Owls Lose Key Brush With Mustangs In Controversial Tilt
Rice Institute Mourns disputed 44 to 33 loss to Southern Methodist in a Southwest Conference contest. Officials and student managers argued over the final score as Jetson fouled out and center play shaped a late rally by SMU. The Rite team heads to Fort Worth to face Texas Christian University with two official scorers planned for future games.
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Dallas
Rice Institute War Es Soreac
Jimmy Kitts
Southern Methodist University
Moustangs
Tech
M. U. Audent
Tom
Happ Morse
Crarer
Rite
Jetson
Owl
M. A
Bnider
Alorinder
Troo
Metailoran
Talal
Bouthers Mather
Zonnean
BB Carter
Tolsaa Parssnal
Uraie
Joventay Johnaan
Dixnw
Ah. HeHeMeahe Manesig
Seiplle' A
Zach Siz Cl
Wright Im Graber
Johnaan
Favorite Victors in Miami Youth Tennis Championship
In Miami, Jen and other youths advanced to the second round at the all-youth Miami Bit-Toro courts. Cliff Gutter, ranked No. 3 in the U.S., narrowly escaped a upset by Willem Reich. Gregory Mangin beat George Stevenson 6-1 6-0, George Lolt toppled George Rubelt 6-0, and Bryan Grantly defeated Arthur Funkhatser 5-1 8-0. Berkelev elt beat Richard Robinson 4-1 5-?
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Miami
Jen
Pavorites
Cliff Gutter
United States
Willem Reich
Gregory Mangin
Newark N. J
George Stevenson
George Lolt
Chicago
Truth George Rubelt
Orlando
Bryan Grantly
Atlanta
Arthur Funkhatser
Berkelev Elt
New York
Richard Robinson
Harrisburg
Arhy League Runaway Prizes At Fort Sam Houston Gym
In a muddled game report at Fort Sam Houston gym the Twenty third infantry led 0-11 early, then 62-17 at halftime as Gilliland led the way with 15 points. Teo runaways and scattered scoring followed, with Mramertn totaling 32 points and Elms 12 for Hoffedicoa's run. List of players and positions appears garbled but shows many names including Smith, Holts, Montgomery, Bullock, Willliams, and others from Twelfth and surrounding squads.
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Fort Sam Houston
Fitteartit
Gilliland
Toraniyethird
Wodlord
College Basketball In Sister's Footsteps
Michigan defeats Minnesota 34 to 22 while Notre Dame edges Toledo 2 Centra. Indiana Normal loses to Indiana Tech 80 to four. Springfield Missouri Teachers defeat Cheiran Nebraska 14. Atchison rolls past Southern Methodist 34. Colorado Teachers beat Amarita as New Mexico State wins 29. Oregon State over Washington 42 to 34. Hawaii Payne 31, Abilene Christian 40. Deplorable score line notations show varied college results across the circuit.
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Carnegle Techth
Merzer
Geurela
Vanderbilt
Louldiarm Atata
Alabuwa
Bewaney
Michigan
Minnecula
Notre
Cheiran
Neb
Atockhurnt
Kunsan Ely
Southern Methodist
Tae
Colorado
Amarita
Texac
Veollere
New Mexico
Miuntena Normal
Pilitesaly
Oregon State
Washington
Hovara Payne
Abllune Christian
State Champ's Sister Seeks Golf Honors
Zu lane Lewis, sister of Dallas golfer Mrs Dan Chandler, formerly Miss Peegy Lewis of San Antonio, pursues state women's golf honors following the path of her renowned sister.
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Zulane Lewis
San Antonio
Zulenie
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Peegy Lewis
Furth Barred From Amateurs After High School Post
New York January 25 Sal Happy Furth former all around at New York University and sixth in the Olympic hop step and jump last summer has been barred from amateur competition for holding a heart education teacher job at New Utrecht High School His entry in the Metropolitan AAU championships was rejected under AAU rules effective last November The action bars him from amateur meets during the 80 day period including summer and the school year though he may compete again after relinquishing his post in 90 days
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New York
Sal
Happy
Furth
Atarat New York University
New Utrecht High School
Metropolitan A A. AW
Metropolitan
A. A. Th
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Cotlon
Sarazen and Dutra Golf Match Brewing in Atlanta
Atlanta dispatch reports a potential 22 hole match between Gene Sarazen and Olla Dutra, two leading professionals of 1932, with negotiations winding through Florida and a formal announcement awaited. Sarazen, the British and American Open champion last summer, and Dutra, a strong contender in PGA events and Far East tournaments, are linked to a possible January or February event.
