City League Scores Highlight Early Second Half Openers
The Edgar Tovin Surveys and Omala Praternieyquints Frient led Webb at Woodlawn gym as opening games of the second half schedule produced key wins. The Surveyors, undefeated first half champions, beat Public Service 44 to 22 while Giunta’s squad topped Jewish Athletic Club 41 to 7.
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Edgar Tovin
Omala
Vettman Peehe Vvee
Wissdiss
Shobin
Tashiorack
Dydin
Public Service
Duluit
Alter
Wendland
Nick Peters Faces Japanese Star in Hollywood Bout
Nick Peters of Hollywood meets Japanese challenger Kanishi in a lightweight headliner at the Hollywood Legion Stadium. Peters is expected to test his strength as the Texan seeks win amid doubts about his knee, while local fans anticipate a decisive battle.
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Hollywoon
Cali
Tan
Nick Peters
San Antonin
Texas
Ad Umin Gen
Japan
Kanishi
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Teters
Buck
Gru
Arkansas Upsets Missouri in Fast Break Victory
In a Southwest Conference clash, Arkansas defeated Rice 86-31 as Bob Lackard scored 18 and sparked a late first-half burst. Sterlney added 14 with key three-pointers, while Mike Seale and teammates contributed nine and eight points for the Razorbacks who led four minutes before halftime and rolled to the win.
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Rice Tusbilute
Imainst
Arkansas University
Ak Faye
Texan Christians University
Ab Pork Worth
Une
Rice
Arkansas
Texay
Dallas
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Rine
Inadah
Feyetteville
Bob Lackard
Arcaneans
Lockard
Sterclny
Patrits
Mike Seale
Alcw
Raebbins
Inde
National High School Basketball Honor Society Announced
Everett M. Case announces formation of the National High School Basketball Honor Hall. The society will award yearly certificates to top high school players across the United States for scoring, loyalty, attitude, sportsmanship and ability. Local coaches grade players. a four-college board mentors the awards.
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Basket Ball Honor Society
Prankfort
India
Everett M. Case
Ta- Mana
Hanor’ Hall Society
Case
Socciety
Baskab
United States
Cane Syid
Heeid Mae Goard
Justin Bovey
Lie University of Southern Californis
Forrest GC. Aili
This University
Kaiyas
Jamica Neertion
Layula University
Los Angeles
Obscure Notice on Local Commercial Matters
Fragmentary OCR item notes a meeting or record involving a secretary-treasurer Dick Boyd and a hotel or dental reference, with unclear roles. Reads like a shaded administrative notice or financial item, lacking readable names, dates, or concrete actions.
Jefferson Defeats Brackenridge to Hold Lead
Jefferson defeated Brackenridge 30 to 1 in a key league clash as the Mustangs, led by Whitlock Zander Kinney and Bob Freeman, stretched their perfect 3-0 start. Brackenridge remains behind after losses to Jefferson with Lanter’s Voks and Peet Finn WOH noted as contenders in the second round at Brackenridge gym.
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Brackenridge High School
Jefferson Mustangs
Brackenridge
Eagles
Jefferson
Informa
Harry Hamil
Tech
Dunn
Lanter
Voks
Dee Thie City High
Gang ‘Hae
Hime
Anthony
Chivo" Rodriguez
Guar
Will Jetform
Nemo Berrerd
Waks
Miso
Wallace Grassmlck
Loeligtchin
Will Haye Te Waéeh
Ito
Brackenridge Gym
Sinee Jefferson
Whitlock “Zander
Bob Kinney
Bob Freeman
Teonid Holder
Jefferson Stars
Uneir Teem
Puck
Lantering
Brick
Enridge
Louiter
Peet
Mustangs
Freeman
Varder
Kinney
Curtis Kiaerner
Brackparkige
Dolly
Brackeneldige Taraware
Iptforran
TS Prager
Brackenridge Women Golf Team Dominate Intercity Meet
The Brackenridge women led by Mrs J Lee Wilson and Mrs E P Werpuill defeated Willow Springs and other rivals in a city golf event. Scores show Brackenridge players sweeping several matches, with individual wins by Wilson Browne Hemphill Puttiebee Sheehy and Purcell, while Willow Springs fielded Hoffman Armstrong Saigh and others. Next matches set for February 4 at Vin Burney field with Willow Springs and others slated to compete.
