Bracken Ridge High Faces Small Profit From New Year Game
Gary, principal and chairman, announced the Antople Dallas Wisby football game on New Year’s Eve generated $982.75 in ticket sales with $430 from adults, $293.25 from students, $2.75 pep squad, and $6.75 faculty tickets. Total receipts were $682 equal to one entry, with $500 guaranty to Dallas and $124 in other expenses leaving a $50 profit. No sweaters for players due to the slim crowd.
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Gary
Brackenridge High School
Bamsaillee Liat
Dallas Wisby
Anyaunerd
Dallas
Baseball outlook on all around excellence and league teams
A long note analyzes all around excellence in baseball, proposing two all star lineups from National League leaders in fielding and hitting. It compares fielding and hitting averages, cites players like Whitney and O’Doul, and ponders managerial choices selecting defensive strength versus pure hitting. It references college football chatter about Pitt and national title questions as context.
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Therwisp
Injured Polo Star to Be Brought Here
Corpus Christi Texas January report details polo star TDewith Reed severely injured in a match between Corpus Christi Robstown and Oden players and the University of Texas team. He suffered two broken right hip and other injuries. He will be taken to San Antonio Wednesday for an operation with a Done specialist called from San Antonio to supervise the case.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Tdewith Reed
Polo Fame
Corpus Cheibll
Robstown
Oden
University of Texas
San Antonio
Boxing bouts added to Miller Paul title card
Chicago January 3 two right round bouts have been signed to support the National Boxing Association 122 pound championship fight between Tommy Paul of Buffalo the titleholder and Previdle Miller Cheinnall southpaw at Chicago Stadium January 13. Varin Milling of Los Angeles meets Tony Faluala at Detroit in one of the eight and Paul Danga of Chicago will tackle Jonny Mitchell of Detroit.
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Miller-Paul
Chicago
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Previdle Miller
Cheinnall
Chicago Stadium
Varin Milling
Los Angeles
Tony Faluala
Detroit
Paul Danga
Jonny “Itchell
Mission Leaguers resume Tuesday games in Nor moyle Depot gym
Mission Leaguers in Tuesday games resume after a holiday lay off at the Nor moyle Depot gym. Prospect Methodist meet the seventy first brigade at eight oclock in the opening contest, while the sixty seventh squadron of Rendolph field faces the fifteenth Field artillery in the secondary pairing. Alamno Heights Firemen have an off night.
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Mission
Unclear OCR: 1960s bowling results and team notes
Fragmented lines describe bowling results and team listings with numerous OCR errors. Mentions of teams, players, and venues appear scattered, including city references and score fragments, but readable specifics are sparse and inconsistent.
Eclipse the wonder horse and historic turf icon
A legendary horse named Eclipse, foaled during a great eclipse, reputedly never beaten on the turf and famous for enduring speed. The fragment mentions a 1185 record and notes a congressional winner count, but the passage is garbled with uncertain details.
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Sears
Sud
Tomorrew
Denies Dempsey May Match in Garden
William Z Onrey president of Maron Bunt Garten denies offering a matchmaking pool to Thimes J Johnston s company. He states the matchmaking department is organized and says they cannot use two main makers while insisting on a single, controlled approach. Carey Prmprey reportedly called for open intervention in the matter.
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Dempsey
Garden
New York
William Z. Onrey
Maron Bunt Garten
Hell
Thimes J. Johnston
Duck Company
Carey
Prmprey
Boxliie
Miami Spiels beat Manhattan in first Festival of Palms game
In Miami Florida on January 3 Manhattan College faced the University of Miami in a charity Festival of Palms game. Miami surged late to win 7 to 6 after Cecil Cook scored from two yards out and Jack Antes added the extra point. Manhattan had started strong with a 70 yard march but could not hold the lead.
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Miami
Fla
Jen
Manhattan
University of Miami
Saida
Florida
Ita
Cecil Cook
Jack Antes
Memhattan
Chiak Minghan
Arkansas Battles Denton This Week
Arkansas Razorbacks prepare for a series with Texas Teachers of Denton this weekend after a road win at Tulsa. Coach Charles Benedict’s squad has split six games thus far, averaging 44 points per game and holding opponents to 24, with recent credit for a 28–6 victory at Tulsa State.
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Arkansas
Denton
Fayetteville
Ark
Dar
Arkansas Razorback
Texas
Tulsa
Tulsa University
Charles Bneedt
Fall Battling Tuesday Club Clash At Lanier
Victims of a narrow defeat on their first American tour through the Middle West and South the Mexico City Fas, southern republics strongest club, will try to split Tuesday night at the Sidney Lanier gym. They meet the Tuesday Night club of the Spanish American league, one of the citys top teams, at 8 oclock. The Fal lost 51 to 42 to the Texas Chive Hawks Monday with Chinky Flores scoring 18. Flores and Rodrigues led the visitors with 7 and points. Stars listed include Flores, Juraschek, Rodriguez, Salas, Ramirez, and Herrera with subs.
