Sailboat and hydroplane racing collide at Texas regatta
In a two day water carnival at Queeney Lake Houston rivals dominated the field. Lloyd Hilton of Houston led early but a spectacular spill during a free-for-all dash injured him while Walter Everett of Tulsa won the final. Everett and George Grisman’s motor combo showcased speed as Tilton and others faced crashes.
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Boat Results From Monday’s Races At We TMeuration
Racing results list multiple competitors and times across classes. Notable names include McQueeney, Reich, Sav Antonia, Ham Bower of San Antonio, and Nickell of St Louis, with averages around 49.6 to 48.8 minutes and several divisions noted.
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Rassling Promoter Jailed for Robbery Charge
Springfield dispatch reports Leonard Shark of Galens, wrestling promoter, jailed in Greene County on a charge of being an accessory to robbery of the Motel Bakery company of 2100 dollars on Otaber ts.
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Regatta Makes Big Hit With Racers at McQueeney
Regatta drew praise from drivers and officials as it closed Monday at McQueeney. Commodore Earl E Bower of the Texas Boat Club announced plans for a 1934-96 regain with larger purses and more trophies, including the Hens trophy. Drivers from Tulsa St Louis and California praised the event and urged more regattas in the future.
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Phillies Name Calcher Jimmy Wilson New Pilot
The Phillies announced the appointment of Calcher Jimmy Wilson, recently from the St Louis Cardinals, as manager to succeed Burt Shotton. Wilson signed a two year contract while Shotton is free to negotiate with any team.
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Davidson Returns With Navy Title Pageant Title
J. Davidson, a San Antonio native who captained the Navy four years ago, returns with the school’s emblematic midweight championship. The headline notes his comeback and the national recognition earned in the weigh-in era.
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San Antonio
Australia Tennis Team Beats Britain Nine–Three
The Australian tennis team defeated Great Britain nine matches to three in the first of a three match series held in Melbourne.
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Britain
Melbourne
Great Britain
Columbia Club Dupes Rivals to Win 7 0
Columbia Club defeats Stanford 7 to 0 in the Rose Bowl rain soaked game. New York’s Montgomery and Grayson key plays secure the victory as Stanford struggles on a soggy field. Barabus breaks through for Columbia’s defense and Grayson leads a late drive to seal the score.
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Hunk Anderson Accepts Football Director Post at N C State
Hunk Anderson, former Notre Dame guard and assistant to Knute Rockne, is named head football coach at North Carolina State on a three year contract. The move follows talks in Washington with athletic leaders T H Johnson and David Clark. Anderson is expected to report for winter practice beginning January 15.
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Luling All-Stars Triumph In New Year Football Clash
In Lockhart on New Year’s Day about 1500 fans watched Luling all-stars beat Dockbed 27 to 0. Browns plunged for the first score after a long drive, Belloni scored, and Duncan added a third. Brownings extra points and a strong passing attack powered Luling, while Lockhart struggled to move the ball.
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It Rains Football On Miami Fans After loss to Duquesne
Miami fans endured a heavy defeat as Duquesne toppled the University 33 to 0 in an uneven game. Duquesne used a sharp passing attack to score four touchdowns, while Miami’s offense struggled throughout.
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Man Overboard Mystery at Lake McQueeney Regatta
In rough waters at Lake McQueeney during a regatta Monday Loyd Milton led the pack as the motor boat named X loomed near the top before a man vanished from sight. Authorities launched a search as witnesses reported a sudden splash and concern grew for the missing paddler.
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Centenary Captain Knifed In Affray In Arkansas Game
Centenary captain Prien, 26, was slashed in an affray after the Centenary and Arkansas football game, 87 to 7, returning from Dolins. He suffered a loss of blood but survived. 49 year old Luge Mhilige was taken to the police for questioning.
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Dallas Stars Trim Houston in City League Clash
Dallas High School all city eleven struck a 20 0 victory over Houston here as rain held up play. About three thousand witnesses watched Dallas dominate with strong runs and sharp passing including two touchdowns by Ivia and O Brien with Dailey and Phil Obrith adding points amid substitutions. Houston, mixing players from several area high schools, fought back but could not overcome Dallas early lead.