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Brackenridge
J. Lee Wilson
E. P. Werpuill
Aubrey
DB. Sheehy
Tra-City
Tenn
Breckenridge Plyers
Tiwietley
Willow Springs
San Antonio
Willow Savings Lane Wits Olleating
Wanenh Lel
Min R. Browne
Ayes Pelt
Wanee
Purcell
Representang
Gountix Club
Ware Myre
Todd Hoe
Donald Tobin
Armstrong
Ewarket
Bob
Hary
Mes
Dl Darhoe
George Hoffman
Mra N
Dathmtlia
Army
Wilson
Browne
Me. Hemphill
Jégeett
Mra. Puttiebee
Vince
Sheehy
Nti. Paerel
Southb
Willow Springs Roo
Mary
Mewnoc
Mra
Pott
Hoffman
Saigh
Jie Bo
Vin Bunesy Field
Benehen Liege
Pistol Teams Engage in Match at Reed’s Grounds
The Liheyly silub pistol team accepted a challenge from One Hundred fifty-axth Cavary Brig de Reserve Officers clan to a pistol duel at Reed's munclad range on the Exposition grounds using 44 automatics. The match is set for Sunday afternoon with the range opening from 4:36 each weekday and all day on Saturdays and Sundays. Shooters will attempt targets at 26 yards with slow fire and rapid fire stages.
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Liheyly Silub
Hiv
Cavary Brigde
Reed
Muntclad
Exposition Grounds
Fred Lato
Kowal Driving Florida Golf Into Clear Lead
Kowal of Albany opened with a 71 and then shot a 69 to coast into the late rounds of the Mian Billmore wine tech golf tourney in Florida. He defeated John Cummings of Memphis 2 and 1 to reach the next round as Hill of Cincinnati advanced by knocking out Barnes.
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OORA
Gables
Henry Fe
Bank
Kowal
Allcn
Billmore Wine Tech
New York
Paratsferia
John Cummings
Memphis
Tenny
Douglas Hil
Cincimall Toray
Hill
Hernett Pearson
East Quogue
DiMaggio Refuses Yankees Offer in 1934 Salary Talks
New York January 27 DiMaggio the famed Yankees star refused to lower his salary demand, reportedly around 90000 dollars, after a 50 minute meeting with owner Ruppert. The original club offer was about 11100 dollars, an increase over his prior pay, but DiMaggio stood firm awaiting a final decision from Ruppert and Keane.
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New York
DiMaggio
Jaceb
Maggio
Ruppert
Keema
Yankees
Jed
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Dintaggia
Sunday Schools The Ragtat Cevopis Event at Wella Gym
Readable remnants describe a Sunday school wrestling event at Wella gym with preliminary rounds and a list of competitors and times. Names such as Gellier Taide, Nic Watdey, and Marti Thomas appear among many others, with references to upcoming meetings of representatives and a Friday deadline.
Devore Gavs Coach Berth at Providence College
Hugh John Devore, former Notre Dame standout and three-year assistant at Kerdham University, was anointed varsity head coach at Providence College on Friday after serving as an interim role. The appointment marks a milestone in Devore’s coaching career and fills the leadership position at Providence.
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Devore
GAVS
Providence
MSI
Staut
Kerdham University
Hugh John Devore
Fonthary Caplots
Mt Notre Dame
Paard
Providence College
Young Terry Retires From Ring After Brief Career
Trenton boxer Young Terry announces retirement after a one year pro run. He twice challenged for the 160 pound title, but lost to Ben debyard Gorill, Jones.
