Sugar Sport Uplifts Hawaiian Plantations
A long feature on the role of sports in sugar plantations in Hawaii. It details vast 48,000 acre fields, 37 major plantations, and 473,000 island population. Notes workers from diverse regions, wages, and free housing medical care. Describes J. H. Migkiff as plantation manager and Bob Taylor as industrial relations chief and athletic director. Highlights extensive athletic facilities, worker sports associations, and how sport eases labor tensions and fosters pride. Mentions injuries, discipline, and a culture of competition among plantations.
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Bob Considine
Waislua
Gahu
Dan
INSI
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Pacite
J. HL Migkiff
Plantaton
Gans
Bob ‘Taylor
Hollywood
Pop Warner
Tiny ‘Tharnhill
California
Directay
Dennis
Girby
Lfe
Copany
Novigte and Pal Demand Higher Pay From Cubs
Los Angeles January 25. Baseball rookies Leule Novigto? and Lavi Stringst? will ask the Chicago Cubs for higher salaries after being sold last fall by the Angels to the Cubs for about 156000. Both players say they will write polite letters requesting bigger pay checks for the coming major league season. Stringer says they want no hard feelings with the front office. Novikoff works as a roughneck in Long Beach and keeps training when not under Cubs contract. The Cubs protested that Novikoff and Stringer were not yet under club control.
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Los Angeles
Leule
Novikelf v
Lavi
Cheago Cubs
Iast
Loe
Aig Angels
Gubs
Angels
Cubs
Gorvons
Blager
Stringer
Biringer
North American Aviation
Catalina
Novikofft
Long Beach
Wit Novikelf
Lombardi Again Sends Contract Back to Reds
San Francisco January 25 Ernie Lombardi veteran catcher holds out for more money with the Reds after rejecting a second contract. Edd Joost utility infielder also unsigned but optimistic about a raise and talks with Warren Giles. Lombardi’s second deal repeats the first terms while Joost may not be classified as a holdout.
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San Francisco
INS
Warren Giles
San Francisco Bay
Oakland
Ernis Lombardi
Te Reds
Eder
Mow
Ted
Joost
Giles
Lombardi
Ratter
Ernie
Rice Lash Vie In Two Mile Feature
Boston track fans await a marquee indoor two mile with Gregory Rine and Don Lash leading a deep field at the Boston Garden. The Hoosiers aim to crack the 8:50.2 mark set in New York as teams from Indiana Michigan Oklahoma and New York vie for a century mark pace.
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Boston
Jah
Gregory Rine
Notre Dame
Don Lash
Indiana
Boston Garden
Rice
New York
Lash
Tommy Deckard
Forest Einn
Oklahoma
Ralph Schwarzkopf
Michigan
Joe McChiskey
A. G
Gio Cuissinge Diem
Pelipse
Mille
Netion
John Munski
Missouri
Chuck Fenske
Yletar
Walter Meh
Laugt Bevendl
Ice Hockey Night Report From Local Arena
A compact recap notes last night’s ice hockey action with scores and standout players. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR text but core teams and results appear to include Paul and Atluneayntin ULTS in a tense matchup.
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Orlat
Paul
Brer Foxx Eyes Baseball Golf Charity Match
ST PETERSBURG Fla Jan 25 Brer Foxx of Ute Boston Red Box backs today and smiles at idea of baseball players joining a golf event to be held February 4D at Jungle Hotel course Foxx manages the course and is a regular with winter crowds as Wes ley Ferrell defends the title 24 entrants listed with eligible players including Paul Waner Jack Russell Paul Derringer and Joe Medwick in the field potential upsets loom as guests mix baseball with golf under Foxx supervision and long time familiarity with the course capacity and players create a lively scene in winter sports news
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jungle Hotel
F. Foxx
cTs
Paul Waner
Jack Russell
Paul Derringer
Joe Medwick
Cap
Pertrit
Foxx
Dark Horse
Orn Baltanatels
Wsuich
Jefferson Mustangs Hold On To Beat Tech Bulls In Narrow Tilt
Jefferson Mustangs stayed unbeaten with a 31 26 lead late in the fourth quarter as Tech Bulls rallied but fell short. Key Jefferson scorer Ross Wallace poured 15 points, while Brackenridge held second place with three straight wins. Lanier Bulldogs beat Burbank to stay in the chase.
