Corps area sports finals set at Fort Sam Houston
Col Wait C Johnson of the Eighth Army Corps announces a corps level basketball final this evening between post champions across New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma Colorado and Wyoming. Earlier the corps football title was decided at Dengue Park Antonia with Fort Crockett aviation team winning. Baseball finals are planned in San Antonio likely in August.
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Gallery minded golf crowds tame dangerous pockets
In a Far West winter golf scene galleries stay orderly as pros trust spectators to avoid interference. The piece notes no incidents with Cyril Walker or Mac Smith, credits improving attendee behavior, and parallels gallery conduct with a broader movement toward golf wise crowds.
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Florida
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Caliente 25,000 Open Golf Championship Draws Top Pros
San Diego hosts the Caliente 25,000 open golf championship with heavy bets on top contenders. Clin Dutra of Brentwood and San Monica, aided by brother Marty Dutra, lead the field with steady rounds as Mora and Smith challenge for the title and the long money.
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Hanlon Holds Walker's Forfeit Money in California
William H. Hanlon, chairman of the California housing commission, refuses to follow a court order concerning a $10,000 forfeit posted by middleweight Mickey Walker. Walker’s manager Tack Kearns obtained a temporary injunction, but Hanlon says only the California Supreme Court can decide the money’s disposition, keeping the cash until the court convenes in about 30 days.
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Bank of Fort Wayne Leads Pro Scalers In APBL Standings
Bank of Fort Wayne leads the APBL scoring race with 100 points across 30 games. Newcomer Dave Fenks of Fort Wayne tops individual scorers with 180 points in 20 games, followed by Carl Hosta of Cleveland and Chizmadia of Rochester among the top three.
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Irish Mack Pilkington to fight Tony Herrera in eight round semi
Chicago boxing fans will see Mack Pilkington of New York face Tony Herrera of Fort Worth in an eight round lightweight semi windup on Friday night at the stadium. The card is promoted by Jackie Wields and Vince Dividee.
East Gets Some Revenge For Football Setbacks
The Ent fared poorly in football but gains a basketball revenge tally with 28 wins in 31 interconference games. Pittsburgh led by Charles Hyatt headlines a strong run, beating Northwestern, Ohio State, and others while the East regains footing against Midwestern and Southern foes. Syracuse, Duke, and Creighton figure in notable results as the season narrows.
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Fight Results From Various Matches Across Cities
A scattered report lists boxing outcomes from venues in Idaho Kansas City Denver Los Angeles and other cities. Notable is a sequence of decisions points and knockouts including Colima over Peregrinov and Hart over Verne with several bouts ending in technical knockouts or outpoints.
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Edwards Done as College Athlete
New York January 22 A university ruling bars Whil Edwards from varsity competition after January 31 preventing defense of the indoor and mile titles at the intercollegiate track championships. Edwards holds the outdoor half mile record and titles, has Olympic experience representing Canada, and was slated to compete for New York University with limited eligibility remaining.
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Wrestling Promoter Seeks Warm Auditorium at Fort Samton
Promoter Ralph Ham planned a trip to Port Sam Houston Wednesday morning to check if he could heat Fort Samston auditorium in time for Friday night wrestling. The card from last week remains, with Aby Coleman replacing Johnny Cuccia to face Jack Ryan, Cyclone Vox vs Brick Hackelberg, and Oreste Yodnifi vs Gus Leuhman.
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Dempsey Cancels Bout After Canzoneri Injury
Chicago date January 22 Jack Dempsey searches for a February 7 Coliseum attraction after canceling his 10 round bout with Tony Canzoneri due to Canzoneri’s eye injury. Canzoneri will be out a month.
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Derby Set For May 17 In Louisville Kentucky
Derby date announced for May 17 at Churchill Downs in Louisville Kentucky. Cal B McWinn, executive architect of the track, confirms the scheduling and notes preparations underway for the event.
