San Antonio Baseball Franchise Moves Hinted Amid Texas League Talks
San Antonio stockholders meet January 18 or 19 to decide if the Texas league club will stay in the circuit or forfeit its franchise. League president Gardner explained state law requires a Wichita Falls stockholders meeting with seven days notice before Browns can transfer control. Hammond reported no new progress on resolving the club's $10,000 debt as the Indiana house in order effort continues.
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San Antonio
Texas
Bt. Lews Browns
Ll. C. McAvoy
Texas League
Fred Ankenman
Banston
Jack Zeissz
Beaumont
J. Alvin Gardner
Dallas
Qlhents
Homer Hemmond
St. Louis Browns
Gardner
Wichita Palls
Browns
Wichita Falls
Longview Club
Grener
Bt. Lote
Rainer Hammond
Indiana’ House
San Antonio Sports Association
Canned Corn Instead of Medals for Ski Awards
The Norge Ski club planned to award canned corn instead of medals at the Central Ski Association championships next Sunday. Officials discussed abolishing medals in favor of practical awards and a meeting was held to select suitable items. Snow imported from northern Wisconsin was expected for the event and preparations continued at Cary.
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Ian
Norge Ski Club
Central Ski Association
Cary
Norihern Wisconsin
Wood Favorite in Caliente Open Golf
Agua Caliente Mexico January INS report says Creig Wood of Deal New Jersey dominates the winter golf scene. In the opening round of the fourth Agua Caliente Open Wood led the field amid strong winds and wary rivals.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Jan
INS
America
Creig Wood
Deal
N. 7
Leo Diegel
Aguas Caltenite
Fred Morison
Galf
Craig ‘Wood
San Francisco
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Dewey Longworth
Oakland
Espinosa
Chicago
Mormison
Joe Carr Named Promotions Director for Baseball Leagues
Joe Carr, veteran sports figure from Columbus, Ohio, is appointed promotions director of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues by Durham Judge W G Bramham. Carr will base headquarters in Columbus and duties include reorganizing minor leagues, especially Class D circuits, to aid players starting toward major league fame. Carr also presides over the National Professional Football League and organized earlier professional basketball leagues.
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Joe Carr
Durham
Joe
Columbus
Bremiam
St Henry’s Hornets Rally Past Harris Five 37 20
The St Henry’s Hornets won at home defeating Harris Junior High 37 to 20 on Tuesday. Marlys scored 15 points to lead the Hornets while other key players contributed scoring and steady defense in a dominant second half.
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St. Henry’s Hornets
Harris
St. Henry's Hornets
Marlys
St. Henry's
Marly
O'Leary
Torwards
Klolbassa
Canter
Villa
Rubnke
Sub. Tragott
Berlanger
Smailey
Mangum
Stockton
Hempades
Sweeney
Palmer
Queasees
Jack Quinn Returns To Spring Training In Hot Springs
Jack Quinn, veteran right fielder in his 23rd major league season, arrives at Hot Springs for spring training. He joins the Dodgers in preseason drills, adhering to a tough regimen featuring daily hill hikes and conditioning work to build stamina for the coming season.
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Jack Quinn
Atk
Brooklyn Dodgers
John Plena
Jack
Gridders Add Sowell for Finale
S. A. Gridders pick Milton Sowell as plunge back for the final football game of the local season. The San An area team faces Brookdale with Stockdale Members noted among the opponents as Milton Sowell joins the lineup for the next Sunday clash.
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Sowell
Milton Sowell
San Ananio Americans
Toster
Brookdale
Stockdale Rembers
Crack Goalers Open League Schedule In Texas City
The Southwest Texas Academic Basketball League title hopefuls St Anthony's College Elline hosts Central Catholic high achual in the Jacket gym at 8 36 Wednesday night. Starters include Dallan Verderame Kenny Kemmerling Lasarsky for St Anthony's and Weltens Selbids Moore Obbott Hutzler for Central. Referee George O'Brien. Next Saturday St Anthony's hosts Peacock.
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St. Anthony’s College
Elline
Central Catholic High Achual
Jacket
George
O'Brien
Knights of Columbus Land
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony’s
Dallan
Verderame
Kenny
Kemmerting
Lasarsky
Weltens
Selbids
Moore
Obbott
Hutzler
St Anthony's
Peacock
Oregon State Coach Quits Over Salary Cut
Oregon State football coach Paul J. Schissler resigned after a dispute over a reduced pay, marking another PCC departure after the 1931 season. He had signed an $800 yearly contract in November 1931 and gave no future plans. The move follows Glenn Warnes’s similar earlier resignation from Stanford.
