Houston Country Club Golf Championship Qualifiers Begin
The Houston golf championship opens with Gus Moreland of Dallas, 20, and Wille Maguire Jr., 16, atop qualifying. Maguire shot 69 first 18 then 76, Moreland one stroke behind. Klarity and several noted players miss the grid as pairings set for Wednesday’s matches.
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Houston Country Club
Gus Moreland
Dalles
Chempion
Wille Maguire Jr
Maguire
Moreland
Mac Burnett
Pantanie
Morelant
Tad Houston
Dawson
Tackson
Johnnie Dawson
Chiragi
Wosted
Carlson
Houzton
Jack Jackson
Dallas
W. C. Hunt
Cameron
Young Maguire
G. A
Bud McKinney
del Rio
Rube Albaugh
San Antonio
Hrnsty Rhinsburger
SORIA
Sill
Turner
Willie Paguie
Austin
Jack Uemeran
Joe Teuscell
Billy Aridewell
Tyler
Fred Borsedl
A. L
O'Teary
L. L
Carlton
Ike Handy
Jack Dold
C. T. Mclean
Gaston Peek
Diet Neuls
Rousten
J. Thomas
Heynolds Smith
Daijae
Handball Opens National Tourney in Cleveland Action
Thirty one top handball players began the national championship in Cleveland MG A. Atcheson of Memphis defends the singles title and was paired with Fred Newman in the first round. Merritt Bales of Dallas and Al Habelman of Baltimore among notable contenders, Habelman facing Ted Lemmer and Bales drawing a bye.
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Cleveland
Bes
MG. A
Bam Atcheson
Memphis
Tenneseer
Fred Newman
Cleveand
Merritt Bales
Dallas
Texas
al Habelmn
Baltmore
Maryland
Habelman
Ted Lemmer
Detroit
Biles
Rosenbloom to Fight Knight in Daytona Beach
Promoter Lew Diamond announced Maxie Rosenbloom the light heavyweight champion will meet Joe Knight of Caro Jr in a 10 round bout at Daytona Beach on March 2. The scheduled fight was revealed today amid boxing plans for the venue.
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Rosenbloom
Joe Knight
Daytona Beach
Maxie Rosenbloom
Ight
Joe Snight
Caro, Jr
Lew Diamond
Soccer Association Honors Top Teams Banquet Set for Wednesday
The Mexican Soccer association will honor the season’s champion Mexico club and runner-up Nationals at a banquet Wednesday night at 7 30 at the Carla Blanca restaurant on West Houston Street.
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Soccer Association
Mexican Soccer Association
Nationals
West
Houston Street
Dempsey and Suh Triumph in Louisville Exhibition
Former heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey outpoints Frankfort bound Bob Lemon? in a fast exhibition at the Jefferson County Armory before about 15 000 fans. Dempsey weighed 104 pounds? Wine 101. Dempsey heads to Frankfort for a Kentucky colonel commission before continuing the comeback tour with a next stop in Dayton, Ohio.
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Jack Dempsey
Frankfork Tidng
Kentucky
Raby Laffoon
Dempsey
Buble
Mont
Blacksmith
Itory
Eling Levinaky
Chicago
Jefferson County Armory
Bempsey
Levinsky
Gar
Frankfort
Dayton
Ohio
Dempsey Aids by Cortin Shot at Promising Science Breakthrough
New York February reports a Cortin shot presented before significance in science. The article notes Edward Eagle and J. W. Brillom of the University of Virginia injected the substance into normal subjects including dogs to test testosterone-like effects. Results claim a 115 percent peak increase in muscular ability and faster fatigue recovery.
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New York
Fev
Jack Dempsey
Pathe
Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Edward Eagle
3. W. Brillom
University of Virginia
College Basketball Scores From Various Colleges
A scrambled OCR recap lists numerous college basketball results with scores for teams such as Western Maryland, Virginia, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Wichita, Colorado, Arizona, and several others. The fragmentary text includes player names, team abbreviations, and partial scores indicating widespread score reporting across multiple conferences.
Three Way Tie In St Petersburg Golf Meet
Three players Willy Cox of Brooklyn Gray ton Altridge of Tampa and Craig Ward of Drai N J lead a three way tie for first with 69s as the St Petersburg Soar golf tournament begins at Paga dena course In Florida. Joe Kirkwood leads reserve field with 7 under par and Hagen Runyan Burke Macfarlane Metz chase in pursuit.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
W—Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Grayton Altridge
Tampa
Craig Ward
Drai
N. J
Pagadena
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Faul Runyan
Westchester
Biy Burke
Belleair
Wille Macfarlane
Tuckedoe
Dick Metz
San Angelo
Texas
Australian Davis Cup Team Chosen for Debut Match
Melbourne February 24 The Australian Davis Cup team selected Tuesday includes Jack Crawford H Hopman and C Sproute as they train intensively for a debut against the Cubs in the American zone play.