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Johnny Janes
Jefferson Mustangs
Afl
Elby
Bullsiocs
Wilt
Jefferson Pain
Jeffs
Ahab
Sale Mori
Earle English
Iaxs
Bulls
Burbank Bulldogs
Lanier ‘Bulldogs
Tech
Jefferson
Brackenridge
Harlandale
Hubert Hovel
Mustangs
Jimmy Lawrence
Wallace
Courbh
Rouben Schettler
Larry
Finestl
Techs
the & C
Lawrence
Cane Brok
Lnft
Mnongl
Manel Garcia
Braun
Lasvence
Potrite
Haying
Joe Dunhum
Lanier
Snept
Burbank
Hull- Éegs
Mey
Neary
Theine Iarewell
Hot Wells Beats South San Antonio in Friday Night Gym Showdown
The Hot Wells Blue Devils defeated South San Antonio on Friday night at Hot Wells gym. Neal led scoring with 27 points as Hot Wells built a 27-21 lead in a competitive game. Joe Robin contributed strong defense and balanced offense for Hot Wells against the visiting Bobcats.
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Hot Wells
South San Antonio
Wee Wells Blue Devils
Neal
Bob, Cats
Give
Joe Robin
Edphil
County Juniors Sweep Three Games In Hardwood Night
The A team defeated Alamin Heights 32 to 24 at Laurel Heights gym. The B team beat Barris 2 to 1 at Hortanenie. Harris B edged Harvingdale G 13 to 7.
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Gams
Priday
Beremonts
Taving
Alamin Fteighs A
Laurel Heights
Barris
Hortanenie
Harris
Harvingdale G
Kimbrough to Look Into More Pro Grid Offers
College Station January 24. Crawling calm Kimbrough one of football’s greats plans Broadway return and delays pro talks. He denies a $39,000 Yankee offer and will visit Philadelphia and New York to evaluate offers while weighing a life beyond football. He aims to settle down and raise a family, sharing banter at the Aggies banquet.
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Felix BR
College Station
Kimbrough
Texas A
Diva Bank
Big Jawa
New York Yankee
John
Texas Cow Country
Aggies
Storks
Homer Hill Norton
Jim
Uncle Sam
Ageles
Fla
Jon Thomazon
Blue
Many Strings Aims for Miami Beach Handicap Victory
Many Strings in Miami Beach handicap at Hialeah Park seeks rebound after a poor 1941 debut. The race features 18 thoroughbreds including Red Dock and Gino Rex with top riders like Alfred Robertson, Walter Taylor, and Eddie Atero. The field tackles six furlongs on turf in a high stakes display as Joe Schenck and Manis are among the entries.
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Miame
Flr
Ie- Mar Stock Farm
Hialeah Park
Alfred T Robertson
Pail BR. Corld
Gine Hex
Manls
Greenshren Stable
Red Dock
Walter Lee Taylor
Errc Dew
Montsin
G. Seabo
Gino Rex
Eddie Atcero
R. L. Dder
Doe Schenck
Santa Anita Track Heaviest in Santa Catalina Handicap
Heavy track slows 11 contenders in the $15,000 added Santa Catalina handicap at Santa Anita Park, a mile and one sixteenth California breeders' feature. Notable entries include Yankee Dandy carrying 410 pounds and Justice M with 118, among others.
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Los Angeles
Santa Catalina
Santa Anita Park
California
Hull
Sweepida
Senta Attamoa
Laguddy
Big Ben
Justice M
Rolling Ball
Ardewell
Cayenne
Wilton
Bubbling Boy
Derby Fans See Horses in Paddock at Churchill Downs
Derby impresario Colonel Matt Winn outlines major paddock expansion at Churchill Downs for the sixty seventh derby. The plan adds a larger paddock and terraces on the backstretch to accommodate up to 15 or 20 starters, with new viewing options from balconies and the grandstand. Winn notes federal 50 cent admissions tax will be absorbed, and anticipates a busy Derby with more boxes and improved facilities for spectators.
