Pancho Syyéer Signs to Lead Lonstop Baregall Club
Houston January reports Frank Pancho Syyéer of Gan Antonis signed for a record year as manager of Lonstop Baregall, after Bugder’s October resignation. Negotiations with President Fred Apwerman, tied to salary, delayed final terms until after the Disig 6 Wies. Syyéer took time for fishing and hunting while awaiting the new agreement.
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Houston
Jan
Frank “Pancho" Syyéer
Gan Antonis
Aemas
Lonstop Baregall
Bugder
Huffs
Bis Diamond Warriors
Jettona
Grant
Fred Apwerman
Gome
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Ankcoman
Pancha
Midwinter Net Stourney Jan 7 at Slonefield
The Midwinter tennis tournament sponsored by Bradway Store Corp begins January 7 at Slonefield. Events include singles, men's and women's doubles with prizes, no entry fee, and notable players such as Daria and Courtney expected to compete.
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Bradway Mode Corporation
Slonefield
Axies
Bob Bann
Errs
Ometu
Brien
Wamec
Siegler
The
Way Corporation
Toe Mentuse
Tormér
Eesinas
Anne
Aingles
Daria
Wesco Oe
Courney
Johnny ‘Nylon
Eoppen
Egein
France
Japan
Roger “Conl
the Trench Ag “the Great
Nell
Expresa
Felix Grange
Grescht
Ples
Atcakes
Kamabara Aozaki
Kies Mataugarn
Sat- MisaMe
Washington, D. C
Tar Fina
Bennett to inform Mexico on football lectures
Bennett, athletics director at Kewanee University, plans to tell Mexican officials about football. He will lecture at the Mexiven institution sponsored by the Association of Football Coaches after joining the new role recently.
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Bennett
Mexico
Blue Streaks to face Ranger Club Friday in resumed schedule
Blue Streaks, recent detractors of the Daline Ice Kings for the hockey title, renew their schedule with six games, three at Brooke Field and three at Kellp-Maverick, starting Friday against Ranger Club at Bon Padra dee ribb.
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Daline Ice Kings
Brooke Field
NO MORE Frank Spyder Desertion from Farm to Houston
A fragment notes Frank Spyder deserting from the local farm and moving toward Houston, where he reportedly signed with a group or team. Details are incomplete, with unclear dates and affiliations.
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Houston
City League Leaders Meet in Crucial Clash Tonight
The Weinenbalmers face Public Service Utilities amid a tight race for leadership with Elis. Key stars include 20 point per game forward Ulysses Dieke and guard Tops, with Brackenrulpe Highelintai and Jeters bright ready to counter Seaton and Snetzel Gromros. Public Service fields Burkhardt Ferguson Veltman with a deep bench as both teams aim to gain top spot.
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Elis
Elenn
Recorda
Boveloein
Norworle Courk A
Laurel’. Helebts
Angies
Hsga
Dieké
Texas University
Anatin
Heb Frlecy
Jinmy Veltman
Aleted
sHardn
Hubtio Herlee
Brackenrulpe Highelintai
Jeters Bright
Atarat Fichteline
Snetzel Gromros
Guinea
Juraschek Migsen
Aha
Salen
Dietzeh
Minessi
Flores
McCarley
Olaen
Wille
Burkhardt
Ferguson
Willidrr
Ceoter
Friery
J. Veltman
Arthur M Weitman
Iaesel
Steye
Muteray
Butler
Letch
Dalton
Klum
Powers
Sarder
Menunter
One National League Outfield Looks Definite
The piece surveys looming outfield plans across NL clubs for 1920. It highlights Chicago, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Boston as candidates, naming players like Riggs Elephenee, Hock Wilson, Kiki City, Water brothers, Fred Leach, and Homer Peel while noting health, speed, and batting form as factors shaping outfield assignments.
