Bunched Field in Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament
The Los Angeles open golf tournament opens with mixed scores as Sammy Demaret and Snead lead the field. Charley Klein and Leland Gibson post uneven rounds while amateurs and one woman compete amid a tough 2006 yard course layout and a Victory Bond prize.
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Klein
Charley Ktein
San Antonio
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Randolph
Sammy
Z Demaret
Snead
Jinmy Demayeh Hailsyton
Jim Perrier
Cisleago
Vic Gherts
Deal N. J
Demaret
Oheast
Sinead
Los Angeles
Npen Htle
Demarel
Ghogal
Byron Nelson
Galt
Hermen
Barron
Ed Furgol
Harry Bassler
National Chamsons
Benny Hogan
Harold
Babe Dictikson Zaharits
Oklahoma tennis opens basketball season in North Texas event
Oklahoma City’s Cate HI Red defeated Sunnet Blaone of Gallas, SC 2A in the annual North Texas and Southern Oklahoma Basket HallMascoration at Hardin College. Oklahoma laced the game with strong early play as Broxes rallied against Narons in Lang AD to 26.
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Wichita Falls
Oklahoma
North Texas
Southern Oklahoma
Baska Hall
Hardin Collare Oklahomo City
Sunnet Blaone
Gallas
Hlelt
Broxes
Narons
Boxing Fight Results From New York City Event
A chaotic OCR readout lists many fighter names and locations with numerous garbled words. It mentions knockouts and round notes, referencing venues in New York and Portland Maine, with scattered names like Murrio Belt Joe Bennett and Jiminy on octates. The fragmentary text hints at a boxing card and outcomes but lacks coherent structure.
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New
York
Beastus
New `York
Murrio
Brooklyn
Furl Chertty
Youngstown
Nila
Joe Bennett
Fark Ennadel
Jacke Mord
Georgia
Tony Painted
Buisig
Ney
Philnaelpnin
Beauford
New York Providence
Rat
Avon
Sackia
Sey Francisco
Ban Dieno
Gene
Totten
Lollywand
Jimmy Pinta
Steeton li Ping
Hellyw
Scay
Aul Huey
Baila
Holt
Los Angeles
Arkansas Razorbacks Triumph Over Longhorns In Conference Play
Arkansas coasted to a victory over Texas as Fayettville’s team held off a Longhorn rally. Baylor lost to Texas Tech while Rice defeated Texas Christian. Houston’s Owls earned their first league win as Harmon Watters led with 18 points and Aggies topped College Station.
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Might
Texas
Southern Methodigt
Rice
Christian
Kok
Rarokbecks
Rey - Cox
Longhorn
Arkansans
Bar
Wheeler
Razorbacks
Lone Star Blaze University
Bil Filrit
Madsden
Houston
Owls
Ean
Harmon Watters
Flock
Scharlach
Hershock
Tommy” Aller
Ib Ap
College Station
Mr. Utel
Aggies
Jamis
Dawson
Underwood
Adams
Townsend
Bryan Lloyd
Mustang
Smooth Beau Jack Scores Quick KO in Pier Six Brawl
Beau Jack, former world lightweight champion, delivered a rapid right-hand to the body and a precise finishing shot to defeat Morris Reif in four rounds at Pier Six. The prewar star showed a streamlined approach, mixing measured punches with strategic defense as the crowd watched a bout marked by sustained power and technique.
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Sid
New York
Beau Jack
Mauleson Square
Morris Reif
Pier Six
Relt
Mke
Ae A.reautt
Rett
Phil Bakers
Morris
Bean
Lallar Slugs Out 364 Mark Lallar Slugs Out 364 Mark
New York January 5. Sheon Lallar a Baltimore backstop bought by Cleveland Indians for ten thousand dollar under a working agreement with Baltimore. He led the International League with 264 batting average, 488 hits, 27 doubles, four triples and 14 homers, to win the crown by twenty six points.
