Referee Barry Suspended Over Unlicensed Fight
Chicago boxing commission indefinitely suspends referee Barry for officiating an unlicensed match held last week. Barry’s license revoked, arguing the event lacked safeguards and violated boxing laws. Chairman Paul Drebn notes the action targets neighborhood shows and aims to enforce proper boxing standards.
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Chicago
Dave Garret
Gene Timney
Himeek
State Boxing Commission
Barry
Ian
Dempsey Tunney
Barry Las
Llul Tungey Wan
Paul Drebn
Boxing Commission
Prelit
Ox « Fatale Ily
Speonda
Attendanta
Phrshiing
Eddie Anderwn
Moline
Dave Adelman
Philadelphia
Wild Bill Clings to Dream as Texas Open Ends
In a sunlitTrarkenridge Park finale, Wild Bill ties for first with Armour after a dramatic back nine. Cooper falters on the final holes while Hart and MackDonald-Sith fail to close, as crowds watch the 1920 Texas Open unfold amid fast greens and a brisk wind.
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Cooper
Hart
Mellhorn
Tommy
Tomms
Harry
Aloost
Bill
Willow Springs
Eblboth
Gnel
Wild Bill
Simaric
Hang
Dows
Armour
MackDonald Sith
Tom Lally
Bedly
Antir Ormas
Mehi
Barre Cooper
Wapionship
Mehlhorn Pisyer
Oh Cooper
J Cruickshank
Reaper Eteaere
Bill Burke
Lelie
al Espinuss
Chuck Os Peeeae
Bobby Adds Strokes to His Score
In a disputed round Bobby faces scoring errors as Cruirkshank corrects an illegitimate tally and posts a 24 for the round, giving himself an 8 300 total. Bobby slips to third place while a rival’s tampering alters the standings in a tense club event.
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Bobby
Bob To
Wellin
Cruirkshank
Dé Hantensil
Meadowbrook links tale ends with a smile
A tarnished but vivid golf report follows a Dallas native in Meadowbrook play. After a bold morning GS round, the champion battles fatigue, finishes with a resilient smile, and notes the Open victory as he heads toward duty and prestige. The gallery cheers as he remains upbeat despite a slipping final round.
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Tatte
Mebloorm
Mac and Bob Steady Boys Shine in Tight Match
Two veterans MacDonald Smith and Bobby Cruickshank let the younger players run the show as the openers faded. The duo still claimed third place money as the juniors surged with strong runs. Cruickshank posted 74 75 while his partner finished 76, 75, 75 over four hands.
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MacDonald Smith
Bobby Cruickshank
Moi Mus
Bobby Erica Ty
Snot
Jfour
Cruickshank
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff
A curious old remedy claims four ounces of plain liquid arrows moistened with water and rubbed gently into the scalp will dissolve dandruff by morning. Repeated applications are said to remove all signs, halt itching, and impart lustrous, silky hair.
Bill Mehlttern Wins Texas Open Title in Photo Finish
Bill Mehlttern claimed the Texas Open championship after years of effort. He received a $1600 prize as photographer Milo Mellheran captured the moment while The Light staff credited Harry Craft for the portrait work.
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Bill Mehlttern
Bill
Milo Mellheran
Harry Craft
Light Staff
Where the Money Went in Texas Golf Championship
Disjointed OCR of prize list shows winners and prize amounts across rounds. Names include Willem Ke Mehhorn and Bobby Gruickswank among many others, with various places and payments noted. The fragmentary text lists rounds, scores, and prizes for multiple participants, though many entries are garbled.
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Yoo Turnrra
Neventh
Prleee
Gro-Ammlerr
Stan How
Renney
Onechalt
Init
Bee
Milly Murke
Grimes
Bo Tum Lolly
AL Enpihnuss
Huston Bulth
Tilly Pela
Autluny Maier
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Ale Tihuston
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Mil
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Fen
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Dinette
Burris
Zai
Pete
McCetestes Rivecreserhd
Golf Card Details From Vague Tournament Schedule
Golf cards reveal garbled phrases and inconsistent names as readers seek dates between Mebthorn and Melons. The note mentions a morning session in Tustin and a fixed item, but specifics remain unclear.
Triple header for girls revised schedule collision with league
Withdrawal of the Young Woman's Hebrew Association from the city girls league follows several defeats. A revised tripleheader at Camp Normoyle starts at 7:30 with Inning Draughon's Bubinens versus Fwo Runes, then Sisk meets Puflivan vice girls, and a second game follows against Brooks Memorial church sextet. At 8:00 Roemer girls face Pwud hospital narges.
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Young Woman's Hebrew Association
Camp Normoyle
Draughon
Bubinens College
Fwo Runes
Sisk
Puflivan Vice Girls
Brooks Memorial Church
Roemer Girls
Pwud & Hospital Narges
Texas Open golf scores show scattered totals and names
Scores from the Texas Open list numerous players and clubs with totals ranging from the high 260s to 320s. The garbled text includes many proper nouns from places and names like Buffalo, Chicago, San Antonio, Toledo, and Joplin, with inconsistent formatting and several misspellings.
50 for 18 Holes Golf Score Record Discussion
A chaotic account describes golf scoring feats and practice round antics. It mentions a 48 score, a 50 for 18 holes, and references to a course, best ball play, and rumored records. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrases and numbers.
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Die Wulew
Galt Coursy
Anybaily
Cael
Pless
Nimber
Minichy Crnfeleshank
Jouran
Mt. Wol
Saddle with jockey buried with famed rider
William Fessy, a jockey of long career, was laid to rest with his saddle, kept as a luck charm since his Derby ride. The funeral drew many race followers and horsemen who recalled his years at English and American tracks.
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Milwaleee
Tech
Forkes
William Fessy
Bessy
Merr
Fessy
England
America
S M U Names Eight Baseball Regulars For Practice
Dallas February 8 UP Eight veteran players lead a core of greenhorns at Southern Methodist University for the first day of practice at the baseball field. Regulars include Alne Hooks at catcher More rigor will chase, Alne Hooks at fire bie, Ale Brown beyond, Geral Mann at shortstop, Centge Hemi wedhied, Hume nod oT, Millee on the mound, with Budd Craig and Robert Deze back sl…
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Dallas
Per
Hienideq
Greenhorny
Southern Methodist University Banehall
Regulaca
Lust
Alne Hooks
Ale Brown i
Geral’ Mann
Entge Hemi Wedhied
Redionn
Hume
Millee
Budd Craig
Robert Deze
Prohibition Failure Highlighted In Early Golf Dispatch
The article reflects on Prohibition as a failed policy while detailing golf events and personalities. It notes the Levis Open tournament amid weather challenges, praises progress of young players like Dan Malarkey, and describes tense moments with veterans Seviekulanks and Cowper at Willow Springs gallery. The piece comments on public attention to purses and the uneasy treatment of rising talent within the sport.
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Gayle Talbot JR
Mehlink
San Antonio
Bill
Trarkenridge Park
Teddy Cruickshank
Cowper
Cruickshank
Armour
Sally
Tittsburgh
Willow Springs
Seviekulanks
Yang Dan Mularkey
Tatkin
Lieietheen Xome
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