Teeth Gorge Champ To Give Up Golf
Texas Open golf at Willow Sprince on Jan 29 will crown a new champion as MacDonald Smith cannot defend his title due to pyorrhea threatening his teeth and heart. Bobby Cruickshank arrives in California to rest for San Antonio, expressing affinity for the city and plans to base there. The field grows with new contenders while some top players are unavailable. Hagen will appear in Texas with a Dallas exhibition featuring Harry Cooper.
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Harold Scherwitz
Willow Sprince
MacDonald Smith
California
Bobby Cruickshank
San Antonio
Cruickshank
el Paso
Lee Bobby
Willow Springs
Texas
Jack Smith
Brackenridge Park
Smith
Lee Diegel
Joseph Schenk
Eddie Sjnes
Gene Sarazen
Florida
Johnny Barrell
Quickshank
Charley Guest
Ed Wadley
Vic D' Alberto
Dark Horse
Hagen
Walter Hazen
Tex
Harry Cooper
Dallas
Cooper
Los Angeles
Owen
Hagen and Cooper Exhibition Tour In Dallas
Hagen and Cooper announced a planned exhibition tour with Walter Haven and Marry Cooper in Dallas starting January. The schedule includes Cedar Crest events and stops in Houston and San Antonio, with two weeks of appearances planned following their arrival, per Bid Commer.
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Dallas
Cooper
Walter Haven
Cedar Crest
Houston
Wichita Falls Golf Stars Head to Texas Open
Wichita Falls stars Bil Sinachan and J T Yeargin depart Sunday for San Antonio to compete in the Texas Open. Latiny Wochran, 1924 and 1925 Texas amateur champion, also plans to make the trip with Weeks Park Golf Club manager Yeargin.
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Wichita Falls
Bil Sinachan
Dugan to Fight Pancho at Beethoven Hall Thursday Night
Faith, Pat and many hail Kid Dugan a fine lad. His father, a Kansas City rabbi, waits in suspense as Dugan faces Kid Pancho at Beethoven Hall Thursday night. Harry Goller is identified in relation to the bout.
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Faith
Pat
Kid Dugan
Kid Pancho
Beethoven Hall
Kansas City
Harry Goller
Paneno
Rome
Kid Dauch
Ping
Bowles and Juelg Shatter Springs Course Records
In a Tesus Open practice round at Willow Springs, Bowles and Juelg posted rapid scores despite a lingering thumb injury. Bowles shot 71 on a windy day, with a back-nine 32, while both professionals pushed pace and challenged course records, drawing praise from onlookers.
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Suber Tucker Bowies
Edwin “Berile
Willow Springs
Juelz
Bowles
Antonio Bo
Bowlesmith
Hubbard Denies Turning Pro After Madisonville Meet
Amateur star Jian Hubbard, 1 Cleveland, denied turning professional after a broad jump event at his home town Madisonville last night. The sports note references a party involving golf terms and a humorous misprint about a money match and nine holes, but confirms Hubbard's amateur status remains intact.
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Hubbard Still
Jian
Dellart Hubbard
Hane
Madisonville
Fight Results From New York to California Tonight
Fights tonight list Eddie Anderson in New York and a ten round bout in Summa California. Names like Black Bil Cuban fly and Pinkey York appear, with others including Wilmis tom Cal Everett Strong Omaha and Paul Parrish Oklahoma. The page notes a technical knockout for Ceh Young Harry Winn Diego and mentions Honolulu and San Lucas in brief fight items.
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Associatedress
New York
Eddie Anderson
WioMiNe
Summa
California
Black Bil
Pinkeyw York
Wilmis Tom
Cal Everett Strong
Omaha
Paul Parrish
Oklama
Ten
Oakland
Ceh
Young Harry
Diego
Ovar Denury Priston
Honolulu
Dive Barie
Mort
Dixie Lahood
Bantamines
San Lucas
Texas Coach Search Thrown Into Jeopardy Over Applications
A flood of more than 21 applications for the Texas football coaching job has been filed with the athletic committee. Names mentioned include J Bon Stewart and Gary Wetzel among others as the panel weighs candidates. The process moves forward as votes and appointments remain unsettled.
