Cruickshank Leads Way to Tens in California Opens
The article notes Dobby Cruickshank winning the Los Angeles Open and heading to additional coast events with partners including John Corden of New York. Armour won the California team tournament and the Long Beach Open, with appearances by Harry Cooper Charles Guest Will ie Hunter and Vic D Alber to Texas Open. Pros plan stops in El Paso for a $2500 meet and the Texas Open begins Sunday with amateur play.
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Dobby Cruickshank
Los Angeles
John Corden
New York
Associated Press
Tommpert
Texas
al Watrous
Armour
Wetrous
California
Harry Cooper
Charles Guest
Willie Hunter
Vic D'Alberto
Angeles
Jack Varant
Antonian
Procat el Caballero
Guest
D'Alberto
Far West
Virta
Wil Tidy
EL Paso
Antonio
Rockne Criticizes Football Shift Rule Change
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne, back from Hawaii, calls the two second pause rule before the snap a bad development. He warns that removing the shift eliminates strategic thinking and makes the game a straight brute contest.
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Rockne
Knute Rockne
Notre, Dame
Hawaiian Islands
Baseball Merger Set For Sunday in Dallas Paris
UrI-Ciucrnis of the Texas association and the East say baseball leagues will get together Sunday at Paris to discuss forming a Class A circuit. Tentative plans were discussed at a Corsicana executives meeting with association president Mark H. De Witt noting potential expansion from existing memberships.
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Dallas
Uri
Ciucrnis
Texas Association
Paris
al Tie Ting
Corsicana
Mark H. de Witt
Canadian Swimming Hero George Young Receives National Praise
Canadian admiration pours in after George Young, winner of Catalind Island race, is hailed as a national hero. Messages from officials, including Premier Mackenzie King, pour in to Santa Monica and Young’s widowed mother as concern grows over his 40 percent trainer cut and return home plans to Toronto.
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Toronto
Tan
George Youn
Catalind
Canada
George
Santa Monica
Cal
Young
W. L. MacKenzie King
Premi
Miss Young
Bowling Scores Show Local League Tussles and High Game Marks
In Townn Tal is league action Oscar Besch's Sunsets swept two from Steve Ahr Carmen with two games over 100. Captain Steve led Carmen in scoring 209 585 while "Printer" Weyrich added 540. Hornets and Boosters battled in City Ninepin with Boosters edging 9 frame finish and Hornets posting strong totals.
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Tonwn Talis
Oscar Besch
Sunsets
Steve Ahr Carmen
Carmen
Grasso
Ted
Steve
Weyrich
Senne
Hansen
Becker Grasso
Waseeeree
Miningen
Yaeey
Beech
Klaus Deseys
Sesee
Val Weyrich
Boosters
Hornets
Roosters
Ralph Nixon
New Braunfels
Gronas
Mitchel
Basie
Theis
Grona Mattress
Grona
Behles
Rhea
Neugebauer
Ada Theis
H. Grom
Vets Handlcan
Medical Arts Gallman
Drug Company
Hebb Hope Dod
Ossie Frederick Aaa
Postel
Mitchel Bliss
Giants Plan 1927 Rebuild Around Veterans
New York January 16. Reinforcements for every line of defense and attack spark John McGraw to recapture the National League pennant. The overhaul centers on Rogers Hornsby from St Louis in exchange for Frank Frisch and Jimmy Ring, with veteran holdovers and college recruits shaping the Giant roster for spring training.
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New York
John McGraw
Regin
Giants
Gotham
McGraw
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
McGraww
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Frank Frisch
Jimmy
Ring
Billy Yorry
George Kelly
Travis Af
Reddy Lind
Eddie Farrell
Pennsylvania
Ray Cohen
Texas
Boxing Roundup From Cities With Results Across Nations
The report lists multiple boxing outcomes by city and state with winners such as Eddie Huliman Pat Macarthy Sid Terris and Bob Gaven. It notes decisions knockouts and draws across Boston New York Baltimore Philadelphia Cleveland Trenton Jersey City Indianapolis Newark Hot Springs Columbus and more with various opponents and ten round matchups.
