Jockeys Barred in Sweep by New York Club
Eight top riders are notified they must not apply for licenses next season. Florida racing officials received the letter from New York officials revealing the ban, said to involve many leading figures in American racing. The action, the most sweeping in years, followed a long investigation by the jockey club’s secret police.
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Coral Gables
Fra
New York Jockey Club
Florida Racing Commission
New York
Laverne Fator
Frank Costiletti
Robert Whales
Harvey Elston
Frank Catrone
George Fields
F. Chiavetti
W. L Smith
Suy
Jockey’ Club
Army League Exhibition Battle Ends 36 34 at Fort Sam Houston
Army league action features Twenty-third Infantry Doughboys vs Port Brown on Port Sam Houston court with Kelly Field boys scoring 34. Ninth Infantry defeats Fort Brown 28 22 at Fort Holston. Randolphs Ramblers top Kelly Field Cadets 42 18 as Weeks leads Ninth Infantry scoring 14. Strong named players include Renile, Onder, Blatt, Friel, Westnrouk, and Coneland with multiple 2 to 20 point performances.
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Twenty-third Infantry Doughboys
Port Brown
Toolock
Port Sam Houston
Army
Kelly Fielt
Ptall ‘Troops
Alent
Fort Bam Houston
Ninth Infantry
Fort Frown
Fort Am Holston
Randolph's Ramblers
Kelly Field Cadets
Randolph Court
Pepram
Staff Troops Center
Kelly Field
Ralita
Fort Brown
Renile
Onder
Randolph Field
Blatt Troope
Friel
Emiin
Westnrouk
Hajdeln
Pe Ee
Hesford
Lower Prothre
Kelly Fiela—Craichheld
Cen
Freeinbotham
Jackson Smith
Coneland
Cler
Howser
Pearson
Arn
Sport Brown
Fowell
Pippen
Hulley
Meléna
Senelan
Rowan
Griddin
Rebl
Pescock
Euurda Minth Yalantry
McMann
Foswell
Wiley
Franz
Weeks
Bel- Brice
Tragapamel
Igcan
Gilink
Fuarah
Ph” Field
Woode
Walters
Christie
Carruthers
Rarie
Beier
Buckner
Center
Lanagan
Brown
McNair
Erkiss
Laurier
Legis
Guards
Kelly Cadete
Readie
Peleson
Catt
Forwarde
Ashman
Cemter
Turner
Hinton
J. Hay
Carter
Caldwell
Hreniaaland
Wryrger
Tupmen
Rane
Buvih
Baller
Marlin
Wilkinson and Bryan Meet In Miami Amateur Final
Two top golfers El Wilkinson of Indianapolis and Curtis Bryan of Miami reached the Miami Bilmore Amateur Invitation final after defeating rivals in the semifinals. Bryan edged H P Bowbeer of Chicago one up while Wilkinson eliminated C Anderson of Chicago.
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Wilkinson
Bryan
Miami
Miame Fla
el] Wilkinson
Indianapolis
Curtis Bryan
Shi . Bryan
H. P. Bowbeer
Chitags
Wiley
C. Anderson
Chicago
Eagles Rally To Top Lanier In City Series Battle
Brackenridge and Lanier clash in a hard fought basketball night as Brackenridge snaps Lanier’s two game lead with a 20-15 midgame run. Key scoring by Jimmy Voss and Charley Moore fuels Brackenridge while Lanier’s Damaso Hernandez and Manuel Gonwale pace the Voks in a rough defensive showdown on their home floor.
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Taner Yen
Jefferson
Brackenridge
Steceerpesee
Lanier
Tech
Vetterson
Teen
Lanter
Brackenridge Fagies
Lanier Voks
Brackenridge Court
Voks
Thomas Jefferson
Victors
Begice
Brackenridge Eagles
Eagles
Jimmy Voss
Charley Moore
Voss
Stanley McCaskil
Bill Cramler
Jack McGary
Arthur Vidal
Clarence Wilcogg
Lanier-Brackenridge
Joe Rodriguez
Company
Rodrigues
Carl Dietzel
First Barn Brackenridge
Chanaier
Ang
Venter
Moore
McGary
Aruarin Bubs
Metaski
Vidal
Barina
Hernanier
Forwarda
Rodrivued
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Auha
Eompton
Hd Rynler
Yana Am
Pitt Sticking To Its Grads
Pittsburgh reports a stable Pitt coaching corps with an all-Pitt staff under Sutherland. Bilkern is named first assistant as Gustafson leaves for Dartmouth, while former Panthers like Kem, Bakes, Hirshberg, Hangartner, and Googler bolster the program. Alex Blevenson remains the lone non-Pitt high command member.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Yale
Pitt Panthers
Pitt
Dock Sutherland
Bilkern
Sutherland
Andy Gustafson
Farr
Alchard Hangartner
Googler
Panther
Suthreyland
Alex Blevenson
Panher High Command
Jan 26 Racing Day for Mrs Geneburg at Agua Caliente
Mrs L W Geneburg of Chicago enjoyed a lucky day at Agua Caliente race track. Her $2 daily double ticket on Mot Sure earned $3524 in the fourth race, echoing a year earlier when a $1 wager yielded $365.
