Cox Enter Texas Open golf event at Brackenridge Park
The Texas Open golf tournament at Brackenridge Park, Denver? in late January will draw stars from the winter tour. Organizer Cobb has not yet announced final entrants. he has asked MacDonald Smith to compete and secured a $2,500 purse with $1,000 raised for the unemployed relief fund.
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Willy
Cor
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Ts” Cabb
bin Tuesdis
Lusky
Gro Zal
Clarence Clark
Yel Harlow
Professional Golf Association
Cobb
Aos
MacDonald Simith
Mondas
Toddentails
Testendis
Graeds
Yinemetnement Relief Fund
Missouri University to Slash Athletic Expenses Next Year
Missouri University plans drastic athletic expense cuts driven by falling football receipts. The board of curators will discuss the change in March with possible staff reductions including one assistant coach and several athletic staff members. Overall spending will drop by about $25,000 in operations to save more than $40,000 in the public department for next year and this scholastic year.
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Missouri University
Columbia
University of Missouri
Walter F. Jack" Crandle
Harry Lansing
Geir
Nublic Department
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Unclear OCR Summary of Pinehurst Field Triad Event
Fragmentary report from January describes a Pinehurst field trio competition with references to Harry D. Kirkerer and Damien in Buf fal and Yon, noting a fourth time occurrence and an opening stake. The garbled text lacks clear outcomes or full participant details.
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Urs Papare
N.C
Anil Hitant
Harry D. Kirkerer
Buffal
N. X
Damien
Areateur Dilare
Pinehurst Field
Mat Card Preview for Albert’s Wrestling Show
Matchmaker Louis bids albert’s mat card ready for 8:30 Wednesday night. Cyclone Macker and Joe Kick clash in the three fall main event. Jack Christie vs Moh Koy in a three fall semi. Wildcat Stephens meets Sherrill in a one fall match. Youths Jack Curtis and Joe Munaiez open in prelude. Townsfolk join the bill as Albert promises lively action.
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Albert
Duvsidas
Beethoven Brill
Nice Turmout
Cyclone Macker
Joe Kick
Jack Christie
Moh Koy
Wildcat
Lone Wolf
Werstling
Jack Curtis
Joe Munaiez
Baer Targets East Fisher Trip In New York Return
Baer plans a second Eastern tour following a controversial showing last year. He returns to fight in New York aiming to reclaim favor with fans, with potential matchups against Levinsky of Chicago and other top contenders as the scene reshapes around his next steps.
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Baer
Francisco
Jao
Max Bury
Qaklan
Heavswright
Jeft
New York
King Levinsky
Chicago
Tencary
Ernie Kehaat
Tommy Lovehean
Johnny Titks
Noa
Tom Avenes
Abovin
Tahuny Hiske
Francives
Among the Bowlers Pact Meet Ter
Fragmented OCR text describes a bowling event with mentions of participants and perhaps a meeting agenda. Details are unclear and names are partially obscured. The readable parts reference a gathering of bowlers and possible names such as Patt and Mithits with unspecified roles or outcomes. The fragment lacks concrete facts to anchor a full summary.
County League Basketball Opens With Local Skirmishes
County league action features Garlindale and Alamo Heights squads preparing for opening games. Rosters include coaches Wilkins and Tiley, with Brackenridge, Central, and South San Antonio teams slated for week one matchups at Woodlawn Lake and nearby courts.
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Alamo Heights
Silny
Urackenridge
Cies
Kouth
San Antonio
Somerset
Mewthwest Ueans
Aarganiads
Beliceff
Ing Jule Reidy
Demerat
Asulnoy Lavine
Kherrvilla
San Alareos
Labocs
Anery Muiniten
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Wilkins
Growe
Wiggins
Arlandale
William
Gobmert
Hughes
Snd Pheos
Thornhill
Tor Cheng
Mike William
San Antonio Aay
Volcomes
Alama
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Portsmouth Seeks to Retain Pro Team
Portsmouth officials announced efforts to keep the professional team in the city with the goal of raising 840 000 dollars for ornate retention at the National Football League event. Cazz, president of the league, and Byartan officials were involved as negotiations proceeded amid a city deficit and potential relocation concerns.
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Onin
Jan
Tiparton
Alreany
Cortcili
Spartan
Waltss
Hickman and Hinkle Join Green Bay Packers
Two American guards from Tennessee sign with the Green Bay Packers in 1931. Names Hickman and Hinkle are reported to have joined the Tay Tackers amid solid play by prior teammates. The moves reflect early National League roster changes and team strategy for the upcoming season.
