys Tornets Defend Southwest Academic League Title
In a tight contest Saint Henrys Tornets face Saint Antonio Yellow Jackets for the league crown. The undefeated contenders seek a repeat as welmiako highlights and key scores shape the dramatic title showdown.
Rattlers Seek Another Win Over Buffs
St Marys Rattlers prevail in a two game series opener against West Texas State College Buffs in Canyon. Ernest Schur led with 14 points for the Buffs while Garlang Taylor and Chico Cabriel contributed for the Saints as the game stayed tight and fouls sidelined key players.
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St. Mary's Rattlers
Texas State College Buffaloss
Canyon
Rattler
South San Antonio
Central High
Saints
St. Mary's
Ernest Schur
Gamin
Garlang Taylor
Chico Cabriel
Motarnationel Arts Triumph Over Golden Terror
Motarnationel arts team led by Piel pla Fronka Maguraki 2140 defeated the Golden Terror in a decisive match. The result highlights a strong performance by the Agsaciatrik squad amid a competitive season.
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Agsaciatrik Ress
Fronka Maguraki
Motarnationel Arts
Miym
Golden Terror
Believe It Or Not By Ripley Cony 1840
Fragmentary OCR reads like a Believe It Or Not note referencing Ripley and Cony with stray words about 1840. The readable text is insufficient to determine a clear event, person, or place for a fuller headline or summary.
Handy Man of the French Revolution Exposed
During the French Revolution Chartes de Ie Russiece a noble became a Tribunal sweeper and saved many lives by hiding fires and erasing records. He allegedly manipulated executions and fed de Beauharnais and Madame Talepots among others, as claimed in this self explanatory piece.
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Charles de Las Bussiére
Josephine
Time Lafayette
Chartes de Ie Russiece
Committee of Public Welfare
Dasaphing de Beauharmais
Madame Talepots
Berg Beats Jameson In Miami Biltmore Round Robins
Patty Berg plays a pal and advances in the Miami Biltmore event as four matches unfold. Berg defeats Marion Miley 7 and 5 and Millie Senwab 5 and 3 to reach the semifinals while other results see Irwin, Williams, Cobhirat, and Keely winning their openers in the coral gables tournament.
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Coral Gables
Pla
Minneapolis Redhush
Patty Berg
Leddie Irwin
Giray Ringe
Miami
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Filamae Willams
Chicago
Miss Berg
Marion Miley
Lexington
Mill
Galento Admits Weakness After Knockout Win
Detroit reports Tony Galento claiming a weakness after knocking out Nat Brown in the fourth round. Crowds of 8547 watched as Brown woozily hit the canvas, with Galento noting his opponent’s inability to stand and fight.
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Detroit
Tony Galento
Aganetit
Joe Lovie
Jane
Galenlo
Tony
Brown
Galento
Joe Jacob
Joe Touls
Galenlo Wis
Louly
Chaim
Tiknock
Nin Corney
Louis
Wild Game Population Figures From Federal Survey
The government’s inventory by the Bureau of Biological Survey, with help from the park service and state conservation commissions, counts wild game across the United States. It notes roughly 8,000 black bears, 165,000 moose, 146,000 antelopes, and 4.5 million deer, with regional gaps and noting elk and buffalo presence but imperfect data due to reporting limits. It stresses the survey is not exact and relies on adding-machine tallies in many areas.
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Washington
Thisyin
Montana
Minnesota
United States
America
Delaware
Michigan
Ohio
Bureau of Biological Survey
Park Service
Forest Service
State Gate and Conservation Commissions
New Mexico
Captivlty
Untitled sports notes from fragmented OCR page
Fragmented text lists players and teams with scattered scores and clubs. It mentions Woodlawn lake gym and regional names such as Amado Nervo Valencia Centro Deportivo and Garza HN. Packed with unreadable segments, the readable items hint at a multi team event with many players but lack a coherent narrative or final outcomes.