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Sarazen
Dutra
Atlanta
Genenwaren
Professional Golfers Association
Inter
Auto racing at Riverside Speedway on Sunday Feb 5
Next auto race meet at Riverside Jack Speedways set for Sunday February 1h. The update corrects prior scheduling from January 20 and notes changes in entrants including KoreNbinom V8 and Tillman QT Louis.
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Riverside Jack Speedway
Berg
Wollen's luminary aims for sister five act in May
The piece notes Zuleme, daughter of Pruok NM. Lewis and linked figures like Texan Claence Manghem, County club pro, as a rising star in state golf. She eyes the state championship at Galveston Country Club in May and other five club women show promise under Mangham's coaching.
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Reading Wollen
Pruok NM
Lewis
Claence Manghem
Zuleme
Galveston Country Clubs
Monghant
Tach Mondey
Mangham
Girls Rally in 82 81 Tie in Local Basketball Doubleheader
In a Monday clash at Woorlawn Lake Gym Crystal Guty led the Joske Mannequins to an 82 81 tie with Comfort. The game ended in a draw after a no overtime rule, with plans to replay the contest. In the other game Comfort defeated State Hospital 4 31.
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Woorlawn Lake Gym
Joske Mannequins
Comfort
State Hospital
Voeke-Price
I. Wilkens
Torvards
Wise
Cheatham
Stephens
Conway
Evans
Crystal City
Frank Tin
Masters
Rogers
McFarland
Fatheres
Hall
Hornteck
Mortis
Reeves
Reville
Kitdrick
Kater
Taylor
Grahan
Hoiekamp
Gileler
Parker
Arheiger
Slate Hospital
Cargill
Riley
Foryards
Thomas
Bee
Thurmond
Smith
Ray
George O'Brien
Tne
Barbera Sports
Rosner
Austin
Rosners
Barber
P Recent
Vleib
Two-bit Baseball Returns to Pacific Coast League
Coast circuit baseball resumes as the Pacific Coast League plans a season with a May start and a October finish. Gass AA directors approved a rolling seating price plan with bleacher seats set at 25 cents and standing room at 4? cents, establishing new ticketing rules despite ongoing discussions.
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Francisco
Pacific Coast League
Gass AA
Elimexet
Dees
Ranchito Four Plays Austin In Light Cup Round
The Light Cup annual idol whiter low goal tournament features Ranchito Four of Arlington meeting Austin's powerful quartet at 2 40 on Millee Field Austin road. The winner advances to play Port Clark, which beat Second Field Artillery Brigade Heds to reach the second round. Hammond Burgess Stafford and Thorne led Port Clark. Lieutenants Cusack Harrilt Brewster Pence sparkled for the losers in a hard fought afternoon clash at Harbord field.
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Uist
Millee Field
Austin Road
Hammond
Burgess
Stafford
Thornberg
Cusack
Harrilt
Talala
Atardani
Jeni
National Amateur Set for September
New York January 24 The national amateur golf tournament will be held in September instead of August as some had advocated. The dates are September 11 to 15 with qualifying in various districts on August 8, announced by A M Reid secretary of the United States Golf Association.
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New York
Notal
Dn Aupuat
A. M Reid
United States Gelf Association
Unclear prompt text yields no coherent event
The readable portion does not contain a clear news event or identifiable entities. It appears garbled with scattered words and phrases, offering no person, organization, place, date, or outcome to summarize into a factual item.
Spring Ball Squads to Be Small
New York January 24 In sharpest contrast to boom days when many players were taken south by major league clubs the average spring squad this year will be under 30 men Cleveland will take 26 to training camp Athletic 29 Detroit 0 Yankees 31 Giants not more than 30
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New York
Cluts
Iff Sivender
Cleveland
Athletic
Detroit
Yankees
Giants
Boxing bill advances. 15-round bouts legalized
Mina Jan 24 The bill to legalize professional boxing bouts of 15 rounds passed the House by 89 to 23 and moved to the state senate for consideration. The vote reflected ongoing debate over match length and safety standards in professional boxing.