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Sheon Lallar
Baltimore
Ralcher
Cleveland Indians
King
Fayetteville, Ark
Aroyo
Cleveland
Orioles
Tommy Thomas
Lollar
Hallimore
Tie Semisee
Baxter Springs
Kan
Roland Glad
Montreas-Royals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wally
George Heniington
Jersey City
Youpine
Batestate
Eric Betzel
Royals
Buffalo
Prank Axall
Baltimore Allss
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Ted
Ginsu
Imnu
Anes
Boston Braves
Cazen
Caxén
George Auirnwells
Newark
Salks
Chiefs
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Sally Parker
Montreal
Davis
Yoconto
Elmer “Rea
Tody Caetany
Frank
Pied
Wolls
Toronto
Feder | Fiepartment
Stan Breard
Go & Thing
Puesind
Morris
Marth
Simue
Jack
Hich
Mike Tacobs
Cuaing
Florida Nook
Gisc
Madison Square Garden
Haerina
Jone
Mike
Garden
Hunters Warned Restriction Coming
Washington notes incoming restrictions on hunting and fishing, with a 149 member committee backing a nationwide educational program. Wildlife officials propose moving pictures talks and school lectures, costing about 50 thousand dollars, to promote conservation among landowners and licensed anglers. about 16 million people hold licenses.
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Cohimittes
Chicago Football Evolution Bears Toward Major League Play
Chicago readers glimpse the 20th century shift toward a unified national grid for football. Discussions at a January meeting explore forming the American League of Pro Football, with cities like New Orleans, La., and Kansas City considered for franchises, and proposals to schedule home and away games to build a premier circuit.
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Sagnelt
Calvary
Cedal
Ans Cetrcutt
Fh Wen
Charles A. Comibkey
Fils' Association
Baleta
Jen Raotee Olier
Fauke Partiel
Faube
Faube Fo
Lew Orivans
Firenne
Kansas City
Trabe
Eng Aameien
Bi Mail
Clevelandry
Constitution
Rour Hursehien
Hr New League
Crowley
Cine Ata
Angeles
Sip
Stadt
Anigden Colic
Nikgea
Southwestern AAU outdoor meet set for Tyler Texas
The Southwestern Amateur Athletic Union will host the outdoor meet in Tyler Texas with date to be announced. Secretary-Treasurer Ray W. Nia Wongee announced plans and noted events for the best athletes.
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Tyler Dallas
Southwestern
Tyler
Texas
Ray W. Nia Wongee
steretary-Lreaaturer
Southwestern Amateur Athlete Union
Conn Starts Training In Hot Springs For Lewis Bout
Billy Conn began training in Hot Springs Arkansas today preparing for a heavyweight title clash with Joe Louis next summer in New York. He plans five weeks of camp then moves to continue conditioning. Conn notes weight cutting is a current issue but expects to be ready to whip Louis.
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Billy Conn
Ark
Jan
Joe Lewis
Billy
New York
Tilly
Frightful Basketball Night Across Colleges and Cities
Readable scores show numerous games with mixed results across colleges and towns. Notable showings include Wayne over Cincinnati, 44 to 38, and Omaha Central beating Central High 87 to 36, with other matches featuring Beloi t, DePauw, and Brigham among various institutions.
Racing Notes From Louisville On Added Purses And Cautions
Louisville January notes report increased added money at the Louisville oval for stakes, with Joust and others mentioned in context. Florida racing and weather details appear, plus updates on horses Ferndon, Anita, Besugay, and Gallia with trainer and condition notes for upcoming events and possible returns.
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Matt J. Winn
Brestent
Dows
Louisville Oval
Florida
Tendo
Itickamattin
Eather Zrectanek
Gutta Isieeany
Nantes
Tyna Erident
Peetfie Femande
Raplon
Ferndon
Tech edges Maroons in playoff thriller and local winners noted
Tech defeated Aua thy 33-0 in a final minute upset as Barron Marquez and Trejo fueled the win. Maroons led 12-7 at halftime but Tech pulled away late with 30 points in the final period while Buffs were held scoreless. Reagan beat South San 32-20 in a late night finish. Woodrow Wilson, Jefferson, and other area schools posted wins in first-round play amid stormy conditions.
