Burke Leads Los Angeles in Texas Open Golf Event
William Burke of New York heads a strong Los Angeles contingent for the Los Angeles open at Wilshire Country Club. The field, over six courses, includes notable players such as Horton Smith and MacDonald Smith with a $16,000 prize. Preliminaries filtered 120 players from 6 rounds of qualifying to 70 advancing to the main event starting Friday.
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Los Angeles
Nouthinl
Wiliem Harke
New Tuck
Hic Suas
Tommy Arion
Wee
Bobby Cruicksheak
MacDoonel
Wilshire
Sinceliweed
Sis Conrees
Amolé ‘Stulz
Morrison
Lightsense
Darry Bacoud
Sunda
Athletics Face 1928 Pennant Race With Trades
Veteran manager Connie Mack leads the Athletics into the 1928 season amid several trades. Key moves include sending Bing Miller back to Philadelphia and adding Ossin Orwall, with hopes of strengthening the lineup. The club plans to rely on youth, with notable players like Hauser and Grove shaping a renewed pitching staff.
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Tsiladalemia
Tan
Connie Mach
Athletics
Trindvei
New York Yankees
Ashe
Runaway
Sease
Mack
Athintis
Bing" Miler
Poilidelphia
Ossin Orwall
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pilcher
Zack Wheat
Lieu Jsenhem
Ty Corbava
Chick Grimsay
Mave
Bev Dincarden
Flanser
Stetsacher
Haier
Ian Ya
Hauser
Uiat
Likop
Taek Troley
Aya Saniny Hide
Iseen
Tor Teel
Earn Crnbse
Jack Ovi Mewantelimke
Bawin Hemrert
Presbyterian Five Plays Y First Veeshterians
A garbled sports brief from Kansas City outlines a basketball game between Presbyterian teams. Names and details are scrambled, but references to players Howard Candermine and Jon Malenwies appear alongside unrelated terms and dates, rendering the outcome unclear.
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Dex Potermilunut Sewn Herder
Kansas City
Afo
Howard Candermine
Lawn Grapplen
Nhs Dues Mubed
Jon Malenwies
Jone
Yankees Weigh Future in Lary Reese Buyout
New York Yankees consider strategic moves amid uncertain ownership shifts. Details outline potential purchase of Lary Reese and related restructuring. Reports mention financial stakes, possible leadership changes, and ongoing talks through the week.
Some Army Team Opens Eagles With First Opposition
An OCR damaged clash reports Army fielding new players as Fort organization names and several players are listed. Coach Riley evaluates a fresh lineup including five lettermen and multiple candidates amid a tense buildup for a Friday match at the Fort.
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Eagles
Mads
Tidoe
Gust
Engler
Éloustin
Firat
Frye
Reams
Simnesters
Riley
Ancestarishal
Sanity
Chess Sevish
Walter Heng
Tllace Mureras
Andy Kivilns
Hudy
HK Dasalen
Mealg
Cy Bots
Tih Whitt
Teme Kindwell
Very Fan Harn
Tecit Dalton
Meru Srhoter
Conrad Drilhaia
Alter Wiebe
Atasyt
Josal Riley
Hernan
Field Artillers
Veteran Smith Gets His Walking Papers
Fragmented OCR text mentions veteran Smith and a convoluted note about a pitcher and various place names. Reading yields little coherent event. likely a sports or personnel item with unclear specifics and multiple proper nouns.
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Ately
Qhia
Dan
A . Poulhpaw
Wali
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Texas Junior golf champ Carpenter turns pro
Felix Knight reports 16 year old Bagh Carpenter from Dallas wins the Willow Springs junior Texas title and becomes assistant pro at Cedar Crest Club. He dominates the finals 6 up, earning a spot on the state’s major tour. Fort Worth scene notes add context on regional talent.
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Deller Palngster
Tle
Willow Springs
Duran Bere
Reciper
Amsteur
Cedar Crest Countes Club
Id Dal
Tas
Carpenter
Fort Wort
Yargentec
Pailas
Fort Worth
Fred Greenhil
Cedar Crest
Dztlusheen
Blawits
Chiz
St Louis sports head quits amid university shakeup
In a surprising development at Washinton University, the head of athletics announces resignation amid leadership changes. The university signals no immediate replacement and notes continued efforts to stabilize the athletic program as the university investigates the situation.
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ST. Louis
Johnnys New System Hits a Snag In Ring Bout
Fragmented OCR notes describe Johnny facing a setback in a boxing event with mentions of Jame as Bimpson Jobe and Thon Curley. The account references Indianapolis, Doom Makan, and a new fistlo emporium, with confusion over outcomes and opinions on the decision.