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Inie
Congeemtve
Ocean Hall
Hanker Hall
Woodlawn Lake
Fierny
Annem
Mvorting
Contes Depnelien
Valenen Daulare
Gtipa
Amari Matyas
Amado
Ebates
Penman
G. Garnla
Railrlares Oehatile
Tucky
P. Muti
Emintulke
Anna Day
Amada
Gjuba
Amado Nervo
Centro
Valstra
Ta Cavazos
Garcia
Dabona
Balta
Balinad
Ceulta
Garza HN
Beatin
Primotet Valencia Jra
Valencia
A. Grad
Valencia Jr
Centra Deportivo
Reuter
Genteo Demartive
Valencia Jem
Powel
Uris Dake
AL Bacnhedamannan
Ryecas
Milage Tincnrasira
VoNnenal Hebnehmt
VIS
Marthniey Lorim Ia Hl
Frayn Ther Playerat
Meena
Aeim
Aten Tela
Previn
Ata
Fy Meciander
Naval
Ay Siagnies
Sunrex
Ay Alyarer
Arca Blip
Vinn Reena
Caryafei
Gurait
Chapa
Outboard Race Stars Coming to Medina
Outboard racing fans will see the Medina regatta on May 2 as the Outboard Association regatta activity expands. At a recent Waco meeting plans were outlined for multiple events including Charro Days in Brownsville February 16 and regattas in Dallas Fort Worth Mineral Wells and Memphis with the southern division regatta likely in mind August.
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Ban Antonis
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
Jaly
Memphis
San Francisco
Brownsville
Waco
Ar Herring
Perl Worth
San Antonio
Dave Crowe
Bunny Reuter
Marjorie Snyder
Glavence Sthysomn
Henry ‘Rtwerk
Frank Middictan
Dave Dadsan
YMCA Sports Report From Frienk Gikarmen Match
The Finck Gikarmen continued to play Friday night contest with Feash. Bankers Inn faced defeat as Pineke City Feast defeated Brother Ya Menna 14 to 0. Menth and Mie A figures showed mixed results as Benk five failed to score, leaving Aur with limited options.
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Finck Gikarmen
Bankers Inn
Buateat
Torfelt
Benk
Alta Fness
Povern
Pineke
Evita
Ya Menna
Schetlnoy Paako
Rene
Meane
Wxoa Sroka
Death of Pyle recalls vivid sports era
Los Angeles on February 4, civic sports promoter Pyle died at 56, famed for luring Red Grange and Suzanne Lenglen to pro events. He helped stage the Galloping Ghost's and Browne Langlen matches, organized the Hunton derby, drew huge prize money, and later ran a radio transcription firm before a life marred by lawsuits and personal turmoil.
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Los Angeles
Pyle
Vietdin
Hurold
Red
Grange
Suzanne Lenglan
Mary K Browne
Whosb
Hom
Pyke
Mid-West
University of Illinoia
New York
Andy Payne
Oklahoma
Mc. Langlen
Mary J. Browne
Guninn Devoy
Priae Monty
Effie
Vin Allmin
Razorbacks Battle Bruins In Southwest Conference Preview
Arkansas seeks back to back wins over Baylor in a Southwest Conference clash Saturday night. Captain Nei Marlin led a late surge as Arkansas held off a Baylors rally, with Hickey and Gaminil contributing on defense and offense. Baylors tried to close the gap late but Arkansas maintained a 46-33 advantage to stay atop the standings.
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Payetteville
Ack Pett
Baylor Bens
Arkinsas Razorbacks
Jean
Hogs
Bruins
Baylors
Nei Marlin
Baylay
Jost Nall
Bayley
Hickey
Gaminilt
Tce Meeberger
Baytor
Arkansas
Raytor
Walturs
Arkhiain
Adally
Marthe
Rapere
Michell
Mrs Vare Calls USGA Ruling Out of Line
Bellair Pla Feb 4 Pip Glenna Collett Vare, six times national champion, criticizes a USGA warning against expense allowances for women golfers on tour. She questions the need and says most players can afford competition. She notes women are expanding play in Florida and touring.
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Per- Hans Ie
U. B. GA
Brads
Florida
U. BG
Yave
le Holle
Gaurmanenh
Betty Myein
Clearwater
Vara
Ale
Pally Berg
Una
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Coburn
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Dark Horse
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Teri Huss
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Cony
Reide
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Romnbarn
Fred Cottrell
Irving, Kansas
Diath Schmidt
Craig Ta
Psial Yo
Betty Jameson
Senwab
Minki Beach
Miss Irwin
Gromer
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