Sewell Shuffle Hits Major Leagues as Veterans Depart
By LES CONKLIN Sports Writer New York January 21 veteran Joe Sewell may join other aging stars released as major league clubs seek younger replacements. Sewell, 32, batted .295 last season and has been a steady, though aging, infield presence with Cleveland after debuting with New Orleans in 1920. The era of the old guard declines as teams rebuild with fresh talent.
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Max Schmeling Heads Home to Prove Pugilist Supremacy
Max Schmeling, heavyweight champion, sails for the United States aboard the Europa on Wednesday. He pledges to prove he is not a paper champion and denounces the rough treatment by German newspapers, saying his next fights will settle his standing as Germany's best boxer.
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Minor Leagues Capitulate on Draft Decision
New York January 21 The minor leagues capitulated on universal draft after the International league, last Class AA stronghold, voted to accept the major league demands. Five leagues had resisted but ended the costly draft war, paving renewed relations and a set price for players with four years in minors.
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Eagles Defeat Austin High in Narrow Victory
Bracken Ridge Eagles beat Austin High 18 to 14 after a tight Tuesday night game. Eagles led 14 to 4 early, then rallied as Austin fought back. Seale Seale, Melugin, Kiefulh, Yarbrough and Naranjo led the Eagles with Seale at center and guards Hi and Naranjo.
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Another Meet for High Boys Cancelled
Chicago January 21 The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools has won another battle to abolish national high school athletic tournaments Northwestern University announced the discontinuance of its national interscholastic track swimming and wrestling meet Loyola Chicago defied the order by continuing its high school basketball tournament The association warned members that failure to comply could lead to disharment from the group
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Unclear fragments of a sports item with jacket match
Unclear OCR text reports an undefeated jackets meetup with Kiln OC Blues and mentions scores and locations, but many words are garbled. The readable names include Kilner and Gary with a Wednesday reference, implying a local game summary with muted details.
Strict referee sought for Friday boxing card
Hugh Nichols announces a strict referee will be named for Friday's bout headlining Billy Edwards versus Nichols rival in Kansas City at Beethoven Hall. Edwards reputed to sack referees and opponents, Nichols demands watchful officiating, with Howards at ringside and Edwards under 175 pounds. Other bouts feature Ned Lindsor versus Singh and Silent Rattan versus Vierce, plus two preliminaries and Scotty Dawkins as a planned escort.
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Edwardes
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Dallas
Elmer Guthrie
Nichols
Asanta Singh
Ned Lindsar
Singh
Somerset High Beats Edison in Interscholastic League Tilt
Edison Birch and four varsity letters were ineligible, forcing Edison to play with limited roster as Somerset High routed Edison 34 to 13 in a Bexar County clash at Somerset Tuesday afternoon. Edison schedules next with Alamo Heights Mules at Woodlawn Lake Friday and Southern Paul Pittsburgh at 48 work Saturday night on the game course.
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Indians Trim Up South San in Texas junior championship
Coach Kay Dizen's unit, now favorite to win the Texas junior title, lost to San Antonio's team in a close contest. Final scores show South San Antonio exploiting a late surge, though the Indians led early and remained competitive through the half.
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Antonia
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Eorh Dixon
Association Night Baseball Faces Compulsory League Push
Joplin and Shawnee clubs debate enforcing a mandatory league setup as Springfield and Bartlesville observers weigh the transfer rules and eligibility. Officials from Tulsa to Oklahoma City consider whether the season should proceed under broader association approvals in a tense, regionally voiced discussion.
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Dope
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M. Seuthen
Miehagen
Bartlesville
Echidna
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Selietales
Lions Field Cagers Beat Presbyterians
Lions defeated Presbyterians in a local basketball game as listed with names such as Evans and Raine among the players. The readable lines reference players and teams, indicating a close contest and notable contributions from Wal Evans and Raine Crote amid the fragmentary report.
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Reigh Count Father of Derby Hero Sire in
Reigh Count, a famed Derby winner and sire, is identified as the father from a farm near Care UI. The text notes the foal was born January 14 and hints at potential future racing success, including the Hamilton futurity, with the young horse shown improving in health.
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Saratoga Stakes Derby Entry Announced
A terse note from City Mo on January 2 confirms entry details for the Kane Heary race at Saratoga Stakes Derby. The record lists entrants Pereali coll and Werhert Venturf among the competitors as part of the official entry announcements.
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Fragmented OCR text unclear asks about washing and cleanliness and possible offense. Mentions Suiehhie Lane Heart and unclear names. Contains no coherent report or identifiable event or quotes.
Army League makes tense win in Pur 3nin Houston arena
The Second Medical Regiment edged Third Infantry 40 29 in Houston auditorium Tuesday night for a RHO league win. Lineups feature Medicos Phillips and Smith and Twenty third Infantry Taylor and Lurimay with guards and centers listed. Officials included Miller as referee and Lanreth as timer.
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Kelly Field Basketball Scores and Squads Roundup
In Kelly Meld league play Fortieth Squadron defeated Forty-third Squadron and Tenth School group faced Thirty-eighth Squadron. Earlier Forty-eighth Squadron beat Thirty-ninth 50 to 38 while Forty-second Squadron narrowly edged Worty-first 43 to 42. Baird and Cott led with 27 and 14 points respectively. Clark and Maurer top for Thirty-ninth. Landgraf and Andress officiated.
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Galveston Park Contract Awarded for Grandstand Project
Galveston Texas June 25 Sheare Moody and associates awarded the contract yesterday for section 1 of the grandstand and park for Galveston's Texas league ball club. The park will be almost an exact duplicate of Stuart Stadium at Beaumont seating 7500 percent and will be constructed of steel concrete and concrete.
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Sheare Moody and Associates
Grandstand
Stuart Stadium
Beaumont
150 Mile Boat Hope From Wood In Fast Run
ASSAME BEACH Fla Jan 24 A Detroit boatman Gar Wood seeks a world speed record with his Mi5g America aiming for 150 miles per hour. He says a new record will come after engine tweaks and trials March 7 and 18. Sea Reave, who held last year’s record, was fatally injured in trials.
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Cavalier to Miss Johnson Bout due to Illness
Sick Cavalier will miss Johnson bout. Meeting Lat Ty Johnson, Chicago negro, in the semi-final to the Bradlock Sehant bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Winald Masa of Bryan New Jersey the substitute for Cavalier is bully. Most universities colleges and accounts school belong to the disarmers in its group meaning no student's credits would be accepted as an accredited institution. Western's journal attracts 850 athletes last spring.
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