Arizona open golf championship faces postponement
Turmoil hits the second annual Arizona open with snowfall delaying play as weather permits the tournament to begin. Ray Mangrum of Texas and George Peter of Phoenix won the pro am best ball with 66-5 on par 12, while Craig Wood and Robert Coldwater finished closely behind.
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Phomniz
Arizoan
Arricaa
Ray Mangrum
Texas
George Peter
Phoenix
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Robert Coldwater
Chicago Stadium placed in equity receivership
Chicago Stadium corporation, operator of the West Side venue, was placed in receivership in a foreclosure suit for 1 750 000. Receivers Sidney W. Strotz and Fred E. Hummel said major events would proceed as scheduled, including National League hockey and six day bicycle racing, with assets pegged at about 5 million while debts and interest totaled around 300 000.
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Cmicago
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Chiraga
West Side
James HB. Wilkercan
Charles E. Perry
Milwaukee
Perry
Sidney W. Strotz
Stadlon Corporation
Fred E. Hummel
Strotz
Perry's
Emacon
First Walon Trust
Gavings Bank
Stratz
Western Leaguers Meet to Decide 1933 Season
In Kansas City Missouri January 21 1933 the Western League and Western Association owners meet with major league reps to chart future of the minor circuit. Options include an eight club compact league or a North and South two six member circuits. Dale Gear opposes current setup citing travel costs and distant Denver Pueblo and Oklahoma City.
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Hansas City
Western League
Western Association
Oomers
Ardous
Teague
Saye
Dale Gear
Tilks
Oklahoma City
Denver
Pueblo
Jragas
LaBarba and Watson Fight for Madison Square Garden Bout
Fidel LaBarba has signed to meet Beata Tom Wilson in Madison Square Garden next Friday night in a featherweight clash. Watson debuts after Chovolate’s suspension, with Chocolosta to defend his title against the winner of LaBarba Watson in February. The punch heavy clash follows Clark’s controversial effort to unify the 112 pound title and new commission testing rules.
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New York
Fidel' LaBetha
Fuse
Beata Tom Wilson
Madison Square Garden
Istic
Kid Chovolate
Ous
Chovolate
Watson
Key West
Fla
Department of Ishor
Chocolsta
LaBarba
Unis
Fidol
Fiky Glark
Tex Rickard
Clark
Sa Barba
Jed
New York State Athletic Commission
Bowers
Mall
The
Garden
Michigan Coaches Pass Up Notre Dame
Michigan’s football coaches rejected a proposed Michigan Notre Dame series after a meeting called by Athletic Director F H H Yost. The decision follows unclear discussion at the banquet and a belief that continued tough times and the association’s poor condition justify avoiding an added major opponent.
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Michigan
Notre Dame
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Michigan Ath- Jee Association
Alfre Ninesigan
Bowling League Winners Dominate with High Scores
The report details multiple bowling leagues with top performers. Jack Driscoll led one team with a 206-687 series, Otto Kiana and Jenny Digan posted strong marks, and several teams achieved high totals. In the Ladies Tennis League, Mirnm Chevrolet swept Bragsel Druga, while the Sommers club posted a 16-nine margin to stay ahead.
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Prasec
X. Whilewael
Sommers
Mra
Frank Palmer
Granxo
Brackenridge Down Tem ples Wildcats in San Antonio Series
Brackenridge high of San Antonio routed Temple 85 to 31 as they extended a three game win streak over the locals. The visiting team dominated with sharp goalers and moves, continuing a two game series that began in San Antonio and wraps up this weekend.
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Temple
Temple Wildcats
Brackenridge High School of
San Antonio
Brackenridge
Ferenand
Jeff Hi Keeps Up Pace In Basketball
Jefferson Mustangs triumph 45-21 over San Antonio Teoh Friday night at Jefferson gym. Dietzel led Jefferson with 10 points as Norris and Gomez shined for the losers, while foul shooting woes by Teoh hampered them early.