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New York
Arcury Reals
Chicago Cabs
Riggs
Hock Wilson
Pitteburgh Pirates
Water Brothers
Adam Comorosxy
Buccaneers
Aetson
Orsatti
Rt. Lowla Cardinals
Waller Tinediger
Reg Haw
Hafey
Qesuth
Taylor Doochil
Tak Neawan
John J. McCraw
Fred Leach
Mbillies
Ed Jauxh
Jtha
Tony Kaullann
Wachester
Glante Lave Trohi Diant
Weltman
F'n
Melvin Gtt
Mere
Brooklyn
Harvey Hendrick
Naokins
Auic
Joy
Atlanta
Frederick
Merephis
Tea Association
Rosenfeld
Birmingham
Atlantian Watling
Eke
Hedy
Cinelomali
Everett
Fishing Made Very Simple by F A Yall at Duke
Aundent text claims Professor F A Yall of Duke University devised a simple method to catch mackerel by keeping still and using a chemical to stun forward motion. The article references new technique and notes the professor's involvement with Duke University.
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Washington
Jon
F. A. Yall
Duke University
Champion Bowlers of East Matched in New York
Champion bowlers Wilk Kuor and Joe Falcaro of New York, two top East players, face off in a two match set in New York on January 4 and 21 and in Philadelphia January 25 and 26. Each has posted 9000 stakes with the winner to meet the semifinal winner. the event follows a tour of Jimmy Stith. Six players will bowl.
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NEW_YORK
Willy ‘“Kuor
Philudephic
Joe Falcaro
New York
Philedephic
Jax
Jimmy Stith
Hwang Mercurio
Cleveland Ark Adolph Carlton
Chicago
Seltie
Tech's Mentor Rallies To Defense of Riegels
Coach Bill Alexander of Georgia Tech prepared today to lead the squad after a rough game in California. He defended Riegel amid confusion, praised Nap Whith for a notable play, and expressed sympathy for the Bowtherners as the team faced Notre Dame in a challenging stretch.
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Riegels
Ban Diego
Col. Fec
Bill Aiecander
Georgian Tech
Vietore
Caliale
Danadentt
Nog Mwlegela
California
Vomier
Innzsin
Alexander Ald Hirgela
Mire
Breem
Riegel
Faikce
Lumpkin
Bowtherners
Fly
Pegnixy
Notre Dame
Imardle Sure Hell Sign Walker for Title Fight
Natchmaker Tom A McCardle may finalize plans as Slicker Walker defends his middleweight crown against Ace Hudkins in Madison Square Garden before month’s end. Bo Carle backs Walker and will seek New York State Athletic Commission approval for the leg match, with a contract signing anticipated.
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New York
Jen
Tom A
McCardlé
Walker
Ace Hhudkins
Madison Siwmee Garden
Incor Renton
Bo- Carle
Tre
Akebraska Wildcat
New York State Athletic Communion
Thidkinn
McCarty
Sangor Given 3 Day Layoff For Low Blow Incident
Milwaukee fighter Joey Sangor, winner of the temraugd belt, was suspended for thirty days by the state boxing commission for a low blow in the fourth round against Tod Morgan, junior lightweight champion, during a New York bout.
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Aailwaukere
Wis
Joey Nangor
Milwauttes Hoy
Syipermen
Iléclaion
Tod Morgan
Funior
State Boxing Commlas
Mérsan
Omnunicelola
Tex Rickard Hospital Stay Extends With Recovery in Sight
Report from Miami Florida notes promoter Tex Rickard remains in hospital beyond ten days after a gangrenous appendix operation. Doctors expect gradual improvement but wary of any setback as officials say release may come in May. Condition described as serious but stable.
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Miame
Fla
Tex Rickard
Dag
Wirt Tin Syurty
Tua Ape Ernipl
Maya
Wickard
Bund
Ropurtya
JOCK HUTCHISON PIONEERS HURLING TECHNIQUE
Former British cricket star Hutchison discusses the average player’s approach in the hall training and outdoor yards. He notes the aim to execute a precise outside pitch and a glancing shot at the pole, urging consistent practice to improve control and power.
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Jock Hutchison
Hrttlah
Ik G8
Chicago Girls Win Basketball Laurels in East
Chicago girls capture basketball laurels as teams across the East compete for titles. Mentions of Princeton hockey, Roy, and recruitment shifts surface in a fragmented national sports roundup.
