Texas Open Meet Ends With Close Leaderboard
Leaders finish tightly on the final day as Sou Attas and other top names contend for honors. Notable players include Suittal Savannah, Jim Newman, Willard Hutchison, Florence Mangham, Joe Turnesa, Abe Espinosa, and Jack Burke with high scores and near-miss chances. The event features top pros from Dallas, Houston, Pittsburgh, and New York, with Kampmann making a historic amateur surge and late-round shifts shaping the podium.
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Suittal
Savannah
Jimmy Newman
Denver
Wile Meguire
Houster
Wid Symons
San Antonio
Willard Hutchison
Ponca City
Florence Mangham
San Antoine
Oswalt Carlton
Houston
Pat Devle
New York
Ralph Smith
Tom Cochran
Wichita Fells
Willie Hunter
Chicago
Dana Gase
Weedward
Ais
Jim Poulis
Fred Greenhill
Dallas
IL P. Flynn
Pittsburgh
Ohn Golden
Paterson
Jack Gorden
Buffalo
Harold Long
Pontiac
Dick Grout
Oklahoma City
Lewis Curry
Warren
Joe Taornesa
Elmeford
N.Y
Strome
Golden
Buree
Abe Espinosa
Francisco
MacDonald Stith
Espinosa
Smith
Jack Burke
Joostlimbeg
Ed Carroth
Ban Antonin
Wile Hunter
Jim Souris
Tom Boyd
Fox Hille
le PB. Flynn
Pittahuesh
Penty Gluel
White Pining
Newman
Tommy Wiensta
Clarence Mangham
Sun
Oswald Carriton
Fen Bowe York
Kanneth
Ali Fred Greenall
Dave Spittal
Kavanagh
Wit Rynone
Wo Maguire
Willard Hutchinson
Olli
Toe Lally
el Paavy
Dan Gors
Woodward
Ala
bin McNenzie
Harry Cooper
Waldo Crowder
Leavenne Kans
John Paterson
Bob Shave
Alk
Iorse Bowden
Gladriath
John Rbredemus
Si Anton
Craig Woon
Manele
Tad
Larry Mabhattz
Cleveland
At. Watrous
Grand Ranida
George Christ
Rochester
Bill Leach
Philadel
Harvey Pealék
Austin
Lamgrerth
Jimmy Mare
Kan
Bobb Craig
Fan pKraticises
MacDonald Smith
San Francisco
Moxaton
John Rogers
Wayton
Ohi
Bob Andrews
Woodwars
Guyner Nelson
Ge Dea
Tex
Rollach
Blue Melda
T. Z. Havvard
Yom Parke
Fort Worth
Pttshers
Stanley Davies
Diabry New
J McKangle
Dallasy Co
We Drake
Kingaton
Theo. Tharrien
City of A
Western Trapshooting Association formed to govern state events
Western Amateur Trapshooting Association announced after a directors meeting representing 24 states takes control of trapshooting in the region. George Franklin of Denver serves as president. first annual tournament planned for Chicago in June with a $2,100 cash prize for the Western handicap.
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Okla
Lake Michigan
George Franklin
Dnver
Coffesville
Kan
Chiedge
Junhe
Prospect Hill Girls Defeat Brackenridge 29 to 10 in League Play
Prospect Hill girls edged Brackenridge 29 to 10 at Sacred Heart court. FE Morris scored 34 as Brackenridge struggled to threaten. Navarre and Prieg split ten points for Brackenridge. lineups list Morris Odione for the Owls and a Brackenridge guard group with Navarre.
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Vie
Penelpinsied
Brackenriige High
Vue Wadesely
Brackenrige
FE. Morris
Owls
Odione
Thackenridey
Ards
Prieg
Nevarro
B. Morris
Dinaline
Sage
Sewell
Woit
Nutting Captures Honors In Interstate Trapshooting
Nutting of Los Angeles wins the interstate individual target event at the trapshooting tourney in Kansas City after a 24 for 25 shootoff. Frank M. Uroch of Portland ties Nutting at 91 and Dr. E B Stofer of Kansas City ties with 24 hits in a 2 shot playoff.
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Nutting
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank M. Uroch
Portland
Ore
Stankty
Fox Take
Wis
Dr. E
Stofer
Kansax City
Mema
Stanley
Dr. Stofer
St Louis Matman Demands On Level Wrestling Matches
St Louis officials vow to require affidavits and ring reads to prove bouts are bona fide. Prosecutor Schweitzer and Chief O’Kierg bar Dick Daviscourt from locals while promising action for crooked matches. Promoter Om Packs未 previously to answer about Daviscourt vs Sim Londos bout.
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ST. Louis
Albert Schwartner
Tollay
Wreestling
Schwartzer
Martin O'Kicg
St Marys Team Seeks More Games Before Season End
St Marys Academy basketball team plans two or three more contests in the near term as travel distances stretch up to 248 miles. The squad, though hampered by injuries, is eager to play additional games and is open to travel.
