Texas Fails To Tire Arkansas Iron Men In Clash
Texas battles Arkansas in a tense Southwest Conference opener before about 2,000 fans in freezing weather. Arkansas, starved of reserves, kept its famed five on the floor most of the game while Texas relied on Rose and Eikins to spark a late rally. Schoonover dominated Arkansas’ defense and assisted on Parker scores as the Razorbacks held a lead that melted late in the game.
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Mustangs Run Wild to Defeat Rice
Mustangs from Southern Methodist University overwhelmed Rice in a Southweet Conference game. The team built a big second half lead after a close first half, with standout performances from backcourt and forwards lifting SMU to a decisive victory.
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Baylor Anxious to Take on Cage Fives
Baylor basketball heads into a weekend off as the Bears prepare to face Southern Methodist and Texas A&M in pivotal conference games next week. Coach Walls aims for wins against SMU on Tuesday and the Horns on Saturday with Shepherd's drills shaping the squad.
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Minnesota's Infor Change Sparks University Reform
Minnesota's Minneapolis dispatch reports drastic proposed changes to the University of Minnesota athletic system. The plan would centralize control, align funding with neighboring states, and push for stricter eligibility, academic integrity, and regional cooperation with Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Berg Rockets Into Fistic Spotlight in New York
English challenger Berg defeated Tony Canzoneri in a dramatic 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Berg pressured from early rounds, delivering hard blows while Canzoneri fought back, but Berg ultimately claimed a clear victory before a large crowd as Al Singer watched later in the season.
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Chicago Mayors Named In Fragmented Account Of Harrisons
A garbled reminiscence lists Carter Harrison Sr as Chicago mayor in years 1673 1883 1885 and other odd figures while noting various family ties. The piece ends with a call for readers to request replies about the Believe It or Yes cartoons.
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White Sox to Play 25 Exhibitions in Spring Schedule
The White Sox plan 25 spring exhibitions, many against the New York Giants, during spring training in San Antonio and other cities. The slate runs from February through April with games in San Antonio, Fort Worth, Little Rock, Terre Haute, and Chicago, among others, including matches with Giants and army teams.
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Miss Collett Takes Tennis Lessons Title Hope
New York, June 18. The former queen of the links seeks match practice as she eyes a tennis season. Mild details note her prior golf fame and current aim to compete for a major title this year, with a recent win in golf cited as context.
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Woman to Help Run Birmingham Barons
Imumingias Ala Jan 18 Mrs AL T Wondward widow of a former Tie Pirrejr Marine has been elected president of the Birmingham Barons project group She intends to be active in business contracts and community affairs following the election of the first woman to lead the organization.
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Carol Morrow Named Third Catcher for Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals acquire catcher Carol Morrow from the Madester club of the International league in exchange for Calder Gas Sunita and Clarence Hlord. Morrow joins the Cardinals as third catcher amid roster adjustments.
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Knute's Son Largely Focuses On Links Not Grid
The article describes Knute Tinckne and his son in Miame Florida, highlighting a shift away from football toward golf. It references teaching moments and daily routines, with mentions of forward plans and activity.
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Shires Talks With Landis Over It Shire Pairing
Cuicagh January 18 Charles Arthur Shires speaks with Kenesaw Mountain Landis about quitting boxing business to focus on fighting game if requested. Landis wary, past incidents to settle. Shires suspended by Chicago White Sox after altercation with Lena Birne and others. no boxing contracts, potential baseball loss, rights valued at fifty thousand dollars.
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Two Perfect Slates Risked in Big Nine
Chicago dispatch reports two of three unmarred Big Nine basketball slates face risk as Wisconsin and Northwestern collide tonight. Indiana, riding an early season surge, aims to test Michigan, Ohio State, and Chicago while Northwestern hosts Illinois in a pivotal showdown.
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Dailey to Succeed U S Tennis President
New York. Dana Tanirah Dailey of New York will become president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association succeeding Kam Cottam of Philadelphia. The announcement was made at the organization’s offices.
