Rip Collins Splits Off To Join Rangers For Law Role
Warren Rip Collins leaves the St Louis Browns and signs a 1932 Texas Rangers contract worth 2500 dollars. He joins Ranger chief Bill Sterling to pitch for the Ranger team, which boasted a 21–1 record last season, with Sterling also playing first base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Rip") Collins
Texas Rangers
St. Louk Browns
Texan
Ar A
AL College
Bill Sterling
Law Enforcement Service
Sterling
Ranger
Dempsey Beats Whit in Fourth Comeback Bout
Jack Dempsey resumes his comeback tour with a four round exhibition against Frankie Whit in Louisville Kentucky. Dempsey has fought 44 bouts on the tour, knocking out 53 and only losing one. Extra chairs were shipped from Cincinnati for a crowd expected to reach 20 000 at the Jefferson County Armory. On Wednesday Dempsey heads to Frankfort to address the Kentucky legislature and meet Governor Ruby Lattoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Frankie Whit
Butte
Mont
Jack Dempsty
Jefferson County Armory
Dempsey
Variety
King Levinsky
Chicago
Levinsky
Lf Leeat
Bent Dempsey
Shoutrin
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Prankfort
Ruby Latfoon
College basketball results from Missouri to Indiana
A garbled roundup lists multiple college games with scattered scores and teams including Missouri, Indiana, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Michigan, Purdue, Drake, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Arizona. It mentions locations like Sprincefield and Jefferson and includes odd fragments such as Denver and Central (Oxia).
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Texte Agates
Sprinzfield
Missouri
Texas
Teackece
Marvard
Meverford
Awannington
Jeferson
Dousle
Pryeteton
Tae
Purdue
Indiana
Wisconsin
Floleaee
Northwestern
Michigan
Neravette
Duirout
Sigte
Drake Bmaha
Serer
Northwest
Sisswuri
Wien
Due Henrys
Oitaborra
Colorado
Denver
Wasblextana
Idaho
Arizona
Hese Mtexteu Agnies
Chiloeca
As Banses J.C
Creienum
Weer Wreinia
Palmira
Ficht Results From An Odd City Meet
A garbled list of names and places follows, mentioning Louie Hace Frenclenn Mae Baas and Tom Heeney with scattered affiliations like New Zea Liburch and Cohen. The fragment mentions several individuals, teams, and locations in a chaotic sequence, suggesting a results table or roster from a past athletic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elcus City
Lowa
Oweolfied Louie Hace
Feu Bi
Fae
Tiyeemore Rallf
Tom Heeney
Zea
Tantfersers
el Tara
Keren
Cuipliné
Stiches Cohen
Guy Salerno
Piilalueen
Taylan
Wilrwinied Inukle
Davie
Eprine
Held
Ces
Sidnee Glick
Indiacayetin
Palpolnid Dackle Macon
Tommy Cicer
Iutgairned
Kedie Anderson
Omake
Mencie
Ind
Indianapoite
Vereun Cormier
A Holden
Wortetter
Ned Orne
Tawts
Kovemo
Jnl
Drew
Tr Dyk Demaray
Alewardeen
Ante Vanainn
Terrie Ten
Fortuke
eBily Wrot
Whlahoma
Sande Fareey
Guillen
Wiliam
Aeferint BU Ber
Frit Worth
Hamat Yan
Denton
Dack Flsen
Mainiz
Lasey
Mareen
Bedul
Chilenr
A. J. Rhicheny
Age
Wehunde
Ted Souther
Erin
Hamilton Organizes Alamo Paint Team Wins Summer League
Hamilton organizes the Alamo Paint baseball team to compete in the Winter Baseball league and aims for summer play. Manager Citon coordinates players and invites inquiries at Mission 5017. In Viningsville, Feb 23, Coach Bobby Cannon leads the Buccaneers to a championship effort against Methis Hi, under Coach Rud McCallum and the College of Aria team, amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Alamo
Alamo Paint Company
Citon
Cannons Cagers
Viningsville
Beifient
Bobby Cannon
Venzke Dominates Mile Yet Falls Short Of Record
Gene Venzke, Yale trained star from Palstown, Pa, faced no strong challenger as he aimed for the mile mark at Madison Square Garden. Despite a strong field failing to keep pace, the crowd saw several world records fall in other events including McCluskey in the two mile steeple chase and Pecora in the mile walk, while NYU edged ahead in relay glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Gayle Tansot
