Radio league meeting weighs broadcasting of Texas games
Houston on January 1 reports a league meeting will discuss radio broadcasts of Texas League games. Club owners plan to consider 1930 schedules, with representatives of radio stations invited. San Antonio president James Hammond pledges to fight for opening game venues, while Homer Hammand is noted as attending.
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Tees Jengus Diagretos
Reeaton
Houston
Homer Hamemad
San Antonio
Bill Raggles
Atlas
Artstician
Batardas
Jamer Hammond
Hearmon
Sen. Antonio
Heanmont
Wace
Hemmeckl
Fred Ankenman
Howaton Club
San Jeriita Inn
Dincer
Javelina Five Again Downed by McMurry Indiana
McMurry Indiana defeated the Javelinas 27 to 4 in a tight contest at Kingsville. McMurry built an early lead but the Javelinas roared back, narrowing the gap to within three points as defense and steady scoring by Elmore and Milligan kept the game competitive. Jones and Fulkerson stood out for McMurry while Kirkgerrick and Hatfield led the Javelinas with limited scoring opportunities.
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Kingsville
McMurry
Indiana
J. Ievelinas
Indians
Jacelinas
Jones
Afedier
Turner Bt
Viola
Hin
Elmore
South Texans
Milligan
Milligen
Morris
Smith
Kirkgerrick
Crumpian
Hatfield
McMurray Jones
Wene Fulkerson
Stasiak to wrestle two foes in charity card
Advance from Conren fies hall notes Stasiak will face two challengers within an hour in a benefit program at Conren fies hall on January 18. Opponents include John Plummer of Tyola and Kin cleisis, with Kin end Parl Martinson in Chicago linked prelims. The bout aims to raise funds for charity, featuring the Dog Kolott Nick Testa main event and other billed matches.
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Rasers
Lott Pian
Martinson
Rami
Ik Oon
Amprelisainars
Kolott
Nick Testa
Harry Legg Dies at 43, Noted Golfer From North Jersey
Harry Legg, esteemed golfer in North Jersey circles, dies at age 43 after a short illness. A former member of several regional clubs, Legg was widely regarded for his skill in local competitions and his long-running presence in state and national reaches of amateur golf. His death ends a notable era in New Jersey golf history.
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Harry Legg
Coleman Wins With Goat Tactics In Wild Bout
In a Houston Friday night wrestling clash Coleman defeats Stevens after a dramatic four round bout. Coleman uses aggressive short punches and quick takedowns to dominate early rounds while Stevens suffers from a mid bout illness. Final fall sequence closes with Coleman securing the win as referees and scouts note future potential for both athletes.
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Art Coleman
Jenie Wildcat
Stevens
Fort
Houston
Tare Golace
Hart
Ona Dente
Cuban Stevens
Coleman
Mills
Hye
CRIA
Alor
Foxtine
Chrisvie
Denver
Aire
Bert Witenes
Stedael
Ertholph Magarnenuts
Anil Warmondk
Championae
Pallas
Sa Antonis
Tepery Miziau
Yesterday's Explanations Weight and calendar notes
A quirky mix of scientific misstatements on weight and gravity and a note on calendar reform by King Numa Pompilius. Includes reference to Werdenburg and a Numa date, plus a cartoonist’s notice about sending questions to Ripley.
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Numa Pompituns
Werdenburg
Mary Browne Reinstated As Amateur Golfer
New York reports Mary Browne is reinstated as an amateur golfer by the United States Golf Association after a prior ineligible period. The committee also reinstated Paul Carlee and announced Bobby Jones as Walker Cup captain for matches against Great Britain later this season. The national open qualifiers and the Merion Cricket Club event in Philadelphia are highlighted among upcoming schedules.
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New York
Tau
Mary Ko Dravite
Cievelana
Aunitiur
Phug
United States
Asqaeta Ion
Browne
Turies
United
Tha
Ore
Alan
Ewanoe
Cotamither Raeesin
Gererdinuds
Mrs. Worathy
Couiliom
Aneenor
Doras
Serre
Melvins Haakettall
Tore
M. Dufolia
Lelphia
Lune
Uate
Thiffaly
Rogers Tops Openfield with 70 at Los Angeles Open
Rogers seized a two stroke lead in the Los Angeles Open after a 70 round amid rain and wind. Notables Walter Hagen and MacDonald Smith failed to match the pace while Chicago pro Ml Espinosa and amateur Charles Reaver moved into second with 72. Several stars trailed, with many contenders needing strong rounds today to advance to the weekend’s play.
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Los Angeles
Tisieen
Denver
Johnny Ogerk
Rocky Mountain
Shaw
Walter Hagen
MacDonald Smith
Holler
Aan Athern
Dark Horse
Tostead
Ml Espiunsa
Chietgo
Charles Reaver
Angeles
Horton Smith
Pride of
Mixcouri Ozarkw
Leo Diegel
National BP
G. Av Champion
Drncy Shute
Columbus
Olin
Rogers
Hame
Auperh
Haig
Marty Cooper
Bobby Gruickshank
Seaver
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Calif
Simon-Pure
George von Flin
Detroit
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Ai Wal
Abe
Wan Lidting
Pen Chamniana
Tommy Armour
Johnny Forrett
Todas
Johnny Jolden
AL Watrour
Till Meathorn
Dne Kirkwood
Poudley
Tom Kerrigan
Tony Manero
Tar Turneau
Bel Gaver
Fiell- Tow
Rogers Ig Croupel Iodey
Henver c
Taddie Fons
Poandenit
Foe Hik Aeronrenin
Mac’ Smith
Morten Smith
Eferrs
Fuiel Sridgeport
Conn
Profens
Canada Champion Scores Sharp Knockout Victory
Canada’s champion wins another KO as Charley Lelanger defends light heavyweight honor after a sharp knockout pasting by a rival in the later rounds. The bout, held in Canada, adds to the champion’s mounting tally in his career record.
