Cubs Holdout Epidemic Fails to Disturb Wilson
In a cluttered golf notes page, multiple results from Willow Springs and Sam Houston events are listed. Winners include Mrs J H Jay, Mrs N A Saigh, and Mrs Arthur Sessigson. Scores echo a busy local women's circuit with match play and nine hole flights, notable scores around 100 to 119 points.
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Gallagher Fretting But Not New Manager
Chicago dispatch reports turmoil in the Cubs organization as 16 of 36 players remain unsigned 10 days before the spring training trip to Catalina Island. Timmy Watson dismisses worry, promising the squad will report, with Wilson confident all will be aboard for practice leading to March exhibitions.
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Pla Mor Quint Sets Pace In City League
Pla Mor Richards wire past Alamo Jewelers at Woodlawn gym in a major upset shaping race in Grey Basket Bell league. Key second half surge and standout scoring by Tay lead Pla Mor to a victory that tightens the standings with Latex and Alamo in the chase for top positions.
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Stahley Named Brown Head Coach in Cambridge Shakeup
Harvard athletics chief William J. Bingham announced that J. Stahley, formerly Harvard assistant football coach, was appointed head coach at Brown University replacing Tass McLaughlin. The move follows a reshuffle affecting several Brown backfield and coaching staff, with McLaughlin slated to depart for Dartmouth.
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Haphazard Horse Racing Notes From Trev and Oaklawn
A fragmented report covers horse racing chatter from Hetuir vw and Oaklawn Park with details on Sunny Zig Pytrsimmonns and Die Higleat mn elndon. It notes stakes at Maryland season openers, Derby prep mentions, trainer struggles, and the upcoming ANG season. Also mentions Hostak in Chicago Stadium and Zale-Breve preparations with several horses and stakes context.
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Saved From Jail Horse Reunites With Trainer in California
Pasadena reports trainer Dannie J. Jefferson, movie WB timing and horse Bri Gartos tanto winner of a $20,060 purse, returned to work with the WB horse Glimpson after a mollée court sentence. Jefferson served three days in jail for a jaywalking summons, then was released by Judge Sherman Newell who noted he was badly needed with the horse.
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Boxing Cards in Garden and Detroit Show Heavyweight Plans
The article details a flurry of boxing bout announcements and festival plans led by promoter Mike Jacobs. It lists proposed fights across Madison Square Garden and Detroit, with fighters like Pat Ro m ine o, Gene Genevieve, Natlie Mann, and Arturo Ge joy, and mentions dates from February to April, including Garden engagements and a potential Conn rematch.
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Indoor seven a side soccer debuts at Madison Square Garden
New York reports a streamlined indoor soccer format aimed at quick scoring. Eleven aside play is trimmed to seven, with substitution like hockey, promising faster action and fewer injuries as top soccer organizations showcase the new version.
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Derby contenders spark a busy Santa Anita card
Seabiscuit and Keyak head a crowded handicap field with Nazca owned by Breckenridge Lang and other notable entrants. Upsets loom as top candidates vie for Kentucky Derby spots while Santa Anita withdrawals narrow the lineup. Post time is 6:15 p.m. San Antonio time.
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College Basketball Scores and Standings Incomplete
Fragmented college basketball recap lists numerous teams and scores from an OCR dump. Names such as Texan Aggita Virginias Florida and Indiana appear tangled with odd spellings and misreads, rendering a coherent outcome unclear yet indicating mixed results across many programs and venues.
Fort Lauderdale Tennis Tourney Washed Out
Fort Lauderdale Florida reports the seventeenth annual midwinter event canceled due to rain. Seeded players including former national champion Boon Aiges of Chicago were listed among entrants.
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