Chicago sports crowds fill arena despite bleak mood
Officials of the Chicago indium operating company say prosperity remains distant as recent events attract large crowds. Over eight days 10,000 spectators saw four events in the arena while 13,500 watched a Black Hawks Maple Leafs hockey match and 20,200 attended wrestling with Jim Landen and Jet Ravaldi. Western Open speed skating drew 17,900 then 17,000 the following night as the Black Hawks fought Hag and the Boston Bruins.
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Chicago
Chicago Aindium
Moat
Bly
Aide
Black Hawks
Toranto Maple Leafs
Jim
Landen
Jet Ravaldi
Black Hawke
Los- Hag Palle
Edda Shore
Elks Boxing Night Promises Packed House in San Antonio
San Antonio readers expect a full house at Walkathon Arena for a 16 round boxing card featuring Owen Davernay versus Nan Or lean and Tommy Monroe. Proceeds and state boxing commission approval are highlighted as tickets go on sale, with Jimmy Lacoume and Joe Montana drawing gym crowd attention and several undercard bouts listed.
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San Antonio Digiitars
Owen Daveriay
Nan Orlean
Bulldog
Tommy Monroe
Fan Antonio
Priti
Walkathon
Iby
Els Boxing Association
Davernay- Motiroé
Jewis
EL Paso
Elks
Liter
Sunsight
Theramaters
State Boxing Commission
Jimmy LaCoume
New Odlesns
Joe Montana
Tiacoume
Hatile
Lacoume
Mike Marchines Va
Benny Peres
al Eligonde
Frankly
Muzea Parez
Pig Martinex
Elus Club
Big Ten Race Pops Up With Two Games
Chicago February 5 In Panics of the Western conference basketball race two key games loom tonight Indiana freshened by Fred Factimen return to eligibility Michigan Wisconsin Northwestern and Minnesota all seek wins. Minnesota after beating Ohio State aims for a fourth straight victory against Minnesota first place Chicago and Purdue face rough tests as standings tighten.
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Chicago
Town
Endling
Bloomington
Minnesota
University of Chicago
Purdue
Ohio State
Chiesto
Alinnesita
Fowa
Indiana
Fred Factimen
Hoosiers
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Madison
Wahish College
Evaniston
O'Dell and Milligan to Coach at Pitt
O'Dell and Milligan named to join Pitt coaching staff. Howdy O'Dell, halfback from last season's Panthers, backs coach duties alongside Mike Milligan, former star guard in the 1920s. O'Dell from Sioux City succeeds Andy Gustafson who moves to Dartmouth next fall. Mancuso rests easy as doctors assess typhoid fever risk. physician says prognosis to be known by Tuesday.
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Mancuso
Houston
Be, M. Armstrong
Gil Mancuso
Giants
Puthia
Golf Stars Arriving For Texas Open Preview
Texas Open coverage notes star arrivals from California Mexico and San Antonio. Bobby Cruickshank and Jack Burke lead among professionals arriving ahead of the amateur and pro best ball events, with Brackenridge and Riverside Park hosting qualifying and practice matches as thousands gather for a multi-day tournament.
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Agia Calliente
Tower
California
Mexico
San Antonio
Milion Totay
I‘ Widre Perk
Jane
Fortune
Papa
Bobby Cruickshank
MacDonald Smith
Art Loire
San Diego
Jack Burke
Wack Burke
Houston
Texas Cpe
Epriy
Pmaleup
Professionel
Tovernment
Riverside Park
ATL Ametenics
Riverside
Rebben Albrugh
Lorraine Young
Ed Dinger
A. & Mitchell
Dan Sullivan
Jack Spitters
J. Lacomoe
Rod Rogers
J. D. Ellinth
Alex Nordhaus
Girl league schedule shows Barberas and Riders in week fixtures
Fragmented OCR lists girls league games for Barbera Byorls versus Lauter Stein Riders and State Hospital Morales Maids at 8 o'clock. Barberh faces Ouls weele with Charley Darkera as manager. Prairie fra game with Red Acrs. Thursday night Snatts meet Powell girls of Austin.
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Barbera
Byorls
Lauterstein
Riders
State Hospital
Morales
Gils City
Teague Basket
Nader
Woodlawn
Bym
Barberh
Ouls Weele
Charley Darkera
Prairie Fra
Nova
Snatts
Powell Girls of
Austin
Bowling league week ends in upsets shake standings
In the Bowlers Commercial Leather competition for the week ending January 29, upsets by the Ulderdogs altered team standings. High series honors went to Carlos Paye with 2285, while Frank Buffel and others posted notable scores as teams like Linen Supply and Better Home battled for position.
