Moreland to Compete in Texas Open Golf Tourney
The Texas Open golf championship at Brackenridge Park in San Antonio will feature Moreland, a three time amateur golf champion of Texas, among many registered pros and amateurs from across the U.S. The event runs Thursday through Sunday with a Thursday amateur pro-am, and includes a large field from San Antonio and other cities, with preliminary rounds and entry deadlines noted.
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Federal Reserve and Alamo Teams Win Hard Fought Gym Victory
The Federal Reserve and Alamo National Bank teams earned wins in Monday YMCA games. Final scores 210 to 6. Top scorer for the losers led with 22 points as a crowded lineup featured Amry Back SpaBlater and others.
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Lear
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Arerer
Texas Umps Get Their Eyes Tested
In Dallas the Texas league president Alvin Gardner ordered all umpires to be examined by eye specialists and supply signed affidavits. He stated the umpires complied and all passed, declaring none had impaired vision.
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Dallas
Texas League Baseball Faus
Alvin Gardner
Ineligibility Hits Arkansas Razorbacks Player
In a continuing NCAA ineligibility wave at the University of Arkansas, James Brent of Rufaila Oklahoma has been ruled ineligible for failing to meet the required scholastic standard. Earlier sanctions removed two additional Razorbacks, Al Cortals and Ley Cortals, from the team amid similar academic failings.
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Can Wes
University of Arkansas Grid
James Brent
M Pound
Rufaila
Okla
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Aroinere
Southwestern Conference Scores and Team Highlights
A garbled recap lists multiple colleges and scores across games. Notable mentions include Southwestern teams, Kentucky, Mercy, Oregon, Washington, and Cornell peers with varied point totals. The fragmentary notes reference several universities, teachers colleges, and regional matchups without cohesive results.
Metcalfe Earns Dual Spots on 1934 All-Star Track Team
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette, famed sprinter, secures two places on the 1934 all star track and field squad chosen by A A U secretary treasurer Daniel Ferris. The New Orleans standout Emmett Topping and Walter Marty of Chicago are also highlighted for sprint and high jump roles while George Snipe and others make related all college and all American selections.
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Ralph Metcale
Marquette — University
Danel J. Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
Aontinar
Elven
Emmett Topping
New Orleans
Metcalfe
Walter Marty
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Marley
George Spite
New York University
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Sunday School League Upsets and Close Losses Highlight Week
Sunday School League results show First Evangelical defeating Baptist Temple 17 to 9, St. Mark's edging Westminster Presbyterians 19 to 15, and Laurel Heights Methodist narrowly beating First Boyulsity 24 to 23. Players noted include Melige, Bedersigthy, and Sirupsom with various scoring contributions as officials and scorers are listed.
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Phillies Acquire Saint Louis Player G. Noe in Trade
In New York on February 6 the Phillies announced the purchase of veteran National League infielder Ethan Allen, nicknamed Alin, from the St. Louis club. President G. Noe confirmed the deal last night, signaling a key addition for the coming season.
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New York
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Knight Winner But Title Goes Draw At Madison Square Garden
In a 15 round heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden, Joe Knight defeated by decision over Maxie Rosenbloom in a controversial draw. Judges Roy Latham and Sam Roberts rendered one vote for Knight and two for the draw as 16,000 fans paid around 45,000 dollars for the fight. Garden officials reported receipts near 35,000 dollars despite the crowd's mixed reaction.
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Aggies crush SMU 44 26 in Dallas tilt
Captain Joe Merka led Texas A&M past SMU 44 to 26 before 1000 fans, pushing the Aggies into sole third in the SWC. Merka scored 18 with eight field goals and two free throws. Wilkins added 10 for A&M while Whitey Baccus top-scored for SMU with 11.
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Texas Aggies
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Bowlers rally as Ullrichs lead on opening night
Ullrichs pace the Railroaders with a 3] score in the opener while Baldy Ullrich and partners push toward a strong showing in the three games. Thomas and others post solid totals with multiple players near top marks, including 236 to 350 ranges as the Commercial Handicap League proceeds with sharp competition and close finishes.
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Moynihan to be first aide to Chevigny
Austin Feb 6 The athletic council nears final selection of assistants for coach Chevigny at Texas after his return from Chicago sister’s wedding Moynihan former Notre Dame star and Georgia coach is top candidate may join W F Metzenthin on Chevigny staff Archery champ dies at Pittsburgh Elizabeth Bennett Roberts holder of the women’s international title dies at older age after long career Also in Pittsburgh a horseshoe tourney crowns champions with 27 players competing
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Pittsburgh
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Galveston No-Hits Hill Star In Gumbert Victory
Galveston pitching star Harry Gumbert threw a no hitter against York in the New York-Pennsylvania League, the second no hit in the league's history. Gumbert, part of a Baltimore exchange, faced 28 batters, earning a 2-0 win for the Buccaneers. The veteran right hander, 23, had a 12-15 season with a 3.56 ERA and 120 strikeouts, with a nephew of the famed Gumbert era noting the achievement.
