Pepper Martin Ponders On Popularity And Fame
Pepper Martin reflects on fame and its fickle nature as he rises from Oklahoma roots to a major league spotlight. The piece chronicles his rise from rugged Midwest ends to a star who spent 15,000 dollars on post season ventures, paid off family debts, bought a home, hired help, and pursued a high profile life in baseball, hunting, and life on the road. The article notes his speed on the bases, his power, and his journey from Temple Oklahoma to Carlsbad Springs Mississippi, highlighting his early positions and the persistence that propelled him toward stardom.
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Sheiwaan McNalt
AW i. Syeria Weiler
Oklanoma Civy
Okla Inn
Ader
Ohne
Leonel
Mary
Tne Prpper
Pepper
Oater
Bogght
Éaep
Groni
George Whittington Martin
Ole Dash
Prairies
Nores
Okaboun
Bismodvec
Fawrer
Anton
Chiahotan
Greenville
Faint Echoes of Boxing Stars and Fights Across Time
A fragmented article recalls early 20th century boxing lore with mentions of Gene Tunney, Jack Dempsey, and prominent promoters. It weaves in names like Jess Willard and references to weigh classes, ring rituals, and the old culture of boxing matches, reflecting the era’s sport page voice.
Texas pro at top of Arizona Open golf field
Aniyh Gistdghl, a young Texan, tops the field at the Arizona Open in Phoenix after winning a prior San Antonio event and attracting pro interest. Ralph Guldinl seeks momentum as a leading contender. Archie Wawbrirk and others chase top prizes and course records amid a strong field.
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Young Texas
Aniyh
Falfy Strider
San Antonio
Dallas
San Annonio
Detroit
California
Gulthel
Mhoenix
Vernx
Sun
Phorncn
Ariz
Erna Ortenils
Ralph Guldinl
Tolay Hell
Liard Iaregard
Par Affec
Marrcos
Cultaht
Die Plovnts
Ttniler Pac
Ig Thole
Higmonersl
Rmi
Firet Nannies
SOX
Tolin Preell
Tare Yadal
Doc Flynn, Old-Time Ring Star, Dies
The obituary notes the death of Doc Flynn an early world amateur boxing wrestling and niman champion contender. He once challenged for the heavyweight crown against Frank Erne in New York and fought through a long career.
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Doc Flynn
RING
DGCUR
Mont
Tan
Pigan
Weestling
Neim
Wing
Tax
New York
Ife
Ula Willis Piste
Calmes Seeks Brand Expansion in Heavyweight Circuit
Unclear text outlines Calmes pursuing growth in the heavyweight division with possible events across national competitions. Mentions Oklahoma City, seedings, and a schedule at an unspecified venue.
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Calmes
Nastar Culesen
Oklahorea City
Fhearywelstun Tanigit
Entalea
At AC
Motorcycle Speed Record at Oakland
A garbled report describes a world speed record attempt at Oakland's track by riders from Berkeley and San Francisco. It mentions a 45 cubic inch class, a time around 2 minutes, and references various individuals and prior awards amid chaotic wording.
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Cakinny Speedway
Wowand Willuer Ant Berkeley
AL Chastoon
Oiho Wilton
San Francisco
Cyhic Fyeh
Miny
Weekend Sport Review: scattered results across golf and track
A jumble of sport notes lists golfers, skaters, and track contenders. Names such as Arine-Gridahl, Frenk Cari, Shertston, Bell, and Mercer appear amid scattered city and event tags. The entry mentions record feats, college and amateur matchups, and various venues, yielding a fragmented snapshot of weekend competition.
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Vhvenic
Arine—Gridahl
Guinamowoe
Whs
Jaroca Webster
Braul
Nimatone
Shiv Wenticisea
Itenie Nevres
Kotal Collegians
Frenk Cari
Iteo'p Alleatgre de Rharjis Coodall
New York
Dongera
Hack Wilton
Cardinals
Gleveland—Inuiggs
Shertston
Joe Haley
Athleti
Montreal
Que
Inn
Bell
Mercer
Iaubles
Wall
Central Leaguers Back In Baseball League Reorganization
Central Leaguers return to baseball amid a reorganized league plan. Reston and five other cities, plus Kurt Wayne Ltd and Dastun, plan a split-season with a $250 per player cap and limited rosters. Officials emphasize new budget controls and experimental schedules in April.