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Tere
Trenton
N. J
This Makes Fé Unnanimous Girls Vote for Joe Routt
NENTOWN January 21 Texas Agele guard Joe Trout, named all American, greeted attendees at Texas State College for Women. Miss Mary Ann Walker presided as students honored him with a feathered gift from Hank, while memories of Sammy Baugh at Texas Christian University were recalled during theassembly.
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Joe Routt
Nentown
Joe
Trout
Texas Agele
Khown
Texas State College For
Woolsey
Hank
Mephis
Ryidney
Slade
Mary Ann Walker
Wichita Pals
Sammy Baugh
Texas Clvistian University
Gricdron Nepo
I. AL Pivis
Wes Ferrell Tops Golfers in Sarasota Qualifier
In Sarasota Florida Wes Ferrell led the Say Vole qualifying event for the Championship tournament with a 73, bidding to win as a favorite. Dizzy Dean wagered $20 000 on his chance while Nick Altrick and Sam Dyech were among rivals, and match play begins soon with final rounds Sunday.
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Sarasota
Fla
Jan- Ann
Deagam
Lindhie Galt Ove
Wesley Porrell Biront
Washington
Lloyd Brown
Cleveland Buker
Jack Russell
Boston
Velrole
Pau Waner
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean
St. Lois
Nick
Altrick
Mose
Budge and Mako Win Australian Singles
American contenders for the Aus alli Tan tenns championship faced round one results. Budge defeated Gene Make 6-3 0-7 6-4 while Mako beat Lionel Brodie 6-3 0-7 6-4.
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Budge
Mako
Arllahis
Auscraia
Dan
Don Ride
Gene Make
Hudke Wow Vom
Lester Hanteck
Lionel Brodie
College Cagers Incoherent OCR Fragment Report
The readable lines show mixed team names and scores from an athletics page. Notable names include Garesio ech 47 and Vanderhill 14 with others like Panhondra A and M and San Diggo Blaze AR. The fragmentary text lists multiple teams and mismatched locales and numbers, hindering a clean match.
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Min
Millundva Jas Tagisane Temple
Garesio Ech
Arkanam
SA Rice
Tonnesaen Poly
Vanderhill
Panhondra A
Ramston Fashwa
San Diggo Blaze
Thatlon Globe Polters
Naver
Yawallnn Albarn
Finntarn Wontucky
Chpirn
Reihang
St. Vine
Carroll Mt
Riper Tattimoyn
Cattralicth
Tannersen
Browns Buy Pirates Weaver in Major Trade
Pitcher Jim Weaver, a six foot six inch, 230 pound right hander who played for the Pirates the past three seasons and had eight wins, five losses last year, was sold today to the St. Louis Browns. Browns president William Beneswanger announced the deal by phone from St. Louis as details were not disclosed. Weaver has also played for the Washington Seniors and the Newark International League before joining the Yankees system, and now resides in Covington.
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Ensa
St. Louis Browns
Willam Benswanger
St. Louis
Wraver
Pirates
Eeasion
Hoe
Nineatehs
Winnig
Weaver
Tor
Browns
Guba Aft Pirates
Washington
Uhere
Newark
Yankers
Roy
Covinglophy By
Take Only 28 South For Spring Work Roster Shows
New York January 91 report on the 1938 Yankees roster reveals 28 players. The small lineup prioritizes pitching with 14 hurlers and features holdovers like Gomes, Murphy, and Yaner, plus Newark Bears farm players including Bores and Donald. Outfielders Selkirk and DiMaggio expected to anchor a lean, roving lineup as the club plans adjustments for May.