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Austin
Jan
He Athletic Comnhivers
Footka
Gary
Latzo Fights Baker in May in welterweight title defense
Latzo, touted as the world welterweight champion, plans to defend his title in May against Baker. Reports say Baker recently lost a bout but is expected to make a strong showing. Latzo has a busy schedule with bouts vs Jimmy Jones, AP Webster, and George Russell lined up in venues including Dittshorel, Cin reinn, and Oklahoma City in February and March.
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VTL
Barts da Dan
Pancho Pancho Fights Kid Dugan In Main Bout
Boxing bill at Beethoven hall features San Antonio favorite Kid Pancho meeting Kid Dugan of Kansas City in the main ten round bout. Promoter Ed Edwards promises a strong card with Jackson vs Macias and two amateur preliminaries, with betting and anticipation high among local fans.
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Gayle Talbot JR
San Antonio
Fistiana
Beethoven Hall
Kid Pancho
Kid Dugan
Kansas City
Fool
K. ©. Brown
Farr Sam Houston
Kid Wood
Squared Circle
Brown
Cottonseed Greens at El Paso Worry Pros in Prantine
Fragmentary OCR text references cottonseed greens, El Paso issues, and stray names. Core readable items mention Pro s and an entanglement with Loneoaf and gray Johnny v4 amid unclear context.
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el Paso
Engineers Rally to Beat Infantry in Scrappy Showdown
A muddled report notes Engineers rally to defeat Infantry with key lineups and players such as Halliday, Weller, Labrand, and Smith turning in drives. Referee mentions and scattered names suggest a tense contest with limited readable details.
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Soegud Paginners
Fefe
Meirath
Cain and
Seeiede
Halliday
Weller Ang Labrand
Goarde
Smith
Cards Seek To Sign Up Frank Snyder
The St. Louis Cardinals renewed attempts to sign Frank Snyder, former St. Louis catcher and long time New York Giants star. Snyder, who spent 1926 in New York waivers, asked for a 1927 contract but was refused. He returned to Texas spending time on his ranch and hunting. The Cardinals aim to pair him with manager Bob O Farrell, the only experienced catcher, and Breadon said he expects to sign Snyder before week’s end.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Snyder
San Antonio
Snyder
St. Louis
New York Giant
New York
Sam Breaden
Cardinals
Texas
Bob O'Farrell
Breadon
Wildcats Fall To Bankers In Intermed League Clash
Sam Houston Bankers edged Frackenridge Wildcats 24 to 20 as R e h man led scoring with ten points and Carrola added six. In the nightcap Peoples Supply defeated St Joseph's Society 27 to 17, with Ter rillian leading the losers at eleven. league games next week were postponed.
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Sam Houston Bankers Basket
Jack Williams
Frackenridge Wildcats
Gil
Turner Ball
Peoples
St Tasent ‘Cagers
Schultz
Main Avenue
Mraeckenridee
Rehsman
Rehman
Carrola
Pankers
Wildcats
Holland
Fikes
Alex
Salas
Yong Pena
Land
Peoples Supply
St. Joseph’s Soeiety
Terrillian
Sam Houston Bankers
Art Center
Scott
Mennier
Howard Rite
Commercial Tigers Triumph Over Heights in Racketball League
The Commercial Tigers defeat Heights Boys in a Racketball League match played at Puesday. Key players include captain Coleman at center, Betts and Wright as guards, with forwards Alamo Tisighta Mickenfare and teammates Roig and Perien contributing notable plays.
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Taniies
Puesday
Abyiratio
Ve Stars
Tanesipet
Alamo Tisighta
Mickenfare
Coleman
Centor
Betts
Wright
Tigers Alvarado
Cuellar
Fris
College Basketball Scores From A Fragmented Report
An unreadable OCR fragment lists college basketball scores with Navy, Yale, Fordham and Dartmouth appearing among scattered figures. Varsity results show uncertain values and team names, reflecting a damaged page with inconsistent numerals and misread letters.