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Hall of Fame
Confusing OCR Summary of Various Track and Boxing Results
A garbled newswire item reports diverse sports results with names including Jim Lomtes, Jon Sa, Glen Ware, Clarence Eklund, Pete Peterson, Charley Fischer, Jimmy Hefnes, and Buck Dison. It mentions venues or locations such as New York, Minneapolis, Des Moines, Kansas City, San Francisco, Newark, and Vancouver with scattered references to teams, universities, and draws.
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New York
Jim Lomtes
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Ginie Dusek
Jon Savoldi
Notre Dame
George Zargnoff
Palasiit “Thomsony
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Winside
Nebr
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Bulluto
Wyo
Pete Peterson
Minneapolis
Sem Luthers
Des Moines
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Kanony Seuif
Newark
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Enon
Toronto
Canasta
Davey Serratn
Vancouver
Miguel Govesies
Tilden Seeks Evening Victory To Even Series
Tilden faces Ellsworth Vines in an indoor tennis match Friday hoping to level their series after a 6-1 5-7 4-1 defeat of a youthful opponent last night. Vines leads the indoor race across the country with seven wins. Clarence Pell and Stanley Mortimer are out in the New York racquets doubles final, losing to Hunt England and Aheldon in a 10-15 15-3 13-10 comeback.
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Jeby to Fight Vince Dundee in Chicago Stadium Card
Jeby and Vince Dundee will meet in a 10 round non title bout at Chicago Stadium on February 1. The show includes three 10 round prelims and features Frankie Buttagita and Roy Van Klaveren in supporting middleweight bouts. Dundee, known as a New York middlweight champion, seeks revenge after a prior meeting with Jeby.
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Vince Durdee
New York
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Winnipeg
Schreiner Five Prepare For Saturday Game Here
Schreiner College basketball notes wind up preparations for a Saturday noon West game against Mountaineers. Coach Homer Adams faces lineup gaps as Lintie and Matthews leave, but Clayton Stamps returns to practice and may start at guard. Red Clifford and Lincoln Clark shift to guard and center with Witt Seale Reese to fill forward spots.
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Be Coach At Austin College For 1934 season
Sherman Texas February 6. GNSI reports Austin College with 1934 football coach 3 H Head former Teosbroan mentor. Head named head football coach late yesterday after directing the Freshman eleven in 1933 posting one loss and five wins against North and East Texas colleges. A 1992 Ford B 4 sedan is for sale at 378 See Glassification 73 Light Classified Ads
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Boxing Fight Results From Coast to Coast Summary
A cluttered boxing results list names numerous fighters and outcomes across multiple cities including New York Atlanta Louisville Waterbury and Philadelphia. Notable mentions include wins by Johnny Latin Philadeiputy and Mickey Serevin with several outpoints and knockouts noted alongside various venues and opponents. The fragmentary report lists scores and opponents across a wide geographic spread.
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Minniapolis
Branké Battaglia
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Reds Craft Ambitious Farm System Plan for Reds
Feb 8 New owners of Cincinnati Reds push to build a nationwide farm system via agreements with multiple minor league clubs. General Manager Larry MacPhail aims to send surplus Reds talent to Toronto and other teams, seeking sustained talent scouting in universities and summer leagues. Key figures Powell Crosley Jr and Branch Rickey are involved as talks progress with St Louis Cardinal affiliate setups.
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Morale Auspices Upset Beats Birks Hospital Team
In a Monday night girls league doubleheader the Morale guards held the Birks Hospital sextette to 15 points, while Mulds led with 13. The Harriers Sports tied Lauterstein for runner-up by defeating Unt Riders 34 to 14. In the opener the EAME team started slow, trailing 11 2 at one point. Lineups and bench details noted but obscured by garbled OCR. referees listed as Bem hock and Hamilton. A plan was announced for Friday league play against the Spanish American Saints and the Wesley House sextette, with the final game pitting Home Neigsbarly Service against Manuel Matsuni’s group.
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Intermediate Loop Leaders Hold Own
The Intermediate League basketball standings show top teams maintaining leads as results roll in. The Voks beat Warriors 26 to 11 in one game while Light Newsies ousted the Hed Bridge Aces 24 to 24. Other listed players and scores appear garbled but indicate ongoing league play and individual contributions.
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