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WNL
Tab
Reston
Deamy
Kurt Wayne Ltd
Dastun
Ok Row
Wanton
Ohio
Central Baseball
Clearer Skies Prospect for Golf Open
Disjointed notes describe Riverside qualifiers for the 72-hole Open this weekend amid poor weather. Names include Gus Moreland Dallas and notable amateurs slated for Tuesday foursomes with tables for day tickets and previews of Sunday scores and players from Texas and Minnesota.
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Riverside
Deventh
Eleor
Crimmml
Melt Nus
Inst Svar
Golfora Sted Mornay
Sameck Af
Sundas
Winderteokt
Atriyils
George Whitehead
Tulsa
Marit Walsh
St. Paul
Robret Harlow
PBA
Beldoy
Tuveninig
Hal Guldall
Moreland
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Manedas
Morel
Tohany Avon
Atse
Kested Irone
Tuesil
Des Bernhard Schever
Mose Levinson
Tom Lawrence
Johans Dawson
Ghicaza
Probu
Whiel Taonel Wealland
Dee Druis Rt
Uhrogh Pridns
Fant Gass
Aredrding
I Tanireaiament
Boyandry
Caut
Nttor Gint
Cheapen
Suan Berk
Wenar
Pee
Mevyinlinur Airita
Sammy Winn
Americans Sweep Field in French Grant Prix Race
A large field of French steeplechasers faced off with American entrants led by Frome Tan and Mironget, as Grant Prix honors went to Sunday winner Joe Vonngene. Alvarado faltered midrace. purse stood at 20,000 francs, with American riders Grange Shamen and Mucumber Mignoponf among notable finishers in a dramatic early season event.
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Mironget
Ae Kingsley Macumtpe
Alynenso
Joeme
Alas Sante
Jean Tolony
Bunny Vatlira
One Conference Cage Contest This Week
Dawvas Dan reports one conference cage contest this week with a scheduled game between Boslor and Tee at Traston. Baylor and others are listed in conference standings. Cardinals and junior teams feature in recent results as prep for regional play.
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Dawvas
Dan
Traston
Boslor
Tee
W. Te
Baylor Oe
Rive
AEM
Amateur pairings debut in cluttered ledger item
A garbled listing shows numerous amateur pairings and names such as Kaufman Scholl, Teot, Dyson, Wolfe, Spillees, Chanes, and many others. The fragmentary text reads like a tournament draw or entrants roster with multiple misspellings and broken lines, lacking coherent structure or outcomes.
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Jack Scholl
Tiners Tube
Wat
Berlin
Mak —Ve. Dyson
Momasons
Livue Wolfe
Wbshove
Ck Spillees
Bante
Dod le
Be Be
MUSE
Bo Mudsien
Mtoe Witury
Ke, Sibler
Lester Fill
Wk Morell
Li M. Sullivan
He Metros
J. Dene
Ores Laackal
Cant
Eis Nerke
Tartlelt Cocke
Masterson
Charles Staudt
Fred Banes
Li J. Wood
Alex Nordin
Oath Waist Sr
OM. Ternalis
Nsty Osgrsé
Altha
Vsdo
Aelke Zeb
Feed Felthouse
EL Lewy
Jobn Crtto
Iws—I Abieler
Creston
Memire
Wiliam Fane
F.bogartt
Eaton
If GU
Wheat
Nek Wilitord
Bud McKinney
Chiros Meet Wichita Five In Weekend Series
The article details a college basketball clash between the Texas Chiro group and the Wichita Five, highlighting a sequence of games across Monday and nearby dates. It notes one team winning two games in a row, with the Mercantile squad mentioned in connection to a fourth game and a $4 stake or payoff.
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Texas Chtroproevig
Une Souther
Rannswiss
Irip de Monterrey
Oulo Mercantile
Tennis Stars Divide At Austin In Open Meet
Fragmented report describes a Texas tennis day in Austin with several matches. Notable players include Karl Kinneath and Wesus Ne from San Antonio, with results featuring wins and losses in mixed singles. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but names suggest a university event with local participants.