Aasorintra
WEW
York
Gene Venzke
Palstoyn
Madison Square Garden
Gene
New York A. C
Leu Letmond
New York A
Venzke O
Ailes
Coan
University of Pennsyvania
Ray Conger
Ilinois AC
Frank Crowley
Manhattan College
Orval Merlin
Raza ‘Venzke
Bill McKuist
Pennsylvania
Arthur Pendleton
Greenwich
Lermond
Leizure
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
Iron Man
Finn Purse
Finland
Mike Pecora
Brooklyn Central ¥. CG. A
George Goulding
Canada
New York University
University of Pennsylvania
Leo Lermond
New York A.C
Eomett Toppino
Loyola Aperisher
Eddie Tolan
Detroit
George Spitz
Herman Drix
Los Angeles A. G
New York Athlotic Club
New York University Sith
Los Angeles A. C
Minais
23rd Infantry Five Wins Series Opener
The 23rd Infantry Five defeated the Kelly Field All-Stars Monday night 2 48 in a playoff opener. They set to meet Brooks field reps in the Army basketball final on Tuesday at 9 o clock on the City M C A court. Plays feature Haren, Goldane Cor, Flad, Whise, Kaytmann, Carter, Law, and Williams with names listed in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
23Rd Infantry
Terny
Third Infantry
Kelly Field
Brooks Field
Army
M.C. A
Haren Tel Ard Goldane Cor
Flad Keener
Belie
Ros Kaytmann Kartertenl
Bea
Vsers Oy
Bataan
Sure Cyncasie
Willlameon
Maure
Harlingen High Wins Valley District Basketball Title
Harlingen Texas February 2 Harlingen High School completes a district title sweep by swamp Raymondville 44 to 15 in the final. The Harlingen team defeated Jose A. Kame Benownsville and Raymondville in succession to secure the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen
Texas
Raymondville
Harlingen High School
Jose A Kame
Washingtons centenary bi calendar reform and dating notes
The piece argues calendar reform details from Julius Caesar to Gregorian adoption in 1752, noting Washington’s birthday timing controversy and highlighting retroactive celebrations and dating of 1931 versus 1932. It also mentions the rare Short Circle beetle causing cable damage and a humorous note about the Tuna Player cartoon Q&A offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Caesar
George Washington
England
Washington
Crisler Likely To Coach Princeton Tigers This Fall
Minneapolis February report says H. O. Crisler athletic director at Minnesota has a solid offer from Princeton to become head football coach. Princeton officials indicated willingness to sign promptly, with Wis consin and Iowa also in play. Crisler would leave Minnesota after two years in charge, having previously coached football and then directing athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
H. O. Crisler
Princeton
Crisler
J. G. Hibton
Wisconsi
Towa
Minnesota
Chicago
N. J
Poh
Princeton University
al Widmer
H. O
Fritz") Crisler
Tigers
Wihitmer
Amherst
Tiger
Open Golf Meet Draws 104 Players in St Petersburg
Four hundred golfers, pros and amateurs, began play at the Pasadena course in St Petersburg for a $1500 cash and prize open. Eighteen holes were completed with top scorers advancing to day two and a six hole playoff to decide the money prizes. Notable entrants included Walter Hagen Billy Burke Gene Sarazen Tony Manero Willie Macfarlane Harry Cooper Paul Reagan Joe Kirkwood and defending champ Jock Collin of Darton Ohio. Babe Ruth also competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Petersburg
Fla
Pasadena
Whey Finis
Babe Ruth
Sacred Heart Triumphs Over St Anns In Parish League Showdown
Sacred Heart overwhelmed St Anns 72 to 24 at Central Catholic High School led by Farias with 20 points and Santos 14. In the second game San Fernando beat Our Lady of Sorrows 51 to 42. Mudy Davalos top-scored for the losers with 21 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farias
Santos
Sacred Heart
St. Anns
San Fernando
