Watrous Leads In Los Angeles Open After First Rounds
A garbled account of the Los Angeles open tournament highlights Al Watrous as the early leader with a strong showing, while rivals like Tommy Armour and Mel Smith chase. The piece notes Watrous's misstep on the tenth hole and a dramatic back nine while others like MacDonald Smith and Von Elm posted competitive scores. The event continues with eighteen holes on Saturday and a final thirty six on Sunday.
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Maxwell Stiles
Universal Servier Slat
Cocrespanifest
LGS
Angelee
Ali Watrous
Grandanise
Mic
Watrons Toflgy
Aterans
Ant
Tommy Armour
Wild Bi Mehlkarn
Wilkinsburg Country Club
Pittsburgh
Dalles Deifers
Partridge Country Club
Garona
Cal
Dudley Clobe
Edward Dneler
Hollywood
Abe Espinosa
Chengo
Fay Goleman
Emetesr
California Country Club
Zoe Angel
Ted
al Wattons
Arey Cooper
Los Angeles
Mel Smith
Portland
Tony Manera
Elmsford
Wee Bobby Cruickshank
Jack ‘Larrant
Blac Donald Smith
George van Elm
Joe Furness
Eddie Taus
Charley Guesties Diegel
Midtley Ecamparionshin
AL Watrous
Dss
Edward Doiles
Leo Diesel
Courke
Howe
MacDonald Smith
George von Elm
Penrae
Gnish
Sis
Seyes Pera
Per
Tommy Armani
Dewey Longworth
Iittle
Tery Ewing
Srpie
Siholg
Watraus
Faramy
Matfarnia
Armour
Fronbie
Tommy
Bos Smith
Hermia
Dalles Toffore
West Acorn
San Antonio
Op G
SF Cogg—Minny
Angeles
Loughran Proves Champion in Brutal Light-Heavyweight Clash
In New York, Tommy Loughran outlasted Leo Tomaki in a fifteen round title fight. The bout drew a crowd of about four thousand as Loughran absorbed early punishment and rallied with decisive right hands, earning the victory and defending his claim to the title.
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Renee Correuiingent
New York
Wao
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Peature
Fenee Thas Baravm
Todox
Leo Tomaki
Beetl
Trotinski
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Uke Tumski
Lowaki
Lomeki
Hotta
Gay Loughran
Lonski
Unia
Lomski
West
Winvilf
Tadenl
Ae Pat
Gonghran
Tommy Wan
Amtin
Tom
Tommy
Leo
Laughtan
Faint Muddled Report From New York Races
Fragmentary OCR item from New York dateline describes a racing event with garbled names and places. Mentions Paddeck and Cedar Street, Coramrn and Mal, but the overall meaning is unclear. No clear outcome or entities establishable for a reliable summary.
Death of Kraenzlein At 51 Stirs Experts
Philadelphia January 7 The death of Sisin C Kraenzlein a famed athlete at 51 from heart failure alarms experts about athletic strain He won three firsts and a second in the 1902 intercollegiate track championships and set multiple world records in hurdles and the broad jump University of Pennsylvania officials noted his exceptional career and questioned whether heart stress from hard training contributed to his death.
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Philadelphia
Jac
Sisin C. Kraenszlain
Fimé
Athlerie
University of Pennsylvania
Big Sima Mater
Braenzlein
Wi Barre
Endorare
Liz
Howard Bushoel
Athletica
Peyasrlrapia
Straenstein
Tim Man
Kraenzlein
Bimel
de. Traenglein
Iudoopi
S.M.U. Coach Denies Shakeup Rumors
The SMU coach dismisses circulating reports of a staff shakeup amid uncertainty about team direction. Assistant coaches and key staff remain in place as the program focuses on upcoming games and player development.
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S.M.U
Ailantans Surprised by Bobby's Turndown
Ailantans surprised by Bobby’s turndown as a crowd gathers for a parade. Robert P. L. Janes, father of Bobby, defends his son’s decision while local admirers reflect on the event and the impact on community plans.
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Bobby
Emmanuel Fights Once More in West
Fragmentary OCR text describes Emmanuel in a West event with mentions of hoped travel to New York and terms of an exhibition. Names and places are unclear. no coherent outcome or dates are readable.
