Fernandez and Garcia in Main Go at International Arena
Bobby Fernandes of El Paso headlines a boxing card with Carlos Garcia and Julio Montes at the International arena on Cameron Street. The event promises a tough test for Garcia, with a double main featuring ten round bouts and a lineup of preliminaries starting at 8:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Fernandes
el Paso
Bobby
Carlos Garcia
Julio Montes
International Arena
Cameron Street
Fernandez
Garria
Jéna
Elid Wright
New York
Bobby Dexan
Momtez
Stork
Judge Lands Brooklyn First Baseman In Figure Of Speech
Brooklyn Dodgers negotiate with Del Bisonette to secure first baseman role for next season amid talks over bonus money and potential acquisition of Bam Leslie from the Giants. Charley Gheesin to join Miami training camp. a Fordham alum and former outfielder, he can also play infield and hit. In Missouri, Hatx Drug girls set scoring mark with 132 points in two games, while Dallas Methodists golf tale ends with Mrs. Ted Dasey eliminating another standout in match play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jao
Joe Judge
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Bam Leslie
Giants
Clark Griffith
Washington Club
Dodgers
Broodye Club
Charley Gheerin
Pordham
Miami
Gheesin
Fordham
Bartford
T. Joseph
Jun
Hatx Drug Company
Kate Girls
Pater Parks
Dallas Methodists
Dallas
Tex
CING
Ted Dasey
J. Mar- Ais
Dallas Country Club
Owedale Prog Rem Highlights Odd Mat Results
The report lists varied mat results with names like Los Angeles, Oklahoma, Warner, and McKay. Scattered times such as 26:30 and 29:03 appear, with references to places like Memphis and districts or groups including Bias and SLI. The fragmentary OCR reads as a mixed results roundup from a wrestling or track event, lacking full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progrem
Unclear Team Names Clash In Local Basketball Game
Fragmentary OCR text describes a basketball contest with scattered player names and positions. Readers cannot confirm teams, scores, dates, or locations due to misreads. The piece appears to list players such as Meine center and others, but essential facts are unreadable.
Britain Hears Dempsey Trip Rum From Europe Tour Talk
London reports rumors that former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey may visit Europe to coach Jack Doyle and stage a boxing exhibition tour on the Continent. Dan Sullivan, Doyle’s manager, says Dempsey could come to coach and promote the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tack Dempsey
Europe
Dan Sullivan
Jack Doyle
Irkh
Dempsey
Doyle
Stagg Improving But Gets Warning From Recovery
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 71, lounge toward recovery after an attack. Doctors warned his strength remained taxed by the effort of daily activities as he receives care in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stagg
New York
Amos Alonzo
Wes
Dean
Wis
Cain
Phillies Release Barney Friberg From Club
Philadelphia reports Barney Friberg utility infielder was given unconditional release due to an overcrowded second base department. The move follows internal club decisions dated January 5.
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Phils
Friberg
Vas Ladelphia
Barney Friberg
Philies Jn Isa
Pribeze
Babe Ruth Salary Cut Rumor Spurs Major League Debate
A garbled clipping discusses Babe Ruth and a possible salary reduction, noting $25,000 cuts as unlikely for the Yankees. It mentions the economics of baseball, fan reaction, and other figures like James McCarthy and Fab The star, with scattered references to contracts and season plans. The piece reflects wartime or economic pressures on players and teams in a speculative tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Wilel
Gil
New York Yankees
Oto
Ikethas
Magnolia Nips Triangle Aces In Hard Fought Clash
Magnolia Flying Horsemen of the Commercial League edged the Junior Triangles 59 to 57 in a tightly contested game at the city gym. Former Breckenridge High stars Kliefoth and Eicie THU led the Triangle scoring duel, with Kliefoth pouring 21 for the Triangles while CrutchtielaMed tallied 18 for Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. A. Gmynasium
Magnolia Flying Horsemen
Breckenridge High School
Kliefoth
Eicie Thu
Triangles
Horgemen, CrutchtielaMed
Ling- May Tootta
Migr
Klauser
Juraésuhek
Barndott End
Wagner
Rice Faces 8 Games In 11 Game Schedule
Houston based report lists Rice football plans with eight games booked and three open dates. The slate includes LSU at Baton Rouge on September 22, SMU at Houston on October 7, Texas A and B at Houston on November 30, and a Baylor clash at Waco on December 2.