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Chicago
LCA
Ta Bpi
Taylor
Trinka Ni Chiang
Shampionshiy
Cleveland Aces
Michigan Five Roars To Open Big Ten Campaign
Michigan’s five burst to life in the season opener, routing nearby rivals and showcasing a fast, cohesive attack led by Joe Truskowski’s 20 points. The Wolverines, eager for a title run, face Northwestern in the upcoming championship chase as Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa stumble or stumble with illness and injuries.
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Michigan
Michigan Kinte
Wolverines
Baye
Burke
Rush
Oliv. State
North Carolina
Columi
Chivaga
Beluit College of
Wisconsin
Crum
Foremost Figures in Golf at New York Conference
Delegates from prominent golf circles are expected at the annual United States Golf Association gathering in New York. Officials including Melvin A. Traylor and Hebert Ry Rawany are slated to attend alongside drivers and leaders of section associations. The meeting will elect officers for the coming year and the green section committee will convene beforehand.
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Nsw York
United States
Pritady
Prescott
Melvin A. "Traylor
Hebert Ry Rawany
Cnt
Findlay
Douglas
King Albert Plays Thrilling Winter Sports
King Albert of Belgium tests his skill in bobsled and skiing amid a Belgian royal winter gathering with Queen and Princess Jose present. The scene hints at royal participation in sports and the festive Belgian winter atmosphere.
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Brussels
Jon
Mr. X
Swedim
Wiviern
Akis
Ee Alna
Jose
Murphy New Junior Indoor Tennis King
Murphy of New York defeated Irak Ahora of Washington to win the national junior indoor tennis championship final with set scores 0 1 0 2 6 2. The event occurred in Dartmouth, New Hampshire, with weather and venue decisions affecting upcoming Navy game scheduling.
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Baltimore
Jon
Tom Connolly and Football Press Box Plans Stir San Antonio
The article lampoons coach Tom Connolly planning a bold move to reimagine the press box at Brackenridge Park golf course as a symbol of football triumph. It jabs at critics, notes players and press concerns, and riffs on era sports culture and rule debates without graphic detail.
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San Antonio
Tom Canner
Mike
Tom Connolly
Imac
Brackenridge Park
White Sox Set Dallas Start February 28 Schedule Announced
Chicago White Sox unveil a full 35 man spring squad to open camp in Dallas on February 28 with Secretary Tarry Grabiner confirming the plan. The move aims to consolidate the roster for the American League warathon kickoff in early March.
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Natal Beach
Lovie
Troxne
Day Howley
Brouis
Abe
White Sox
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Chicago
Inn
Chicago White Sox
Daling
Tex
Tarry Grabiner
Jengua Warathon
Seven Places and Nine Entries in Cue Classic
Chicago reports the international 16.2 billiards classic gathering seven places and nine entries from five countries. Notable players include Edouard Hamelany of Belgium and Jake Rehnefer of Chicago, with Welker Cochran possibly absent due to contract terms. France Japan and Italy are represented. the field features a mix of legends and rising stars awaiting final selection on January 18.
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Chicago
Tail
Eulefee
Keven
Billiged
Willie Monpe
Cissell Changes Hands in Portland Bid
The report notes Bill Ciesell acquired from Portland last winter for 122000 but failed to bid and faced setbacks. Lenz comments on management and future plans to revolutionize the game, with references to tactics and a possible rise in performance.
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Caicago
Lepe Blackburne
Bill Ciesell
Ieee
Portland
Tad
Lenz
Christmas of 1928 Boosts San Antonio Trade
Christmas of 1928 saw San Antonio merchants extend more credit and cash retail sales than in any prior season. Adolph Grasso, secretary of the San Antonio Retail Merchants' Association, stated on Thursday that the holiday period surpassed all previous Christmas activity.
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Gan Antonio
Adolpn Grasso
San Antonio
Loughran to Meet Emanuel in Ten-Round Title Bout
Los Angeles reports Tommy Loughran light heavyweight champion will face Armand Emanuel of San Francisco in a ten round bout on February 12 in Los Angeles. The title will not be at stake, so both fighters will come in over the weight limit.
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LOS Asgeles
Cal
Teas
Tommy Loughran
Armand Emanuel
San Francisco
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