Foreign Welterweight Nekolay Dominates Bout in Tight Clash
The article reviews a rough welterweight match featuring Nekolay from Czechoslovakia, nicknamed the wiggingest citizen, as he presses with varied attacks. Opponent Franta Ran counters with rifle-like punches and sharp defense, but Nekolay’s relentless, unpredictable movement keeps him pressing throughout, frustrating challengers and drawing praise for his aggressive style.
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Dy Frank
Mprner Pianta Nekolay
Czechoslovakia
Franta
Coomen
Nekoliy
Fulvio Ran
Rolus de Teeing
Snan Ax
Parkicys
Nekolny
Kildie
Nekolay
Keldie
Bronta Nebulus
Ast Teams Battle A Woodland Rival in District Meet
Sidney Tanner's high school squad faces Brackenridge in opening game of the district assembly. The Woodlawn venue hosts a matchup where KRELLAM, Esrolemtu, and Rhine Wesday teams show strength. Coaches discuss floor roles as Rusty Mogees officiates, with many strong players from Central Catholic and South San Antonio set to appear.
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Sidney Tanner
Hy. Mins
Durréay
Dirk Hetes
Stork Tersitas
Woaillawn
Anil Per Hans
ainterRee Uintar
Krellam
Opurteil
Ton Rhine
Beno
Alee Ke
Gary
Wien
Main Avenue
Ake
Rusty Mogees
Ereles
Tarsus
Tame
Net
Joes Thexar Caunty
Southwest
Denie Ferleration
Subs to Coast in Spring Announces Catalina Camp Roster
CIMCAGO January report lists 37 players on Cuba headquarters roster for spring training at Catalina Inland mining camp. The pool includes fifteen pitchers four catchers infielders and outfielders with young prospects Wack Unser Mocvin Guedal Ca Ambos and Omitcher among the most watched as the squad readies for the season and binds unity for January 1 squad debut.
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Cimcago
Jan SheiNay
Hirty
Neo Cols
Aquad Witch
Catalina
Cuba
Atelery
Youngatnes
Wack
Sneras Murnto
Unzey Unser
Mocvin Guedal
Tran Ca Ambos
Imrmerig
Omitcher
Bierman Takes Over Minnesota Duties At University
Bierman, who captained Minnesota’s fast teams in 1916, reportedly prepares to assume the role of coach at his alma mater as athletic director vacancy opens. He has a license and a storied record with national teams, with New Orleans ties noted in the report.
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Bierman
Innesotaa
Edinemfone
Honda
Hla
Inn
Hia
United States
Hie
Plieceful Gorball
Rew
Orleans
Rel' Dawson
Ibaa qAuartor Ck
Teecine
Toledo Wrestling–New Management Revealed
Sanigere alfigs of den Toleda STuilleis of the Ametican asaneintivi, recently acs quired by the Glevetnurl Taetiqua, lies weryoun Chdirthe femisan and THN Inth, another Slian half hawk, the Main Center stated. Wand peateral manager of te fi had been interviewed. Duluth Mon. Jon Mh-I'say ag ta fest ivertione game af t gonson here.
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Alk
Jamieson
Toledo Waulvblaxd
Sanigere Alfigs
Den
Toledea Stuilleis
Ametican
Asaneintivi
Weryoun Chdirthe Femisan
THN
Ihadny Ater
Te Fi
Sritke Maidlinn
Nuluth
Tulsa
Duluth
Mon
Jon
Angie
Newest Card Het Shot In Minors
New York January 18. Despite a close finish the minor league race produced standout performances. Raynard Mothoster led with three hits and base totals, edging John Gul of Baltimore for total bases. Isaac Doone and Senpee traded leadership in batting, while Bugne set a season mark surpassed by Popper. the season's key figures are highlighted in the official figures released today.
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New York
Erimt
Rayraur
Ranily
Tedene
Fotal
Hin
John Gul
Balmare
Isaar Doone
Yawari
Senpee
Bathing Teadership
Bugne
Popper
Tess
U. S. Bobsled Teams Picked for Olympic Place
New York January 29. With trials sparse to supply new talent the American sled committee chose 20 athletes to represent the United States at Lake Placid. Captain Cheshea leads a veteran group in two man and four man events. Notable drivers Heaton Totmberger and Stew Collins headline teams, aiming for Olympic glory at the Lake Placid site.