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Thomas Jefferain
Teck Sefferson
Haine
Wiice LE
Norrie
Diag
Dietwel
Ridgeway
D. Oy
Smitty
Gomez
Cardelioe
Beck
Caverns
Teeh
Hammel
Kulne
Batilla
Montez
D. Rivas
Salinas
Jarmon
Jefferson
Trinerial
Nichols
Cortese
Mitchell
Kattley
Monaco
English
Curtis
Wesmules
Three L A Shooters Win National Honors
Three junior shooters from San Antonio Texas Derrough Grohman Richard Koltersman and Willim Zadik earned National Rifle Association recognition in 1932 as expert riflemen in the junior division. Overall 38260 junior shooters qualified across grades from marksman to distinguished riflemen. 59 attained distinguished decoration and 377 earned expert rating.
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L. A
San Antonio
Texas
National Rifle Association
Washington, D.C
Derrough Grohman
Betty Jean Street
Richard Koltersman
Avondble Avenue
Willim Zadik
Stratford
Stage Hunts Quail With Lusing Friends
Alonzo Stage former head coach at the University of Chicago who was notified he would retire due to age joined Wray Richards in Luling for several days with Dr. O C Schiemann SMU president. They hosted a quail hunt on T Z Brown Farm east of Luling and later fished in a new lake.
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Lusing
Luling
Tex
Alonzo Stage
University of Chicago
Wray Richards
Lising
Richards
O. ¢. Scleeman
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
T. Z. Brown
Brown Farm
Mrs. J Lee Wilson Wins Women's Golf Honors
Mrs J Lee Wilson clinched weekly handicap title with a net 81 as the Antonia Women's Golf Association hosted a Friday event at Riverside. Mrs George Matteson placed second with a net 86. The group votes to play at Willow Springs next Tuesday and Friday.
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J. Lee Wilson
Frisch Ready To Battle Hornsby
New York January 21 Frank Frisch second baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals declared at his home in New Borhell today he is in great shape for the coming baseball season Possibly Rogers Morlatt is training for a challenge or owner Sed Breandon has talked big salary Frisch has been working out at the New York Athletic Club weighing 168 pounds and in fine condition He said I am in better condition than in years I feel the urge to play ball already.
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New York
Frank Frisch
St. Louis
New Borhell
Rogers Moriatty
Frisch
Sed Breendon
New York Athletic Club
Shan Dye
Dixie Sports Take Honors In Local Basketball Showdown
Dixie Sports won 62 47 over Laurel Heights Methodists at Woodlawn Jake gym. Neal 18 and Kreter 14 led the winners while Barnjus had 15 for Laurel Heights. Lineups list Dixie forward Haese Kreter Neal center Arcinegn Bavege guards with subs. Laurel Heights Barton Ward Dixon Boyd guards with subs Walters Jackson. Highlanders beat Bt. Johns 45 02 with Franks Turk leading and substitutions noted.
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Dixie Sports
Laurel Heights Methodists
Woodlawn
Btdotin
Lutherans
Highlanders
Neal
Kreter
Methodists
Barnjus
Dixie Club
Haese
Arcinegn
Ud Bavege
Subs
Behulee
Howard
Thompson
Alles
Franks
Turk
Suche
Venter
Lashbrook
Collier
Hil
CaYter
Jesser
Faulk
Birkie and Braddock Draw Midnight Garden Bout Low Attendance
Hans Birkie the German heavyweight from California and Jimmy Traddoski of Jersey City clashed at Madison Square Garden before about 4000 fans. The bout was dull with Birkie forcing slow action and taking a few hard rights in the eighth and tenth rounds before Braddock Kent's work and the weight disparity showed. Birkie weighed 200 pounds and Braddock 181 1/2 as the match unfolded with little suspense.
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New York
Hans Birkie
California
Billy Prtrolle
Bop van Klaveren
Madison Square Garden
Bep
Birkie
Jimmy Traddoski
Jersey Cuy
Braddock Kent
Jimmy
Birkle
Braddock
Texas Tackles Aggies in First Road Game
International News Service reports Southwestern Conference fans look to Texas University’s road test at Texas A. and M. Tonight's game may show if the Longhorns remain undefeated on the road. Arkansas aims to repeat Kurs over Rice Institute, while Baylor vs Texas Christian was postponed due to Judge Jenkins’s death.
