Lawson Little Wins Los Angeles Open in Record 65 Final Round
W Lawson Little, former Stanford star, tops the field at the Los Angeles Open with a final 65 to edge Clayton Heather by two strokes for a 72 hole total of 282. Haefner finishes second at 284 as Dutra takes third with 285. Dawson and Hines tied for fourth at 289. Heather, Lingille, and others shine in a fireworks-filled final day.
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Stevens Aids Morelia Eye End Bout In San Antonio
Jorge Morelia of Mexico City suffers a cut over the left eye in a fast, hard 10 round main event with K O Stevens of Cincinnati at Walkathon arena. The bout is halted by the ringside physician after Morelia bleeds, while other bouts feature Kid Brock, Tarzan Reyes, Red Foster, Fidel Carmona and Bennie Williams in a lively card before 696 fans.
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Erold Books
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Corpus Christi
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Tarzan” Galento
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Foster
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Baldesarelli
Calento Seeks License Return Before New York Board
Tony Calento and manager Joe Jacobs prepare to request license reinstatement from the New York boxing commission. Former heavyweight champion Max Baer will observe, while Ancil Hoffman hints at possible plans. The event follows uncertain prospects for a Madison Square Garden show slated for early March.
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Tony Calento
Joe Jacobs
New York Boxing Commission
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Ancil Hoffman
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Gainioth
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Gordian
Teres Cian
Nollie's Louse Feeds Quail From Airplane Mystery
A unclear report describes quail feeding from an airplane amid winter conditions. Mentions Lakewonel Missouri, Jersey Kirkeey plea, Hemsley, and central Missouri grain drops to aid birds. Grain packed in paper bags bursts upon impact as they attempt a grand scheme.
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Jersey
Kirkeey
New York
Hemsley
Missouri
Payoff Mauer Whiners In Us Teles Open Roll Tours
The article lists a series of players and monetary amounts tied to a golf tournament results page. Names include Lawxon Lithe and Dutch Martinen with scores and payments such as $800 and $278. The fragmentary text mentions several players over various figures, suggesting prize allocations or standings.
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Stem Wogan
Storton. Smith
Vic Gheats
Mark Fry
Dih Metz
Bowling scores reveal strong weekly totals and names
The weekly bowling roundup lists top scores and averages across teams with figures such as Land 219 and Cromé 190, plus high averages for B. Benold and Brown. Multiple players including Uecker, Kuh, Hedges, and McZlellan appear with notable scores and season totals.
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Rongole Stary
Martin Uinen
Torpler Watteeeae
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Wiseseees
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Hieh
Kuh Non
Hedges
Uecker
Land
Cromé
Hialeah Opens for 46 Days of Racing Season
Hialeah begins its 46 day racing meet with 100000 in stake prizes drawing top sprinters. Twenty eight horses nominated for the Tyquin handicap as the season builds toward the 50000 Widener cup on March 2. Tropical Park set attendance and pari mutuel records last year, with Hialeah aiming to surpass them.
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Plea
Hialeah
Challedon
Tropical Park
State Racing Commission
Hia- Tesh
Widener
McLennan Memorial
Conn Has It All Figured How He'll Be Heavy King
Pittsburgh boxer Billy Conn, poised to move past light heavyweights, says he could become world heavyweight champion after a potential win over Joe Louis. He plans a quick succession of big bouts, starting with Henry Cooper in Madison Square Garden, then likely Johnny Paycheck and Louis by July. Conn emphasizes money and timing, and hints at handing the light heavyweight title to Gus Leanovich if weight limits prevent continued title defenses.
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Tommy Farr
Jax Haer
Carlin
Galenio
Tony Will
Billy Goun
Lewis
Loula
Nova
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Inaugural Handicap Headlines Opening Plorita Racecard
The Associated Prose reports at least 14 thoroughbreds expected for the $5000 Inaugural Handicap at Plorita track opening. Mik Caffaredla shows form with wins at Cronical pari and Tropical park connections plan a diverse campaign. two nominees enter the $20,000 Flamingo stakes with Stagefright and Titilator noted.
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Mik Caffaredla
Badie
Alex Apprentie
Rmir
Cronical Pari
Des Grieux
Cuckoo
Cossack Girt
Stagefright
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Delaware Park
Fiieht
United States
Saratoga Springs
Y Fighters From San Antonio Headed for Austin Golden Gloves
Delos Finch Jr announces that the I M G A boxing team will take San Antonio fighters to Austin for district Golden Gloves eliminations January 25 26 and 29. Tryouts for the team start Friday at 7 p.m. in the Y M C A gym with a full squad hoped for in eight divisions. District champions advance to the state tourney February 15 16 in Fort Worth with trips to Chicago for nationals for winners.
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Fort Wort
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National Outboard Races Move to East
National outboard championships will be staged September 14 18 and 18 on Lake Quinsigamond Worcester Massachusetts. The event is announced by the National Outboard Association and includes the Central New England Regatta as part of the national program.
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New York
Faculty reviews Rattler schedule and coaching renewals
St Marys university faculty committees on athletics debated renewing coach Sims Simms and assistants Jim Brimly and Doug Locke for one year and approved a ten game football schedule for 1940. Sims noted another coach is being considered but unavailable. A financial report on the 1933 gridiron season was to be submitted. opponents and dates were not disclosed. Re Edward Collignon chairs the committee as the Rattlers prepare for a basketball game with Central Christian Church in the St Marys League.
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S A FAN WINS RIPLEY BOOK CONTEST LETTER
Mrs Ralph Jackson of San Antonio believed or not was among the 100 writers in Robert Ripley s Believe It or Not twenty seventh letter contest and received an autographed copy. Ripley notes thousands answered. Jackson, living at 618 Putnam Street, wrote one of the best letters about the twenty seventh letter.
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San Aneonio
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City League SAMSCO Five Upset Station Hospital 31 to 28
The SAMSCO five defeated league-leading Station Hospital 31 to 28 on Monday night at Woodlawn Jake gyro courts. The win snaps Medicos’ two-year City League loss streak and secures SAMSCO’s hold on second place behind Union Stockyards. Crandall hit the decisive late field goal to seal the upset, with Linges, Stavadaugh, Cranage, Pee Givvree, and Goon among SAMSCO’s listed players. Station Hospital’s Reamer and Ward led with key efforts for their club, while Inselman, Kieforth, and Lavelteay contributed for Stockyards.
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Sawyer to Compete in Charro Days Regatta
Brownsville reports New York contender Paul B. Sawyer Sr. will race in the Charro Days regatta on February 4 and in forthcoming time trials, aiming to set new speed marks after multiple victories in the New York to Albany marathon and European water races. Sawyer, renowned for international records, has dominated sprint events and is slated for outbound competitions amid added prestige for the event.
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New York
Sawyer
Albany
United States
Europe
Sunday School League Tuesday Schedule Details
The Tuesday division of the Sunday School League lists Hackberry Street Methodist vs First Evangelical and Baptist Temple vs Westminster Presbyterian at 1:30 or 2:30. Central Baptist meets Alamo Methodist at 2:30 with all games at Hot Wells.
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Hot Wells Eyin
Mystery Germs Battle Lou Nova In Hospital Fight
Nova Nove, once a top heavy weight title challenger, battles rival germs in Woodland California hospital. Doctors inject typhoid germs to study reactions as Nova aims recovery by spring training, eyeing a return against Tony Galento or Billy Gouvern for a possible Lewis title shot.
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Lou Nove
Joe Louis
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Nova
Medleas
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