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Emmanuel
West
New York
Qoh
Nox Hickard
Semand Enmmanuel
Bae Vouwetsen
Will Winglay
Rene Yorid
Delaney to Battle Tunney in Chicago Title Show
Reports from Chicago state fighter Delaney will meet Tunney in a summer title bout under contract with Tex Riel. Joe Jacobs, James Mullet, and promoter Diallo discuss agreements. Tunney’s camp doubts definite terms until February 1. Gilson, Tunney’s manager, reiterates plans for a Chicago title defense this summer under promoter Gibson.
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International Neves Service
Chicago
Jan
James Mullet
Peornter
Joe Jacobs
Mret Ney
Mullet
Jacobs
Wig
Cleveland
Mullen
Tunnes
Tex Rieland
Hay
Chilenga Prometer
Casney
Tanney
Diallo
Gene
Billy Gilson
Tuenee
Elampion
Suimiee
Chicagoan Heads To See Chanp In Canceled Plans
A garbled report outlines a Chicagoan traveling to see a champion figure named Chanp and mentions contract talks with Tex Burkard. It references Cermak, legal intrigue, and a potential golf or boxing match in Chicago area with figures like William Tile Thampeia Cianege Cave and Lilia Reged.
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Howe
Gre Lun
Tex Burkard
A. Ds
Tanne
Ghivage
Duest
Cermak
Prercher
Delney Ik
Fms
Second $3000 Golf Tourney Under Way
Riverside tourney opens with a star lineup including New York professional Felix Tarri and Memphis native Harry Mamipten among entrants. Local players from Southern Vine and nearby clubs join strong field as final rounds loom at the Miam opeh tournament venue.
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Cabuin
Jock Gujohtaon
Utverd
Yang
Rough Round by Round Boxing Bout Between Loughran and Lomaski
The report details a back and forth twelve plus round boxing match with Loughran and Lomaski trading jabs and body blows. Both fighters exchange hard rights and lefts with frequent clinches and heavy exchanges, ending with Loughran pressing and Lomaski answering in a grueling contest marked by multiple rounds of sustained offense and defense.
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Laughrin
Louitt
Tommy
Laughran
Eaen
Tougnin
Logghram
Signed Southern Games Trip Brings Six Players to North Western
The Southern team announced six players joining their travel squad for the Northwestern training trip. The move comes as part of preparations for the upcoming season with CAIGAGO listing as a key venue.
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Southern Games
Caigago
Jan T
Northwestern
Wiiversity
Havebale
Newcomer William Campbell Introduced in Texas League
Texas league notes introduce William Gilthorpe Campbell, a left handed hitter born in Kansas City Kansas, listed at 5 feet 11 inches and 173 pounds, with right handed throw. The record mentions he previously played for Slwesepurl Migh xehaal and Maneoe, and cites a West-dilitloig recruit status.
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William Gilthorpe Campbell
Catsher
Shrever
Kansas City
Kan
Monroe
Cotton
Ees
West-dilitloig
Coléon Siulex
Slwesepurl
Golf Tourneys and Baseball Racket Stir Fans and Finances
A scrambled column notes a 500 spectator cap and a $10,003 bid in a golf event amid baseball park crowd fantasies. It mentions Walter Hagen buying into a club, his International League presidency, and looming gate concerns as the sports scene sparks public intrigue and media hype.
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Walter Hagen
Rivk
Bernball Club
Dean of Race Riders Quits In New Orleans
Veteran jockey Hoxie Homanelli known as din ue American riders quits the saddle at Pale Growl. Johnny McMahan now oldest living jockey on American turf, hints at a return to training and future races as a new era begins amid a long career across the United States and abroad.
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New Orleans
Jan
Hoxie Homanelli
Foekes
Allur
Nile
Tohnny Cmahan
Rommel
Servite ii
Loughran Recalls Hardest Fight In Title Defense
Loughran, defending the light heavyweight title, called the recent bout with Yew Lomski the most vicious of his career. He said he was pulled through after a tough early moment, noting a prior warning by Gene Tunney and his readiness to face all challengers as he plans to meet Tunney for the heavyweight crown.
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Loughran
Tan TelPi
Trapny Loughran
Yew Lomski
Tintay
Loughrin
Milky MeTime Lasi
Jimmy
Buffalo
X.E
Te Plaan
Gene Tumney
Hockey Tie Sees Kansas City Teams Share Points
In a tense armature matchup the Kansas City clubs played to a 7-3 tie. Fae led the scoring for te Wutwih, with Mornets and Kansaa City Ma moving through the third period. Regular perilaml ten minutes of play kept the score close as both sides traded chances.
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Kansaa City
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