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Rice
Houston
Institute
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Southern Methodist
Creighton
Omank
University of Texas At
Promising Lightweight Debuts for San Antonio Boxer
Howard Stich set for a fifth title bid as Jack Baggett promotes a rising heavyweight contender from the area. Stich, a former Pea-Touck Military Academy athlete, trains at Eloly Flores' gym and is compared to Mickey Walker. Baggett says Stich, weighing near 100 pounds, will debut in about two weeks with a scheduled bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stich
Honora San Antonio
Jack Baggett
Kimerjt
Ty Howard Sieh
Pea- Touck Military Academy
Bigeett
Stich Iu
Eloly Flores
Mickey Walker
Jones Receives Historic USC Banquet in Los Angeles
About 1000 attendees at a banquet honoring Coach Howard Jones and the USC Trojans celebrated their football triumphs. City officials, business leaders, and fans cheered as Jones’s era was praised for its 40 straight victories and lasting impact on Los Angeles football.
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Jones
U.S.C
Angeles
Los Angeles
Howard Jones
University of Southern California ‘Trojane
Civic
Sonor Chamters of Commerce
Amonk
Pittsburge
San Fernando Impresses Camp Normoyle Defense in Narrow Win
San Fernando overcame Camp Normoyle in a tightly contested Wednesday night game. Amber led with 32 points for the visitors, while Powers contributed nine points and Linn Joacrn added key baskets. The Camp Normoyle team mounted a late rally but fell short, as Riley Bravo and teammates attempted to close the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fernando
Normoyle
Feenanco
Cagore
Jon Amber
Brive Riley
Rothers
Powers
Linn Joacrn
Gommere Chuukes
City Girls League Teems Glow In Early Action
Two close girls basketball games mark the league start with last year’s champions Bambera Baralla facing Highland Baristo Creek in the opener. In the nightcap Crystalvars meet State Hospital as George O’Brien officiates, with Teague and Wordluym likely contributing on the boards.
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Teague Ab
O'Creek
State Hospital
George O'Brien
Fort Sam Bankers Triumph 65 to 29 on Wednesday Night
Fort Sam Bankers defeated the Forty-second squadron 65 to 29 at Kelly Field. Gilliland and Kramer led the scoring with 17 and 7 points respectively while Cavanaugh Livingston and Vasa added strong play for the winners. Tie Bankers challenge any army club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
Sam Houston
Gilliland
Kramer
Cavanaugh
Livingston
Vasasled
Bankers
Artillerymen and Medicos Win Opening Army Basketball
A run away and a thriller opened play in the Army Basketball League at Fore Sam Houston Wednesday night. The Second Medical Regt whipped the Twelfth Artillery 40 to 30, Kramer led with 18 points while Suns and Smith had 11 each. The Fifteenth Field Artillery defeated the Twelfth Artillery 40 to 30 with Leindecker leading the Artilerymen with 16 points. Sparky McGlin scored 14 for the winners and Baker added 12 for the Gallson team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Sam Hotston Eymineshag
Pied Artillery
Arillers
Pela Ar Ulery
Kramer
Suns
Smith
Priel
ArlWerymen
Sparky McGlin
Baker
Leindecker
Galssonn
Medicale
Hramer Abd
Slms
Hesford
Hendrix
Sus
Click
Jooulis
Beard
Bubs
Sh'der
Lowe
Friel
A. Taye
Allen
Reid
Fifteenth Artillery
Slater
Graves
Cooper
Philips
Subs
Chonnette
McGlin
Benny
Sturichs
Garrett
Twelfth Artillery
Levi- Gnektz
Tlieck
Gacutt
York
Ad Meiggs
Sube
Athey
Bray
Fraze
Flying Eagles win Negro Cage League title in Alamo clash
The Flying Eagles clinched top honors in the Negro Basketball League at Alamo, winning two games including a decisive half. Chandler and Taylor each scored 12 points as teammates Banks Johnson Daniels Browns Harts Haywood Davis Shannon Provrr Alpe Crawford Canillbans Greenleaf contributed. The Zagies beat Bunny South while Sunny South placed second, Grant Juniors third, Central Cats fourth. New York report notes Alden Panas led Ralph Greenigat in a 124 to 0 hockey score, with Pong making a 112 run for a late block.
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Flying Eagles
de- Tu
Flying Eagle
Zagies
Bunny South
Johnson
Taylor
Daniels
Browns
Harts
Haywood
Davis
Shannon
Provrr
Alpe Crawford
Canillbans Greenleaf
New York
TNS
Aldien Pana
Ralph Greenigat
Liday
Pong
College Basketball Scores and Pairings Noted
The page lists mixed college basketball results and upcoming matchups with teams such as Baton Caltree Tarkio Maryville and Washington. It includes scattered scores like 28 43 84 and references several players, venues, and opponents, though many OCR fragments are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNM Yuginta WE Baton
Caltree Tarkio
Maryville
Foarhere
Reehidrel
Nehrenan Wininsan
Waabhurn
Sarazen Dutra Lead Favorites In Los Angeles Open
In Los Angeles Jac Sarazen and Oiln Dutra headline the field as favorites for the Los Angeles open golf tournament. Qualifiers included Thomson of Colorado Springs Cole and Emery Zimmer in Portland, each shooting par 138 for the 36 holes. Eddie Loos of Chicago finished third with 70s for 140. Thirty two entrants were exempt from qualifying. Maule of Brentwood carded a hole in one on the 110 yard 11th at Pax Hills course and Mescal of Westwood hit a long shot on the 14th.