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New York
Lake Acid Nest
Elas
Cheshea
J. Tubert
Stevens
Ack Tmealan
Hones Momberger
Mien
Aer Coadrich
Torey Cragson
Heaton
Stew
Totmberger
Lake Placid
Lott Starts Defense of Canada Net Title
Jon Tewen Lott will defend his Canadian net title in the first round against Prineet Savard. The field includes notable players and pairs, with doubles partner Marcel Bainville and other seeded competitors, action extending through Saturday as first-round matches continue.
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Lott
OF Canada
Marvival
Jon Tewen Lott
Folletime
Mucor
Ule
Prineet Savard
Pacaday
Holt
Canarking Notters
Gere
Marcel Bainville
S'Oupdimy Davin Cup
Atic
Spyurday
Hilbert Wallye Mobtopal
Write Mereen
Vac
Berkeley Mall
Aiseald Warlant
Mack to rely again on his small club
The article previews 1982 roster shifts in Major League Baseball, noting veteran manager Mack and the Athletics plan to rely on aging stars and promising replacements. It highlights Connie Mack’s approach, McCarthy, Reynolds, and upcoming players like Bowman and Colman as the team reshapes for the season.
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Mack
Uy Conklin
Xnw Yen
Louis Carthuals
Ug Athletica
Aml
John MeaWray
Illaintegention
Mackix
Tiasmal
Mmveman
Ter McCarthy Han
Yankees
Dickipes
Uni
Walter Johnson
Carl Reynolds
White Sox
Uonnie
Mose Grove
Show
al Simmons
Ach Jane
Simms Pox
Amnt Sy Phig
Connie
Dib Mining
Eric McNate
Veteraan Doles
Fema
Jovielts
Howerps
Jie Bowman
Coley
Himerne
Aro
Weel
Mark
Miller
Hana
Bowman
Colman
San Antonian Edits Sports At Princeton
Princeon college scene features Shek Carrington son of Mr and Mrs John W Carrington of Falter Street. The student at Vesna Military Institute provides athletic focus while attending college, marking a notable junior year showcase in campus sports and local coverage.
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SAN Antonian
Princeton
Shek Carrington
John W. Carrington
Son Stort
Rhe’ Pablo
Priverian Young Corelagion
Tallege
Vesna Military Inatituee Ter Uo Yortr
Back in Limelight Fifth Spotlight After Manie Sehmeling
A track marks a return to prominence for Manie Sehmeling as the world’s heavyweight contender regains attention. The latest spotlight highlights his renewed form and anticipated clashes on the international stage.
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Manie Sehmeling
Champ Sets June Challenge for Jack Title Shot
The champion agrees to give Jack a crack at the title next June after a bout where Sharkey defeated Mania on a foul in 1930.
Walker Fights Anyhow as Police Take Him In
A chaotic confrontation led to Mickey Walker and manager Jack Kearns being arrested after a staged boxing altercation. The dispute, involving threats with a knife and revolver, ended with police detaining both men and filing charges. A witness account notes the clash occurred on the Jerney highway near Shrewsnice.
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Walker
Bemeling
Mickey Walker
Mekes
Jack Kearns
Tee
Jerney Highway
Red Hawk
Walker Wil Kenrix
Testerd
Walker and Kearns
Bauburu
Lars Waiters
Winters
Kearns
Dew
Wilker-Kearns
Deeer
Winter
Mickes
Schaefer Faces Veteran in Opening Three-Cushion Title Match
The article reports on Schaefer’s bid for a new title in three-cushion billiards, facing veteran Tiff Denton of Ranzna City. It notes Schaefer’s rise since defeating Willie Moyps for the 19.2% ballline crown in 1024, and recounts early match pairings and standout moments from the opening games, including Bus West and Lut Kenny in key showings.
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Uncago
Tau
Jake Sehnerer
Batklines
Ronelica Tanight
Anniker Vrown
Tiff Denton
Ranzna City
Schaefer
Willie Moyps
Pharnbal
Chammon
Loke
Ter Wines
Anne Foniell
Kipekbefer
Chicas
Che
Shinng Xin
Seoville
Fiffala
Donb
Ina
Thoiulalil
Sever
Boxing promoters announce title fight for Friday night
Promoter fried J. Lyiehl announced that Comms King and Rayman Tabling will clash as the main event this Friday. San Francisco and local fans await details on venue and card, with sparing bouts and undercard action expected.