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Winasiord
Tims
Charley Lelanger
Krackel
Tiger Durmng
Townehe
Canal Battler
Four or five fundamental pro golf principles agreed
Cyril Walker, former national open champion, lists four to five core principles: overlapping grip, square stance for full shots and slight open stance for shorter shots, left arm close to the body with elbows tucked, open face at the top of the swing and a full back swing replacing a three quarter stroke for all wood shots. This summary captures the general professional consensus from Copy't 1930.
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Cyril Walker
Absoeted Editors, Inc
Conference Basketball Teases Three Open Struggles
Three tussles loom in the Southwest Conference this Saturday as Houston hosts Texas A&M and Baylor faces Rice in key games. Analysts call the slate one of the most open in recent history with Houston, Baylor, and Rice among the contenders.
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Mexas University of Wara
TC. U
Apkanoes
Bayetteville
S. M
U. We. Rice
Houston
Huytor
Porkers Bear Out Ex Mentor Confidence in Victory
SAYETTEViuwe Ark Jan 1 Weard Francia A Schmidt former mentor of Arkonyua Razorbacks prophesied a conference title Ah Razorbacks defeated Frogs 32 to 21 Captain Schoonover and Roy Prewitt led Parker attack Six foot forwards each scored 12 points Schmidt coached former pupils Parker maintained their edge Wilt the big center led Worth team with 9 points in peak minutes
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Sayetteviuwe
Ark
Shires Wins Bout as Trafton Offer Looms
Chicago reports Charles Arthur Shires, the veteran fighter, defeated Al Spohrer in Boston last night, signaling possible one more title bout. Promoter Jim Mullen aims to match Shires with Georgi Trafton, his conqueror, in a return engagement while Shires seeks revenge for the earlier decision.
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Charles Arthur Shires
Pony
AL Spohrer
Boston
Jim Mullen
Bill Pager
Mayden
Shires
Georgi ‘Trafton
Willy
Traftan
Mulleniso
Cres
Rhe
Aweight
Moeckwood
Mich
Traffton
Crise
Sourbody
Shiren
Detroit
Dar
Arthur the Wreak
al Bohrer
Roslyn Uraves Entehier
Spohrer
White Sox
Hack Wilson
Spohery
Byolier
Inn
Tisereonda
Haive
Spohirer
Wright
Arden
Altea
Tangary
Texas Aggies Beat 8 M A on Four Goals
Texas Aggies defeat 8 M A by four goals in a college station game. The match sees Angies cayers and Thronke, Regnalls steps in for the Mustangs, with key field goals and late margin shifts.
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Texas Aggies
8.M.A
College Station
Jn. U
Fexny
Angie Cayers
Trina
Mustangs
Thronke
Regnalls
Teagn
Flowers and Tut Draw In Chicago Bout
In Chicago Stadium the lightweight Flowers and Tut drew after 16 rounds as referee Wave Karey ruled a close contest bid ball in favor of Tut. Flowers pressed with body shots and long range forays but failed to decisively unseat Tut who kept him at bay. Nearby cards noted other bouts on January 11, including Felix facing Angirven in a welterweight tilt and Owens in a separate light heavyweight matchup.
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Utio von Barats
Uhutaga
Madison Square Garden
Paulina
Iim
Iiv
Hin Fuer
von Porap Albany
Teean
Paolini
Paelina
Eurett
Von
Paeliia
Cesk
Clausth
Norwepia
von Porat
Dale Ada
Chicago
Berauat
Flowers
Winchelle
N.Y
Vudlay
Minneapolisy
Chicago Stadium
Wave Karey
Eline Range
Elaseti
Inrkie Fieldy
Viner Tun
Hreither
Fiellk
Ujoek
Jimmy Owens
Oklahoma Y Weller
Seihning Omm& Technient
Billy Walines
Drexel
Smith Coaches Hrockenringe Ice Team In New Role
Jack Smith, a former Braukenetge High School student, to coach Hrockenringe ice hockey. Tvan Neagan named captain prospect amid announcements of staff changes. Smith, linked to Broadway Apaching Goode and Srackenrlden Flight, is noted as a top local skater.
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Jack Smith
Braukenetge High School
Jural
Hrockenringe
Tvan Neagan
Bogle Duat
Ted Lage
Katery Leeta
Fessenden Retains Amateur Cue Title
Fessenden of Marlon Intalahh defeats Nefenting Mee Enuich to secure the Amateur Cue title in a long 27 inning match. Fessenden led 0 points late, finishing strong against Bilmaley. the contest stretched through many frames, ending with Fessenden’s victory as Milynuhine hosted the event.
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Madimon
Witstans
Huy Fessenden
Marlon
Intalahh
Hin
Amdional Mater SA
Nefenting
Mee
Enuich
Milynuhine
Gant Phn
Fessenden
Elmaley
Lib
Pesenden
Bilmaley
Helen Stands Pat On Rules Of Tennis In New York
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Helen
Pat
New York
Helen Wyle Menutty
Athens Champions Defeated by Terrell Dalvih in Match
In a contested game, Terrell Dalvih secured a victory over Athens champions. The lengthy report shows scattered scores and players, with unclear details about final counts. Report focuses on the rival’s late surge and defensive stops.
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Athens
Terrell Dalvih
Tam
Porritt Per Aden
Nikki Ball Tong
Han Heck der
Jane Niet
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