NAC Burnett Lovelys A Qualifier
Houston February qualifiers begin for Houston Country Club eighteenth annual championship. Top contenders include Gus Moreland of Dallas 20 and Wille Maguire Sr. 16 tied for medal honors at 2 144 for 96 holes. Burnett of San Antonio joins as only other qualifier with TA 165. Several star players miss the cut.
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San Antonios
Moreland
Fred Borsodl
Dawson
Jackson
Johnnie Dawzon
Chicago
Carlton
Jack Jackson
Dallas
W. C. Hunt
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Sack
Cameron
Pouta
Young Maguire
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Edwin McClure
Shrevepook
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W. E Romsey
Charles Dexter
Walles
Jotnnie Lawson
Dalles
P Doe Bailey
Glen Criseman
Jack Cameron
Toe Russell
Billy Bridewell
Tyler
Gus Moreland
Fred ‘Orsodl
A. L. O'Leary
Ler L. Attwell
Merhall
E. J. Rogers
Oklahoma City
Barrison Smith
Ben Calhoun
John Berry
Ke Handy
Jock Bald
C. J. McLean
Gaston Teek
Dick Noult
J. Thomas
Reynolds Smith
Handball Players Open U S Tourney in Cleveland
Thirty one top handball players began the national championship in Cleveland. Defending singles champion Gam Atcheson of Memphis faces Fred Newman in round one while former champions Merritt Hates of Dallas and Al Hobelman of Baltimore contend. Hobelman meets Ted Lemmer of Detroit as other matchups form.
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Xf. C A
Gam Atcheson
Memphis
Tenneswee
Fred Newman
Merritt Hates
Dallas
Texas
al Hobelman
Baltimore
Maryland
Rosenbloom to Meet Knight in Daytona Beach Ring Battle
Light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom and Joe Knight of Calso are scheduled for a 10 round bout in Daytona Beach on March 2. Promoter Lew Diamond announced the matchup today, with the event set for the Florida coast boxing scene.
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Joe Knight
Daytona Beach
Maxie Rosenbloom
Calso
Lew Diamond
Mexican Soccer Association Honors Top Teams
The Mexican Soccer association will honor Mexica club and the Nationals at a banquet Wednesday night at 7 30 in the Carla Blanca restaurant on West Houston street.
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Houston Street
Dempsey Wins Exhibition as He Receives Kentucky Colonel
Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion, wins an exhibition in Louisville and advances on his comeback tour after a slow start. He defeats a Montana blacksmith in four rounds while touring and later travels to Frankfort to receive his Kentucky colonel commission. Attendance nears 15,000 with gate receipts just shy of a local record. Dempsey plans Dayton exhibition next, as John G Jackson is named U S G A golf rules chairman.
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Cortin Hormone Boost Aids Athletes In Science Report
New York reports that cortin injections may enhance physical performance by about 15 percent at peak reaction and speed recovery from fatigue. Edward Fagin and S. W. Briton of the University of Virginia conducted early tests, noting the hormone is rare and currently scarce for medical use though artificial production may come with more research.
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Jack 7
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Edward Fagin
5. W. Briton
University of Virginia
College Basketball Results From Various Colleges
A cluttered recap lists multiple college basketball scores and player tallies across teams including Tarleton, Loyola, Washington and Lee, Virginia, and others. Highlights note individual scorers and team names with mixed accuracy, reflecting a dense, fragmentary OCR segment.
Three Way Tie in St Petersburg Golf Meet
Three players tied for first at the St. Petersburg golf meet with 69s after 18 holes. Brooklyn’s Willy Cox Clayton Attridge of Tampa and Craig Wood of Deal N J share the lead while Joe Kirkwood and others trail with notable scores on the Pasadena course during the $1500 prize event.
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Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Clayton, Attridge
Tampa
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Pasadena
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Paul Bunyan
Westchester
Billy Burke
Dellcatt
Pla
Willie Macfarlene
Tuckahoe
Dick Mets
San Angelo
Texas
Australian Reavis Cup team named for Cuba test
Melbourne selection announces Jack Crawford H O Hopman and C Sproute as the Australian Reavis Cup squad. The four trained intensively ahead of their American zone debut against Cuba.
