Brackenridge Ties Up Title Fight With Main Avenue Win
Brackenridge high school edged Main Avenue in a Friday night clash at the new Brackenridge gym. Santos led Brackenridge with four field goals and 10 points while Lanier paced Main Avenue with 10 points. Coach Wright Hiley’s squad maintained a late lead as Lanier’s defense tightened, but Brackenridge prevailed amid injuries and a high-energy rally.
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Sidnie Lamar
Voks
Ccampione
Ange Hack Frei
Hanes
Brackenridge
Woodlawn
City High School
Drackenridge
South Side
Wright Hiley
Santos
Aes
Sual
Vuksasaries
Ayait
Bridax
Lanier
Pete Garcia
Minin Avenue
Hy Looky Garcin
Lanier Pleser Scobedo
Ferrss
Ewohedo
Graduation
Mendez
Farice
Ferns
Smith
Cordenne
Farias
Sanchez
Unil
Bolenme
Maio Arcour
Harlandale and Heights Teams Rally in Rain for Wins
In wet conditions Harlandale Indians defeated Bdaneget 21 14 and Heights beat Mujea 14 12. Forward Squatir Stewe scored nine points for Harlandale as Klemeke and Wiexins led their Mercer counterparts. Next week Harlandale hosts and Merlandah travels, with all games at Harlandale gym.
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Berar
Bdaneget
St Somerset
Rand Court
Edison
Evrr
Ro Fm
Squatir
Stewe
Boss
K. Klemeke
Srmercer
Tigi Poltta
J. Wiexins
Merlandah
Keven
Anerin High
Ana Lamin
Central High Beats Lareda Team in Close Game
Central High edged Lareda 44 to 41 in a Friday night contest. Key players included Menno, Qhrintsi, Fitizstnaia Faredo-Mrini, Ni walle, Borsey, and Owens. Officials noted Cen tral-Enine 423 and Tarediy-Cetin 41 as scoring marks.
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Lareda
Redee
Aine
Wobsey
Lied Sven
Menno Th
Reders
Mrini
Walle
Borsey
Cooper
Mangan
Owens
Sata
Central
Enine
Tarediy — Cetin
Qnnn
Audreey
Rotetee
Lambhin, Ster
Tixpeed
Peacock and St Anthony's in Conference Contes
A garbled OCR item mentions Peacock and St Anthony's in a conference contest context. It references college athletics and Saturday events with incomplete names and uncertain teams. Specifics on opponents, scores, dates, or locations are unreadable.
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Peacock and
Savannah Georgia Team Captains in Early 1900s Football
Fragmentary text recalls Glenna Dofinson of Savannah and captains of college teams around 1901 1906, with mentions of Ravannah High Florida Military and delayed details about captaincies. Indicates a historical notes column discussing sports leadership and travel claims.
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Caet
Aises
Glenna Dofinson
Savannah
Georgis
Ravannah High
Florida Millary
Rraceimy
Bn 1830
Uhnsom
Earried Cayi
Sauer Triumph After Kallie Victory In Hard fought Bout
The match featured Sauer and Kallie in a tense bout with calls of clean hits and near knockdowns. Callers and officials praised a decisive sequence that secured Sauer a victory, while critics noted Kallie’s strong rally and referee rulings shaping the final score.
Final fling era for San Francisco football season
Fragmented report outlines San Francisco football plans and potential early selections for a fall game. Names and places are garbled, but references to coaches, colleges, and players hint at a season preview and anticipated signal plays ahead of a break in play.
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San Francisco
Tau
San Francisco Bay
Regio J
Frank Carideo
Knights of Columbe
Anilay
Acart
Jay
Lenid
Hedick
ANB
Stratastan
Aynean
Tinga
Dake Meleins
Stary
Tutto
Ctra
UT Ten
Jana Peres
AGW
Staeee
Ines Mackeys
Int
Beanne Eatery
Carden Sn
Bo Bawse
Calle, Beer
WIE Malfoy
Easel Ararat
Siafpe Tn
Seal, Maskell A
SD Nevere
Stanfail Teteven
Thetik
Epraskata Veriett
Cate
Ik WB Moyathi
Northwestern and Michigan Face Big Ten Clash Tonight
Northwestern meets Michigan in a pivotal Big Ten basketball clash as leaders clash for supremacy. Indiana and Illinois also eye key games this week while Northwestern seeks consistency and top billing in a tightly contested race.