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Oregon State
Corvallis
Gre
Paul J. Schissler
Oregon
Shissler
Glenn S
Pop
Warnes
Staford
Times
Schissier
ATL
Firemen Normoyle Win Mission Games Two Fast Games
Firemen and Normoyle claimed wins in Mission Basket Ball at Camp Noemoyle Alamo Heights defeated Prospect HI Methodists 33 19 Camp Noemoyle beat Seventy-Cisst Briende 37 24 The Lagoes faced a tight Prospect HI game with Carl Menger scoring 14 points Shook and Harn were involved in refereeing duties Celest Durand loses Coral Gables in Miami Biltmore tournament elims Garricl Miller Jr tops Celest Durand Jr in a 18 hole match Tommy Goniwin defeats Jack Vilax Earl Christianmn in a final two 18 hole matches
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Jennie
Camp Noermoyle
Alamo Heights
HI Methodists
Noemoyle
Stack
Fine
Carl Menger
Eickenrohdl
Amis
Shook
Dick Harn
Celest Durant
Coral Gables
Fin
Celest Durand Jr
Brooklyn
Miami Biltmore
Earl Christianmn
Miami
Untitled high school basketball game summary
A noisy OCR fragment describes a basketball game with many garbled player names and scattered scores. It mentions teams like Castilia and Cervantes and referees, with a final line noting a player named Smith scoring seven points. The passage is highly corrupted and hard to parse into a clear report.
Golf champions Sarazen Hanley ill in Los Angeles
Giio Sarazen, United States and British open golf champion, and Dick Hanley, Northwestern football coach, were in hospitals in Los Angeles with influenza but were reported to be recovering today.
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Sarazen Hanley
Los Angeles
Giio Saraven
United States
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
Carnera to Meet Schaaf for Heavyweight Title Shot
New York report outlines plans for a June title defense by Jack Sharkey against either Primo Carnera or Ernie Schaaf. A February 10 Garden bout between Carnera and Schaaf winner earns the right to face Sharkey, whose contract and matchmaker duties are in flux as March expiry nears.
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New York
Jack Bharkey
Ernie Schaaf
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Guedes
Hehass
Stanley Foreda
Garnera
the Garden
Sharkey
Bchaal
Johnny Barkley
Charley Johnston
Jimmy Johnston
Schaal
Middies Announce Football Schedule
The Naval Academy approves the upcoming season schedule opening September 30 against William and Mary at Williamsburg. Other games include Mercer at Annapolis, Pittsburgh away, Virginia at Annapolis, Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Notre Dame in Baltimore, Columbia in New York, Princeton at Princeton, and Army to follow. Ike Danning, ex Pirates and Orioles, signs as catcher with Los Angeles Pacific Coast League team.
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Naval Academy
Navy Q
Wil- Tam and Mary
Williamsburg
Mercer
Pittsburgh
University of Virginia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Notre Dame
Baltimace
Columbia
New York
Princeton
Army
Danning
Los Angeles
Ike Danning
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Pacific
Major League Standouts Will Get Usual Raises
New York January 11 Major league managers plan to raise salaries for deserving players while trimming others. Most clubs, including the Cardinals and Pirates, will boost pay for top performers from the 1932 season, with some cuts to balance payrolls. Washington and New York clubs are also adjusting salaries, with notable increases for standouts and reductions for others. The Athletics reduced overhead by trading stars to Chicago White Sox, signaling a general downshift in pay scales across the league.
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Bt Lewis Cardinals
Bart
Bam Breadon
Cardinals
Pitsaburgh Pirates
Alteady
Lloyd Waner
Ariscreech
Paul
Nook Rupaert
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Niewise
Tolsany Alley
Tir Yourkees
Lon Wareneke
Cubs
Dale Alexander
Philadelphia Athletics
al Bimmons
Mule Haas
Jimmy Dykin
Chicago
Cornell Suspends Most Sports After Captain Elected
In Ithaca New York a basketball captain was elected last night while the remainder of Cornell University suspends intercollegiate competition in all other sports. Lou Batkore, working in Albany, will hold the captaincy for the year.
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Ithaca
INS
Lou Batkore
Albany
Unusu
Cornell
Girls Teams Coming Here for Monday Basketball Night
Two visiting girls teams will play at Wood Law Luxe Gym next Monday against strong local squads. Jeanne, Vic Schmte, and Lou Hamilton announced the matchups. The Rosner team of Austin faces Barbera Sports, last year's local champions, in the second game. The Brenne team will meet ZW and H. Crystalyaca in the first tile.