Our Lady of Sorrow
Mudy Davalos
Macred Ueart
Kuutes
Madan
Torworda
Arian
St. Ann'p
O'Brien
Focwarde
Munrae
Fule
Mart Singnahae
San Vernie Waeeon
Balsa Toy Forwanss
Heave
T Vanauerte
Vornniv
Mendex
Hrdrla'aeg
Chapalh
Ravatra Wernayiaeas
Oweres
Blaiverm
Bout Brings Two World Champions Together in Texas
Friday night features a heavyweight world title bout between Hugh Nichols and Gus Kallin at the Exposition Rounds arena with promoters announcing 30 percent of gross receipts to the winner and 20 percent to the loser. Otis Clinginah faces Red Simms in the semifinal and Young Atecher fights Gene Callet in the opener. If Slecher misses, Russian George Ligesky may substitute. Bloomington Victoria wins district basketball with 44 to 15 over Yorktown High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Nichols
Gus Kallin
Campion
Exposition Rounds Arena
Ralph Hammonds
Kallio
Nickels
Texas
Nichols
Otis Clinginah
Amarillo Flash
Red” Simms
Gene Callet
Atecher
Stocher
Hammonds
Slecher
George Ligesky
Bloomington
Victoria
Victoria County
Yorktown High Schoal
Fana
Sonja Henie denies Canadian charges in profit row
New York reports Sonja Henie, Norwegian figure skating star, labels Canadian claims as a misunderstanding. She says she did not demand expense money for appearances at carnivals in Montreal and Toronto and explains the organizers misadvertised plans, noting they sold tickets under the stated terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonja
New York
Sonja Henie
atoQttana
Toronto
Banja
Madison Square Garden
Sonia
H. Sty
Young Maguire Leads Houston Invitational Qualifiers
Sixteen year old Wille Maguire Jr of Houston led the second day qualifying at the Houston Country Club eighteenth annual invitational golf tournament with a 69. Gus Moreland of Dallas finished close behind at 70 as match play began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Wille Maguire Jr
Wille
Wic Maguire
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Carlton
E. J. Rogers
Oklahoma City
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Gaston Prek
Tis
Drainig
Eause Sk
Johnnie Avon
Fred Austin
Honrton
Urnes
Sen “Anianie
Young
Lmonaran
Ugk Nawts
Alusion
Arrest
Oteary
Schoe
Fred Barsiil
Medston
Vady Bliesburger
Nel Frith
Galdwelly Coraicana
Blapchata
Mouser Dallay
Fiousten
Wi As Stave
Hoveton
Berrshii
Sapulpa
Sotton
Tuualen
E. Tameay
Moustan
Aiclaan
Wille Manufin Jr
Houtton
Ghaveann
Houato
Ge Jar
Fessenden
Dionne
Meusten
Gad 'Hives
Ennningham
Llowston
Fesc
Latha Smith
Shelton
Dal Tibi Soethuenett
Ton. Ie
J Chenameth
Lule A” Klein
Fo de Laven
Jioastan
Tramly
Bat Sfeirlwnes
Mla
Jackenn
Tallas
Shen
Minuaten
Nae
Turner and Curtis Complete Mat Bills at Beethoven Hall
Turner from Little Rock teams with Curtis in a 15 minute and fall bout to cap Wednesday night wrestling at Beethoven Hall. Promoters announce a triple main event with three two hour matches and several notable matchups including Jack Chrissie v Stanley Rabern and Bennie Bolt v Joe Manning. Rudy Anderson versus Red Hughes is advertised in a third bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duc avTner
Brady scores low in Kingsville golf meet
E D Brady of Harlingen shot 121 to be low gross Class A in the semi annual Lotinamenns of the lower Coast Golf association held in Kingsville on February 23. He also won the fifth prize in Class A with a net 105. J Barnum Edinburg finished second with 113 net. M Zerr and L Smith Corpus Christi tied in Class B with 112. Smith won playoff by one stroke. W D Sheffield Corpus Christi, 42, led Class G with 117.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Kingsville
E.D. Brady
Harlingen
Lotinamenns
Lower Coast Golf Association
Brady Als
J. Barnum
Edinburg
Nek
M. Zerr
L. Smith
Corpus Christi
Indians land left-handed pitcher and Charley Gooch move