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Camule
Chile
Indiana
Mloonington
Ohinaneey
Michigan
Inger Iyier
Northwestern
Roe
Headquarters Win Kelly Cage Opener
Guards and lineups highlight a rough opener as Headquarters Squadron defeats their Kelly Cage opponent. Notable players include Beeler, Roge, Wanser, Berton, and McNade with guards and forwards contributing in the standings. The game unfolds Monday night with early momentum and waiting opponents for the next matchup.
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Mie Nein Xan
Engin
Pridag All Hie Cleorkquiarters
Senate
Te Sipelian
Tob Pegeers
Spuintn
Rogevere
Kenneys G rocers to Play All Stars
Kenneys Grocers set to clash with the All Stars in a regional exhibition. Event features local players Daren Sage and Suvari among participants, with anticipated competition at Mont venue. Strong roster includes Lewy, Reiten, and Aifiti.
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Kenney
Grocers
Sage Om Rund
Reiten
Guldahl Leads in Phoenix with 61 in Open Golf
Ralph Guldahl of Detroit shots 61 to set a Phoenix course record during the first round of the Arizona Open Lowrnament. Despite windy conditions, several contenders posted under par, with Guldahl leading a field that includes Walsh, Weed, and Cox. Weather improved for the second round as players prepared for 18 more holes.
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Vhoenis
Ariz
Din
Bam
Ralph Guldahi
Detroit
Professions
Dallas
Guldahi
Lick
Bolls
Top Kent
Weey
Texas
Crain Wood
Feal
Nod
Aml
Walsh
Chicazo
Kr Laffen
Wes
Charles
Fis Weer Uren Lates
Phoraix
Tiray Maiton
Phainly
Joln Dereki
Cab Vows Minero
Elihuret
N.Y
Wilf Cox
Brooklie
Uarry Csoper
Chiraz
Irene Sarazen
New York
Hyles
Helen
Sun Gory
Ralph Uldhaht
Weirnit
Fee Bear
Lau
Cra
Weed
Holletwang - Soo
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Us Tattoon
Denver
Charles Gaert
Tetra
Oren Love
Hhoaway
Gray Madison
Phovalx
John Perel
Chi Faro
Tony Manes
Fimburst
Shy Wits Cox
Treskisn
Marry Chaner
Ctra
Paraten
Paul Ruayan
Sterne Dacie
Tuccan Atle
Dave’ Hackn
Lowel
Molion Coreiny
Phoenix
Owen
Portland
Ofe
Abe Paplnora
Cheacy
Ian Tay Mancrum
Low Angel Biz Wea
Mezan
Fork Web
Elm ‘Hammer
Shoenix
Feesre
Chiraen
Wickseen
Fan Angelo
Clarsanen
Jurnan
Cask
Jannoin Tarhac
Ties
Themnton
Narni
Gwin Fart Berryohn
Bra
Unclear fight results list with many names and places
Fragmentary report lists numerous boxers and locations such as Newark Fargo Rey, Chloe Deehn Vancouver, Dave Shade Callienta and Matt Adzle Milwaukee. The text appears as an OCR garble of results with scattered towns including Trenton Philadelphia Detroit and Springfield, naming multiple athletes and bouts without cohesive outcomes.
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Newark
Muy Petrave
Fargo
Rey Kheckel
Poland
Chloe Deehn
Vancouver
Erie
Egle
Oki
Wolfe
Serihle
Tenn
Vontle Walkes
Trenton
N. J
Sankey
Denver
Matt Adzle
Mhllweloha
Detroit
ST. San Wek
Mugler Prater
Hida
Wutcomed
Gtane Whiindelphia Tks
Malkwerd
Hed Aioheme
Air Asie
Autoaimied
Yoo Palazzola Tira
HAR
Franeven
Barling Dinar Selheba
Ban
Tommy King
Manett
Hoakare
Wash
Glenn F
Warde
Geurar Martin
Marien
Jones and Piazza Fight Monday Night
The fragmentary report mentions Jones and Piazza in a Monday night confrontation amid unclear context. It references boxing or competitive action and lists several disjointed phrases including names Akeni Sei and Mickey Wal, but the exact event, location, and outcome remain obscured.
Old Texas Custom Shapes Sox Love of Home
Chicago report notes a long standing Texas preference among players. Vic Frmuter, a young pitcher, left Texas for the White Sox in 1930 and soon returned home in Mount Vernon, while Carey Soh, a Houston Texas leaguer drafted by Chicago, says he is satisfied with his contract yet avoids business ties tied to major league play.