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Agua Galient
Mex
TNS
Mra. L. Wgeneburg
Chicago
Callenle
Motesure
Uehnt
Dixie Takes Close Clash In City Basketball Fight
The Dike Club edged Sons of America 26 22 at Woodlawn lake court to lead the second half of the City Major Basketball league. Kardow hit the decisive field goal with a minute left and was top scorer with 10. The Dixiemen face Texsy Chiro Hawks next week to claim the title.
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Dike
Sons of America
Woodlawn Lake Court
Kardow
Dixiemen
Sonny Boys
Maxie
Dishmen
Texsy Chiro Hawks
Galick
Gallelena
Reyna ‘Hornansded Malfin
Kardaw
Hellman
Ty Bernal
Dido
Lnitiorke
Kretaar
Hurkhard
Brinkly
Curry
Sing
Kingsrud and Tiso Win Four-ball Golf Title at Miami Country Club
Ralph Kingsrud of Fargo North Dakota and Pat Tiso of Great Neck New York defeated Willie Daw of Miami and John Kinder of Asbury Park New Jersey 1 up after 36 holes in a tight professional four-ball final. The match swung back and forth with the lead changing at the 23rd and 27th holes and concluded on the 36th with a par by the Kingsrud-Tiso duo.
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Kingsrud
Tiso
Miami
Pla
Jam
Jusi- Ralph Kingsrud
Fargo
N. D
Pat ‘Iso
Great Neck
Miami Country Club
Willie Daw
John Kinder
Asbury Park
Dew
Kinder
Helinds Tia
Hott Tama
Rowlin College Kangaroos Battle Austin College For Texas Conference Decision
In Brownwood, Rowlin College Kangaroos and Daniel Baker HMbillies played a tense game to determine a Texas conference outcome. A disputed basket and stopwatch moments sparked debate over a late play, with the conference president to decide after a miscalled whistle. The match was the sole meeting of the week between the teams.
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Bherman
Texas
Rowlin College
Daniel Baker
Brownwood
Turk
Siriminly
Aren Rm
Fam
Wark Mouttful Prinh Iit
Tenas
Omercorer
Courit
Auli Col
Ja Dave
Austin College
Buck Moore
Thiede Signed For Mat Card In Los Angeles
Promoter Harry Coffman signed Clift Thiede for the next wrestling card in Los Angeles after recommendation by Lou Daro. Thiede is set to face either Glen Wade or Cowboy Littral in his debut, as injury keeps Sparks out this week. Wade recently beat W Nerve and had earlier lost to Sonnenberg in Dallas before a large crowd.
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Lou Daro
Los Angeles
Std
al Spurka
Harry Coffman
Clift Thiede
Pacific Coast
Coffman
Glen Wade
Nebraska
Cowboy Littral
Jack League
Thiete
Sparks
Presbyterians Face Tough Game On La Blor Court
The Presbyterians lead Uni Mexican Bunflay School Basket Bel league face a tough first game Saturday night on La Blor court against the Good Will Center team. The second matchup features Mexican Christians meeting Pro s veet Hil Methodists with Wesley House clashing Trinity Methodist on the same night.
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Uni
Basket
Belleague
Lablor
Wesley House
Trinity
Methodist
Riviera women's invitation event concludes in tight 38-hole finale
In a dramatic final round at Riviera, Miss Jen Bauer of Providence and Miks Marlon Wiley Taxington of Kentucky reach the decisive stage in the Riviera women's invitation, requiring a 38-hole play game today after a 14-hole earlier round.
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Miami
Fin
Jen Bauer
Providence
Miks
Marlon Wiley Taxington
Tins
Roomi
Riviera
Jongsville 14 Rodstown 13 in Kinerville non league clash
In a close non conference game the Rodstown team edged Kinerville 14 to 13 at Kingaville. Hal led Rodstown with seven points as the Cotton Picker powered the visitors to the hard fought victory against the Kinerville quintet amid a snowy January scene.
