Water Keeps Some Holes Useless In Open Golf
More than 180 players entered the Los Angeles 5000 open golf tournament as heavy rain and hail damaged courses. Notables like Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen were exempted. The 12 leaders on each course will qualify for the 72 hole event starting Saturday.
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Hoods
Lil Mehiorn
Bobby Shlicksianx
End -al
Emory Zmmerman
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
MacPhail Keeps His Own Counsel in Reds Talks
Cincinnati Reds president Larry MacPhail said in town he is pursuing a player deal but won’t reveal the player or club involved. He insisted he will choose his own manager and won’t trade Chick Hafey, praising him as the best center fielder and noting Philadelphia papers have floated Burl Skotton as his manager.
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Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Ith
Chick Hafey
Chicago
Hafey
MuavPhail
Philadelphia
Burl Skotton
Busy junior league schedule with multiple games posted
A crowded week of junior basketball games is listed with several matchups. On Wednesday the Italian Americans face the Midgets at 7:30 pm at St Anthony's college court. Friday features Morales Sports versus Evangelical and Italian Americans versus Riverside, both at 7 pm at City court.
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Morales
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Riverside Kull
Sacred Heart Gym
St. Anthony's
Bone of America
San Fernando Cardinals
Tilden and Vines to Vie for Professional Tennis Title
New York predicts a $30,000 prize as Tilden, the first master to rise from amateur ranks, meets Vines in the world professional tennis championship on January 10. Vines arrives from California to begin training, with first practice set for Friday at the Helms Casino.
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Chiam T. Tilden
Elis. Wartt Vines
William P. O'Brien
Deeuton
California
Ulierde
Casno
Ube
Parish League Tic Tie Chance Highlighted in Sunday Schedule
Parish Barker Ball league features a potential tie as St Ann’s and Sk Patrick'shamronks clash. Sacred Heart faces Bl Gerara’s in the opening double header at Central Catholic. Patrick’s could secure the top spot with a win.
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Nics
Sk. Patrick's
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Juarue Jestlers
Patrick's
Sacred Heart
Gerara's
Ice Hockey Wesf Aseurtalod and Conference Playoffs Report
Fragmented sports brief notes several teams and players across a regional ice hockey season. Mentions Wesf Aseurtalod Laval Neve Yeinge Aaron Pate and Rae R KeoMed with scattered club names Barton Paina and Rennas Cup context.
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Aaron Pate
Tar Rae R. KeoMed
Daniella Xehiedtie
Leanne
Barton
Paina
Eel
Melient
Tula
Wilson named manager as Phillies aim for improvement
Joomy Wilson, Philadelphia native, signed a two year contract to manage the Phillies after coming from the St Louis Cardinals. He promised a strong pitching staff and said the team would be out to improve from last season's seventh place finish. Belmont Nugent confirmed Burt Shotten remains under contract but may seek other work as Wilson builds a new staff.
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Joomy Wilson
Necoming
Philies
Wilson
Gerald P. Nugent
St. Louis Cardinals
Eatcher
Phils
Yar Canne
Phillies
Wisan
Burt Shotten
Nugent
Shotten
Florida
Shation
Cinc Omnati Pudt Shetten
Ohio ‘Ub
Dietzel Battles But Team Beaten In Missouri Valley Contest
In Kansas City Southen Kansas Stage Lines defeated Buhlenison Kan 38 to hers. Dietzel of San Antonio Texas and Bill Johnson of KU fame battled vigorously as personal fouls mounted. Johnson led scoring with five field goals and six free throws while Dietzel added seven points. A separate golf note reports a tie for first in the novelty golf event as Mansfield McGraw and Calkins Windle Millary Duntip and Davidson tied on par for top score.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Tula
Missouri Valley
Bulehinson
Kan
Am Dietzel
Bill Johnsen
San Antonio
Tenes
Johnsen
University of Kansas
Wisistles
C. W. Mansfield Tine
Mass
T. H. McGraw
Pittsburgh
W. B. Calkins
Pliadelphia
W. Windlu. Millary
George T. Duntip, Jr
RP. Pevidson
Washington
Boxing Thrills Mark Elks Show In WalkaThon Arena
Midget Mexicos bested Roy Calamira and Ernesto Saguez in a brutal ten round clash while Perry Knowles edged Baby Colima in a top match. Ernesto Seguez stopped Cinco Oretes in the seventh as Pranki Escamilla outpointed Pio Martinez in the four round opener. Ash Wright, Dick Armstrong and Port Brannon officiated.
