Texas Falls Short Against Razorbacks in Brutal Conference Opener
Arkansas, missing key reserves, toppled Texas 22 to 18 in a bruising Southwest Conference clash at Fayetteville. Taylor sparked the Longhorns with drives and free throws, but Schoonover and the Razorbacks stifled Texas in the final minutes as Arkansas claimed the win behind strong defense and timely scoring. The teams prepare for a rematch Saturday night in a likely tougher game.
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Schoonarer
Jim Pickren
Per
Mustangs Run Wild to Defeat Rice
Mustangs from Boathern Methodist University rally to defeat Rice Owls 34 to 28. Final score lands in Southwest conference play as the Owls slip to the season losing column. The Mustangs improve to a second win in three games.
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Leing
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Hice Owls
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Army of the Mustang
Baylor Anxious to Take on Cage Fives
Baylor faces Northern Methodist University and Texas University in upcoming Southwest Conference play. The team, led by coach Wolfe, heads into the weekend primed for a strong showing after steady practice and early season form.
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Baylor
Acu
Baylor Bse Beleers
Thhey
Northern Methodws University
Tesas University
Genel Wolfe
Weil Bel
Misread OCR Opinion on Minnesota Education Plan
An unclear report outlines proposed changes affecting education policy and athletic eligibility. It mentions credits for all able students, intercollegiate competition limits, and university coaching reforms amid debate over integration and funding.
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Minneapolis
Jeo
Miprectien
Michié
Believe It Or Not Rare Species Flattens Like Ribbon
A strange creature described as a rare species flattens out like a ribbon and appears to sail from tree to tree in an unusual display attributed to a Ripley style oddity. The feature notes its remarkable balance and aerial movement as if gliding through forests.
Berg Rockets Into Fistic Spotlight on Medizon Square
New York reports "Kid" Berg, the energetic English fighter, facing Canzoneri in Madison Square Garden as part of an American invasion. The bout draws intense crowd attention with Berg aiming for a decisive victory while Canzoneri seeks defense of his lightweight title. The clash is billed as a major test of endurance and skill in the ring.
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New York
Berg
England
Bamms Mandell
Huelford
Bere
Madison Squaes Garden
Hitons
Mike Melle
Bert Suelpen
Suva
Tereulle
Dra Weirs
Mayor Timelines and Inquiries in Early Chicago History
Fragmentary OCR reveals notes on mayoral eras in Chicago, mentioning Flarrison and Carter FH, with dates like 1831 1883 1897 and references to a Mr Ripley and a cartoon. The text is garbled but suggests a request to write and send a stamped reply to discuss a cartoon titled Gelieve If or Not.
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Carter A
Datenes
Ti. Flarrison
Chicago
Tarrison Br
Carter FH
Flarrison Jr
Ripley
White Sox to Play 25 Exhibitions in Spring
Chicago report outlines the White Sox schedule for 25 spring exhibitions, with two games against the Yankees and several listed in Texas and nearby cities. The article notes likely arrangements against San Antonio, Fort Worth, Dallas, and Indiana teams, with dates in February through April.
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Chicago
Tungo White Sox
Jon Gainer
Rherk
Diane
Durisi
Welk
Ginaty
Wouwans Marsh
San Antonio
San Antonia
Army Teatan
Ars
Sox
Il Ie
Miss Collett Takes Lessons in Tennis in New York
The article notes Glenna Collett, famed tennis player, receiving lessons in New York. It mentions her frequent court tournaments and Mary K. Urn aiding Glenna to prepare for a possible national title, including past victory over Glenna in a national golf championship.
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New York
Glenga Collet
Gull Sine
Mary
K. Uren
Glenna
Ble
Woman to Help Run Birmingham Barons
In Birmingham Ald on date, a woman is set to assist in management of the Barons. The notice outlines her role in business matters alongside the former owner and indicates planned operations. The fragmentary text specifies involvement in administration and governance of the team’s affairs.
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Birmingham
Hirminehs Barone
Cardinals Name Morrow as Third Catcher
In a transaction from the International League, the St Louis Cardinals acquire catcher Morrow from the Indians in exchange for catcher Dane Saneuas and secretary Clarence Jdayd. Morrow is assigned to catch for the Cardinals this season.