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Jongsville
Rowstown
Robbtown
Coton
Picker
Kinerville
Kingaville
Rodstown
Alamo Heights dominates junior league in Edison Games
Alamo Heights youngsters swept Class A, B and all games in the Bexar County junior conference Friday afternoon. Skeilon led A with seven points, Dale of Edison also had seven. Alamo Heights won 13 to 17 in A, B teams edged 25 to 9 in final period, with Lockett scoring 16 and Dale and Barnhardt each adding three. The best game was the Godlas match as the Little Ones from Alamo Heights won 8 to 6, with strong passing and standout players listed for both sides.
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FE. Dale
Barnhardt
Alamo Heights
Cami Gut
Lineuans Kare
Fateh
Shilton
Taldor
Rendhl
Talleatere
Gongmen
Burmigh
Bure
Bufield
Dale Cry
Slater
Tatanne to Race in Texas Derby in Arlington
Arlington Texas January 21 Talabne Fyorre old filly aerialion of New Orleans turf signed for the Texas Derby a $10 000 feature stakes at Arlington Towns springment March 20 Anougly April 2 Hail Alnter to Jamestown Belmont mully winner jy 1030 Patanhe has beri awerning big pairaes an Orcas cent City tracks ima is regarded Aw fa plum tor din Ariinglon maek
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Arlington
Texas
Talabne
Fyorre
New Orleans
Arlington Towns
Anougly
Hail- Alnter
Jameatown
Belmont Mully
Patanhe
Orcas
Ima
Mae West Promotes Amateur Boxing Scheme in Hollywood
In Los Angeles on January 21 Mae West plans to appear in a public event promoting amateur fighters. The scheme, backed by the California State Athletic Commission, seeds star sponsorships for promising youth boxers, featuring Herbie Hanaford and other young talents.
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Los Angeles
Mae West
Will Anpear
Sn¢é
Tin
California State Athletic Commission
Alduette Winn
George Rath
Jack Larte
Rath
Laruele
Whetter
Miss Weat
Herbie Haneford
Wicely Young
Gttr
George Hanaford
Richard Bennett
Joan
Barbara
Constance Belmett
Jimmy Smith
Pounger
Wornan
Kerry
Jerry Breslin
Calhalie Youth Organiza
San Francisco
Hollywood
al Nelson
Frice Cabot
Adrienmée Ames
Lupe Velez
Johnny Waelagmuller
James Cagney
Harry Green
Mary Brikn
William Wellman
Mervin Leroy
Temple Here To Play Jeffs Twice
Temple high school Mustangs face Temple Wildcats in two games at Thomas Jefferson Saturday afternoon at 3 and evening at 7. Jet second string plays Lytle at 4 30 while Coach Andy Andrews San Antonio college minute at 8 15. The Mustangs split even with Temple in an early season meeting at Temple.
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Dallas
Texas
Tr Iieyest
B.C. Crh
Thomas Jefferson
Mustangs
Temple ‘High School
Wildcats
Lytle
Andy Andrews
San Aniualn Tontor Colege Minnutet
Temple
Ann Neriog
Venzke Must Step to Win at Prout Memorial Games
Gene Venzke, holder of Pennsylvania indoor mile record, must approach the 4 10 standard to defend the Curley Memorial mile at Boston's Prout Memorial games. Rivals include Glenn Dawson Dean Woolsey Joe Mangan and Paul Mundy with George Spits attempting the high jump record. Relays feature New England and New York college teams.
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Boston
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Venzke
Glenn Dawson
Tulse
Okla
Dean Woolsey
University of Ilinois
Joe Mangan
Erock Cornell
Paul Mundy
Harper to Pilot El Dorado Diamond Club as Manager
George Harper a former big leaguer was named playing manager of El Dorado's 1034 Dixie League club after a board meeting. Harper received a unanimous vote and will lead the team at the start of the season in El Dorado Arkansas.
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Harper
el Dorado
Ark
INS
George Harper
College Basketball Scores From Varied Colleges and Players
A garbled college basketball roundup lists numerous teams and players with scattered scores including Maryland Virginia Michigan State Central Normal Wisconsin Minnesota and Kansas among others. The fragmentary OCR text mentions conferences and teachers colleges with mixed results and several school names appear without clear context or dates.
Peoria Promises Western Open Golf Shift to Peoria Club
The Western Open Golf Association may relocate the event to the Peoria Country Club after strong local support. The amateur division will be at Twin Hills Golf Club in Oklahoma City with dates June 13 to 17, while the junior event remains at a Chicago course with details pending.