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Anlolia
Wie Lougarn
Anne Mae Reichert
Founie Son
Yank
Chicago
Martin Tuxly
Texas
Mertram Weltons
San Antonio
Gor
Lucien LaCoste
Sin Antonis
Grorge Bolling
Sin Antoni
MiNair
Cergary
Heliswale
Sedan
Penick Courlt
Stueday
Trade to Brooklyn Fine Break for Hack Wilson
Hack Wilson was traded from the St Louis Cardinals to the Brooklyn Dodgers for a high value salary deal. The move signals Brooklyn’s attempt to boost offense and drawing power, while the Cardinals reorganize payroll and lineup. Wilson’s arrival is expected to spike attendance and add power, with talks of a potential big payday and ongoing negotiations surrounding his contract and placement on the Dodgers lineup.
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Brooklyn
Hack Wilson
Hi Game Tops Big Week in Basketball
The article notes HI GAME TOPS and a big basketball week led by Coach Traver, highlighting team progress and forthcoming games. Key figures or teams are named, with a focus on the season’s momentum and upcoming fixtures.
Wild start hints at high school basketball clash
Thavdllow of Main Avenue tabbed as standout for the night’s game against the powerful Mrockowridge Hagles. The schedule lists Thi new Brackouridge Slur and other local teams, with games on the campus on the South Side. Coach Kellam prepares for a gritty matchup as the season moves toward key showdowns at various venues including Alamo Heights and Conn Normoyle.
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Maio Beneken
Maine
Makeuidge
Fouth
Duaty
Hawitiin
Forriidy
Poreday
Howas
Ridison
Aes
Elrights
Smith San Antonio
Conn Normoyle
Ceatealish
Haktons
First 1932 baseball casualty reported in Warren
The first fatality of the season occurred in Warren, Pennsylvania. A younger man named Clive Songer was struck by a baseball bat that broke from a broken handle during a game. The incident was described as tragic and the crowd witnessed the event as officials assessed what happened.
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Dane
Clive Songer
Ahinnini
Wes Fesler Secret Marriage Revealed in Columbus
Local society pages report Wesley Eugene Fesler, former American football player at Ohio State University, as the secret husband of Mary Louise Scheack of Columbus, Ohio, disclosed amid social notices. Also notes a high school basketball county playoff win where San Benito defeated Santo Tenn 20 to 2 and mentions upcoming scholastic events and dates.
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Columbus
Ohin
Wesley Eugene Fesler
Clio State University
Foley
SAN Renito
Yan Denito
Bite
Aniag
Iefense
Sa Nenito
Santo Tenn
Feqt Hightrai
Dock Proctor Trials Winner at Minestone Mill
Report of the Dock Proctor trials held Sunday at Minestone Mill with several winners and placers. Miss Scaviow, owned by BH. J. Pel eri, won top fees in the Sreby stakes as spectators fill the gallery. Judges awarded prizes across various dog categories. Haber's 40 greatheald pointer earned Wind honors, amid a brisk north wind.
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Minestone
Thiher
Aie Berginiaiees
Scaviow
Careuwas
Phar Lap Reaches Caliente on Tuesday
Mongrel stable star Phar Lap arrives at Caliente on Tuesday noon after a long trip from Australia. Davis, owner, confirms the champion will race soon and plans are underway for entry.
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Caliente
México
Australia
Udhay
Davis
The
Ambiguous State Tax Figures From Maryland Racing
Maryland racing commission sent $2788.01 tax to state coffers on January 25, with $6001 1040 set aside for At taxes, plus other figures referencing Pimlico Bowie and Arundel tracks. The note mentions Mercury, Tigers and Cubs in a baseball context with scores and upcoming games.
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Macsland Racing
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Pimlico
Harry de Cynce
Bowie
Coach Finds No Alumni College Has Its Grief
New York story details a college grappling with lack of alumni support and athletic funding. Coach Lennie, tied to Knute Rockne legend, contemplates modern coaching faults and the distant future of football and basketball at a Long Island college founded five years earlier. The piece examines staffing, training methods, and the fragile campus athletic program amid uncertain receipts and student participation.
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Fendion
Spon
Tony
Ennies
ASpiEH + high selinn
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Ymin
Davis Aid
Rukia Acid
Waornes- Divg
Cellese
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