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RT. Louis
Robret Storrew
Fateber
Techester
Tnternational League
Cather Dina Saneuas
Clarence Jdayd
Rt. Tauial Mardinaly
Aamnerd
Lenon Child-atring
John
Cartanala
Knute's Son Chooses Golf Over Football Career
A fragmented sports snippet notes Knute's son leaning toward golf rather than gridiron. The fragment hints at a teaching role or mentorship from a father figure and mentions a forward, puck, and stance, though details are unclear.
Shires Presses Landis on White Sox Pact and Future
Charles Arthur Shires, amid pension cloud, seeks talks with commissioner Landis in Chicago. He vows to abandon boxing plans to focus on baseball at play, while past incidents and alleged informal ties with White Sox staff are to be ironed out. Shires denies current fight contracts.
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Chicago
Charles Arthur
Grant
Shires
Kenesaw Brountain Landis
Dexiren
Landix
Willis
Aus
Chicago White Sox
Two Perfect Slates Risked in Big Nine
Chicago hosts Wisconsin as Milnainy and Indiana targets loom in a Big Nine clash while Northwestern faces Illinois in a conference start. Wisconsin seeks momentum after recent wins. Northwestern aims to rebound at home against a ranked opponent as the league contest opens.
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Milnainy
Indiana
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Wlink
St Triumphx
Ohio State
Michie
Dailey to Succeed U S Tennis President
The report notes Dailey will take over the presidency of the U S Tennis Association. It mentions Newvin B. ranis B. Smailey of New York and references leadership transitions within the organization. The notice confirms the new president with an official announcement.
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Newvin B
Ranis B. Smailey
New York
Will Ayeerelt Hamsne
United States
Teneniv Naxmrin Lian
Dempsey and Braddock Split Draw in Chicago Clash
In brutally cold Chicago, former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and Tommy Loughran? No, Les Lomanski. the heavyweight bout with Braddock ended in a disputed draw as ringside observers offered varied opinions. Attendance was 5432 with receipts around $15,080. Alvis resigned as matchmaker, leaving Dempsey without a successor.
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Chicago
Tack Dempsey
Les Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Limost
Tomokio
Janet
Tiraddoc
Jersey City
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Lomeki
Ray C. Alvis
Inc
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Ken
Alvis
Sumner Hardy Departs From Sport After Long Service
San Francisco reports Dr. Sumner Hardy, long time leader in California lawn tennis, retiring after 85 years in the sport and 80 years as president of the California Lawn Tennis Association. He will not seek reappointment or delegate roles and declines further nomination, with William M Johnston named as a former national champion involved in the succession plans.
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Abd Ay
Natal
Ruisner Nardy
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Tenpiv Aerociation
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X. Hardy
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Hardy
Harry Cooper to wed ere big tournament mis Angeloa
In Angeles on January 18 a bride chosen from a party of men and wives in a winter golf tour will wed Harry Cooper near Thursday. Emma Bugh of Tad Angeles will marry Tinere Cooper and attend the event at Aguе Colienti, Texas and Flgriln.
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Angelea
Vompetitiana
Emma Bughapan
Tad Angeles
Tinere Cooper
Tursday
Ague Colienti
Texas
Fight Results From Various Boxing Matches Noted
A noisy listing shows multiple bouts with outpoints, knockouts, and draws. Names include Kid Berg, Tangy Canzoneri, Marry Carleton, Horan Perlick, Anke Zeramby, Wieney Perlick, Edward Corti, Jer sey City participants, Archie Bell, Harey Flerio, Tony Taleriea, Micky Gill, Quintabee, Floyd Usher, Farle Duquette, Jack Goldman, and others. The text mixes city and state tags with erratic spellings and partial results across many locales.
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New York
Jack
Kid
S.J
Farle Duquette
Springfield
Mars
Jack Goldman
Akron
Ohio
Friv
Tracey Ronnies
Cleveland
Chek Burpa
Toy
Ohin Hallywood
Cat
Jomer Sheridan
Beerett Omitha
Meh
Strong
Joseph
Louis
Francisco
Dummo Muaban
Pexun Welterwelaht
Pete Meyers
Han Franciner
Toa Ancolex
Calif—flomer
Dan
Catfornia Sniddlewelaht
Defeweit
Pyerete Strong
Omabe
Cit Horner
Bt Henny Borns
Ake
Rosenthal Fights But Hawks Win in Dallas
In Dallas on January 16 Si Rosenthal of the Dallas Toxseeague club played for a Wallace hockey rinks team and tangled with Percy Willis of the Ira Kings after a tightly contested Friday night game. Officials split the melee as both men continued in the contest. The San Antonio squad beat the Dallas Ice Kings 5 to 2. The teams meet again Saturday.
