Frogs Triumph as Dietzel Leads With 20 Points
Adolph Dietzel of San Antonio stars for the Frogs as they beat Arkansas University 26 to 25 in Fort Worth. Dietzel makes seven field goals and six free throws for 20 points while Sumner adds 20 for Arkensas. The victory boosts the Frogs toward the championship chase as other conference games loom over the weekend.
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Sensations
Frogs
Arkinses University
Fort Worth
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Jthen Willaws
Williams
Dietzel
Alste
Desan
Baylor
Ans
Aegius
College Station
Hice Owls
Cellarites
Desas Christian
Arcomses
Dorkers
Arkensas
Sumner
Pickten
College and City Basketball Results Across Plains
A verbose summary list from Fort Worth to Merion shows scattered college and university basketball results. Scores include Missouri and Illinois teams, with notable games at Vermilion Davenport Davenport and Provo. Multiple matchups feature University of Tulsa Grinnell Temple fields and Willamette competing in regional contests.
Ice hockey report shows Canadian division scores and arena notes
The piece records a Canadian division lineup and fan interest for the Nedoral hockey teams, naming divisions and rivals. It mentions referees, players such as Ard nee moore and Mane Teste, and a game at the San Pedro Veland rink with specific scoring by Bray Cece. The report references matches and locations across a busy game night, noting team actions and audience engagement.
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Tapothe
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Leamus Arnic
Ard Nee Moore
San Pedro Dveland
Bray
Cece
Amoaio
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Tiavtay
Gap
Ryerson Triumph Seals Miami Golf Championship
Ryerson clinched the Miami golf championship in a tight finish as Byers and Coopstown led early play. The event featured intense play on the final green with key shots deciding the title.
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Ryerson
Coopstown
ONSET
Gleen
Nyereon
Boffalo
Ryerson Army
Miami
General Ward and a Tulsa girl overcome limits
General Joseph R. C. Ward, veteran officer dating to the Civil War era, rose to brigadier general after a long career including the Nations Guard and Spanish-American War. A Sand Springs girl, 11, born in suburbia, with severe handicap, has learned to crawl and write, hoping to send a letter to Mr Minter, caretaker of this paper, for attention to the "Helles Te gr Nol" cartoons.
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Aeluykh Arsenal Dozier
Pennsylvania
Wither Tors
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Joan Whisnaot
Axe 1
West Thin Street
Sand Springs
Tulsa
Oklehoma
Rwlttsubaris
Jngous
Painstak
Minter
Helles
Garden Bucks Bruen's Boat Plans Spark Boxing Talks
New York reports Plans of the Macheto year garden corpora Live to pin an Gprosion Reayrreeight Flow at Misch sceinetite former general pvonacer, Frank J. Beven, were revpated bore teala. William J. Carey, president of the garden, says they are negotiating with Tully Griffith, Sioux City heavyweight. Griffith would be paired with Jaohns Uxeudun for February 20 if the New York boxing commission approves. Carey says the garden will not promote Bruen unless Pa Sembling is reinstated. The proposed bout dates near the Primy Corners Eimmy Maloney match, with Bruen promoted at Miss March 5. Miami officials ask Carey for permission to let Bruen seek another venue. The garden’s Miami contract bans major matches other than Garden events.
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Bersice
New York
Jen
Macheto
Garden Corpora
Misch
New York Boxing Commission
Perauedel
Renetaw
Szevdun
Goml Etanding
Sembling
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Garden
Miami
Eimmy Maloney
Bivl Jiruen
Carey
Jarden Arena
Bruen
Dyampieis
Gerden
World junior welterweight champ outpoints Ness in Angeles
The Associated Press reports Ciengo Jack Kidberg of England defeated Goldie Ness in a non-title bout while other bouts across the country produced knockouts and draws. Notables include Roberson Peters, and others in hotly contested light welterweight and middleweight offers, with figures listed from several cities.
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Jack Kidberg
England
Goldie Ness
Toa Angeles
Giler
Edie Shea
Chicura
Barbera Awards Dinner For Winning Girls Basketball Team
A note describes Barbera offering a dinner at the Original Mission Restaurant as a reward for the girls basketball team after a hard fought victory Thursday night. Creator Michaels Sharers plans the event as a social celebration with local figures attending and a set schedule including a later gathering at 2450 Crook Street.