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Grantland Rice and Evans Meet in Golf
Palm Beach Florida January 22 14 Grantland Rice sports writer and defending champion faced Mary Evans Moore in the annual artists and writers golf tournament. Evans carded a 72 yesterday while Rice posted an 82 to win over Frank Ceawlel in the opening round pairings included Jefferson Machamer with T Webb and Fox with Charles McAdamy Arthur Somers Roche with A Newman.
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U S Entries Strong In Canadian Tennis
The United States shows depth in the Canadian minor championships with players from Chicago New York Philadelphia and other cities. Notable participants include JL Gilbert Ta Muntelatr Uimnet Pare Frits Mer and James Wheldon among others in a broad delegation gathered for the event in Canada.
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New York
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Boxers Ban Baseball After Championship Fracas
In Chicago, boxers led by promoter Dim Mullen push to bar professional baseball players, with Commissioner Landis and baseball officials banning boxers from playing baseball. Boxers vow to fight on but must stay away from caveball, as they protest the cross-sport entanglement.
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City League Contests Postponed By Cold Weather
Presiding City Senior Basketball League president Geng Seng postpones one doubleheader set for Wednesday night due to cold weather. A meeting at 7:18 Friday night at the Broadway sporting goods store will set a new date. Standings show a potential three way tie in both divisions as teams push for early leadership.
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East Texas Teachers Now Tied For Lead
East Texas Teachers tied for the lead in the A A Basketball race after a win over Sau Toysten Normal. The Stringer brothers Emicky and Oliver scored 35 points combined while Coe contributed 11 for the visitors.
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Jack Johnson Leads Chop Suey Jazz Band
New York report says Jack Redhue Johnson fronts a jazz orchestra at Brontway Chop My establishment. Once famed as a fiddler and showman, Johnson now headlines the act and draws attention for his bold stage presence and past exploits.
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Shires and Arter Meet Bush in Secret Baseball Talks
Shires smiles as Arter confab with Bush in Chicago. The Life of organised baseball era shows trade whispers and a push to restore order after a fist fight. Officials signal hoped revival with Donte, Hew White, and Rosgell Chon in talks for contracts and team unity.
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Polo Delayed by Cold Weather Says Official
United States nuclearologist T. H. Darbos predicts subzero temperatures Thursday forcing postponement of polo events. Maj. J. L. CL Tones announces no play until fields recover and safe conditions for fans.
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PHONE LEAGUE ACTION OPENS AT EXPOSITION GROUNDS
In the first double header Construction defeated Installation by a score around twenty to one percent in a close opener at Exposition grounds. Bruce Murray and Manny kept the defense tight as Bedrolle led scoring with 12 and McMillsin pressed behind. Substitutions included W Murray and Manny for Construction while Patterson and Puos played for Installation. In the second game Division Office defeated Accountants 28 to 18. Tae Uaberer led with 27 points for the Division Office, while Howard McMillan paced the Accountants with 13. Quillan, Pickens, and others contributed on both sides in a tight contest.
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Brackenridge Faces Main Again On Ice Showdown
The second game of a five game series between Brackenridge and Main Avestr high school ice hockey teams starts at 4 at San Pedro Island rink. Eagle star Sack Smith leads Brackenridge as they seek to rebound after a loss in game one to Crime Sip by a TB cote.
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Eagles Edge Beavers In Rivalry Night Indoor Match
The Eagles struggled late but beat their fiercest rival Lin Minin Avenue Buffalors 17 to 12 in a close opening city championship game at Exposition grounds. Sather led with 10 points as Beevs and Rutledge added scoring amid substitutions and referees Nereen and Puck noted.
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Italian heavyweight Garibaldi debuts in New York victory
New York reports New Italian heavyweight Garibaldi, a strong contender, won his New York mat debut by defeating Tiny Rocco of New York. Other results include Hazen defeating Washburn, Preeman defeating Dimitroff, Vale beating Zetventak, and McMillan overcoming Drank.
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