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Fret Medunkin
Dallas Toxseeague Baseball Club
Si_Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Walles
Ur Railway
Diackhawks
San Antonia
al Weg
Flac
San Antonis
Fented Dallan Ice Kings
Percy Willis
Ira Kings
Tech
Swimmers Take Winter Laurels in San Antonio Meet
Antonio swimmers won four of seven events at the annual winter aquatic meet held at Brackenridge pool. Norman Kellam, famed as the Humble Cork, debuted publicly after a break from Brackenridge, while Berard Bors of Fort Sam Houston posted strong amateur times. Events included 0 40 and 100 yard sprints, diving, breaststroke, and relay shows, with San Antonio teams scoring in multiple races.
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San Antonio
Hia Firat
Brackenridge
Nieht
Kellum-tobk
Berard Bors
Fort Sam Houston
Brckenrlige Park
International track meet likely to bring nations together
New York dispatch reports a coming international track and field event amid hints of a dual meet between Britain and the United States. Hamilton Ontario confirms the United Kingdom championships will be held there this summer. Avery Brundage of the Amateur Athletic Union will appoint a foreign relations committee to handle arrangements, with a formal invitation expected to be extended to the British Amateur Athletic Association before month’s end.
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New York
Newa
Hamilton
Ontario
Avery Brundane
Amateur Athlete Union
Hante
Sonnenberg Defeats McGill in Fast Time
New Haven Conn January 18 Fi Gun Sonnenberg heavy weight wrestling champion defended his title by defeating tag team opponent McGill of Nebraska in a fast bout. The match lasted 38 minutes with a six minute ending, Sonnenberg’s flying finish secured the victory. Sonnenberg weighed 202 and McGill 216 pounds.
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Champioin
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Nebranka
Sonniencere
Ant McGill
Golf's Army Canped at Border Open in Caliente
Veteran pros and amateurs from across the United States and Mexico gather for the Anua Caliente $25,000 open at La Jolla California. The four day event features top names including Digony State, Elortan Smith, and Geno Sazozen in a bid for the prize and title at the new Caliente tournament.
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Fairwass Fame
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Thiy Arriy
Linke
Nualy
Per
Cuntriel Agno Caliente Cours
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Aianils Digony
Los Angeles
Hhute
Helda
Hin Heela
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Joplin
Diegol
Tome Link
Miami
Bobby Cruickehsnh
TF Brot
New York
Sipsour Smith
Eapinosa Brothers
Aba
Chicago
MacDonald Amiti
Long Taland
AL Witrone
Walter Tagen
George Vor Elm
Johnny Calten
Kirkwood
Tira Brothers
Qu and
Mortie
Johnny Farrell
Erskine WI Extends Mussel Erskine Award to Coach
The Erskine Wisconsin committee led by WO McGeeham renews the Albert Mussel Erskine Award for the football coach, citing public satisfaction with a fair method of selection and the need to avoid annual arguments. Notre Dame is favored to receive the Silver Trophy in February. Knute Teel’s dispute is to be resolved by Albert Russell Erridne in Miami on January 18. Jinckne travels to Florida for recovery from illness.
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Albert Mussel Erskine
Tenia Lye
WO. McGeeham
Commiller
Wit Hae
Rhammonality
Vo General
Meseeban
Fane
Notre Dampe
Eam
Jinckne
Florida
Elder in Eastern Indoor Track Meet Takes Lead
New York January 14 Jack Elder of Notre Dame showcased skill in the Olympic trials at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory Brooklyn. He defeated Olympic champion Peery Wimmy and is favored to threaten in the 10 yard dash with rivals Karl Wildercaush of Georgetown and Jiminy Daley of Holy Cross expected to challenge.
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New York
Jack Elder
Notre Dame
Corral Gables Golf Match Ends In Chaos
In a Floridian golf event a chaotic match saw former Governor Alfred K. Smith and Babe Ruth paired with Al Smith struggle on the fairway. The page describes missteps, a shaky 85 for the pair, and umpire Lill Klem with Dew Yeukre manager Bob Shawkey overseeing the chaos as tensions rose and a late run by Smith failed to salvage the outing.
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Florida
Hameron
Lane Huth
Alfred K. Smith
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Amlib
Keuth
Shawkey
Dew Yeukre
Lill Klem
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