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Barbera
Lena
Bute
Jeaguy
Ihacles Siarhers
Misivan
Phefers
Phere
Weber
Wiicet
Addiion
Demolay Five Split Even in Friday League Doubleheader
Demolay Five split a Friday senior league doubleheader. In game one National Bank of Commerce beat City Central Bankers 31 to 17. In game two Rantists defeated the DeMelays with lineup notes for players from several teams.
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Ney
National Tank of Commerce
Rewood
City Central Bankers
BLD
Rantists
Phon
DeMelays
Witehell
Kazheeh
Surlee
G. Tox
Tt. Cox
Eldridge
McNeil
National Bank of Commerce
Schoch Zal A. Turedge
Ts. Mutledge
May
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Dedtelays
Marhech Nickerson
Witchell
Bunbee
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J. Cox
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Tale Flinn
Mitchell
Hoeler
Flint Baptiste
Fr Quinn
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Tollusnan Stinson
Means
Thrailkill
Kets
Anuderathy
Scott's Y Rassle Squad Heads to Houston
Scott's Y wrestling squad travels to Houston to represent the Incal C Ay in a regional meet. Team members Eddie Curtis Johnny Miller and Gilbert Haliburton compete in light heavyweight and heavy weight divisions, with Sack Curta and others slated in welter and other classes.
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Houston
Wersilera
B.C. Mathullah
Phevieiat Urdey
C. Ay
Kayou City Grapplera
Dighter Lassey
Eddie Curtis
Johnny Miller
Wek Seenvlac
Gilbert Haliburton
Sack Curta
Wellers
Clann
Ird Lark
Rector
Jefe Sptatruthers
Dempsey Leaves Hospital for New Orleans Return
Former heavyweight champion Daniel Dempsey is slated to leave a New York hospital and travel to New Orleans. He is pictured preparing for the move as he recovers from illness, with plans to resume public appearances and discuss future work.
Sammy Finds Boxing Far Less Dangerous
Sammy Tisch, a market operator mentioned in a fragmentary report, is associated with a Kiel fighter and connections to Wall Street. The piece references a return to old business and a portrait-adjacent theme, but the text is garbled and leaves key details unclear.
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Sammy
Edwards Given Commission Victory In Wrestling Show
Edwards claimed a disputed victory over Nichols in a multi fall wrestling event at Ttalph Temmonds' weekly show. Officials awarded Nichols on a foul, then Edwards refused to defend, prompting a split decision and calls for new referees as the crowd voiced disapproval. The card also featured the Hindu Rasanta Hinzk and Red Sisdhar, with several bouts ending in draws or decisive pins.
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Fizener
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Apirat
Elia
N B A Disputes Wrestling Champions Claim
The National Boxing Association denies recognizing any heavyweight wrestling champions. General John Vinlin presents the statement after reports of a forged letter in 1930 alleging Londos held the title. The N B A rejects any documents or statements supporting wrestler factions.
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Chicago
John V
Londos
Natindal Boxing Association
Omaha
Clinnin
Three Way Tie for Cue Lead in Billiards Championship
Aricargo Jan. 2. Olte Reibblt Philadelphia Allen Hail Arthur Thurnblad Chicago tied for first in the world three cushion billiard tourney as play resumes. Johnny Gayton From Sofialin Mo. defended champion whitewashed Dave Jacobs St. Louis 60 to 1 in 80 innings. Leyton’s decisive set recalled Willie Hoppe’s 1927 beating Wakefield 50 to 2. Resselt Denton, Thurnblad Jordan, Scoville, Tayton all won.
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Aricago
Leyton
Fletors
Willie Hopre
Harry Wakefield
New York
Riselt
Ehpion
Philadelphia
Denton
Kansas City
Thurnblad
Charlee Jordan
Los Angeles
Deings
Resselt
Jordon
Scoville
Tayton
Hero’s Award for Lassman? Pittsburgh Inquiry Update
Pittsburgh reports outline Al Tasnman, star at New Fork University, drowned last July while trying to rescue three boys from a canoe on Tony Jinker Me. The Carnsegle fund commission plans a ten day investigation to interview the boys and gather full facts, with a complete report expected by late April. Some statements conflict, but officials hope to obtain firsthand facts through an investigator.