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Peoria
Chicago
Peeatern Golf Association
Shepper
Country Club of
Twin Hills
Oklahoman City
Chevigny to Meet Beaumont's Exes in Banquet Plan
A plan for a banquet honoring Beaumont’s ex-students at the University of Texas was announced. Jack Chevigny, appointed coach, will attend as part of the event organized by the Joan Ex-Students club. The meal is set for March 2 with arrangements for entertainment and social gathering.
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Chevigny
Beaumont
Afaumont
Jack Chevigny
Bal
University of Tex
Joan
Enleytai
Questa Iheavening
Vines in Front After Frisco Victory
In San Francisco on January 27 Elsworth Viney of Pasadena seized the initiative in a tennis clash with veteran Tilden in Oakland, winning 6-1 3-6 4-6 6-3 6-1 after Tilden injured an ankle in the fourth set. Viney, rising to court fame in San Francisco years ago, dominated with powerful serves and sharp returns. Tilden fought back in the second set but Viney surged to claim the final sets and the overall victory.
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San Francisco
Bill den
Tansler
Elsworth Viney
Pasadena
Oakland
Tilden
Vines Firs
Vines
Big Bill
Gehrig Signs With Yankees as Club Contracts Grow
Contracts pour in from New York clubs as Lou Gehrig signs with the Yankees and Hussell Van Atta joins the staff alongside Bil Shores and Johnny Salvesan for the Giants. Herman Bell remains unsigned for the Giants while Gehrig’s deal, likely a formality, places him among top salaries just behind Babe Ruth. Also, Sam Houston High defeats Beaumont High 42-21 in Beaumont.
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N. Y
New York
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Hussell van Ata
Migo
New York Giants
Gehrig
Geng
Aimong
Babe Ruth
Local race results amid scattered city standings
Fragmented OCR shows scattered names and places including St Louis Dodge City Milwaukee Philadelphia and Portsmouth Ohla with partial scores and participants like George Fahariax and Lumpkin. Readable items point to a results brief from a regional meet with incomplete details and several garbled names.
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Davenit Dim Vondine
St Lou
Sheenwiz
Dodge Ciy
Olson
Milwaukee
Fhutmtelnhia
Utlen
George Fahariax
Puen
New York Sets Rules to Regulate Wrestling
New York state adopts a new code for wrestling defining bouts as exhibitions unless special permission is granted. Wrestlers must be paid by check with a $10 minimum per match, promoters to keep books, and fouls include kickboxing and deliberate tossing of opponents. Promoters cannot act as managers and discrimination against properties is barred.
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Sy Herbert
Barker
New York
New York State
New York State Athletic Commission
Joe Savoldi
Jak Pfeffer
United States Skaters Aim to Regain Honors in Wisconsin
Led by Eddie Behroder of Chicago and Dorothy Franey of Illinois, the United States team seeks to reclaim speed skating dominance at Fowler Lake in Oconomowoc Wisconsin. About 15 000 spectators are expected to witness 175 top American and Canadian skaters in the North American championships the fifth running since 1930. Schroder appears poised to deliver the American title as Ross Robinson of Turatv has left his ranks after last season’s North American final.
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U. S
Oconomowoc
Wis
Cleurey
Eddie Behroder
Chicago
Dorothy Franey
L. Plui
United States
Fowler Lake
Walen
Sda
Onco
Schroder
Candian
Ross Robinson
Turatv
Hes
Les Rank
Perry Defeats Crawford For Davis Cup Title
Fred Perry beat Jack Crawford 7-6 6-1 to win the singles final at the Australasian championships. Crawford, known for strong back-hand drives, loss followed their December match where Crawford had defeated Perry in Australia. Perry had earlier won singles titles in the United States and Victoria championships.
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Fred Perry
Crawford
Bydaey
Australis
Pred Ferry
Avebally
Perry Hiad
Ancarniar
Yale Lines Up New Coach Kipke Set For Yale
New Haven reports indicate Ducky Pond will coach this year with Harry Kipke to follow, as conservatives and progressives wrangle over leadership. Reggie Roots and a freshman star are named in plans, with Neale and Oosterbaan among assistants linked to the setup in a move toward Michigan style backfield and the famous punt, pass and prayer era.
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New York
Ducky Pond
Usis
Harry Kipke
Yale
Ingaliuation
Pond
Harvard
Rom
New Haven
Mal Afeveni
Kiso
Adiam Welsh
Tno
Alble Booth
Paul O'Connor
Oosterbaan
Blott
Kinka
New Mayen
Michigan
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