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New York
Yankees
Hrouse
Malone
Jack Sullepaver
Fitcher
Frank Makosky
Tomy Lazzeri
Chicago Guts
Newark Bears
Yank
International League Farm
Phe
Letty Gomes
Big Charley
Monte’ Arson
Ivy Paul Andrews
Billap
Hadtey
Johnny Murphy
Dirsy Rarge
Joe Yaner
Kemp Wicker
Lee Sth
Cincinnati Redz
Chicago
Kansas City
Minas
Wiese
Daligren
Louetting
Dickey
Joe Glenn
Arnold Jurgens
Buddy Resav
Sensol
Roni
Jergens
Sant Ny
DiMaggio
George Selkirk
Myr Hoag
Jake Powell
Tommy Henrich
Henrich
Charley Teller
Tron Manehrig
Hedtolfenk Aird
Frankie Croselil
Gorddan
Saxon
Newark
Las Tre Job
Flinghagzerra
Joseph Vi McCarthy
Burbank Edges Brackenridge In Lone Southwest League Game
The Luther Burbank team defeated Brackenridge by 32 to 21 in a Southwest Academic League contest at Brackenridge Gym. Brown scored half his team's points with 14, while Bushank led 17-13 at halftime and Hob Growit contributed in the forward spot.
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Luther
Hayes Presses Sox Boss for Higher Pay
Chicago January reports reveal second baseman Yr iseckie Hayes sent a bulky package from Clinton Alabama to White Sox owner Charles Comiskey urging a salary raise. Hayes, who batted 229 last season, claimed he drove in 13 more runs than Cecil Travis and outslugged several peers. Comiskey reportedly replied by boosting his contract after a lighthearted exchange.
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Chicago
Yriseckie Hayes
Uncle Low
Wichita Victor in Light Cup Polo Meet
Wichita Victor, playing without Clarence Stirk due to an eight-goal limit, defeated San Antonio Polo Club 7 to 4 at Miler Field in the Light Cup semi finals. Ray Berrs scored three for the winners, with Wills Hardman and Rube Goodnight adding, as Kansas team outpaced the visitors in wet conditions.
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Liner
Herbord
Parshingeld
Randolph Meld
Anslin Polo Clat
Uawford Field
Lie
Gils
Harbord Feld Wilts
Cli Horsemen
Ray Berrs
Wills Hardman
Rube Goodnight
Lee Aldwell
Fight Results in Fragmented Maryland Boxing Card
Readable scraps show multiple bouts with blurred names and cities. A bout lists Baltabury Maryland and Washington opponents with stops and outpoints. Another lines mention Brooklyn and New York figures, with scattered judges and near random scores.
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Uying
Baltabury
Moonie Wrikle
Washington
Terry Zinkhany
Tultinvee
Wilmington
Dol
Thansy Lancaser
Inhnny Marabella
Brooklyn
Trish Mira
Jimmy Adamick
Dobe
Tar Singer
New York
Partiant
Paul Donlar
THY
Cewlator
MaGtaver
Bevanlen
Thillailutphly
Thindersonville
N.C
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Bob Franman
Whitlock Zander
Leonard Holder
Coach Hemilton
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Bad Yas
Amala Lerner
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Tahoe
Rebowitye
Demaree Epabel
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Vohen
Wolf
Gasrman
Kamernas
Marty
Ea Velie
Zamimeeman
Tach
Mourr
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Gcorer
Careis
Timekeeny
Porkers
Pris
Odental Roolae Guyter Hotey
Dick Boyd
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Aodones
Mme Mo Tapers
Craven
Mente
Orm
Mung
Knights
Atle Chots
HUA
Athenone Liquer
Blum
Fia
Liquon Lightning
Kaueman's
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Sinte New & Ondyh
Florida
DI Maggio
Ben Tosi
Ana
Roenn
Murstall
Chaney
Woodsley Ghay
Kinley
K. V
L. MeVay
Rodeure
Thomas
Smith
Vierin
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Ed Woodlee
Raymond Lackey
Curtis Klaermer
Bob Kinue
Wes Ferrell
Ole Diz
Finsis
Sam Dytch
College
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Jan
Jim Weaver
Filisnureh Pwnte
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Ean Gems Sn
WM Weaver
Hines
Shawnee, Okls
Gy Blanton
Pittsburgh Pirates
Blanton
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Cms
Mel Marder
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradtyald
Bardir
Academic League
Wichita Victor
Bates
Greenville
Ralph Schwabe
Mareh
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