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al Tasnman
Mew Fork University
Tony Jinker
Carnsegle
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Taylor Abderdlee
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Bors
Hoag Holds Out On Yankees In Sacramento
Meril Hoag, star outfielder from the St. Paul area, announced he turned down his first major league contract with the New York Yankees. He cited dissatisfaction with terms, demanding a higher pay than last year’s $10,000, and will negotiate with Yankees owner Lewis Morning this week. The stalemate comes as Hoag seeks a price near the reported $11,000 figure. F E Farrow, secretary of the Yankees, said he would confer with Morning.
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Calif
Meril Hoag
Sacraments
New York Yankees
New York Yankee
Yankees
Lewis Morning
E. G. Farrow
Olympic Club Denies 108 Promised Peters Suit
Olympic Club officials deny promising employment to Franty Peters former University of Minnesota football star in a case filed in San Francisco Superior Court seeking 20000 in damages. The suit alleges the club offered a spot on its team if he could play.
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Han Icangier
Franty Peters
Univerity
Umnoss
San Francisco Olympic Club
Peters
New Ball as Easy to Miss Firestone New Ball
In Ormond Florida on January 4 a rubber expert argued the new ball will not affect golf play. He claimed the old ball remains comparable, noting the change is minimal for the average golfer and that testing shows similar performance.
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Ormond
Fla
Jan
Harvey Biretone
Berg Retains Welterweight Crown In Chicago Ring Tales
Vi-Tark Berg reinforced his welterweight throne with a ten round decision over Goldie Tiesa of Los Angeles as 12,808 fans packed Chicago Stadium. Battino beat Eddie Shea in a close bout while Hess clashed with Berg in a standout bout on the same card. Felony Peters debuted with a stoppage over Eddie Peters, and attendance totaled 35,127 dollars in gate receipts.
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Kid
Izttalino
Fddie Shen
Pride of
ChircaRo'n West
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Pacific
Borg
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Berg
Hess Excent
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Teka
Rights Mas Lofts
England
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Inna
Shea
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Tro
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Linsit
Therg
Danian
Feluny Peters
Chicago
Erdie Peters
East
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Ito
Disanpoint
Pais
Braddock Defeats Schaat In Split Boxing Bout
New York crowd of 8000 watched heavyweight Jimmy Braddock of Jersey City edge out Max Schaad in a six or more rounds bout. Braddock won the tenth round body attack and secured a split decision as Schaad exacted a remnant of caution before opening late, while the official cards favored Schaat and Braddock on the ring score.
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Frnia Yohan
Hoston
Jimmy Braddork
Jersey City
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Eighth Avenue Orrou
Schaaf
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Telien
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Schant
Yeardock
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Goheat
Babe and Jack Dempsey Trade Advice in New York
Ruth and Jack Dempsey discuss ideas for each other as reporters note their public image and a hospital visit for Jack provokes chatter. They exchange light banter over meals and personal flaws, reflecting a playful, intimate side amid the era’s boxing fame.
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Jack
New York
Tan
Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Kati
Wisconsin Ad Indicts Recruitment For Varsity Team
Wisconsin basketball coach Meantwell confirms a recruitment ad promising six feet or taller university men for the team. Stanley Holmqurst of Marinette, six two and inexperienced, was offered a spot and quickly approved by Meantvell as a natural, rangy player with potential after weeks of drills.
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Wii
Waller Meanwell
Wisconsin
Stanley Holmqurst
Marinette
Wie
Meartvell
Tim Head
Fia
Halinve
LOTT VAN RYN FINALISTS IN TENNIS MEET
The Jenatian Indoor championship final round advances two United States Davis Cup players. George Toth of Chicago faces John Van Ryn of Philadelphia for the singles title after Lott, the Cagading champion, edged toward a likely win. Doubles finalists include Lott partnering with Sar Ten to challenge Wright and Leslie.
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Que
Shipa
United States
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van Han
W- Leslie
Muriteeal
Lott
Sar Ten
Dr. Tack Wright
Latmmise
Bowling records fall as Ames bowler tops
Des Moines bowler sets high marks in Iowa state tournament events. The leader nets a 749 in a 16 year old record after a top score of 130 in the late rounds. Nearby Buffalo and Toronto mentions hint at national scope while Marting plans a Madison Square Garden rack meet on February 7 with Paul Martin and Marlin of Los Angeles entered.
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