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St. Mary's Academy
Academy Five
Werite
Peter Hilroach
Phiene
Crackett
Swaely
Foremost Jockey of Old Days Dies
Fred Taral a famed American jockey, dies at Jamaica home after pleuro-pneumonia. He was 50, known as The Hustling Dutchman, survived by widow and son. Also notes death of Charlie Hall 26, Beaumont wrestler and football player, after a spill and injury ending mat career. Hall belonged to 1916 sprint team.
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New York
Fred Taral
Locay
Jamaica
Taral
Charlie Hale
Beaumont
Charlie Hall
Focal
Spillacta
Hall
Bin
Tath
Bom
Atte
Harris Plays Seagon Backwards In Epic Early Season Tests
Stan Harris and the Washington Senators, world champions, will meet the New York Giants in early season games before a potential World Series clash with the New York Yankees. Harris aims to stress conditioning and readiness, facing a strong Giants lineup and veteran Senators pitchers as they prepare for a grueling schedule.
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New York
Stanl
Bucky" Harris
Washington Senators
Giants
New York Yankees
Barris
Harris
Lkely
Yankees
Johnson
Reuther
Mogridge
Gregg
Zachary
Saturday Pairings Spark Large City Name Mix
A flood of entries lists many individuals from Chicago Denver Dallas and San Antonio along with several first and last names. The scattered lines appear as pairing pairings or social notices with hours and city abbreviations, creating a dense roster style fragment.
Allen Shows Way to Title Skaters
Francis Allen of Chicago, holder of the international amateur outdoor speed skating crown, won both the 220 yard and seven mile races on the American diamond trophy program in Lake Placid. He now leads in points for the trophy as the Sanile and half mile events are set for today.
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Lake Placid
Francis Allen
Chicago
TILDEN IN VAUDEVILLE AT NEW YORK VENUE
Willem Tilden, national tennis champion, signs a six week vaudeville contract with Tegey Wood to appear as a dancer and actor in a film and stage show, with articles written for several premieres.
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New, York
Willem Filden
Hax
Tegey Wood
Will Knaan
Yariner
Tilden
Limerick Contest Yields Tiny Fame for Local Poet
The fifth Limerick Contest awards prizes to participants including William Byrd Lee and Medina hopefuls. C. H. Gamifle of San Antonio earns second place after judges’ all night session. prizes include Park tickets.
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William Byrd Lee
Panama
Jack Ralsh Mayer
Young Fleischmann Keeps Stable After Father’s Death
Julius Fleischmann Jr will retain the racing stable built by his father who died last week. During the mourning, Thomas H. McCreery will oversee the horses and race entries as the firm plans for the season at Belmont and Saratoga. The stable colors of white red and blue with a red cap will return after the mourning period.
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New York
Julius Fleischmann Jr
Thomas HW. McCreers
McCreery
Inter
Fleischmann
Lig
France
Irk
Belmont Park
Saratoga
Yale elects Joss captain for Yale football team
New Haven Feb 14 John Hubbard Toss has been chosen captain of Yale University football to replace John Sheppard Bingham who resigned after ineligibility due to failure in mid term examinations.
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New Haven
Camp
John Hubbard
Yale University
John Sheppard Bingham
Bingham
Wold
Cardinal contracts flow in as unsigned list grows
St Louis manager Branch Rickey reports eleven Cardinals remain unsigned with many pitchers and a few infielders outfielders and catchers yet to sign. The team plans departures for Stockton California training camp next Friday as contracts continue to arrive.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinal
Branch Rickey
Stockton
Cal
Rickey
Jess Waines
Leo Dickerman
Charley Rhemn
Eddie Dyer
Clyde Day
Duster Mails
MALONE BEATS PELKEY IN TEN-ROUND CHICAGO BOXING
Tock Malone of St Paul defeated Ray Pelkey of Los Angeles in ten rounds at Chicago with Malone weighing 106 1 2 pounds and Pelkey 162 pounds. The decision went to Malone. In Hollywood, Doda Borent of Seattle won by decision over Moreie Sheinher of Ouonha in another boxing bout.
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Ray Pelkey
Chicago
Web
Tock Malone
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Ind
Malone
Pelkey
Prunda
Hollywoo
Tal
Doda Borent
Seattle
Drrisinn
Moreié Sehiaifer
Ouonha
Longhorn coach Collins prepares runners for season
In Austin, former AL star Collins trains Longhorn pitchers and runners to avoid telegraphing pitches. He coaches with Billy Dischallins amid optimism, recalling his 1920s major league start and 1923 comeback.
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Disch
Ripaleo
College Fitchers
Collins
Longhorns
Billy Dischallins
Austin
New York Yanks
New York Giants
Yale Athlete Awaits Banishment Over Secret Marriage
Yale student Milstead, class of 1929 and former Yale football tackle, awaits a faculty committee ruling on whether he will be expelled for marrying Miss Mildred Bechtel of Milford. The case notes a longstanding Yale policy against marriages during college. Milstead, who transferred from Wabash College, plans to continue his studies elsewhere if expelled.
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Conn
Allen Milstead
Ya Mayer
Lato
Mildred Bechtetl
Milford
Comn
Yale
Vala
Cotlege
Musteat
Milatead
Yale Fethal
Wabash College
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