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Leartr
Grant Bosling Aliens
Ulderdogs
Heminger Devil
Grang Aros
Keininkerites
Jatsa Buffel
Martin Linen Supply
Linenitea
Raymond Lee
Liberty
Belter
Judea Mathews
Wilson
Flix
Jugs
Tory
Carlos Payae
Schaefer
R. Lee
Aarrat
Reminger
Saarr
Marlin-Linen Sue
Liberty Drug Bt
Prank Bros
JR Ay
Aga Hoffman Hans
Lan Brunt
Waar Matthews
District grid meeting set for 16 district schools
District grid meeting set to discuss football schedules for 16 San Antonio area schools. Coaches and principals from THatriet 14 schools expect tentative district 12 16 alignments to be finalized Saturday. Guy Rogers chair notes late end times definite and that unannounced plans are moving to schools.
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San Antonio
Thatriet
Istrict
Atl
Techsboat
Dallas
Houston
Wace
Lareto
Corns Christi
Mit Satuday
Guy Rogers
Sal Montag
Chicago Pros Win Another Bears Triumph on Coast
Chicago Seafs, champions, beat Sunray 17 to 7 in a Pacific Coast clash. Arnie Finckeet of USC nearly matched the Bears with aerial plays from their 30 yard line to Bil Hewitt for a 15 yard score. Racing notes show over 500 applications for stables at Epson Downs with the meeting starting March 9.
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Ban Diego
Cali
Chicago Seafs
Pacific Coast
Arnie Finckeet
University of Southern California
Bears
BU Keer
Kar
Bil Hewitt
Houston
Fed
Jim
Monon
Cox heading for S. A. Open
Agua Caliente Mexico Feb 5 Cox the new Agua Caliente open golf champion led after three rounds with a subpar total and a field strong with scores from Wille Hunter Abe Espinosa and Horton Smith. He planned a California trip to play in the Gallerie open and earned 1500 for his lead and 500 for top finishers in the event.
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Agua Caliente
Insi
Cox
San Antonilo
California
Prine J Winery
Wille Hunter
Los Angeles
Denny Shute
Miami
Mag Smith
Nashvile
Rabby Grateshank
Richewad
Yatdinuny Thomson
Lang Bere
Vic Chexei
Rumson
N. Ju
Frank Walsh
Phinngn
Bon thron and Cunningham Face Tough Mile Showdown
New York track scene heats up as Bonthron and Cunningham prepare to clash with Venske and Verzke in a Baxter mile three way. From indoor records to the rivalries of Nordell Woolsey and Loverick the night promises fast times and lone triumphs for sprint and middle distance stars.
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New York
Prh
America
Glenny Cunninghim
Kansas
Gttic Venske
Pennsylvan
Wanamaker
Verzke
Bob Cunningham
le Ulinaat
Venzke
Widran
Bil Bonthran
Prineston
Cunningham
Vente
New York A. C
Bowlhran
Heligh
Jack Loverick
Otdoors Cunnington
Seton Hall
Caneze Merk
Newark
Windije Lp
Boston
Wil
Frank Nordell
New York University
Rob Woolsey
Boston A. A
Hiniler Mile
Roatan A
Gates
Bonthran
Apedal
McTh
John
Indiana
Johnny Marciss
Louisiana Timber-Lepper
John Collier
Ralph Mercade
New Orleans
Walter Marty
Fresno
Calif
State ‘Tribes College
George Spitz
Halder
Kel Brown
Wirt Thompson
Vale
Ted
Three High School Stars Die in Wreck
Three Chillicothe youths were killed when their car collided with a fast B&O freight train on an unguarded crossing late Sunday. The dead: Charles Ludwig Jr, Gene Ferrell, and Don Coley. Ludwig Sr, superintendent of a paper mill, was the driver. Ferrell starred in football and basketball. Coley was a tennis standout and city champion.
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Wreck Chilligothe
Ohio
Charles Ludwig Jr
Gene Ferrell
Don Coley
Ludwig
Charles Ludwig Sr
Central Olio
Elf
Conley
Ferrell
Olympic Team Started But Invitation Tabled
New York notes of February 5 report the American Olympic committee delaying a decision on accepting Germany’s invitation to the 1926 Berlin Games. An executive committee will handle the matter after the organizing meeting, with final action pending and a possible U S delegation later. Discussions cover funding, team organization, and Germany’s political climate ahead of the Olympic plan.
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New York
Gernyving
Berlin
Alhough
AOCS
United States
O. C
Gustavus T. Kirby
Kirby
Dietrich Werthmann
A. ©. Gilbert
Murray Hul
Bert
G. Head
Hicby
Dryad
Tor Fead
Cemeat
Hryindfee
Germany
Sumer
Russia
Japan
Fermoll
Peares
Hiean White
Olympic
Juniors Wrestle Victorious Shutout In Local League Play
Juniors The First Evangelicals defeated the Morales five 23 6 20 on the Word lant court in the Junior Basketball league. Le Song Boys defeated Riverside Kals 7 0 12 to stay undefeated. The final game was protested. Yelhsw arxers beat Italian Americans 27 to TL with Rubola scoring all losers’ points. Sunday morning St Anthony's College beat Tratlans 32 to 18. Multiple players listed with points.
