San Antonio Indians seek openers and camp in Texas league talks
Hammond of the San Antonio Indians attends the Voxac league winter meeting in Houston to shape the season schedule. He aims to avoid opening with Waco or Beaumont and to align a home opener against Houston or others, while scrutiny grows on broadcasting of home games and a planned San Antonio training camp to lure players and ensure frequent exhibition games back home.
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Tomer
Hammond
San Antonio
Huusian
Mouston
Touston
Houston
Beaumont
Waco
Tnnians
Harmon Ia
Melas
Woo
Juodians
Triba
Quisles
New York Giants
Ubicago White Sox
Weatren
Illo Grande
Wallep
Wll
Indians
Valley
Lownx
Coast Hangs Up 06000 In Lines Awards
Coast hang ups 6 000 in lines awards as Agua Caliente opens and Los Angeles open looms. Horton Smith leads after wins in Oregon and Pasadena events. Smith eyes $25 000 Agua Caliente purse while Lee Joplin tops winter campaigners with 12-hole rounds. Hagen cautious as British Open champion extra.
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New York
Jan
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Ear
Virgia Caliente
Storting
Tur
Watcit MR. Smith
Horton Basith
Pasadena
Lue Japlin
Los Angeles
Agua Caliente
Agua Ca-lente
Leu
Agua Ca Vente
Hagen
Walter Hagen
Lighest
Welterweight Title Fight Roundup From Global Cards
A chaotic list of European and U S bouts shows Viela and other world class fighters meeting opponents in diverse arenas. Highlights include Jim Kramer KO of Edie O Lowd in Columbus and Vidal Gregorio halting Tineh in New York. Other clashes feature Jimmy Mackley stopping Contos, Jimmy Byrne outpointing Liners in New York, and Zack peaking in Sioux City with Mike Tosa securing wins in Minneapolis.
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Prem Lhiladelphia
Jackin Viela
Alelos
France
Harry
Shires Avoids Illinois Athletic Commission Meeting
Charles Arthur The Greene Shires skips a meeting of the Illinois State Athletic Commission to explain his fallout with Mysterious Daly of Cleveland and avoid questions about a proposed bout with Battling Criss. Shires plans to return to Chicago then St Louis as he weighs boxing and baseball options.
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Chicago
Jan AP
Charles Arthur
the Greene
Shires
Ulinois
Diingtraus Lau
Daly
Cleveland
Tme
Mt. Dani
Tony Maeth
Fing Lin
Ant
Managre Achent
Kanevsie Blumenthal
Sirs
Gromenthal
Blumenthal
St. Loui
Lir Mirk
Battling Griss
Rockwood
Mich
Criss
Haw
Shire
Arthur
Michigan
Hbbre
White Sox
SOX
Shiren
Marcy Grubber
Basenay
Jim Mullen
Shiress Daly
Shires-Trattoy
al Ho
Vaddir
Grould
Tieat
Su Pan
National Taxing Association
Landis declines to talk to Shires in baseball notes
Judge Kenesaw Landis, baseball's chief, declined to discuss the predicament of Charles Arthur The Great Shires involved in an alleged fight. The judge said he cannot comment on Shires’s status or related proceedings.
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Landis
Shires
San Francisco
Jan. T
Kenesaw Monilai Landliss
Charles Arthur
Great
Jaysee Squad Trains With High Team
Finckenridge High School and Brackenridge Junior College coaches began joint training at Englefield after noon Monday. The aim is to form two strong squads for the season with a boys relay team and to prepare for upcoming track meets, drawing on last year’s promising cindermen.
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Finckenridge
San Antonio
Mynier
Tine
Romeh
Claude Kellans
Manor Puckett
Brackenridge
Greenwade
Gets 300 yard dog leg dodo at Stevens Park golf course
A 7 year old boy at Stevens Park unearthed a remarkable 300 yard dog leg ace on hole 13. The shot deflected off the green, rolled into the cup, marking a likely course record in a rare feat amid a windy day. Also, New York reports the signing of Fred Aberk of Lakwood Ohio by the Yankees.
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Jon
Stevens Park
Hale
Monre
Tue Shatie Cawat
YANKS
Abbeck
New York
Fred Aehrolr
Lakerwood
Ohio
University of Micheign
Atandy Teady
Asberk
College sport debates Greek and Roman ideals
Harvard president A Lawrence Lowell argues in his annual report that colleges should limit intercollegiate contests. He contrasts Greek emphasis on physical excellence with Roman spectator entertainment and suggests one major meet per sport yearly could sustain athletic ardor.