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Jeff Davis
Bam Ioustony
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Ivia
Gook Dailey
Philobrith
Woll
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Prominent People Win On Columbia
Three well known bookmakers at Double university profited handsomely by the last minute odds that sent Stanford from 21 to 2 to 4 to 1 before yesterday's Rose Bowl. New York influence and a debbing commissioner prompted the switch. Lee Troy won 3500 dollars for 2000 bet. Ted Huang, Columbia sports announcer, collected 32250 on his bets. Mark Helbeer, a columnist, earned 4800 dollars for Cad lay.
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Jan
Douuble University
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Mark Hel‘beer
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Crowds Rise in 1933 Chicago Events Despite Lower Receipts
In Chicago on New Year’s 1933, wrestling and boxing shows drew 742 patrons at 183 events, totaling $590,156.13 in receipts. Joseph Trinee, president of the Illinois State Athletic Commission, notes overall attendance reached 740, with higher turnout than 1992, yet foreign guests were markedly fewer than the previous year, and profits declined.
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Fight Results From AP Card With Numerous Bout Details
An Associated Press report itemizes a boxing card with multiple bouts and outcomes. Names like Johnny Trerey, Breve O Malley, and Dick Clark appear among scores and weights. The noisy text lists fighters, judges, and ring actions, noting several knockouts and decisions across weight classes.
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Varian Muling
Takeo Hyena OU
Mele Hose
Elaver
Tackett
Dullmuter
Young Tiger Towers
Dick Clark
Diamond
O'Malley
Micah Ont
Mat Results and Columns Highlight Local Meet
A fragmented report lists results from a local meet and column items from a nearby sports corner. Names appear garbled but reference to residents and teams suggests competition notes and standings.
Centenary and Arkansas Tie in Dallas Classic
Centenary and Arkansas played to a 7-7 tie at Dallas before about 7,000 fans in a benefit game for Crippled Children’s Hospital. Elvin Gelser of Arkansas and Elie Venort of Centenary starred as the teams traded touchdowns, with Gelser’s late field goal attempt missing.
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Gantenary College
Elie Venort
University of Arkansas
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Elvin Gelser
Arkansas
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Tommy Murphy
Howard Lake
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Centenmry
Hycokt Oslin
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Tn Oslin
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Tau Gelster
Centenary
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Harold Oslin
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Galveston Downs Opens as $30,000 Bet Pours In
A Galveston Island opening day sees $20,000 wagered on the racing program at the new Galveston Downs track. Googie wins the New Year's handicap with That's It second and Mazie Binder third, while Coogie pays $1340 for the longest shot. A 20 day meets is planned at the recently completed plant.
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Miller Retains His Title Boxing Belt in Cincinnati
Freddy Miller of Cincinnati defeated Jackie Sharkey to retain his featherweight championship for the fifth time. Miller knocked Sharkey down for a seven count in the second round and dominated the contest throughout. In Robstown, Colton Picker and wife announced the birth of son John Lee Rundell Jr on Saturday morning, expanding a noted athletic family.
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Cincinnati
Freddy Miller
Nba
Mweholder
Jackie Sharkey
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Rundell
Robstown
Colton Picker
Rocky Rundel
Jonn Lee
Rocky Jr
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Football Results From Knoxville and Nearby Arenas
Football scores show Columbia 7 tied with Stanford 7, Arkansas 7 over Chaqtesne 23, Miami 7, West 12 over East 0. Taine All-Stars 37 defeated Lockhart All-Stars 0, Seymair All-Btara 6 over Olnega All-Stars 6, Norris All-Stars 7 over South All-Stars 0. Brain View 21 beat Langetan 7, Dally High aekody 29 over Hurs ton 4, Stockdale Al-Sima 14 over Piereeville All-Blats 4, Santa Claus 26 over Howull Deists 7.
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Stanford
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Arkansas
Chaqtesne
Miami
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East
Taine
Fragmentary Medical Terms From Obscure 19th Century Notes
Partial OCR notes mention tablets and tonics, with scattered terms like Ulilvertinome and Ligold. The fragment hints at materia medica items and traditional remedies, but provides no coherent narrative, dates, places, or identifiable individuals.
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