Local High Schools Ready for Three Game Series
With under a week to the three game title series Main avenue and Brackenridge high schools face top opposition. Hamilton’s Main avenue squad meets Ment. Pate Seffner and the 23rd Infantry Gagers in an exhibition at Fort Sam Houston Auditorium. Brackenridge opens Friday at San Marcos against the San Marcos Lades with twelve players traveling. The matches promise a well balanced showdown between the two senior teams as fans anticipate a fierce race for the title.
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Main Avenue
Brackentige
Pepare
Harry Hamilton
Pate Seffner
Twenty-Third Infantry Gagers
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam
Hagles
San Marcos
Brackenridge Eagles
Hobby Hon
South Side
Uvo Peas
Wright Files
Brackenridge
Hares Hamilton Sr
Alain Avenue
Fort Sam Houston Auditorium
25 Goalers in L A Party to San Antonio Double Header
Houston is sending a 25 man party to San Antonio for a Saturday night double header at Camp Narmoxle. The girls from Flowston Southern Pacific railway face Draughon's Business College, while the Houston men tackle Incal Roemer aggregation after the game. The Roemers recently played in Houston.
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Houston
San Anamin
Camp Narmoxle
Flowston
Southern Pacific Railway
Draughon
Business College
San Antonio
Ollock
Roemer
Roemers
Bayou Cite
Soldiers Have Chance to Become World Champions
Soldiers stationed around San Antonio compete in a free throw tournament to crown the world champion shooter. The San Antonio Army M.C. A. hosts the event through February 28 with scores under set rules. International teams and organizations participate. Turk Cops and others are among the prize entrants.
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Antonio
San Antonin Army M.C. A
Iserview YS Arc. A
Severkd
Turk Cops
Iuiedady
Prises
Langford Benefit Bouts Draw $6000 For Star Boxer
In New York many races and boxes gathered last night to aid Langford in a benefit bout series. The event drew about $5000 in contributions and featured both Negro and white boxers in a show supporting the former champion’s fight against possible blindness.
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New York
Dans
Sara Leangford
Boston
Rostan
Great Heights
Artillery Cagers Defeat Infantry in Army League Game
The Fifteenth Artillery team edged the Infantry Headquarters Battery and the Twentieth Infantry Headquarters Company in a midweek Army & Navy league contest. Notable players include forwards Holloway Williams Choquette and guards Smid, Osenhansh, Moni.
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Sifteenth Piert Artillery
Twentieth Infantry
Army &Y
Hneaps
Iteenth Artillery
Prieda
Mev Williams
Choquette Coneters Holloway
Miekfared
Taentionh Unfantey Smid
Osenhansh
Murtateh
Baseball War Looms Over Winter Campaign Portrayed
The piece railing at Baseball War between Ban Johnson and Judge Landis foresees a dramatic clash as both leaders push their agendas. It notes heated exchanges over authority, pay, and past scandals, with fans awaiting a lively season kickoff and tensions simmering into spring.
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Landis
Johnson
Ban
Tan
Judge Landis
Cardinals Vow Title Defense With Largely Intact Roster
The St Louis Cardinals plan to defend their National League crown with a largely unchanged lineup minus manager Hornsby who was traded to the Giants. Douthit Southworth Blades lead the outfield while Frisch at second and Bell at third anchor a deep infield. O'Farrell returns as manager and player. McKechnie joins as coach as Avon Park prepares for 21 preseason games.
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ST. Tous
Bie Louis Cardinals
Southworth
Nave
Douthit
Blades
Vlades
Tor Frisch
Hornsby
Breadon
Frisch
Anil
Giant
Tas
Shortston m
Kerstaun
Bottomler
Lester Bell
Cardinal
Alexander the Treat
Peries
Haines
Shordel
Rheta
Reinhart
Keen
Herman Bell
Jimmy Sting
Bob O'Farrell
Inkseason I
McKechnie
Jill McKechnie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Avon Park
Fila
Tune
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Twade
Eddie Shea
Hay Miller
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Bill
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K.C. Brown
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Ray Macias
Charles Fuller
Joe Espina
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Newshoy Brown
Kid Tugam
Piper
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Jillian
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