Two polo games announced for Sunday in El Paso tourney
Polo events headline a weekend card as Capt. Ho Hellinger announces two Sunday matches near Fort Sam Houston. The Twelfth versus Fifteenth Field Artillery meet at Harbord Meld while Wiehlie Fails and the Air Corps Training Center square off at Muller's Field.
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Professionals ready for El Paso open tournament
Field minus Mac Omit h Hagen field minus Mac Omith in El Paso as 72-hole event closes Sunday night. Prize money, totaling 6500, will be distributed at ceremony in San Antonio January 24 to 27. Thirty eight entrants recorded last night including Toby Crockhink Al Vapinowa Lorton Smith Johnny Golden and others. Absentees included MacDonald So and Walter Hagen.
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Giants Signings Boost New York Giants Sereki Line
Fragmented notes report the New York Giants adding players to their line through signings. Names and exact positions are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to new arrivals includes Henry and Mays among those joining the squad.
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Dann and Webber in Club Golf Final
Cael Monn of Orhandy Ohio will face Harald Webter in the final of the national amateur golf championship after Monn defeated Cartel Sarkaeivylin in the semifinals. Webber advanced by a wide margin, setting the stage for a strong finish in the final match.
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Michael Scanlon Dies Pioneer Baseball Magnate in Washington
Michael D. Scanlon, early baseball figure who helped launch the Washington Nationals in 1866 and mentored players including Anne Mack, dies at an advanced age. His efforts built a team that evolved from amateur origins to a professional club, shaping Washington baseball through the Civil War era and beyond.
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Lomski Halts Newest Star In Controversial Heavyweight Bout
From Jersey City, Lomski shores up defense against Leo Lunn in a hard punching match. The bout ends in a disputed finish with judges ruling a draw as Lomski stays steady and avoids the late rally that would have altered the decision.
AAU Secretary Faces Turbulent Dispute Over Western Conference Row
The Western Conference clash centers on AU secretary Perris and commissioner Gihs as the secretary defends actions amid calls for inquiry. He denies bias, cites legalities, and argues for adherence to league rules while critics demand accountability and reforms.
Unclear sports bout outcome stirs reader chatter
Fragmentary OCR report notes a past bout and mentions several figures in disjoint phrases. It references a fighter named Lewis and a prior defeat, with scattered names like Lewin and Johedy Weld, but provides no coherent result or context.
Football Injuries Highlight Early Season Dangers
Coach Keen Whitepatrick of Princeton notes football’s risks due to high speed and power. He urges preseason conditioning and scrimmage caution to prevent head and spinal injuries, citing players from Princeton, New York University, Carnegie Mellon, and various schools already sidelined for weeks or during the season.
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Charity Game Costs Grid Leader
MADISON Wis dan. In the annual East West charity football game at San Francisco December 28, hubs Wagner, captain of Wisconsin football team and a star weight on the track squad, has been banned from further college athletic competition.
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Ring Spotlight Puts Canzoneri Back in Title Spotlight
New York’s Canzoneri, recent featherweight champion, scored a rebound win by KO over Yattiago after a seven count, then finished Santiago in the Oh rand of vole hout at the Colivium. The Cuban rival had just defeated Caszoneri’s top foe Joey Hanger. Promoter Jim Mullennnounced Canzoneri to Bangor for a bout in February with a shot at the bantam crown.
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Mansworth shakes up University of Seattle football staff
Universal Service reports turmoil as Enock Tagshaw is ousted from head coach post at University of Kingten football. Board of control to meet soon with a decision on the athletic committee’s Freuly proposal and potential staff changes amid ongoing ruckus.
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West Released to Newark Club in International League
Max West has been released to Newark by Throokisn Want with options to Newark in the International League and Premier to Micon in the South Atlantic association. West was purchased by the Robin from Wate in the Texas league, previously with Atlanta. Westermper joined Brooklyn from the University of Pennsylvania in 1927 and later played for Scheun, with limited season details available.
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Father of boy injured by golf ball sues school
A father files a lawsuit alleging negligent supervision and improper permits at a school golf event. The suit targets EW Oyorr and Roy Mehwarte Jost, claiming the boy was injured by a golf ball during practice or competition on school grounds.
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Brice Wins Miami Final Over Chase
Brice defeats Chase to take the Miami final at the Miami Country Club. The match stayed tight through the morning TVA round with Brice edging ahead in the afternoon to claim the trophy amid a lively crowd.
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Basketball results and scattered player tallies across games
The page shows multiple game scores led by Bobby Jones's team at 171 to 71. It lists players such as Whitin and Maree with varying point totals and mentions several college teams including Baylor, Virginia, Creighton, and San Jose State in a dense, OCR heavy recap of scores and names without clear structure.
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Nurmi Runs First At Freak Distance
Yunus Jan 10. With one of many records he acts in his first American invasion to his objective Pray Nurmi, the Finnish star, opens his second campaign on the board tracks tonight at the Drewinski college meet. He aims to run a freak distance record and may threaten the unofficial best mark TAN 2-5 set by Normin W2. The event will feature several events at varying distances.
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Hall Makes Matches for New Fight Arena
Chicago promoter Sam P. Hall announces the opening of the new 7 million dollar Chicago Stadium. Prominent fighters Paddy Wavnin Tommy Toughran and Jackie Wields have signed to meet in forthcoming bouts at the venue.
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Miss Turpie in Final for Pan-American Women’s Golf Crown
Mrs. Melvin Janex of Chicago and Mike Marlon Surple of New Orleans defeated strong opponents to reach the semi finals at the Pan-American women’s golf championship played on the Kingswater Gulf hotel course. Jun 1. Altes reports the final match features Miss Turpie against Mrs Jones with a winner to be decided.
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Miss Punch Drunk Exams Suspended in Illinois
Disjointed report notes exams suspended for alleged intoxication at Illinois state athletic event. While unclear, the piece mentions implausible phrases about exam deadlines and failures to report, with no clear individuals or organizations clearly identified. The fragment ends mid thought without coherent facts.
Purdue Quint Plays Indiana Chicago
A muddled recap mentions Purdue quintet facing Indiana in a Chicago venue with scattered team notes. References to Murphy and players appear jumbled, with stray terms like Dig and bucketball. overall details are unclear and incomplete.
Louie the Cowboy Golfer Named in West Texas
In Albany and West Texas a verbose description recounts Louie a youth golfer from Albany entering a San Antonio event. It highlights his calm demeanor during play and notes his limited vocabulary while praising his driving prowess and potential to win, with tangential references to local games and notable figures in early golf reporting.
Baron of Leiperville Prepares Pennsylvanian Heavyweight Exposition
Delaware county residents read of the baron of Leiperville organizing a large motor van tour through Pennsylvania and neighboring states. Promoters claim world class heavyweight challengers and a parade of famed fighters will appear, with events set to thrill towns along the Chester Pike and Dashy Creek region.
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