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Mina
House of Representatives
Sitale
Mixed Tourney for LA Draws Stars at Brackenridge Park
San Antonio and Austin women golfers join in a mixed stroke play and handicap tournament at Brackenridge Park next Monday afternoon. Over 25 men and 25 women, plus at least 11 professionals, are expected to enter. Entries close Sunday at 8 pm. Team and individual prizes include gross and net awards.
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Brackenridge Park
Gallera
San Antonio
Austin
Amaoleuyg
Tes Menelee
Brorkenridge Park Professionel
J. Lee Wilson
Harvey Penick
Austin Country Club
Tulsa Holds Lead After Henry Loss
Tulsa Ollera lost 37 to 26 to the Oklahoma City Besetters in a Missouri Valley A A U basketball game in Oklahoma City. The defeat dropped Henrys into a third-place tie with St Louis as Cedar Rapids beat them in Cedar Rapids. Tulsa will host Olleva in Tulsa tonight to regain first place.
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Tulsa
Henry
Kansas City
Tulsa Ollera
Ine Wielim Tlenrys
Missouri Valley
Henrys
Oklahoma City
Wichitens
Independent Cage Teams Enter Southwest Texas Tournament
Independent cage teams entered in the Southwest Texas independent basketball tournament will play at the Travelers. Managers of teams interested in playing on the sod and at home have been invited to final podtest by Tournament Manager Perry Winkle. Seventeen starters were on the line at Monday afternoon. signing deadline expires Wednesday night.
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Travelers
Perry Winkle
One Legged Boxer on Tulane Team Feature
New Orleans report notes Peter Cappaoli of the New Orleans Athletic Club set to face Jeff Keres, a famed Tulane athlete recently added to the Tulane boxing squad. Cappaoli, a versatile boxer, football participant, and track hurdler, trains with the club as Tulane boosts its boxing lineup.
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Tulane
New Orleans
Insi
Peter Cappaoli
New Orleans Athleic Club
Jeff Keres
Jane Anniversity
Toline
Bere
Hns
Tolahe
Watsons Bout To Be First and Last
British featherweight champion Seeman Watson faces Fidel La Barba in Madison Square Garden after a clash with Phil Scott. Watson, who has never been knocked out, accuses American officials of bias but remains eager to return home with substantial earnings and a bold claim of mistreatment.
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Pat Robinson
New York
Seeman Watson
Ph Lebuiriy
Fidel la Barba
Madison Square Garden
Friguyaghl
Aya Liyout
Din
the &Canian
Phil Scott
Kalionvin
Lipo
Tive
Elky Clark
Eyme
Hapnie LaBarba
Elky
Watson
Howe
P. S
Unclear Fight Results Amid Fractured OCR Line
Fragmented text reports fight results with numerous misspellings and unreadable names. The article references multiple athletes and cities including Ohio Illinois Texas and Mexico, mentioning scores and outcomes in a garbled sequence. Details are insufficient to identify events, participants, or dates.
Dodgers Fight Epidemic of Holdouts in 1933 Season
Dodgers struggle with widespread holdouts as stars like Clark and several infielders demand raises after strong 1932 seasons. New York Yankees also face sluggers and pitchers seeking larger pay amid contract talks. White Sox and Senators sign key players while holdouts from Brooklyn and Chicago ripple through the major leagues.
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New Tore
Ed Harrow
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
William Watson Clark
Newlling Reathyoy
Dodgers
Clark
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Peggy Lewis
San Antonio Country Club
Clarence Mangham
Miss Lewis
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Mexico
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al Lopez
Hack Wilson
Joe Stripp
Oole
Glen Wright
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Weight
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Vernar
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Frank
Grey
Taise Crowder
Senators
Alvin
Growder
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Tre Gintls
John G. ¢'Slondy
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Sharke Ton
Buffalo Mile
Forrest 'Twogood
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Cleveland Indians
Johny Frederick
Brooklyn
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Andy
Probak
Probak Blades
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