Hagen Grace golfer refuses Western Open guarantee for Texas Open
Hagen Grace, known for demanding appearance guarantees, has informed the Texas Open committee via his manager Robert E. Harlow that he will participate only if guaranteed $300 above any prize. Willow Springs officials and the San Antonio Golf Association oppose such guarantees, noting prior anti guarantee stances and suggesting Hagen may skip the $6000 Willow Springs event.
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Waiter Hagen
Robert E. Harlow
Chamber of Commerce
Hagen
Harlow
Hazen
New Orleans
Russell C. Hill
San Antonio Golf Association
Willow Springs
Hill
Lsctets
Farlow
Clegg
Barlow
Ional Meers
Amores
Will Los Angeles Help Its Golf Open Attendance
Fears arise that fans may skip the Texas Open at Wilson Springs due to gallery fees. Los Angeles hosts a similar event with a higher gate and Tiger field, raising doubt about attendance and gate revenue for the Wil son Springs tournament.
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Wilson Springs
Los Angeles
Emerei
San Antonio
el Caballero
Willow Springs
Well matched rink teams in game
Crystal Palace hosts a hard fought division game as Kraughlin strengthens Palace and Kid Jacks debuts in defense. Lineups and substitutes listed, with start time not shown due to unreadable timing. The match features Isisi Palace versus Division in a close South era rink clash.
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Carver
Crystal Palace
Eacy
Kraughlin
Palace
Kid” Jacks
Fort Sam Houston
Isisi Palace
Poulon
Mehaughlin
Howard
Andeeton
Jacks Daadsannte Lee
Rubsamen
HL Marshall
Odescens Bleecker
Fisher
Nelson
Robertson
LaChaenes
Rogers
Pelaco
Campbell
Davis
A. Anderson
Wheat Signs With Philadelphia Athletics Outfielder Zach Wheat Joins
Zach Wheat, veteran outfielder, has been released by the Brooklyn Nationals and signed with the Philadelphia Americans. Manager Connie Mack announced Wheat’s signing, stating he is now satisfied with the roster for the upcoming season.
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Philadelphia
Zach Wheat
Brooklyn Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Connie Wack
Athletics
Iodey
Wheat
Three way tie leads Big Ten race after Maroons top Northwestern
In Chicago on January 18 the Big Ten basketball race remains a three way tie as Chicago, Wisconsin and Purdue pull even with Northwestern slipping after the Maroons 34 29 win over the Wildcats. Michigan and Indiana show two game wins but Minnesota drops to three straight losses with Ohio and Northwestern also faltering.
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Chicago
Chitazo
Northwestern
Maroons
Wiseconsin
Purdue
Michigan
Towa
Kingis
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio
Welters Will Draw 65000 Gate for NYC Fight
New York reports a 65000 gate for Friday’s ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Joe Dandes of Baltimore faces Edsie Roberts of Tacoma in a marquee match following Roberts knockout of Dundee. The upset win did little to alter Dundee’s top rating or Roberts odds.
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New York
New Madison Square Garden
Joe Dandes
Baltimaore
Edsie Roberts
Tacoma
Wash
Roberts
Dundee
Rubio Clinches Mexican Flyweight Title in Mexico City
The postfight photo shows Gonzalo Rubio with his arm raised after defeating his opponent for the championship in Mexico City. The event, part of the Beethoven Hail card, featured rival fighters introduced as "champion of Mexico" but Rubio proved the rightful champion with the victory.
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Mexico
Gonzalo Rubio
Mexico City
Fight Results From Newark and Nearby Cities
Boxing results list multiple ten round bouts with knockouts and TKOs. George Court nes of Oklahoma stopped Willie Walker of New York in Newark. One-Step Watson of Omaha defeated Anty Gary of Elizabeth in Newark. Sabie Castellane of Newark scored a knockout over Andy Chaney of Baltimore in Oakland. Harry Wills of San Diego won a technical knockout against Billy Murray of Lowell. Jackie Johnston beat Ward Sparks in Detroit.
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Newark
N. T
George Courtnes
Oklahoma
Willie Walker
New York
Step Watson
Omaha
Anty Gary
Elizabeth
N. J
Sabie Castellane
Andy Chaney
Baltimore
Oakland
Cal
Harry Wills
San Diego
Billy Murray
Lowell
Mass
Cigar's Just a Cigar and Bat Fight in Spotlight
New York report highlights Tack Delaney a French Canadian heavyweight who favors cigars ham and eggs and the "wide open spa" as he eyes a possible world title clash with Gene Tunney. The piece notes Delaney’s confidence and possible challengers Pauline and Paul Berlenbach amid ongoing negotiations. Suzanne Lenglen and other tennis stars may appear in Albert Hall exhibitions, with planned games ahead of the spring season.
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New York
Tack Delaney
M'Sion
Gene Timer
Vworld
Deiaing
Suzanne TO
London
Suzanne Lenglen
Albert Hall
Charles B.cochrun
Been
Meade
Scrappy Mexican Contenders Highlight Tuesday Fight Card
Promoter Edwards brings a rugged a six bout program to Beethov en hall with five Mexican imports and the celebrated Kid Thomas of Fort Sam Houston in the spotlight. The main event features Carlos Rubie defending against Kid Thomas in a ten round flyweight showdown.