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Calimira
New Orleans
Colambr
Heit Brannon
Roy
Calamira
Mexico
Aeros
Perry Knowles
Baby Colima
Knowles
Nolding
Reovles
Savina
Ernesto Seguez
Cinco Oretes
Chieu
Oretea
Wheeler to Start Series on Archery in San Pedro Park
Elbert Wheeler, instructor for the San Antonio Archery Club, will launch a series on Shouting to Win at the Archery Club's exsalon in San Pedro Park this Sunday at 2 o'clock. The public may watch or compete as a one day elimination tournament is planned. Two leading sendura and two edine jintars will be chosen to shoot for the club championship.
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Elbert Wheeler
San Antonio
San Pedro Park
Tater
Sendura
Eadine
Trojans Famous Twin Cheer Leaders Die In Lethal Flood
The USC twin cheer leaders Winston and Weston from Vertoe and Montrose died in a California flood. Their mother Olive Doty received a New Year call before the disaster. Weston escorted Janet Cox and Winston joined Gindyx Fisher at a party. Their bodies were found clinging together downstream in an arroyo. Mina Plaher also drowned.
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Jena
University of Southern California
Rites
Southern California
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Wath
Vertoe
Galt
Weyryesse
Montrose
Matty Janet Cox
Venice
Winston
Gindyx Fisher
Banta Monten
Theis
Olive Doty
Hesse
Torrenta
Mies Cox
Mina Plaher
Florida horse owners strike over racing commission actions
Miami reports horsemen protested in defiance of the Florida racing commission's investigations and entry rules at Tropical Park. They refused to enter horses for the day’s racing as inspectors were placed at barns, prolonging entry times to 2 p.m. The dispute followed a saliva test on Kilimond, with complaints about pre-race parade length and mutuel closures impacting card timing.
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Elclke
Florida State
Ricing Commission
Tropical Park
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Perack
J. 4. Campbell
Hialeah
Rice to Feature Freshmen Next Season Says Kitts
Rice coach Jimmy Kitts hints at a strong freshman class led by Ray Smith and Harris Lodge plus Wade Owens and Jack Breel. The group, paired with the varsity, has shown lively scrimmages in Houston where the Owls excel at center with Kelly and his height advantage.
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Rice Owls
Jimmy Kitts
Owl Mentac
Kitts
Freshayan
Houston
Ray Smnth
Jefferson Ath Lle
Harris Lodge Houston
Wade ‘Owens
Athens
Jack Breel
Bardwell
Texas
Willa Orr
Kelly
Cleanest Players Primeau and Boucher Dominate Lady Byng
Montreal January reports that Frankie Boucher of the New York Rangers and Jor Primeau of Toronto have jointly held the Lady Byng Trophy status for six NHL seasons. In 26 games Primeau has zero penalties, while Boucher has only two minutes in the box across 18 games. Boucher won the award four straight times from 1927 to 1931 and again last season, with Primeau a consistent contender and winner in 1932.
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Primeau
Detroiters Shift Pair of Hurlers
Detroit announces roster moves sending Roxie Lawson back to the Mudhens after an injury earlier in 1933. Joe Sullivan also exits to the Hollywood club in the Pacific Coast League as part of the exchange.
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Detroit
Roxie Lawson
Tiger
Ulre Toler Madhens
Dettroit
Lawson
Trine
Mudhens
Joe Sullivan
Teawnant
Tenes
Hollywood Club
Pacific Coaleague
Ption
St Gerard's High Names Dick Patton Captain For Hoops
Dick Patton has been elected captain of St Gerard's High School basketball team under Coach J D B Wilson. The squad opens their Alamo Heights Junior Conference season with a Friday game at St Gerard's against others in Jackson County.