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Los Angeles
Jac
Gene Sarazen
Oiln Dutra
Art
Dimoe ‘Thomson
Colorado
Cole
Emery Zimmerman
Portland
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Harew~n
Dutra
BE. R. Maule
Brentwood
Pax Hills
Johnny Mescal
Westwood
Nurteent
Ban Antonio Golf Event Draws UT Team and Pros
The Pri day golf tournament at the Ban Antonio Country Club opens at 10 with Mrs. J D Wilson defending. The UT team led by J Biren White and Tuck Tinnin joins Brackenridge Park entrants for singles and foursomes while the Southwest Texas amateur sweepstakes kicks off next Monday with 15 teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Antonio Country Club
le San Antonio
J. D.wilson
University of Texas
Barn Antonio Gun- Wey
Brerkenridge Park
S Creek
Ban Antonio
Texas
J- Biren White
Dubin
Tuck Tinnin
North Texas
Brackenridge Park Corse
Tod Manefee
Brackenridge
Joe East
St. Louis
Sens aHonu
Chambrelain
St. Paul
Joes
Southowest
Cardinals Swap St Louis Players In Columbus Deal
St Louis Cardinal Cham Team Swap in Columbus. L. MacPhail announces multiple moves to strengthen the Redbirds. Nick Cullup returns to Columbus from Rochester. Accompanying him are pitcher Arthas Tesehout and outfielder Clarente Helep. Columbus receives Gordon Hinkie Tom Carey and Ed Heuser in exchange.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Columbus
Ohio
Ca Mwuibua Redbirds
Arsocraton
L. 3
MacPhail
Alb
Nick Cullup
Rochester
Ang
Arthas
Pug
Tesehout
Clarente Helep
Gordon Hinkie
Tom Carey
Ed Heuser
Brackenridge Highs Field and Track Project Underway
Work on Eagle Field Diamond and Track begins to replace the old facility with a new pastel diamond and quarter mile track at Brackenridge High School. The project includes an improved ball field, extended foul lines, and seating that allows better viewing of baseball games from the stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Field
Pasetall
Brackenridge High School
Chicago White Oy
Enttovure
Lahout
Alamo City League Tonight Packed With Key Matches
The Junior Voks of Sidney Lanier High School, boosted by strong prospects, face Try Talley’s team and Lanier’s own squad in a high profile doubleheader. Elsewhere, Pat Parroster and his Postoffice Tigers challenge Nitya in the season’s next pivotal Gientest. The League’s top squads square off amid a busy night of games and standings shifts.
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Alamo City League
Sidney Lanier High Wehoal
Alamo City
Weol Bide Fone
Talley
Blekynids Brahmas
Lanier Gyin
Waaifivat
Rome
Nitya
Pat Parrostor
Postoffien Tigers
Gown of
America
Alyrotinh
Ili
Dempsey Jols Sharkey With Flowers
New York report says Sharkey on route to Bermuda for a celebration, pushed by a pile of flowers sent with a card bearing champion Jack Dempsey. Sharkey initially questioned the gesture, later suspected but could not verify the sender's motive or identity.
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New York
Ian
Ysck
Sharkey
Bermuda
Jack Dempsey
Demmaiest
Pdempecy
Poates
Central High teams clash with Huts and rivals recap
Central High squaring off at Button court led by Andy Obriotte with 17 points as Harlandale A fell 33 17. Lineups featured Bullions Wellens Sulinez Moore Obriott Hutlzer and subs. Preliminary Copperheads edged Harlandale A 3 31 with Pons leading 17 points. Baylor vs Simmons note cites 1934 auditon renewal in Abilene and Atlanta boxing coach Mike Chamberz promoted to head track coach at Georgia Tech.