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Woodlaw Luxe Gym
Jeanne
Vic Schmte
Lou Hamilton
Joep
Rosner
Austin
Texas
Barbera Sports
Brerne
H. Crystalyaca
Mack's Daughter Marries Neighbor in Philadelphia
Miss Mary Cornelia McGilliendy, daughter of Connie Mank of base ball fare, wed Frantiy X. Reilly, a neighbor, on December 31. The ceremony, officiated by Rev Joseph Almah at Roman Catholic Church, followed by a ten day stay in New York. The Philadelphia Athletics manager and his wife attended. the mother announced the wedding today.
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Cornelius Mc Gillicudus
Ann Wnness
Nevers' Grid Team Set for Jan Twenty Two Meet
Ernie Nevers announced the Pacific Coast all American squad has been rounded up to face the Green Bay Packers in a Knights of Columbus charity game on January 22. Players completed the first workout at Standard Stadium yesterday as Nevers’ squad prepared for the event.
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Ban
Francisco
Ernie Nevers
Bes
Green Bay Packers
Knights of Columbus
Elekleen
Stantard
Fichte Results TV tin Anauotatey Teen Mit Adalat
A garbled listing of names and places follows, mentioning Adalat and a series of seemingly sports or event results. Readable fragments include references to Oahvoin, Kitt Toutimky, and Alexmnauin with various associated names. The text remains unclear but centers on a televised results segment and multiple individuals.
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Tin
Masry
Claraia
Pierie
Cornell Drops Winter Spring Sports to Save Costs
Cornell University will cancel all winter and spring intercollegiate sports except basketball. The athletic council aims to boost intramural activity and may hold informal meets while reducing athletic staff and operating costs.
Jersey City Club Ownership Change Under Review
International League session adjourned to explore a Jersey City baseball club sale. A three member committee will negotiate, with results and Albany franchise transfer on today’s agenda. Sam Colacurcla cites two offers, from a Brooklyn club and Joe Cambria, amid reorganizations and potential league-wide moves.
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Jersey City
Internatonal League
Albany
Moutrus
Act
Toronto
Sam Colacurcla
Brooklyn
Skeeters
Joe Cambrig
Fritz Muisel
Baltimore
Mustangs Fall to North Texas Teachers Quintet
In Dallas on January 11, North Texas Teachers College, Denton, opened with a quick surge to a five point lead and held on to defeat the M. U. Mustang five 26 to 25. Coach Jimmy St Cir of Methodist tried multiple lineups as BardinvilL led the Eagles with 11 points and numerous fast breaks.
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Mustangs
Denton
Dallas
North Texas Teachers College
M. A. Mustang
Jimmy St. Cir
Methodista
Texas Aitock
Bardinvill
Eagles
Noor
Nany
Honore
Defend Your Title as Welterweight Championship Looms
New York officials call on James Farley and the New York Athletic Commission to locate welterweight champion Jack Fields. The commission will name a challenger, likely James Archibald Mehernin, and threaten Fields with removal and a tournament to crown a successor if he dodges defend.
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New York
Hayaig
United States
James A. Farley
Ilao
New York Athletic Commis Sio
Altough
Joe Dundee
Pete Latza
Jack Britton
Tommy Ryan
Jackie Fields
John
Kearne
Isim
Stanford Man Seeks Pay for College Athletes
Stanford student body president William Corbus, who spoke at a national convention in New Orleans, renewed his call for remuneration for college athletes in the form of stipend, room, and board. The plan was rejected by the convention.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Calif
Jon
William
Corbus Stanford
New Orleans
Inday
Dorbus
Midgets Beat Edison In League Starter
St Anthony's College Midgets opened the Bexar County junior conference schedule by defeating Edison High School A team 45 to 12. Nolan led with 10 points, Nelson had nine for Edison. The Midgets meet St Ann's Friday afternoon.
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Bexar County
St. Anthony's College
Taoitias Edison High
Nolan
Nelson
Lozers
St Ann's
Henscher
Fisher
Boykin
Salewski
Lane
Devlin
O'Donnell
Gilrartin
Eatson
Murray
Michaelis
Gordon and Robinson
Stibs
Brown
York
Byrnes
Knight
Bennett
Santet
Kirchoff
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Lebwon
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Ayako
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Okhibima A. & BM
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Kandas State
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Mat Rcmoat
Lutkin
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Schaaf
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Tony Piel
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Floyd Vaushan
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St. Laula Browns
FICHT
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Cornell University
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Jeter
Athletic Association
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Intercollegints Rowing Association
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