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Chicago
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Vic
Sox
Rue
Mount Verdon
Southaldy
Carey Soh
Houston
White Sox
Mackmen Sell Joe Boley to Cleveland Clevedant
Veteran shortstop Joe Boley is traded to Cleveland by Mackmen to boost infield defense. Hilly Vans, Cleveland general, announced the deal as Baltimore Orioles alumnus Montague is expected to become the regular shortstop while Boley will still try to crack major league rosters.
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Mackmen
Joe Boley
Cleveland
Joe Daley
Be Selies
Hilly Vans
Leo
Toley
Montague
Qolkr
Daltimore Orioles
Philadelphia
SKM
Bob Grove
Coarse Earnshaw
Les Injuries
Dib Williams
Evans
Boley
Hogan signs up but others holding out in baseball talks
The major baseball hot stove talks show minimal changes as two stars refuse reductions in salaries. Outfielder Andans Perderiee of Brooklyn and pitcher Bevin Araine of Pittsburgh rejected new terms, awaiting another offer from the American Federation. Both men planned spring training and hoped to negotiate directly, staying wintering in Coraleana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Salars
Ds Loire
Caiéher
Ioan
York Ginnix
Thien
Andans Perderiee
Brooklyn
Bevin
Araine
Vittyburgh
Lake Smiley
Conference admits Schreiner Institute amid Axis-related turmoil
The Sesion announces Schreiner Institute's admission into a conference amid political upheaval following a resignation. The conference plans competitions in basketball and golf and has set future safety and program measures, with preliminary arrangements already underway.
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Keuryulle
Helsteiner
Taner College
Petrolle Stops Career of Another Rising Pug
The report details Pete Petrolle delivering a tactical win over a rival contender in a welterweight boxing match. He dominates early rounds, with precise rights and a steady defense, while the opponent sustains visible damage and fatigue throughout the bout.
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Petrolle
Harvard Wonder Boy Barry Wood in Lab Experiments
Barry Wood, Harvard’s noted athlete and student, participates in chemistry experiments at a laboratory under Dr Lawrence Tendors. The 21 year old plans to pursue Johns Hopkins Medical School, while continuing sports including hockey and football, and seeks enrollment details as publicity follows him.
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Leigh Matteson
Uhsy
International News Service
Boston
Barry Wool
Harvard
Tadas
Thin
Rome
Ethan Uml Mirrniden
Scholarskins
Gheius Na
Rnis
Crusaders
Mit Wet
Rostan Mockey
Univeresis
Wood
Seim
Gaston
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Esmelly
Dohne Mophins Medical School
Lawrences
Mery
Wonl
Jira
Aldelinna
Western Tennis Body Meeting in Chicago
The Western Tennis Body gathers in Chicago to discuss proposals and name changes. Members debate lawn tennis in the Midwest and the organization name to Western Tennis Federation. Cincinnati is noted as the expected reelecting site for president Fred De Ruma.
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Chicago
Tiwna
Midwest
Te Wan
Fret de Ruma Cinginnati
Wisconsin Lake Hosts National Speed Skating Meet
The two day national speed skating championship unfolds on Oconomowoc Lake in Wisconsin with top contenders from Jam and Wie competing as winter conditions bring moderate temperatures and calm ice for the event.
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Wisconsin Lake
Oconomowoc
Alake
College Basketball Teams Show Wide Scoring In Eventful Meet
A chaotic OCR of college basketball scores lists numerous teams including Abilene, Wake Forest, North Carolina, and Oregon. Several matchups feature high totals with varied results, showing a bustling slate across conferences and venues.
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Aelanane
Sao Wovaton Trackera
Rosiiu
Daniel “Baker
Tecan Tech
Ovlanoma Tanhandle Ageles
Asie Hill
Abilene Fos
San
Angel
Coleite An ‘Teathere
Zinil
Slady Bs
South Takota Biate
Derntnksite
Biate
Mlarauri
Fan State
Ubielome
Nartheast Mansur
Cen- Maxouel
Ing Tiel
Mpa Leachaca
Weenie Sysrerrimld
Pa Leachace
sBupdee F. Whwani Jewell
Twratn
Methorsenkane
Oegole
Tula
Gxleboms
Soathiven
Chabome Teachral Qkinuoma
Northwest Oktuhcons ‘Trechera Boucheset Onlehame
Ra Dh Cer i. Dake Tf
Dianesh
Mons Lana Normal
Waminw
Golerade
Western
Leaver U
Tenehare
Colrada Aggie
Bsinham
Nevada
Chicu Stetcodeca
Oregon
Weahinntor i. Fresm
Calit
Califurnia
Christiane
Tagez Vista
Pan
Polo Tourney to Be Rushed if Weather Stays Dry
Reports indicate the polo tournament will be hurried if dry conditions persist, with plans for matches including Alt Coarpa Oringe Miascarid Towed and Sir Corny Dine on successive days. A Thursday tilt at Persh ing Fell produced a lopsided 19 to 8 result after delays, injuries and player redeployments affecting team merits and field reputation.