Lyons balks at contract cut with Tulsa club
Rusty Lyons of the Wichita Western league team refused a contract offer from Tulsa, balking at a 26 percent cut and saying he is worth more money. The Wichita franchise moved to Tulsa, with Lyons aiming to join there if talks with officials progress, the club training in Hartlesville, Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Wichita
Lyons
Hartlesville
Oke
Doughboys Geared Up for City Title Series After League Win
Twenty-third Infantry Doughboys prepare for the city title series after defeating Brooks Field Headquarters Squadron 35-23 on the Guy X court. Hardin led scoring with 14 points, while Tyler topped Brooks Field with 11. Roster and player notes appear garbled in the report but indicate Doughboys' next clash for local honors.
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Guy
Hardin
Tyler
Herdin
Mule Wilson Seeks High School Coaching Role
Mule Wilson former Texas A and M football star and versatile athlete plans to begin coaching. He may pursue the head coach position at Dallas Highland Park High School, while Nick Dobbs eyes Athens High School in case Jimmy Kitts takes a basketball role at South Carolina.
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Nick Dobbs
Dallas Highland Park High School
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Athens High
Jimmy Kitts
South Carolina
Marfa Archery Club Plans Spring Season Opener
The Marfa Archery Club, a 25‑member group of local businessmen, organized in Mara Mara, prepares for the spring season with plans for opening target events including a chicken shoot scheduled Sunday afternoon.
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Fort Sam Houston horse show opens with rider wins
Corporal Owens on Sugar takes the opening event at Fort Las Mouston Fort Sam Houston horse show with Slats second and Slater third. The second day features enlisted mounts and officer chargers among many events, while a spill injures Miss Lucile Swift but causes no serious harm.
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Baseball Camp chatter as Vance signs with Brooklyn
Clearwater Pa Feb 24 Dewy Vance, baseballs leading fireballer, broke ranks with safety wranglers and signed the 1952 Brooklyn contract. Terms not revealed but believed to total 15000. The signing followed a two hour talk with Max Carey, manager, last night. He earned 27500 last year, the NLs highest salary, despite an 11 won 13 loss 3.37 era. Pirates camp in Robles Calif Feb 24 opened with rookies Johnny Rice and Sunt repping the team while others endured a hard day in base sliding drills. Dean quiets down says he plans to take the game more seriously this season. McGraw bids Giants talk in Los Angeles. Teams prepare under Connie Mack and Clark Griffiths warning as Lazzeri trade rumors swirl.
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Max Carey
Dean
Bradenton
Flo
Cardinals
Jees Haines
Tex Carleton
Leo Dixon
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Gabby Street
Peterson Pigeons Dominate Second Hillsboro Race
Petersons birds swept the top three spots in the second race of the total pigeon racing club series from Hillsboro on Sunday. Fifteen lofts entered 277 birds. The next race will be flown from Wrightaboro 30 miles away on Saturday February 27. Other lofts represented included Gordon W. Herbsleb Heubaum and Santleben FR W. Taubert Joe Munsel W. B. Goodspeed George Knoll United States Army R. R Daniels Alfred Dietzel J. S. Lacey W. G. Skinner A. K. Tatum William Retzler and H. C. Myers.
Houston Chosen for Olympic Trial Tryouts
Houston Dexag is named among three elites added for scientific Olympic tryouts by the American Olympic committee. Francisco and Detroit were the other additions at the meeting. No dates provided.
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New York
Kansas lops off coaches in KU athletic shakeup
Lawrence Kansas February 24 The university athletic board moved to cut coaching staff for 1932 33 omitting names of Steve Hinshaw freshman football coach and Leon Bauman along with other instructors and staff from the approved list at a meeting with Chancellor E H Lindley last night amid curtailment efforts.
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Injatubution
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Leon Bauman
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