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Middle West
Mexico City
Fas
Republic
Wil
Sidney Lanier Gun
Lenge
Texas Chive Hawks
Lenier Court
Chinky
Pals-Chaparena
Santoya
J. Rodriene
Thernandle
Roverés
Subs
A. Wlotes
BL Rodriguez
Rino
Chinky Tlores
D. Salas
Ramirez Ste Dawn
al Muardtl
Nemo Herrera
Grea
Slerney Lanter
Laney Gyin
England and Australia split tight cricket test in Sydney
England and Australia drew a hard fought cricket test in Sydney with Australia winning the second match by 11 runs after restricting England to 169 in the final innings. Australia pace and spin, led by W. J. O'Reilly and Wallart H. Tronmotger, overpowered England's batsmen. The series stands with another test to be played.
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England
Australia
Igland
Autstralia
Firat
Sydney
Jpompla
Iauupodians
Eypeland
Engigind
W. J. O'Reilly
T. Wallart H. Tronmotger
Gartillo Wins Enslillo San Antonio Boxing Title
A garbled rock of text describes a boxing match involving Gartillo and Enslillo with references to San Antonio, California, Hollywood, Tutson, Anz, and a lightweight championship. The passage is fragmentary and unreadable in places but implies a title bout result and locations.
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Gartillo
Enslillo
San Antonio
Moreno Beats Kid Barrilito In Tough Title Bout
Henry Moreno San Antonio bantam king fought Kid Barrilito of Monterey in a crowd-filled international club show. The bout featured a back-and-forth ninth round and a competitive tenth that kept the decision in doubt before a final tally favored the Kid, with Moreno delivering a strong finish. Frankie Limon scored a six-round upset over Sammy Hogan, while Tony Martinez won by technical knockout when Frank Perez did not answer the bell for round four.
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Doc” Shaw
Henry Moreno
San Antonio
Kid Berenito
Monterey
Minky
Tieres International Clib “Ound
Avis
Snow
Moreno
Wil
Barrilito
Brivittto
Henry
Winhart
Barrilita
Wesitziers
Uiree
Limon
Sammy Hoga
Pau
Simon
Hogan
Prairie
Linon
Linton
Pancho Martines
Martin Manes
Fatey
Manes
Martinez
Ndges
Tony Martines
Frank Peres
Peres
Perez
Lavely
Pee Wee Roberts
Blackie Patti
Tedy Young
Curley Simpson
Sunny Blevins
Hecht Captures Third Junior Indoor Tennis Title
Marea Hecht of the University of Pennsylvania ties Vincent Richards by winning the national junior indoor championship for the third year at the Seventh Regiment Armory. He defeated Richard Erhard of Hull High School 6-4 4-6 6-2 in the singles final. Alfred Jarvis of Tenafly topped William Winslow of Rochester 6-1 6-3 in their semifinal, and Jarvis then lost in the doubles. Verstraeten and Nearoody upset for the junior doubles title 3-8 5-4 8-8, as Keelan and Nodprady of St John’s and Giles Verstraten of Kelvin School reached the final.
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Hecht
New York
Marea Hecht
University of Pennsylvania
Vincent Richards
Seventh Regiment Armory
Arab
Richard Erhard
Hullighool
Alfred Jarvis
Tenafly
M. J
William Winslow
Rorhhester
Alamo City League Opens With Lanier Junior Contest
The Alamo City League schedules Thursday games featuring Lanier Junior at Lanier Gym as Stockyards Beabnins challenge Lanier in the opener. A second game pits the Nea Nationals against Amanta Postoffice Mars in the night program.
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Alamo City League
Bldney Peealow
Kulyjante
Stockyards
Beabnins
Lanier
Bill
Alamo Ciy Basket Rat League
Alringy Lanier Eymnasium
Wilhine Nea Nationals von tLtine Gan Amanta Postoffice Mars
220-Yard Hole-in-One For Ed Walsh
Ed Walsh Sr a former Chicago White Sox pitcher made a 220 yard hole in one on the 13th at Club Forrest guilt course. He celebrated with his wife and son Bol as he struck the long shot with a wood on the so called bad luck hole. Fate, his son, now a White Sox roster member, watched.
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Rd Walsh Sr
Chicago White Sox
Club Forrest
Firewell
Bol
Fate
White Sox
Centenary Faces Ambitious 1933 Schedule in Shreveport
Centenary coach Norton unveils a rigorous 1933 slate described as the hardest schedule ever attempted. It lists eight opponents across Southwest and Southeastern conferences, with games planned in Shreveport and Baton Rouge, including LSU and SMU matchups, plus several to be scheduled.
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Shreveport
GR. Dan
Norton
Centenary Evilere
Forthy
Tve Southwest
State Folr
Texas A, AM
Southern Methodist University
University of Mississiomd
FIGHT RESULTS From chaotic boxing card in Scranton and beyond
A sprawling list of bout results spans cities from Norfolk to Scranton with names such as Matty White and Johnny Romane amid a dense, error-filled report. The piece notes a San Antonio Rangers meeting set for Wednesday at 730 with Perry Winkle hosting Tim Gresenbeck’s Smokehouse on St Marys Street, with refreshments.