The Indians added a left handed pitcher from Austin noted as the first southpaw in the batch and an experienced infielder Charley Gooch who played for the Disle champions last fall and the Birmingham Barons. Gooch was property of the Kansas City American Association club and comes as part of a deal separate from the Fletcher Caron trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Ee
Hammond
Austin
Hower Harmmond
Raneman
Charley Gooch
Birmingham Barons
Bit Jlt
Kansas City American Asociation
Indians
Flicher
Hobo” Caron
Kausea City
Teibe
Bob House
Verne Blenkiron
Cap” Crossley
Close Games in Span Amer League at Woodlawn Lake
Three points decided two games in the Spanish American league Sunday at Woodlawn lake gym. The Themis beat Chapultepecs 30 28 on a last minute Ramirez basket whereas Trojans edged Amado Nervo 17 16. Playoff spot to be decided Feb 27 with Tuesday Night club and Ideals to represent the league in city playoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Lake Gym
Ramirez
Themis
Chapuitepecs
Trojans
Amado Nervo
Jeague
Texas Chiropractic College Hawks
Chays
Salas
Ramirrez
St Anthonys Lads Sweep Cage Games For Title
St Anthony's Lads win four games as the St Anthony's Midgets clinch the class A Bexar county junior league basketball title with a 49 12 victory over St Gerards on their court. The undefeated Midgets face the Trojans next to finish the schedule. Other wins include St Henrys 21 15 and Laurel Heights 20 13 with varied Class E Mites also victorious over St Henrys 32 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s
St. Anthony's College
St. Gerard's
St. Anthony's
Mites
St. Henry's
Laurel Heights
Farears
Vielusva
Genter
Xugeds
Buta
Midnete
Fran Hy
Kinzes
Sigeane
Holxasprin
Walsh
Green
Feny
Shorty Russick Wins 40-Mile Lap in Dog Derby
Quebec February 23. Shorty Russick of Flin Flon Manitoba won the first 40 mile lap of the eastern international dog derby with his team finishing in 3 hours 29 minutes 15 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Shorty” Russick
Fin Flon
Manitoba
Dietzel Sparks Frogs Past Aggies Near Record
Texas Christian center Dietzel scored 14 points helping the Horned Frogs rally in the final minute to a 28 to 24 victory over Texas A&M. Aggie guard Merka outjumped Dietzel late as fouls mounted for both sides. Arkansas edged Missouri State Teachers 37 to 19 at Fayetteville. Baylor, weakened by influenza, prepared to face Rice as TCU pressed toward the conference title with two games left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Texas Agie
Ad Dietzel
San Antonio
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Mndre
Souther Methodist Ngs
Bickel
Tull
Mesayer
Frogs
Aggies
Dietzel
Joe Merka
Aggie
Cett~ Ter
Dietzel Wntil
Aggles—Meony
Teard
Roberts
Oroaras! Dlerka
Malone
Weilman
Mersh Trather
Tor Dletzer
Tex
Brannon
Green
Voushi
Susan
Harow
Fagecas
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Jesb
Missouri State Teachers
Sexton
Arkatsan
Waco
Baylor
Rice
Texas Christian University
Raymond Strickland
Atar
Frank James
Haynes
Chrisman
Texas Aggies
Bruins
Southern Methic~dist University
Bears
Veterans Duel in Three Cushion Match Open in Chicago
Veterans Hoppe Cochran and Bozeman headline a three cushion billiards tourney in Chicago. Hoppe lost to Bozeman 40 to 24 in 3B innings, while Cochran beat Kieckhefer 40 to 26 in 34 innings. Thurnblad, former holder, defeated Kieckhefer 40 to 30 in 34 innings. Kieckhefer also beat Bozeman 40 to 26 in 45 innings.
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Chicago
Bliziards
Winie Hoppe
Halktine
Welker Cochran
Hoppe
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Rip” Collins
Rangers
FICHT
Venzke
GEO
Spitz
Clifford Loyald
Herman Gorner
Kidd Fever
Omiatey Berat Wriy'n
Uckla Ee
Cockeye
Collie
Buster Feary Fay
Hawaip
Martha Martens
Sunshine Bowling Club
Stsereeyeny
Mlipler
Young Maguire
Moreland
S.A
San
Bill Drake
Dark Forse
Span-Am
Etreupe
Hdeale
San Antonion
Mark
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