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Boston
Eddie Huliman
California
Pat Macarthy
Roxbury
Edwards Promotes Kil Dugan in Beet hof Show at Beethoven Hall
Promoter Edwards announces Kil Dugan alias Kid Dugan of Kansas City will fight Kid Pancho in a ten round bout at Beethoven Hall on Thursday night. Dugan, the reportedly small boxer at five feet one inch, will train at a 2 PM session Tuesday afternoon with his rabbi’s son background noted.
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al Edwards
Bip Sing Lee
Shen
ALJ
Mexico
Edwards
Kil Dugan
Kansas City
Harry Goller
Young Goller
Kid Dugan
Kid Pancho
Beethoven Hall
Promoter Edwards
Pancho
St John’s and Main Avenue Open Soccer Cup Series
St John’s seminary and Main Avenue high school start a five game series at St John’s field to decide the local academic soccer tide. The 4 pm Tuesday match opens the cup play with both schools fielding teams for theDrury cup. Starting lineups include Wilson Ordner Vee Koung Teal Bile Rauss and Hye.
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Main Avenue High School
St. John’s Seminary
St. John's Field
Itague
St. John’s
Main Avenue
St. John's
Wilson
Ordner
Facksom
Vee Koung
Two Tournaments Arranged at Brackenridge Park
Park events invite golf tourists to Brackenridge Park Municipal Course with men’s tournament at 9 30 and women’s at 10 30 on Wednesday in blind bogey format open to tourists. Entries via Mr Brokle Travis 4498 or Crockett 9792. Edwards Tops Kauffman in wrestling title bid.
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Stors
San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Pev
Mr. Brokle
Travis
Park Clubhorse
Crockett
City Ice Hockey Title Tourney Returns Friday
Schools resume the interscholastic ice hockey title tourney with a best of three series to crown the city champion. The winner faces Texas Military Institute for the championship cup.
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Tce
Alamo Day
Uttersidgn
Will'p Tai Avenue High ‘School
Texas Military Institute
Blades Cardinal Injured in Park Collision
Ray Blades outfielder for the Cardinals underwent knee surgery after colliding with a wall at Sportsman's Park. He was hospitalized, then sent home to McLeansboro. He has discarded crutches and believes he will be ready for spring training.
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Blades
SY Louis
Tan
Ray Blades
Wro
Snortsman’s Park
McLeansboro
Germany Readmitted to International Lawn Tennis Federation
Official notification from the International News Service states Germany is readmitted to the International Lawn Tennis Federation with the right to challenge for the Davis Cup, received by the United States Lawn Tennis Association on January 18.
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Geritany Gainay International News Service
York
Germany
United States
Building pits at Speedway meet in San Antonio
The article notes Speedway in San Antonio will add pits for forty cars built opposite the grandstand with fencing and posted pit lines. Officials plan 400 yards of track space for pits, 220 ton scoreboard will show progress, and mechanics must stay near pits. A fifty mile auto race and a one mile motorcycle grind are the featured events.
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Moters
Announea
Grandstall
Heneamber
Usine Pach
Skaters Choose Match in Dallas Tau Hockey Clash
The Dallas squad dominated Antonio All-Stars in a local hockey game. Rosenthal, ex San Antonio member now managing the home side, steered the effort that led to a decisive victory.
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Dallas
Antonio All-Stars
Si Rosenthal
San Antonio
Ri Wag
Hawks
Inter
Ié Hueloy
Gotham Fears Elky Clark Set Up for Friday Fight
International New reports from New York describe Elky Clark as a potential setup for a bout with Los Angeles stalwart Barba. Promoters expect heavy attendance at Madisen Square Garden as Clark’s style is scrutinized and doubt lingers over his chances if he stays outside.
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Gotham
Elky Clark
International New
New York
Miky
Europe
Pidetta Barta
Los Angeles
Clark
Jimme Wilde
Clik
J Tate
Hat Clark
Tha Hye
Barba
Tait Lk
Madiven Square Garden
Wide
Hhe
Rickard
Cotvse
Dempsey
Therlonhatch
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