Rusty Lyons balks at 70 percent pay cut
Rusty Lyons, star pitcher for the Wichita Western League club in Tulsa, refused a 70 percent salary cut proposed in his contract and did not sign. He noted the deal was unacceptable and said he may join officials to reach an arrangement. The Wichita franchise moved to Tulsa and Lyons would play there if agreement is reached. Team trains at Bartlesville, Oklahoma, with no fixed date set.
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Rusty” Lyons
Tulsa
Conte
Wichita
Gyons
Unts
Bartlesville
Oita
Senators
Biloxi
Miss
Washington
Walter Johnson
Clark Griffith
Bobby Burke
Bobby
N'Ghaw
Los Angeles
John
Doughboys Ready for City Title Series After Victory
The Twenty-third Infantry Doughboys prep for the city series as favorites after defeating local army camps. They beat Headquarters Squadron 35 to 23 at Brooks Field on the City Y court. Hardin scored 19 points to lead the Doughboys, while Tyler topped Brooks Field with 11.
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Twenty-third Infantry
Brooks Flelt
Hardin
Goughboys
Tyler
Brooke Fielq
Er Ward
Ruehioon
Wataon
Pat
Halston
Wittemsto
Hause
Mule Wilson Eyes High School Coaching Post
Mule Wilson former star athlete aims to become a high school coach after years away from football. He may succeed Nick Dobbs as head coach at Dallas Highland Park High School while Dobbs seeks a basketball coaching opening at Athens High, contingent on Jimmy Kitts signing at South Carolina.
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Mule
Wilson
Terss
Foxes A
Wil+sort
Nick Dobbs
Dallas Highland Park High School
Dobbs
Athens High
Jimmy Kitts
South Carolinca
Marfa Archery Club Plans Spring Activities
The Marfa Archery Club formed last fall with about 75 businessmen and boys. Plans for spring activities are underway including a large event to open the season with a chicken shoot on Sunday afternoon.
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Marra
Irae
Marfa Archery Club
Bite
Nemson
Fort Sam Houston Horse Show Opens With Consistent Rides
Corporal Owens rode Sugar to win the opening event at Fort Sam Houston with Slats second and Ulster third. The show, delayed by days, drew a large crowd and featured officer and enlisted mounts, private ownership and government-owned entries, spills, and a variety of jumping classes on Treat Field. The report notes notable performances by Terrence Preece and others and mentions Miss Luckie Swift’s minor injury from a fall.
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Cavelry
Sugar
Fort Glatkhotee
Fort Sam Houston Horse Show
Private Canterbury
Second Field Artillery Brigade
Ben Omar
Iest
M. Calileau
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Clent
A. P. Barces
D. Rockenbach
Fort Sam Houston
Treat Field
Terrenge Preece
Fas
Luckie Swift
Col
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Sectial Teanth Pika
Ni Ry
Binth Infantry
Gorporal
Saropish
Badal Sriiilery
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Trace Quartera Baltery
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Pet
Sunrise
Oxenford, & Vee
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Baseball Camp Chatter Daizy Vance Signs
Clearwater Florida February 24 Dewy Vance the top holdout in baseball signed his 1932 Crooklyn contract after a rapid hour conference with manager Max Carey. Vance earned 22500 last season the highest NL salary but posted an 11 to 13 record with a 337 ERA amid planned salary reductions.
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Clearwater
Pia
Dewy Vance
Crooklyn
Dersler
Putsher
Max Carey
Peterson Pigeons Take First in Local Race
Peterson pigeons dominated the second race of the Hillsboro pigeon racing club as 677 birds competed from Pit teen lofts. The next 200 mile event will fly from Wrightaboro on Saturday February 27, with entries from Merrisleb, Heubaurs, Santee, Taubert, Munseh, Goodspeed, Knoll, the United States army and other listed fanciers.
Houston among cities picked for Olympic trials locations
NEW YORK Feb 24 Houston Texas was named as one of three cities selected for sectional Olympic tryouts at a meeting of the American Olympic Committee. San Francisco and Detroit were the other additions. No dates were named.
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Houston
New York
Texas
San Francisco
Detroit
John G Jackson Named U S Golf Rules Chairman for 1934
John G Jackson of New York City will chair the rules of golf committee for 1934, according to an announcement by the United States Golf Association today.
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New York
John G. Jackson
New York City
States Golf Association
Kansas Lops Off Coaches in KU budget cut
Lawrence Feb 24 The University of Kansas athletic board reduced the coaching staff to cut expenses. Steve Hinshaw freshman football coach and Leon Bauman wrestling instructor and property custodian were omitted from the 1912-13 coaching list at a board meeting with Chancellor Lindley and E D Lindley present.
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Ken
University of Kansas
Steve Hinshaw
Leon Bauman
E. 13
Lindley
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