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Hinkle
Green Bay Green Tay
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Ian
Leeolity
Tay Tackers
Tioitaldehurmaginne
Boelay
Gnard
Tenness
Lana Live
Lie Packers
384 pounder To Wrestle Dallasite
In Summit S J Dan to face Dallasite in a billed wrestling clash. The card includes a 384 pound contender and a 388 pound challenger, with listed bouts shaping an unemployment relief event at Millisan Square Carter. local organizers Gardner and Halkay coordinate the program with Texan Helly Tran among participants.
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S.J. Dan
Wrest
Victory for Kallio Eyes Shot at Nichols Title
Kallio seeks the middleweight crown in a Friday main event at the Exposition Grounds against George Sauer. Promoter Rabin Tiasmmonds touts Kallio as ready to prioritize Mehi h reights and aims to win the title after 15 months of competition. Gus Mills showed form last week by defeating George Poplis, while a onefall opener features Gene Ca le and other prelims.
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Gus Mills
Werds
Chamnion
George Sauer
Exposition Grounds
Ziyen Nernek
Hugh Wirluss
Rabi Tiasmmonds
Annonvest Duvsumr
Kalie
Orpe
Hin
Kalle
Sauer
Rabia Rostez
Bok
Finner
Gus
George Poplis
Ted
Kallis
Ute Pears
Ken Holtia
Army Navy negotiations fail to yield results
Washington January reports say negotiations to reconcile West Point and Annapolis have made little progress. Republicans led by Fred A. Britten say claims of a breakthrough are premature and that insistence on eligibility rule changes continues, delaying any football schedule until fall.
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Binstone
Keryice
Rec Gent
Britten
Congress
Parish Parish Loop Scores Busy Parish Athletics
San Antonio parish league basketball results feature Saint Ann's and Saint Philip's in the opening double header at Central Catholic High School. San Fernando beat the Perpetual Hel quintet 63 to 5 while Our Lady of Sorrows defeated Se Corned's 37 to 7. Quintanila of the San Antonio Catholic Parish Athletic Association announces a Wednesday meeting to finalize the year’s schedule and discuss the San Antonio Fort Worth playoff and parish school athletics development under Father Tom Kennedy.
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Commercial Cage League Notes From A Turbulent Match
Fragmented OCR text describes a Commercial Cage League game with scattered player names and odd phrases. Details include a late start around 1 o clock and multiple players such as Jose Tallon and others scoring varied points. The piece reads like a chaotic recap of a muddled contest with unclear lineups and plays.
Major Payroll Cuts Shake Baseball Newsrooms and Trades
The piece reports on salary cuts affecting major league players and trade rumors involving William Watson Clark of the Robins and Rock Wilson of the Cardinals amid a larger payroll squeeze. It notes discussions of Terry Leneman and Charlie Standman with New York clubs, and quotes dispute over contract terms and pay scales, reflecting 1952 salary tensions.
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Straoklyn Robins
St. Louis Garainuls
William Watson Chirk
Robins
Uock Wilson
Wilson
Usji
Hos Hon
Leneman
Ional
Charlie A. Stondman
Clanta
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Memphis
Ennessie
Chorley
Ue Haa
Terry
Willin
Botterstey
Tates
Would Gust Clarke as Ranch Receiver Contested
In Newkilk Oklahoma a petition seeks removal of Fronae Tu as the Mitshurad Netional ranch receiver. Col Zack Milter, appearing for the ranch, argues the receiver failed to demonstrate practical ability and loyalty. The case centers on the management of ranch affairs and allegations of misdirected duties.
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Mitshurad
Tad Aekel
Kayamily
Zack Milter
Aperaear
Mier
Aly Ean Huot
Rayrh Phat
Hialeah Trial of Totalizator Sparks Debate in U S
Immersed in a debated totalizator trial at Hialeah, the system prints advance tickets and records each wager on a public board. Critics question fairness and security while supporters stress guaranteed payouts and transparency of pool results.
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Spaete Wetter
New York
Australia
Hisleah
Mira
Adyauer
Anil
Hialeah Ree
Borgea
Results from the Associated Area Meet in Kansas City and beyond
Names and results from a regional athletics meet are listed, highlighting boxers and weight classifications, with competitors from Kansas City, Butternut Wisconsin, Los Angeles, Daly, New York, and various others. Notable names include Charles Fischer, Ali Coleman, Everett Marshall, Jim Medulien, and Ray Sleete, among many others, with times and weights scattered through the report.