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Dempsey Loses to Lomski in Controversial Fight
In Chicago Dempsey and Lomski battled to a disputed decision as crowds blamed subzero weather and odd scoring for a turnout of about 9,432. Lomski pressed the taller, heavier challenger, while Dempsey saw a $11,000 gate and a rough total deficit since starting boxing ventures in Chicago last October. Referee Davy Miller saw a draw after two Lomski counts. Alvin Alvig resigned as Ray UC’s agent to resume managing boxers.
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Sumner Hardy Retires From Tennis Leadershi p
Ban Francisco January 18 After years of service Sumner Hardy president of the California Lawn Tennis Association announces retirement from all tennis activities He will not seek reelection as president when his term ends in March and declines to be nominated as a delegate or executive committee member of the United States Lawn Tennis Association William M Johnston is nominated in his stead
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Harry Cooper to Wed Ere 81G Tournament
Harry Cooper travels to Agua Caliente for the winter golf tour. The party includes Mian Fmmon Rach shan of Los Angeles and others. Cooper is expected to arrive next Tuesday and join his gallery.
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Notable Fight Night Results Highlight Mixed Card
A chaotic compilation of boxing outcomes lists numerous bouts with winners and locations across the United States. Notable names include Amociated Pi from New York, Tony Canzoneri, Ali Frommby, and Ray McIntyre from Los Angeles. Several matches ended in decision or knockout, while several draws are recorded amid the dense, tourney-like ledger of results.
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Rosenthal Fights as Hawks Win in Dallas
In Dallas on Friday night, Rosenthal of the Dallas Texas league club clashed with Santa Antonio’s Sito and Percy while 84 Hosenthal, playing outfield, tallied 10 hits. A spectator triggered a scuffle as both teams from Dallas and San Antonio exchanged blows. play halted, but Hothamen remained in the game. The Santa Antonio team defeated Dallas 6 to 2, with a rematch scheduled for Saturday night.
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IS A SWIMMERS TAKE WINTER LAURELS
San Antonio swimmers from the Deans Shark Swimming club of Austin won three events at the first annual winter meet by the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Elks club pool. Norris Kellam known as The Human Cork set a new mid winter swim record of 1 hour but did not beat his work's mark. Reults list diving and sprint events won by Austin and San Antonio clubs with times around 29 to 42 seconds and a few 2 minute plus distances.
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United Kingdom Championships Set for New York Meet
New York hosts the United Kingdom championships as part of the international track and field meet this coming August. Avery Roundage, AAU president, will appoint a foreign relations committee to push invitations, with a British organization expected to be invited by month’s end.
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Sonnenberg Defeats McGill in Fast Time for Title
Sonnnenberg defeats McGill to retain heavyweight wrestling title in high speed wins. He wins first fall in four minutes and second in two. Sonnnenberg weighs 210 pounds while McGill weighs 210. contest held in New Haven, Conn.
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Golfs Army Camped at Border Near Agua Caliente Open
A large group of professional and amateur golfers gathers in La Jolla near the Mexican border ahead of the Agua Caliente Open, a 72 hole medal tourney offering $10,000 to the winner. Notables include Denny Shute, Lew lying, Turton Smith, Leo Dieg, Gene Sumzen, Bobby Cruicksbank, Abe and Al Expineas, and Johnny Farrell among many others from across the nation.
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Erskine With Renewed Award For National Football Honors
The Albert Ruster Erakine Award for national football champions is renewed by TW O. HMe- Techam, chair. The plan uses a 250-sports editors jury to select the best team, ending years of debate. The 1920 silver trophy will be awarded to Notre Dame late February with presentation by Alburt Vowel Erekine.
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Elder Star Leads Eastern Indoor Meet At New York
January 18 report from New York highlights Jack Elder of Notre Dame as standout in lock and footwork events at the Eastern Indoor meet. Brooklyn College women compete in the Thirteenth Regiment gym. Olympic champion Percy Witvinini is listed as starter in sprint events with top rivals Karl Wilhelmuth and Simmy Daley noted as challengers.
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Etoly Creag
Sodapop Betrays Ruth in Golf Match Scandal
In a chaotic Florida scene, former Governor Alfred J. Smith and Babe Ruth lose to Al Smith and Hawkes amid heated play and spectacle. The event features long drives, missed putts, and a rowdy atmosphere with hot frankfurters and cramps interrupting play as the two former leaders stumble to a dismal score.
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