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Nick
Winn Aokes
Rollare
Charwhile Downs
Wpstaira
Winn
Churchill Downs
Tarry
Colonel Winn
Uni
Racing Club Elects Theodore J Knapp President at Aqueduct
Theodore J Knapp, longtime member of a prominent racing family, has been elected president of the Queens County Jockey Club which runs racing at Aqueduct. He succeeds the late Sonn E Cowdin and has served 19 years on the club’s board, directing the track’s affairs. The article mentions related figures and events in the Atlantic racing scene, including Keeneland and Santa Anna derby discussions, and notes apprentice jockey LA Thompson’s recovery from a broken leg.
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Theodore J." Knapp
Queens County Jockey Club
Connets
Aqueduct
Sonn E. Cowdin
Kyanp
Jockey Club
Last
tNeep
Live View
Durog the
LA Thompson
Keeneland
Tast
Wilt Hopart Co ‘Crainer
Phil Renterwert
Wrey
San Angelo Rainbows Tangle With La Mesa Tornadors In Polo
In Whitling 12 point polo event the defending San Angelo Rainbows meet La Mesa Tornadors at Millerfield at 3 p.m. Rainbows carry 11 goal handicap with players Aldiwell Quintanidia Evinger Braig. Lamesa five goals with Lawrenge Barron White and Bonham. Winners gain an Army Monday as Linnea Falderos meets Wichita Falls. Wichita Falls beat Lamesa Whites 14 11 Friday with Barry Vaughn Pickard and others scoring.
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Walter Lawrenge
Lee Barron
Gus White
G. Bonham
Linnea Falders
Wichita Falls
Wichita Fells
Lamesa Whites
Harold Barry
Bke
Frank Vaughn
Charley Pickird
T. R. Barron
Cleveland
Gus White Sr. Pinels
Wrohtts Falla
Po Voustn
College Basketball Scores From Various Colleges
A list of numerous college basketball results with scores for teams including Oklahoma, Auburn, Colorado, Utah State, Oregon, Washington, Stanford, West Virginia, Washburn, Mercer, South Dakota State, Montana, Montana State, BYU, New Mexico, and others. Details show mixed outcomes across many matchups with point totals varying widely.
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Moye Oklahoma
Migengit
Grargin
Sowatwe
Fennisece
Miasivatpni Stale
Atamuik
Vamdernol
Auburn
Tulang
Colorado
Utah State
Datenit
Drexles University
Tian
Oregon
Washington
Oregon Itt
Stanford JS
Shi Ltorida
St Marya
Cali
Nevesan Aiton
Adriatt
West Virginia
Weel Virginia
Westeran
Washburn
St. Benedict's
Minglasinnt College
Mercer
South Dakota State
Aberdeen Northern
Hutline
Peanikiin
Montana
Montana State
Heigham Young
New Mexico
Rep Mexico Minas
New Mexica
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Watahin
Novigte
PAL
Louie Noviikorf
Reds
Rivera
Quintero
Rubio
Borria
Potala Perent
Burbenkan
Econ
Jettersenny
Petm Fannel
Mike Garcia
Dunkum
Moffatt
Kamrass
jCardone
T Arnold
Sturracs
Scheffler
É Chong
Rodresucz
Tolula Wydd
Dyunteera
Jefferban Reeeey
Keon
Ottiedn
Mietin and Williamson
Lash Vie
Br’er Foxx
Wort
Dofferson
Betty Tane
Umstead
Franklin Pie
Huienemana Alticon
Lows
Shauffman
Tonerda,Kan
G. Aqueille Shreveport
Abana
Otis
Exchange” ED
Dalles
Ripley
Jim Thomason
Lena B
Kyle
Athletic Council
Bern
U. S. Military Academy
Aggiea Oe
Pain
Phomason
Charve Henke
Marion
Dookie” Pugh
Wes
Santa Anita
Derby
Ken Witk
Lowiaville
Jon
Churchill Towns
Tam
Col
Matt. Winn
Churchill Downg
Greentree
She Jending
Furie
Mlenh
Yas
Jerdas
W. K. Bean
Challedon
N Porter
Tos Angeter Oval
File Hin
John Clinton Clark
Ty Servink
Miami
Clush
Laa
Yoater
Preity
Funleah Park
Porter Ratorke
Winneran
Tela M Ranch
Ring
Horaca
Hen Jones
Catymet
Joly Aysil
San Angelo
Tornadoes
Glerhof
Tanta Pomeot
Glenmore Distilleries
Loalertile
Kearney
Duntox
Bath
Breedeay
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