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International News Service
Cage
Texas University
Texas A
M. College
Tonleht
Longhorns
Wyon
Win Tesh Agee
Arkansas
Ins
Rice Institute Owls
Houston
Owls
Fayetteville
Baylor University
Texas
Chris
Oo Bae
Aibsin de
Murphy
Totatus
R. TV
Enlinr
Johnson
Bagley
Vvevay
Koch Fel
Melaiar
Fon Dixon
Ae Tolls Etsp
Arlimrenn
Mitee LY
Tenia
Kendall
Dele Saxton
Gita Jon
Jonte Ctulnad
Timelte
Chietonoras
Ion
Moody Kl
Antinrch
Disa A
Baler Ant
Normoyle and 67th Win Mission Games Prat Basketball Feature
Normoyle and Summers lead the Sixty-seventh Squadron to a decisive win in the Mission League feature. Bevenly First Brigade falls 40-25 to Mormoyie All-Stars as Prospect Hill is routed 80-22 by the same squad.
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Normoyle
Prat
Dill
Neight
Mormoyie
Bevenly First Brigade
Prospect Hill
Normogie
Ferler
Summers
Humphries
Fowell
Hendrick
Freeley
Upshaw
Hertz
Offer
O'Neill
de Lean
Ball
McElyain
Thomas
Cester
Buckner
Veach
Woods
Chrvistie
Warren
Clark
McNair
Lewis
Wilson
Shock
Gary
A. Bain
Posey
Subs
May
Fox
Hain
Army League clash ends in Fort Baym tilt loss
In a rough Fort Baym battle the Army League game folded amid errors and scoring, as both sides traded baskets. The Ninety-third Triantrymwu surged with strong defense and timely points, while Second SIMUL ompany connected on late bursts to edge the visitors 37 to 26.
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Fort Baym
Lenin
SIMUL
Hardin
Etna
Tincany
Harein
Lawrence
Giland
Conti
While
Amontgomery
Ruardny Marinail
Coniter
Scott Medicox
Kramer
Smith
Unclear OCR fragment reports a local event or note
The readable segment shows garbled names and places with scattered phrases about times and people. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable, making extraction of a definite headline or summary unreliable.
Kelly League Squadrons Chart Early Season Standings
Kelly League Squadrons Shily-eight and Thirty-nine lead after four games each with per cent records. Mutalog third hosts Fortieth with two wins and two losses while Forty-first and Forty-second sit near the lower half. Forty-third has yet to win in four starts. Monday schedule features Forty-first Forty-second and Sixty-eighth versus Forty-third as league games run Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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Mutalog
Disl Hava
Peter
Legion Baseball to Continue Despite Major League Cutback
Indianapolis Jan 21 Russell Cook director of the Americanism commission of the American Legion announced the Legion's annual fuel baseball tournament will be held next summer despite the withdrawal of financial support from two major leagues. He said the leagues cannot underwrite expenses this year but pledged other support to keep the contest alive.
Country Club Announces January Golf Tournament
San Antonio Country Club announces a January golf tournament with 64 players competing across three flights. Club officials say the annual event runs January 27 to 28 with 39 entries noted in early details.
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Country Club
San Ant Country Club
Janis
Mit
Ninay
Tra
Braddock Defeats Feldman in New York Ring Bout
James J Braddock wins a boxing match in New York against Abe Feldman with commentary from Seaney Recaneny. The event features New York and Germany linked contexts and includes references to San Antonio Light Pattern Department.
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New York
Hana Write
Germany
Nciated
James J Braddock
Jenex
Abe Feldman
Mexican basketball clash headlines weekend league action
The Presbyterians aim to extend their unbeaten run as they face a tough Wes Ley opponent at Lanter gym. Seven games into the season, the strong Wes Ley House five lead by Ramey vows to halt Presbyterians. Tip-off is Sunday night with Frm Pena officiating. Max Schmeling may join an exhibition bout in Atlantic City on Washington’s Birthday with Joe Jacobs negotiating venues.
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Herb Batu
Lanter Gym
Sehool Basket
Jeagile
Meodista
Wes Horse
Presbyterians
Anott
Engers
Wesley House
Jost Ty Ramey
Bors
Frm
Pena
New York
Max Sehmeling
Hea
Jack Dempsey
Atlantia City
Washington’n Birthday
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Convention Hall
Sehmeling
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IGE
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ULLEE
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Jeff HI
Bryan Street
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Ghost Valley
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Bud Nash
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Herman Waldman
Don Amado
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