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Charles Fischer
Butternut
Wis
Ali Coleman
Los Angeles
Eeerett Marehall
Ta Junta
Daly
Jack Russell
Metro
Idato
Falta
John Peach
Finvens
Ned
Dick Laver
Raton Rave
New York
Jim Medulien
Chicard
Ray Sleete
Los Anagien
Leo Winetarl
Rueala
Ihrey Decherd Toni
Germany
Hany Steinkn
Crew Jark Leela
Mwenae
Kola Kwasland
Tuavin
Drew Lin
Ralph Wilson
Bphiladhtnhia
Thy Tocbuck
Quinoma
Keew
Cy ‘Williuens
Florian
Maven
Cante Dick Solkat
Matrod “Kistienko
Tussin
Tuty “Pusey
Matin
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Furl McCraagy
Oxianoma
Grellon Ver
Status
Grerce
Fala
Joe Marcentes
Jura
Nox
Exer
Don Georne
Tuttabe
Georce Kurt
Alile
Stranglee
Lecils
Ibtow
Karl Barjoils
Cleveland Delchih
Net Rankings Highlight San Francisco Players in State Honors
Miss Cross and Vines lead California net rankings while Edith Croax tops women’s singles in San Francisco. Oakland’s Mrs A Uupper, a past national champion, places second as Moody’s temporary retirement shifts top standings. Fillsworth Vines of Los Angeles dominates in doubles with Keith Gledhill of Berkeley in a featured men’s event.
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Dan
Slice
Finn Twe
Gene
Mix
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Willy Maoily
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Meton
Joenbry
Berkeley
California
Edith Croax
San Francisco
Layton Confident of Title as Open Opens in Chicago
Layton of Hodatia Mixsarri expresses confidence in reclaiming the world championship as the tournament opens in Chicago. He notes past form, references rival Ralph Greenleaf’s recent title, and says his main aim is to best the field to regain the 1923 championship standard. Arthur Hamblad of Chicago is the defending Knyt champion.
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Chicago
Jin
Tohnmy
Duday
Stalph Greenleaf
Cireenfeal
Arthirharnblad
Chicarn
Iefone Knyt
Sharkey in Light Training Ahead of likely bout
The article outlines Sharkey's tight training focus as he prepares for an expected clash with Derr Mas Schmeling or Walker in the near future. It notes his infrequent fights, strong work ethic, and the aim to sharpen his foundation, with emphasis on his physical conditioning and long-term plan.
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HAMAS POREDA IN CRUCIAL BATTLES WH WH
Jan 12 report details early heavyweight prospects as Ham as Poreda face stiff tests in regional matches. Notable fighters include Chorley Retzlaff Steve Linmas and Tommy Loughran among a crowded field.
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Chorley Retzlaff
Steve Linmas
Formee
Altnround Athietic Star
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Stow Sokyri
MC Madson
Garey Frithy
Unman
Morea
Ginge
Woran
Tinnios
Tina Jost
Locenek
King Tovingky
Tommy
Haenhl Mays
Elizabet
Schnaragh
Nail Dack Rosenbere
Fao Viermon
Army League report on Second Medical Regiment and Twenty-Third Lamda game
The article recounts Army League action with the Second Medical Regiment and the Twenty-Third Lamay battle. It notes the Ninth Infantry securing a victory over Sera] Mex regiment, mentions players and positions, and highlights key scorers and substitutions in a dense, garbled historical summary.
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Maen Thouston Lasketbill Teague Deulidiheater
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Southwestern Lacks Experienced Cagers
Southwestern University faces a rebuilding season with only two veterans returning. Coach Lefty Elena relies on new talent like Minerous, Tieilies, and Wing to steady the lineup as the Texas conference basketball schedule approaches.
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Ik Tieilies
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Loboes Fall in Season Opener at Schreiner
Loboes drop their first tilt as Schreiner hosts the opening game Monday night. Terrell leads with strong paint, while McCamey and Welborn contribute scoring. Teams meet again tonight for the rematch amid a flurry of substitutions and early-season effort.
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Kenilvinge
Fehrequer Institute Halen
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BWR Elefeat
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al McCamey
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Nial
Cerrell
Clayton
Chiros Play Brooks Quintet Wednesday
The teens Chiropeacie rallege Hawks and nine other teams in a preparatory game. Coach Vireit Winters announced plans after practice in Washington last night.
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Vireit Winters
Tolfege
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