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Eral
Wight
Austin Qaeele
Matel
Corny
Iyenae
Pershing
Posthonemenia
Wna Hurt
Art Bark
Reach
Grusadere cl
Capt
W. Tl. T
Insera
Bandle
Han
Flimlim fades and several wrestlers shine in match chaos
The card features numerous bouts across weight classes with many names like Freeman Newark Mantu and McLeod competing. results show tight decisions, draws, and notable performances including a 25 40 time by Maly and a 27 00 clocking by Kierhmeyer in Detroit while Chicago and New Orleans contenders vie for wins.
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Thea Tomine
Maly
Jimmy Aie
Manion
Ama
Ghisar
Ter Freeman
Newark
Wander Mantu
Flungary
weTive
Joule Gram
Dmien
Cleveland
Cirea' Gesraw
Hustag
Ascunt
Bete
Tanlal
Len Anzette
Thelsoke
Tomy Felice
New ‘Orleans
Natend Kierhmeyer
Ully
East Lake Clie
Drew
Ang
Kicchmayer
Arcand
Pawn Teton
Sail
Emy
Jim Liodeey
Detroit
Mem & Falls Festiné
Fresh
Homah Nichole
Wabl Agate Ohampleo del
Flanteyra
Login
Fat Vance
Ghrangler
Tamir
Lew Abele
Aper
Dagia
India
Oes Fall Seart
Aight Ronnag
Ryerson and Day Reach Glenn Curtin Amateur Semi Final
Ryerson defeats Merry to reach golf final at Miami in the Glenn Curtin Amateur. Day advances after birdie three on the eighteenth, sealing a victory over Ken Merry. Contest held in Portland Maine and New York venues with other matches noted.
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Ryerson
Miabit
INK
Conpersiawn
New York
Glenn Curtina
Vistue
Ken Merry
Miami
Winflelit Das
Whienge
Laelst
Coa
Maine
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Central High
OOK Diisey
Amboany
Piag
Mw Reuthwesy
Vane Academie Eration Gemnel
Owla
Fred Wah
Kenley Atinale
Tehids
Ps Sale
Kay Maree
MS Smilers
Ripley
King Eee Sn, Lee
Arn
Karl ML
ZINK
Anish Sorksoowille
Tay
Pieemme
HOTEL
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Joan Haynos
Tain
Savamnaly
Florida
Deal
VIE
Hiples
Sauer
Kallie
Beomary
Reiuay
Colmcare
Eo Mellin
Gene Caliente
Halle
Mingis
Kallis
Vanda
Chersbionbin
Sieldril
Nalionel
Fy Beyer Connelly
Miller
Areubil Miller
Ken Wallis
Calica
J Miller
Punthier
Arlantig Saneier
Subway
Mit
Headquarters
Kelly Cage
Guldahl
Jones
Piazza
SULA
Aioe
Ping
Mickey
Schreiner Institute
Merrell
Dobirh
Anne
Baldie
Madixon Bauare
Vecrolle
Kurt
Pete
Jefhawkie
Peteolle
Visth
Prem Hye
Tiokeoly
Barry Wood
Sarvard
Bern
Millan Aendsros
Milin
Gravaren
Captien
Hanover
Wilntegion
Trankun Ze
Genteal
Sarma
Anvilte
Feranyille
Bimraon Pears
Linmine Maestester
Fuemon
Collans of Crareater
Wuttand
Newberry
Aneaternhindt
Wingate Aunter
Millraps
St. Ghat
Titus
Mlarsurl Watley Wesleen
Sith
R Ding
Malinne Swift
Cnet
George Haut
Enater Vipane
Esmascics
Tatala
Tom Calton
W. Kant
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Aine Lawton
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