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Central Catholic
Harlandait Indians
Hoh Brown
Button Court
Ceading
Huttoms
Andy Obriottt
Unual
Ston
Saodale
Wellens
Sulinez
Moore
Obriott
Hutlzer
Pons
Copperheads
Pots
Catalini
Harwards
Meyers
Poleti
Lovell
Guarde
Gus
the Brearty
Ortiz
Revard
Jackson
Barlandale
Stephel
Salazos
Devilgos
Canter
Gueldner
Sanders
Bubs
Strait
Marrow
Dalubreen
Grimsinger
Tatum
Baylor
Chambers
Atlanta
Mike Chamberz
Georgie Tech
Ed Hemm
Chimsion
Warner Booed by Stanford Official at Branford Review
Stanford officials urged reevaluation of coach Warner amid staff doubts. Frank Guerena claimed Warner ignored freshmen and reserves, while Warner, ex-Branford mentor, dismissed critics from the athletic board. The inquiry followed a staff committee meeting on his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
UNIVE
Calif
Jan
Cian
Warner
Board of Athletic Control
Jaxity
Frenk Cuerena
Alyons Cember
Puthring
Temple University
Guerend
Guerena
Jnst
Swamner
Dlecissed
Guid SU
Tose
Tiny" Thorndll
Vider
Maurier
Clippers
Paloato
INSI
Seleny S
Top
Hean
All Franford
Frank Guerena
Hoare
Branford
Twin bill schedule at Bracken Tidee High School gym
The Commercial Basketball schedule lists two double headers weekly at Bracken Tidee High School. The Ut game starts at 8 o'clock. Women fans are admitted free to Commercial league games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiro
Gomumerciai
Bracken~ Tidee High School Symnasim
Dado to Fight Arizmendi on January 24 in Los Angeles
Lightweight contender Dado was signed to meet Baby Arizmendi of Mexico City on January 24 in a 10 round bout in Los Angeles. Promoter Jack Moyin hopes to add El Chocolate for the winter bout schedule and to stage more fights after a planned return from Archie Bell in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dado
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico City
Arismendi
Archie Bell
New York
San Francisco
Jack Moyin
el Chocolate
Bowling Scoreboard Echoes a High Intensity Meet
A sprawling list of bowlers and scores dominates the page, highlighting top performances and high marks from a league meet. Names such as Obie Klow and Jeanue treorte appear among a dense roster, with team affiliations and match totals noted, conveying a prolific, detail rich sporting wrap.
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Fernandez and Garcia
M. Nowotny
F. A. Hardman Han
Ioecue
Wedeenins Mixbolt
Eldeidwe
Furris
Bares
Meine
Center
Furtastln Snd
Flaridee
Munras
Babe
Wimneburger Pfluger
Maria
J Paeue
Linahls
Piechr
Fonrus Des Newsing
Rotunaks
Wolfadevita
Waite
Hein
Britain
Harold Scherwitz
Port Deryls
Lipitab Boelnover
Tuamel
K. O. Crem
Promimer Bindane
Creme
Mindrihn
Mose Levinson
Moe
Fable Kowslle
Falls City
San Antonio
Lash Summer
Haw
Chicago White Sox
Mlmint
Bob Plab
Jimmy Burke
Joe McCarthy
New York Yanks
Brooks
Mee Suring
Chigagy Cubs
Whitay McCarthy
Laulselle
Burke Wes
Bourard
Australia
Magnolia
Fort Sam Bankers
Medina
Min
Marple
Realer
Medicos
Betel Vereen Hernietin
Seutwory
Witte
Marian
Varian AG
Faniniana
Lieto
Mewangs
Weksetin Sronens
Sarazen Dutra
Willow Springs
Dempsey _ Jols Sharkey
Central High Cops
TWIN
Arizmendi
Aerson
TiEny
Jeanue Treorte
Gearan
Smeky Clemiann
ATE
Turners
Tack Leteeul
Haumer
YggRke
Buain
Wmink
Wwantan Tolriuit
Florhelm
Kelow
Fenterlen
Cme
Fiton
MDG
Nemrek
Meton Atte
Thady Mika
Nimmyinus
Clemente Bad
Og Kings
Alfred Setuntor
Luis van Pi
Vie Turner Ronwwitsn
Iserion
Tenn
Wesley
Aisling
Srapes
Win Quytley Woitinger
Ana Vanitway
Neal
Dave Bro
Aimee
Picman
Nmntein
Wit Beholl
Merry
Ronan Snowtig
Moron
Nian
Iet
Pratiee
Etriking Mintanty
Hrandigay
Htevok BaAl & Vibe
Mate Janm
Tavelive Ant Venser Company
Minh Tan Mney
Guiefsie Wallpaper Om
Marine IT
Aileye Laws
Brower Seah and Poor Company
Dain Tanner and
Alyn
Steven End Bune
Allege
Wal Bod Lumber Company
Norley and Cummunnng
Kaxpican
Tilo
Tite Aly
MacManud
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Mitener
Siem
ML Yeu
Menhore
Bog
He Meyer
Burien
Handman
Anidonmaenia
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Eyddat Hs Roger
Owhled Bint Crapaien
Heine Wikeh
Andinnim
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Latale
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Dapi Ae Farhe
Clemons
Wellin
Hm Penro
Surnar Tees
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Sk-bhy -Ehay Weiss
ALT Wryies
Skeatagzrsines Sramptar
RDO
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