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KING
San Francisco
J Fan
Fdwred
J. Lyiehl
United States golf team dates and captain named
Fragmented notice mentions dates May 1 in Los Angeles for United States golf team activities and an appointed captain Francis Quietlax. Reports discuss financing conditions and potential hold of matches with a later nominee to be determined. A May meeting of the US golf association is also noted amid unclear details about invitations and selection.
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Los Angles
Francis Quietlax
HL 1K Stamsag
Boesiday
Mateles
Toon
United States
Alton
Wyoming Colorado Fight For Title In Tight Mountain Race
Wyoming and Colorado vie for the conference crown as Rocky Mountain foes push for the top spot. Western State battles Calorado Mines while Denver appears poised to challenge, with Mayes leading Western State in a bid to finish strong.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
Gna
Western State
Danagovins Rehl
MAXIE TO TAKE ON SHARKEY IN JUNE
Boxing notes outline a June match between Maxie and Sharkey with negotiations in New York. Warnings on the broadcast and commission process are noted, plus strategy shifts and potential opponents for Sharkey. The piece mentions Dempsey, Schmeling, and Walker in context of heavyweight plans and commission hearings.
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Maxie
Sharkey
Walmer
Jacnks
Walker
Algister
Schmeling
Walter
Prontatecs
Waller
Conone
Sehmeling
Ineoba
Jack Dempsny
Sehmvling
Jacobs
Nbaniunei
Dempsey
Leonard Sadie
Stirkes
Counsn
National
Hoohap, Association
New York Ram
Bowen
Stripling
Fai
Marin
Hollyscoot
New York
Kiorkril Ily
Tohnston
Garden
Johnston
Insihe
Tor
Che Pane
Mhnekes
Lin Seas
Musieah
Hockey teams play in L A this week
Hockey squads from California and Texas square off in Los Angeles with two league games. The San Peters arena hosts the only home appearance this season for one team as both sides chase a better standings showing. The derbies add heat to a weeklong slate amid rising fan interest.
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Malas Toe Minas
Sal Antonio Arangers
Neil Rose
Theta
Fornia
San Petrales Arena
Onecenetiera
Ohaniwlen Roagera
Kings
Princeton Football Coach Selections Stir Speculation
Reading appears to report unsettled speculation over Princeton football coaching options. Names such as Warner, McGraw, and Trindeton surface in a discussion of potential successors while current leaders consider futures and resignations.
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Princeton
VOM
Irtigs
Wo McGraw
Tullies
Tolay
Stantori Awentor
Wiekeine
Ual
Tigers
AL Willme
Whittslelpine
Willian W. Traper
Turner Trindeton Sagen
Sunday School Contests Switched to New Venue
Switch Sunday School contests to Y N C A Haskewirl games schedule moved from Woollawn Inc court to Ridney Tracknerringe. The changes affect Wednesday night play with kickoff at 7 40 o clock. Tuesday lights guard energize the remainder of the second half of play. 18 610 family cards. Paul Briggs elected Tolball captain for 683 Triges led the team in 192%
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Reulmr
Woollawn Inc
Ridney Tracknerringe
Ely
Ses
Weadlawift Grime
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Texas
Paul Briggs
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Tolball Caninin
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Eaton Rough Assists Lead College Coaching Staff
The official signing confirms Eaton Rough as associate to the head coach at State University. Captain Meddottes, former West polar coach, will head the staff with four year terms for Angverwin and Nelson.
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Eaton Rough
Lo. Tan
Button Tagxersen
Toalhall
Erson
Otaches M. Smith
State University
Me"dottes
West Polat
Teach
Angverwin Sund
Nelson
Ingwerden
Nelson Ayax
HAIT TO ENTER FIFTEEN IN OLYMPIC TEAM
Officials in Los Angeles announced plans for fifteen athletes to enter the track and field program for the Olympic Games. The roster includes key stars from the United States and international competitors. The event schedule extends from July into early August with formal entries expected to solidify in the coming weeks.
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Hait
Los Angeles
Cee Wolver Cem
Clyne
Terre Interned
Lovins
Arthur 'T
Surins- Merix
Wilcan
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