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Nses
Chlesen Auimonitet Trince Meunier Cnivare
Ray Primblic
Borkford
Ant
Gye Tomms Conway
Philadelphia
Columbia
Ohio
Johnny Romane
Mite Wavkan
aMmpainian
Weer Ka Walwer
Aanearitte
Omi VO
Tackla Moatne
Cr Tuinbux
Klapien Tani
Baivndres
Nw Lenrey
Scranton
Waldrot O'Conner
Carehoniiale
Anck Prine
Baltimore
Drews
Imme Phililiwy Aernamisvile
Tony Row Wayeled
Tae
Olin
SimTyune Plain
Cortpainiet
Frankie Odrien
Tay Aljlinen
Johnny Datta
Putas
al Aidreway
Union City
S. He
Mike “Belinea
Joe ‘Ant
Allica
No. T
Tel
Wheelin
Pittaburen
Mita
Millebll
Belle Aire
Ohlo
Joe Maerr
Fey
Boum Thagmond
Vaneka
Port Worth
Wii Soler
Park Werk
Jackie Seifea
Uvaihersenighin
Lo & Juciniint Atay Rabe
Minelly Delralt
Arzat
Ittemureh
Ce I
A. Rangers
San Antonio
Perry Winkle
Tim Gresenbeck
St. Mary's Street
Tim
Oerasion
Tramel to Fight Crom at Beethoven in Ten Rounder
Fort Worth veteran Duke Tramel returns to Beethoven Hall Tuesday night to face H Crom in a ten round main event as part of Cliff Bledsoe’s card. The night also features six round semis with Raymond Fejice, Pat Cloud, and Dimmie Scarnigza versus Bobby Crus, plus other bouts including Tony Martinez, Bobby Gome, Kid Laredo, and heavyweight Henry Curley Adams.
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Tramel
Fort Worth
H. Crom
Brookefield
Cliff Bledsoe
Mike Delgadare
Tony Martinez
Bobby Gome
Kid Laredi
Bob Warren
Beethoven Hall
Henry A- Curley Adams
Cameco Street Arena
Carlos Garels
Mexias
Bobby Fernandez
BEC Paso
Julio Montez
Xid Wright
Bobby Dixon
U. S. Tennis Stars Beat Australians in Adelaide
The United States touring team defeated Australia eight matches to one in an exhibition series. Wimbledon champion Ellsworth Vines Jr. beat Nick Crawford 5-1 8-2. Moon and Quist lost to Vines, and Allison-Van Ryn defeated Crawford-Hopman 6-4 6-8 6-4. Quist’s lone Australian win came over Van Ryn 6-4 6-3.
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Adelaide
Australia
United States
Tenota Fam
Ellaworth Wines Jr
Nck Crawford
Australie
Vines
Keith Glodhi
E. F. Moon
Adrian Quist
Wilner Allison
John van Ryn
Iron Crawford
H. O. Hopman
Quist
van Ryn
Willaman to Stay as Ohio's Coach
Ohio State athletic director L W St John announced Sam Willaman will remain head football coach, praising his four year record and rejecting reports of a replacement. Also: five Big Ten teams play practice games ahead of the regular season, Wisconsin at Marquette and Minnesota at Nebraska among matchups.
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Columbus
Oiln
L. W. St John
Sam Willaman
Ohio State University
Sb. Jone
BIG Ten
Chicago
Wisconsin
Marquette
North Dakota State
Town
Detroit
Indians
Mimal
Minnesota
Nebraska
MAT RESULTS New York and International Taekwondo Meet Highlights
The report lists multiple competitors by name and origin, including Jim Brownlie New York Yerozmy Mo Laiew Bam Stein Newark N I g Chirtla Strack Spring Valley F ay ustead Bart Alecevady Chiasteias Suh Faumenutis Boston Greece Nebraska Poland Taek Shercy Clevae Tynd Uhinn Lvfes Wagtgamps Italy Dre Vred Mevera Chicago Weng Ruck Uneong China Aba Colem Unitafornia Int McKer Alteans Pat dlady Dueck Omaha pinned Hermae Hickman Tennessee John Robbart Swag den George Vasseil California Lou Plummer Baltimors Gin Garba Thalys Ernle Turek Omabey Jos Cox Kansas City.
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New York
Jim Brownlie
Yerozmy Mo
Laiew Bam Stein
Newark
Chirtla Strack
Spring Valley
F'ay
Bart Alecevady
Chiasteias
Chicago
Weng Ruck Uneong
China
Aba Colem
Unita Fornia
Int McKer
Alteans
Pat Dlady
Dueck Omahg
Hermae Hickman
Tennessee
John Robbart
Swagden
George Vasseil
California
Lou Plummer
Baltimors
Drew Whis Gin Garba
Thalys Ernle Turek Omabey
Jos Cox
Kanina Clty
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Ghurile Braron
Southern Methodist
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Ed Bukilila
Frankie Elmon
Baw Hogan
Pancha Murbarg
Muretin Mines
Frankie Perez
Alackia Pate
Ed Walsh
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Beethoven
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