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Wordlant
Morales
Elisk
SECON
le Song Boys
Riverside Kals
Yelhswarxers
Tratlans Loa
Anthony's College
Tanetos
Evangelicms
Kagising
Weatwood
Reddith
Dea Burst
Hall
Hervink
V Sovales
Lozany
Creve Thy
Carla Nicanales
Roman
Sonnine
Pena
Hernan
Dey
Pale
Thurra
Accata MQ
Vilingadarna
Gamzdlen
Partin
Leon
Caerpla
Nave
Jackets
Areniiann Cif
Allen U2 Gaiin OM. Ronke
Talla
Fsparis
Torres
Pras Velen
Fo Rian
Gerelati Calalink WM
Catabernn
Rubinis
AL Razno
Blefinn
Kevrer
Odt St Anthony's
Tanai
Thupmartin
Vauighan Quinn
Teonard
Turney
Wate
Span Am Loop AD wpseb records Sunday game at Woodlawn
An uneven Sunday afternoon game on Woodlawn lake court features the Span Am Loop AD wpseb recording a win over Bo hemian club while Chapultepers suffer a 29 to 32 defeat. The roster shows multiple players such as Banemiant Reyna Kre, and Santor with scattered scores and substitutions across a chaotic lineup.
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Woodlawn Lake Court
Bohemian Club
Chapultepers
Atco Tris
Banemiant
ar—Razahata
Reyna
Krave
Rite
Aces
Kniitnin Ir EL Brave Elinor Airies
Gistitin Oy
Dae
Ate Harery
Upsets Brighten Church Cage Race at Mexican Sun Meet
Good Will Center defeated Prospent 4) Methodists 26 to 23 in a Saturday game at Lantercourt. Trinity Methodists beat Mexican Christisis 19 to 14. Home of Neighborly Service hosted an upset where Brestylesians were defeated for the first time this season, 33 to 23. Lineups list players from Good Will Center and Prospect Hill with several named individuals and officials noted.
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Good Wish Center
Prospent
Methodists
Eame
Lantercort
Brestylesians
Trinity Methodists
Good Will Center
Padua
Fona
T. Fadia
Lavin
Atartines
Prospect Hill
Quaynulla
Vara
Monreal Tet
Akmuilay
Ames
Pamen
Horeisbhorly
Avicllang
F. Mendoza
T. Valles
Carta
Qetoga
Brostytoriana
Reyna
Esenhedi
Mendoza
Anb _Tresina
Marines
Atredonda
Rudy Ral Mathodi
Gareq
Censeado
Curdrangs
California Polo Triumph Over Texas in Hot Match
California’s 32 goal polo squad defeated Texas 19 to 15 at Midwick Country Club. Roark led California with six first-half goals as Smith and Howard supported with seven and four scores respectively. Texas showed early speed but faded, while California widened the gap to 13-7 by intermission and held on despite a late Texas rally. The second meet between the teams is set for next Sunday with improved Texas mounts anticipated.
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Los Angeles
Fes
California
Texas
Midwick Country
Aidan Roark
Cecil Smith
Texas Ponies
Invaders
Glaaye
Ohukker
Smith Cy Howard
Willams
St Anthony's Triumph Over Artillerymen 41 27
St Anthony's Yellowjackets defeated the Second Field Artillery brigade 41 to 27 on their college court. Star forward Ruak t led the scoring as Baker paced the Artillery with 10 points. The win sets up a midweek Academic Basketball League tilt against the Peacock Fowls at Abboby's court.
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St. Anthony’s
St. Anthony's College Court
Yellowjackets
Peacock Fowls
Abboby's Court
Konergen
St. Anthony's
Ruak
Suouing
Baker
Artillery
Lukeups
Katt Nape Loasteas
Fen Tear Berney
Venter Lucid
Ruake
Len
Hamd
Denney
Tae
Artillers
Saten
J. Baker
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Jimmy LA Coume
Walkathon Arena
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Jack Oren
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Fred A. Junstoy
F. A. Burttschell
Ralph Baldwin
Harold Winters
Ward Burris
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M. E. Stevenson
Bill Alston
Bill Brock
Symons Golf Shop
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Lions Field Playground
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Josephine Street Park
Ghotty Long
Harvey Penick
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Frank Moore
Brquoily
Ed Mendelfire
Gene Masher
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Pat O'Brien
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Pinicher Seerer
Marhach - Hee Patee
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