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Jame
Bimpson
Jobe
Exchnart
Indianapolis
Curley
Dack Bhelton
Dack Bhelton's New Fistlo Emporium
Quintet clash looms in early league action
Ambiguous OCR text mentions Tulermediate deagur and Hreeleonridge Wildcats. Coach Riley of Bracnakridga, Coeek Harry Uamilton 3p. of Main avenue plan to use Premiur Efret fesmen in upcoming Teague games over ten weeks at Trost. Wiklents schedule and Tip Gants preparation appear referenced.
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Evan
Eton
Hreeleonridge
Ayente
Rome
Riley
Bracnakridga
Ind
Coeek
Harry Uamilton
Pian Ae
Trost
Tip Gants
Sports Notes from San Antonio Open golf event
Secretary Joe Hyman of the San Antonio club announces the Open tournament in Los Angeles Wilshire district. Officials start formal invitations and the golf professionals gather for a winter pole finale with a program set by Erath Teh.
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In Hee
Willise Burke
der Iuum
Los Angeles
Weil
Pete Fe
Burke
Ces.ward
Ptokeby
Lew
Brights
Joe Hyman
Gab
Anlonio Golf Zszugigtion
Dack O'Brien
Chamber of Commerce
Hyman Weineeday
San Antonio
Sin Antona
Erath Teh
Texas League newcomer Frank Snyder joins Houston from Texas
A fragmented report lists Frank Snyder among Texas League newcomers with several names and numbers. It mentions Stansaer-Gateher and Ban Arstayli and references teams, places, and dates, including Houston, Vietnam, and New York Nationals, with unclear statistics and contract details.
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Frank Snyder
Stansaer-Gateher
Houston
Tas
Squadron 41 Beats Squadron 40 in Close Air Force Card
In a tense contest Squadron 41 edged Squadron 40 in the final minutes. McGaltruydy led with sixteen points as Santtan 41 and Mer Cadrough contributed for the winners while Wallinmal topped the losers with ten. The game featured power forward Centers Cory and Willerasert for Squadron 40 and Bayden and Williams among the standout performers for Squadron 41.
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Luy
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Nese
Whilety
Mer
Forienlge
Cory
Wivelasert Gourd
Suadron
Bayden
Willams
Holinwell
Weel CF
Thampaxn
Euunds
Wesley Basketeers Beat Dibble Sports
Wesley Basketeers defeated Dibble 80 to 22 on Wednesday. Mentioned scorers include Wealey Mouage Palen and Misa foveyanite with Trevine, Belna, Domerty and Aomzojex also cited as contributors in a compact recap of the game.
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Wesley Basketeers
Dibble Sports
Weales Howey
Aluit Lien
Pane
Alxteen
Jon Che
Nacheret
Innes Wealey
Trevine
Belna
Zepeln
Domerty
Aomzojex
Benny Leonard and the future of a comeback in boxing
Harold Scherwitz reflects on Benny Leonard and Hennys lure of a comeback, noting the sport world’s interest and speculative paths. The column weighs Leonard or vaudeville routes, publicist push, and the chance of a staged arena return shaping his legacy and headlines.
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Henny
Thas de
Arte
Wait
Etrica
Bevay
Lily Maine
Ant
Sory
Gene Turneyt
Loughran Defends Heavyweight Title Against Lomski
New York January 7 A month after clinching the crown Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia plans to defend his heavyweight title Friday night against Leicester Lomski of Aberdeen Wishy in a tense title bout at Madison Square Garden. Loughran enters the ring as undisputed champion after defeating Jim Slattery in New York earlier, while Lomski seeks a dramatic upset to claim the title in his first shot.
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New York
Lere
Tommy Loughrad
Philadelphia
Ian
Leu Loenski
Aberdeen
Wishy
Fftet Rayk Riling
Lomshi
Lowehean
Aki
Baskof
Bettors
Philndelphia
Loughnin
Jimny Slattery
Wingate Tops Club Golfers in tough regatta
In St Augustine a windy qualifier for the national chairship golf tournament saw Wingate secure top position among club players. Medalist honors went to Bob Whitahy of Jacksonvilla with a 77, as contenders from Wilmington to Dayton Beach chased the $1000 Walter J. Pravis memorial trophy amid a field including Pravis, Moffat, and Crom.
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St, Augustine
Dia
Jan
Bob Whitaty
Jacksonvilla
Honma
Ational
Pirship Golf Tanmvamen
Cfnb
Strangplomg
Goenetson
Ashtiid
Ohio
Walter J. Pravis
West Bain
Masey Byun
Willian Moffat
Ueiew
We Ly
Fredvelek
Lynch
Den
Kinten Grainger
Wilmington
Breen Announces Transfer Plan for Pueblo Team
Dick Breen, president of the Macoin baseball club in the Western League, says he will move the Linenka to Pueblo this season after removing all demands. He informs 100 backers that the transfer will go to a vote at the eight club owners’ meeting in June to secure league approval.
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Dick Breen
Macoin
Western Leagnie
Paulie Buninensmen
Linenka
Trinchine
Eines City
Beenwaii
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