Fight Results from the Answeratrid Trexs AM Poised Match
Fragmentary notes show multiple names and places like Peterburg Green wood IH and Sumanin. A muddled list mentions fighters including Curtin Mate 495 and Jackie Cry ih Tue Texan with references to Palm Track and Cheyenne. The text hints at a boxing or wrestling event with various participants and unclear outcomes.
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Peterburg
Catt Greenwood
Sumanin
Bowen
Dexan
Jackie Cry
Texan
Rampn
Ron
Cheyenne
Wey Wallen
Wintro Rewin
Irin City
Bible Defends Football Against Wallace in Nebraska
Bible of the University of Nebraska argues against Secretary Wallace labeling college football a racket. He cites character, teamwork, and discipline benefits for players and spectators, while John L. Griffith defends college athletics as educational and rejects Wallace’s accusation as unfounded.
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Laycola
DC Bible
University of Nebraska
Secretary of Agriculture
College Football Ag
Bible
Cornausker
American Football Coaches’ Association
Chicago
Jins
John L. Griffith
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Henry A. Wallace
Major Griffith
Maroy Griffith
Pfeffer Promises To Expose Wrestling Secrets At Hearing
New York January 1 The public hearing on alleged wrestling secret deals ends with Jack Pfeffer vowing further disclosures next week. Promoter Jack Curley and others, including Ed White and Tom Parks, are summoned for adjourned testimony with subpoenas issued for Tuesday. The athletic commission released the statement while Pfeffer appeared with his lawyer and signed an affidavit about secret agreements and juggling claims.
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USI
Shumder Oath
Jack
Jake) Pfeffer
Tueaillay
Jim Sands
Wereaholics
Jack Curley
Tom Parks
St Lyla
Wekshin
Otto Athletic Commission
Pfeffer
Curley
Randolph Loop 46 overwhelms Headquarters 41-18 in night of league play
Randolph Loop Squadron 46 defeated Headquarters Squadron 41-18 while Squadron 1 beat Squadron 47 47-31 at Randolph field basketball Tuesday night. Jos Wooda scored 20 for the 46 win as lineups and substitutions filled the roster amid rough play and miscued notes.
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Randolph Field
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Yell
Weent
Anderson
Venter
Seking
Beaird
Babys Anchaon
Hower
Casper Returns to Studies at Texas Christian University
Casper Chilley, a San Antonio football figure, resumes studies at Texas Christian University. He does not plan to join basketball and anticipates a major contribution for the Frogs in spring track events.
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T.C.U. Chilley
San Antonio
Hlg Audies
Texas Chiltan University
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Tuk
Amok
Frogs
Texas All Stars Defeat Mexican Military Polo Team
Cecil Smith's Texas all star polo team, led by Smith at nine goals, defeated the Mexican four, six to three, in Mexico City last week. Kemmerer scored three for the invaders, while Garcia and Medina tallied for Mexico.
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Mexico City
Jan
Ceci Smith
Texas
Bowling Turn Derives Big Night But Falls Short in Standings
Converse bowler Elmer Schriewer topped the meet with 224 587 in the nine lane event as Converse posted a strong showing. Individual scores from Bill Winterborn and George Buck Schreder plus team totals show Converse near the top, while other squads contest several tight matches in the UIL era laden schedule.
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Converse
Aelbeck
Elmer Schriewer
Charlie _Winterberna
Har
George
Bill
Buck” Schreder
Unclear OCR Sport Result Sheet From 238 Meet
Readable items show scattered names and figures from a track meet with times and placements. Key names or teams are partially legible, but many entries are garbled, leaving only fragments of event results and competitor identifiers.
Runyon complains over Columbia's low score in Stanford game
Damon Runyon reports running feud with Columba footballers over inflated promises to beat Stanford. He alleges Marcus Aurelius Kelly and Columbia officials colluded to allow Stanford a modest margin, while University of California players allegedly doubled down on sympathy. Pasadena report notes injuries from the Rose Bowl clash and gate receipts near 98 000 dollars.
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Ty Univeral Beriin
Tae
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Fla
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Columbia
New York
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Calumbia Studenta
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West Coast
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Kelly
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Lou Little
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Mr. Kelly
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O.K. West
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Oplumble
Tony Matal
Bobby Grayson
Alfred Eastern
Blanford
Groux
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