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Cambridge
Mass
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Amateurs Face Big Year With Eyes on Olympics
Chicago query from the Amateur Athletic Union outlines a landmark year for American amateur athletes with Olympic plans guiding training. Coaches and athletes emphasize resource development as nations like Germany and the Scandinavian countries expand programs. Plans include prize distribution and event coordination under AAU jurisdiction.
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Tm Associated Press
Seadere
Symrés
Avery Brundage
Renidtut
National Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
Jan
Amateur Adlatic Union
Ammateur Athleties
United States
Germany
South Africa
Orient Als
Amena Wramen
Prom Iepn
Continet
Layton Loses Billiard Lead in National Three-Cushion
New York match results reshape the national championship race as Augie Kieckhofer defeats Jahrity Lasson 50 to 85, ending Layton’s three year grip. Veatoriay Hall, Dieter, and other players claim victories in decisive innings.
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New York
Jan. T
Augie
Baylun
Competitio Reiselt
Malls
Veatoriay Hall
Marty Siter
Steiselt
Denton
Kansas City
Gos Dopples
Detroit
Charlea Jordan
Los Angeles
Tolay
Longhorns Begin Spring Football Training
University of Texas coach Clyda Ligtlenott announces spring football work begins February 1 with 21 practice days planned on weekdays and Sundays off for remaining Longhorn players and prospective material.
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Steers
Say
van. h—Kepeumcy
Clyda Ligtlenott
University of Texaa
Longhorn
Rice's stocky goal-tossers face Texas Houston
Rice's stocky team led by Cheatham and Vowles meets Texas with Holston, Canty Khave Yuber, Wirpo McCavhte, and Fritz Wart in a guard center forward lineup. Coach Fred Wilker's Longhorns bring Big Un Those, Cheatham, and Vowles to the game as listed in the jittery pregame notes.
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Wirpo
McCavhte
Fritz
Wart
Ray Lait
Jake Less
Babe Ruth Bonus Scheme Out for 1930 Season
Jan 7 Naw Lok reports General Manager Abreu Sage will not offer Ruth a bonus for hitting better runs next season. The Boston club plans to rely on contract terms and incentives rather than extra payment for home run totals.
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Naw Lok
Ruth
Sishun
Manger Bed Abreu
Dallas Sets Dates for U S Handball Meet
Dallas announces dates for the Junior Amateur Athletic Union national four wall handball championships to be held at the Dallas Athletic Club from February 2 to 5 Neptune chairman of the athletic committee said. Entries close January 27.
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Dallsg
Neptune
Munousierd
Dogs Itch for Baseball Shoes in Fredericksburg
The text describes a baseball hopeful, likened to Ian Wagner, arriving from Fredericksburg with natural talent and rapid development. The young player, Ken Holt of Fredericksburg, aims to secure walking shoes and attract attention from fans and the San Antonio Indians as a potential rookie in the spring.
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Fredericksburg
Ilega Yong Man
Ians Wagner
Ken Holt
Frederickeburg el Iash
San Antonio Indians
DeVito Cinch For Champion In Chicago Title Bout
Chicago crowd watched Mannenberg defend his world heavyweight wrestling title with a straight fall over DeVito of St Lotia at the Chicago Coliseum. First fall came via a flying tackle at 4:87, second fall 11 minutes. Sonnenberg applied a head scissors and wrist lock for decisive move. Stecher of Nebraska won a one fall decision over Paul Martinson of Chicago in 21:05 with a body scissors. Charlie Fischer, Guttenrut Wis., Zack Meloy Chicago and Marin Plestina drew after 0 minutes as other bouts concluded.
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Chicago
Jan T
Qus Mannenberg
Devito
St. Lotia
Chicago Coliseum
Guy
Sonnenberg
Toe Stecher
Nebraska
Paul Martinson
Chicager
Ecissore
Charlie
San Piangisco welterweight bout announced for January 1
Dum ay Maton of San Paracises and Loto Meyers of San Paracises are matched in a ten round welterweight fight set for January. Dave Shade and Joe Rogby, San Weincisca middleweights, collide in the featured undercard bout at the same event.
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San Piangisco
Dumay Maton
Lesag
Loto Meyers
San Paracises
Dave Shade
Joe Rogby
Gawe Ying
Weiland Leads NHL Scorers as Montreal and Americans Shine
At Montreal on January 7, Weiland tops the National Hockey League goal list with 41 goals, heading a strong American contingent. Nola Stewart of the Montreal Maroons leads the league with 21 mutual goals, while Lamb of Ottawa and other Americans emphasize the era of strong offense as the season progresses.
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Montreal
Little Cooney Weiland
Ioston Bruning
Intent
Welland
AL Gaints
Firet
Nola Stewart
Montreal Ma
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Ottawa
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