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Tech
Wilson
Setterzon
Withers
Aera
Farle
Tesh
Oltowera
Maroons
Austin
Joe Barron
Rudy Marquez
Cris Trejo
Bultel
Auahin
Buffs
Edgewood
Harlandale
Woodrow Wilson
Ise
Brackens ‘Ridge
Herlandale
Jefferson
Edison
Contra Catholic
Ciil-Eged
Mike Williamson
Gene Bedford
Reagan
South San
Reagan Coriter
Alamo Heights
Ausse
Burnank
Brackenridges
Yerdick
Hal Wells
Wrightfield tops Kelly in wild city gym clash
Wrightfield beat Kelly 60 to 43 in a high spirited game at the South Kelly gym. Dwight Eddleman led Ohio with 19 points as four former All Americans played for Wrightfield amid a lively crowd. The halftime margin was 33-18 and Kelly trailed 24-12 early.
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Dayton
Priday
Piay
Wright Field Kittyhawe
Wright ‘Field
Kelly
Bouth Kelly Gym
Evertiow
Gialters
Wright
Kelly Carné
Hawks
Viod
Wrightfield
Dwight Eddleman
Iminda
Ohio
Bruce ‘Hale
John Mahnken
Chris Hahnsen
L. Negrattl
Gordon Zwelpath
Wright Hold
Dol i
Mahnken
Jal Hansen
Nenrattl
Schick
Neen
Buchen
Wry
Ae Om
Lamanreaux
McNeil Riesseee
Ot ‘Tolale
Kelly, Jones, Breansiti
Jones Rehires Coach Amid Wichita Falls Honors
In Wichita Falls on January 14 Tintman LT announced that Jones, former head coach of the Wichita Falls Coyotes, will return as coach amid district championships and past state semi finals. The city board created a director of physical education position for all schools and offered it to Lief Ted Jefferies, currently absent with the Navy after coaching the Coyotes to a 1941 state title.
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Jan
Tintman
Soughoat” Jones
Litte AlleAmerica
Abuene “Christian College
Wichita Falls Coyotes
Bicepleds
Contract
H. OD
Furiess
Lst
Auimous
Coyotes
Wilers
Ediscattin
Lief
Ted Jefferies
Jeffexlts
Coyotts
Navy
Cuccinello Graded For Release In 1945 Baseball Scene
In Chicago today the 30 year old infielder Saltzgaver was sold from the Amnesia league club to Teangex City last year and released today. Manager Les Siete voiced hopes for a new batting role as the club prepares for the season. The Cardinals announced the release of infielder Floyd Yount to Columbus in the American isolation chain.
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Loricago
Jane
Sox
Les Isiete
Piléting Somme
Mindy
Negbarason
Tulane Athletics Reshaped Under New Public Relations Chief
TheTulane University athletics program undergoes leadership changes with Horace Renegar named acting director of athletics since September and moving to director of public relations. Simons remains athletic director and will operate within the division of public relations, expanding the department and extending responsibilities across intercollegiate sports.
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Tulane
Finke
Bray
Nave
Fhe
Varin
Morrison
Temple
Tulse
Renecar
Horace Renegar
Hecomes
Pubic’ Relationg and Heald
Intercolleginia Nbn Ittics
Simons Ag
Wader
Lampasas Lions to Host Annual Football Banquet Tuesday
Lampasas Texas January 5 The Lampasas Lions club will hold the annual football squad banquet Tuesday evening at the Night acoot lunchroom. Arrangements aim to seat 100 extra guests. Baylor coach Frank Kimbrough will speak and present a football picture of notable college games to the attendees.
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Lampasas
Lanpasas Lions Club
Nigh Acoot
Moore Williams bout postponed amid Archie Moore illness
A planned 10 round heavyweight versus middleweight bout between Archie Moore and Holman Williams at the Coliseum has been indefinitely postponed due to Moore’s illness. The match, scheduled for Wednesday, was to feature two top contenders from Chicago’s boxing scene.
Sports pages ramble on winter dope and old voices
A fragmented, hallucinatory collage of sports talk and gossip. Mentions baseball figures like Dizzy Dean and Pat Derringer, references to the Par- seltic tour and National League All-stars, plus stray lines about football, hockey, and winter weather. The piece reads as a messy speech-to-text echo of a sports page.
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Howell
Tarday
Wate
Mads
Navy
Andy
Pat Derringer
Weller
Larry MacPhet
Indy
Kamay
Amy
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