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Gayle Tallot
Beethoven Hall
Mexico
Bugs
Kid Thomas
Fort Sam Houston
Gonzalo Rubio
Texrounder
Bobby Fernandez
Jose “Bulldog” Gonzales
Fernandez
Gonzales
Fernandes
Carlos
Rubie
Land of
Montezuma
Rubio
Hidwards
B. F. Townsend
James Lindie
Jeff Wins Title Clash Over Poodle in Glendale
Former world heavyweight champion Kim Jeffries won a court decision in Glendale to possess a poodle after a dispute with Mrs Jessie C Swift. The case drew 21 witnesses and many reporters with photographers at ringside.
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Glendale
Caldan
Kim Jeffries
Justice Court
Jessie C. Swift
Jefferies
Swift
Burbank
Robins Deny Brooklyn Nationals Sale Talks
New York January 13 Robins secretary Fred Hanlon denies reports that negotiations for selling the Brooklyn Nationals to John K Tener former Pennsylvania governor and former National League president are taking place at the Robins office. Hanlon calls the claims news to him.
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New York
Brooklyn Nationals
John K. Tener
Pennsylvani
National League
The
Robins
Fred Hanlon
Legless man to enter Catalina swimoff official entry
Charles Zimmy a legless Chicago native now living in Oakland was officially entered in the Catalina Channel swim race worth forty thousand dollars set for Saturday. Despite surprised officials Zimmy says he has a fair chance and has trained weeks. Other leading entrants include Norman Ross and Mrs Lottie Schoammel with Catalina Island used as training base as rivals sharpen for the sea marathon.
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Universal Services
Los. Angeles
Charles Zimmy
Chicago
Eno
Oakland
Zimmy
Catalina Island
Norman Ross
Lottie ‘Schoammel
Main High Girls Seek Revenge in Basketball Clash
Main Avenue girls host Brackenridge in a Thursday game at Liena Field as the Crimsonettes seek to avenge a prior football defeat. With last year’s lineup nearly intact, Brackenridge’s Mabel Morris and Theresa Franks lead the forwards while Main Avenue counters with Alice Reutzels and Martha Fischer.
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Brackenridge
Main Avenue
Brackenridge Court
Liena Field
Crimsonettes
Shursay
Mabel Morris
Theresa Franks
Dorothy Netlach
Gloria Thomason
Edna Butler
Emily Ziegler
Alice Reutzels
Martha Fischer
Audra Yacey
Marion Chases
Louise Clements
Truth Senfield
Dawes Luncheon With Boxer Mann in Washington
Vice President Dawes had a luncheon in his room on Wednesday as inquiries with Monte Mann, former University of Nebraska football star and now a boxer, continued in Washington.
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Washington
Dawes
Enqites
Monte Mann
University of Nebraska
Corps Area polo cup goes to Headquarters at Breckenridge Park
Ninth Infantry, at Breckenridge Park, beat the Doughboys 11 to 10 in a windy open goal handicap final. Capt Mastey led scoring with a fifth-period goal, while Capt Hutusteiner contributed two goals. The Headquarters team, captained by Haste and Hutusteiner, shows growing strength ahead of mid winter tournaments and next Sunday exhibitions.
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Auartern
Ninth Infantry
Breckenridge Park
Scheduledi Iovatare
K. Coulter
Neg
Applevart
Vom Mastey
George Huthsteiner
Hutusteiner
Jones
Iirkpatrick
Wilson
Mickel
Coulter
Frank Jr
Meloyee
iKelly Dick
Drury Soccer Cup Matches Planned Among Local Schools
St John’s Seminary and Main High meet Tuesday at St John’s Field to start a five game series for the Drury Cup, awarded to San Antonio’s top school team. Breckenridge High is invited to enter. no reply yet. Future games set at Concepcion and Sir Pedro parks with dates to be arranged after a league meeting. Also notes a one month suspension of the Alamo club by the San Antonio Scherer Football Association for violating agreement not to play against a Mexico club player. Ton de la Pena features for Alamo, Maio Club to hold a Friday business meeting.
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St. Joohn’s Seminary
St John’s Field
Concepcion Road
San’ Antonio
Mai High
Breckenridg High
Sir Pedro” Park
Concepcion Park
St. John's Seminary
Alamo
San Antonio -Scherer Football? Association
Mexico
T. J. Ward Hurst
Gorcer Association
Ton de la Pena
Alamo Ela
Maio Club
Squadron 68 Champs Now
Sieur Ty B Walker's squadron quintet captured the championship of Kelly field Wednesday night by rallying from behind to beat the crack Fortieth Squadron 39 to 16 in an extra five minute period. It was the third meeting of the rivals with earlier results 27 26 and 24 16. Kelly field held a strong record this seven season, losing only two of twenty two games. Lineups listed for both squadrons.
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Sieur
B. Walker
Kelly’ Field
Kelly Field
Trughey Ane
Brown
Pearson
Hyde
Coombs
Cehling
40Th
Burkstresser
Williams
Hollowaya
Renter
Arile
West
Suardley
Defes
Grisham
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Terre Haute
Jewy Booth
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Paul Berlenbach
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Bobby
Gonzalex
Kil Gilbert
Carlos Garcia
Carlos Rwiz
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Johnny Cerda
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Estrada
Jeff
Poodle
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SWIM
Boxer Mann
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