Harry Wills Calls Off Annual Fast
New York police report that Harry Wills, the veteran heavyweight once challenging Jack Dempsey, will skip his traditional annual fast after 28 years. The Harlem resident, speaking from his apartment house, noted the change as his weight hovered around 240 pounds, with vendors and locals expecting the seasonal spectacle.
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Harry Wills
New York
Jack Dempsey
Harlem
Battler
Wright
Tino
Harry
Old Holdouts at Brooklyn Dodgers Struggle over Contracts
New York Jan 28. Old holdouts at Brooklyn Lopez and Hack Wilson again refuse unsigned offers. Lopez seeks larger raise for 1993 work. Wilson seeks same pay as last year. Dodgers, under Manager Max Carey, press for resigning fronts and consider a contract for Marty McManus to challenge for an infield berth.
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New York
al Lopez
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lopez
Peppery le Cutangaleher
Mob
Brasklon
Wilson
Dodgers
Max Carey
Dodger
Marty Mcifanus
Waa
Boston Red Sox
McManis
Presbyterian Five Keeps League Lead In Basketball Standings
In a clear midseason push Presbyterian Five extended its lead in the Mexican Church League standings by defeating Good Will Center 32 to 100. The night also saw Wesley House and Pilgrim teams posting wins as Trinity Methodists and others faced off in the opening triple bill. Presbyterian scorers included Eeenheda and Reva with strong contributions from Martine and Finbt, as the team maintained momentum into the second half of the schedule.
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Presbyterian
Pat
Presbyterians
Luaniyo
Howe
Nulboaiel
Gomi Wit
Miatean
Sidney
Wesley House
Trinity Methodists
Eeenheda
Reva
Martine
Finbt
Eee
Mendon
Paailin
Lovin S
Ta Guerre Ay
Vance Tha
Camp Course Huris State Golf Scores
Friday rain moved the feature golf matches from Brackett to Riverside then played Navoo with few clear scores. Alvaugh Albaugh 73 and Albert Grombies led the event as Albaugh and Mac Burnett defeated Grum and Dan Bullivan one up. Jimmy Morgan Todd Menese and Marty Walsh won 3 and 2 in a top foursome. Pat O'Brien teamed with Hack Willard to win the best ball. Ortons Towns An led as best individual.
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Henor Golnz
Brackentidre
Riverside Hurse
Navoo
Reuben
Alvaugh
Albert Grombies
Thaz Albaugh
Mac Burnett
Grum
Dan Bullivan
Jimmy Morgan
Todd
Menese
Marty Walsh
MM Pat O'Brien
Hack Willard
Fragmented 1900s sports notes from unreliable OCR
Readable fragments describe basketball players Sunal Cage Teague Sebast Sevior and Janeen Wasiiilisiey, with mentions of Irving and Metheitiste. Badly garbled lines reference Troilt Avenue Brnlists and a Nedgivts Method. The text appears as scattered sports shorthand with names and places unconfirmed.
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Sunal Cage Teague
Firth
Janeen
Irving
Troilt Avenue
Nate
Anrle
Gmc
Scrapripe: Rosey De Fight On Thursday
New York boxing notes cover Maxey Rosenbloom defending his heavyweight title in a Miami bout against Young Two Finight with high stakes. Mickey Walker faces Bob Godwin in a welterweight clash in West Palm Beach. Tony Canzoneri meets Locatelli in a Madison Square Garden rematch delayed by Locatelli illness.
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Maxey Rosenbloom
Fradlem Playboy
Miami
Young Two Finight
Cairs
Sensation
Ravenbloom
Knight
Mickey Walker
Bob Godwin
Georgia
Wilfare Cieta Locatelli
Maly
Madison Square Garden
Canzoneri
Wensch
Lovatelli
New York
Broadway
of Clntinnali
Frankie
Hid) Covelli
Juniors Fall Hard In San Antonio Basketball Play
In the San Antonio Junior Basketball League St Anthony's Juniors lost 10 to 27 to Riverside Kats at St Anthony's. Kats then beat Prospect Hill Yellowjackets 26 to 20 at Woodlawn Lake Court. Morales Sports defeated Commercial Recorders 20 to 7 on Woodlawn Court. Central Catholic beat St Anthony's 17 to 18 in a Class A game as Peche stood out for Central and Lane for St Anthony's.
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Riverside Kats
San Antonio
Bundey
Woodlawn Lake Court
Kats
Prospect Hill Yellowjackets
Woodlawn Court
Morales Sports
Commercial Recorders
San Fernando Gardinals
Forielt
Hiveralite
Ail Ye Paral
Pars
Itn
Donen
Carrol
Rocari Waldne 'A1
Arrevaton Mages
Hueh Fuuenie
Ber Fk
Kerata Uy
Kerelang
Tye Saree Eens Psee
Rata Ordles Buovla
Turauo
Heanarieg
Seyeman
Peres
Pant
Gdniale
Ewion
Garcia Commercial Bacardera
Meitrano
Quitanita
Aguirre
Brown
de Leon Tl
Tamu
Centtral Catholic
St. Anthony's Cour
Peche
Soie
Whie Lane
Taneups
Canfeal
Martinez
Peeke ‘Peal
MaCtatmushae Muay
Mga Warnake
atereTky Lane
Yauienat Gitwarting
Wincail Poona
Quinn
Walsh
MePurey
Baltimore Club releases Goldberg amid roster shakeup
Baltimore club parts ways with Dick Goldberg first sacker for Golverian of the Texas league. Goldberg, who batted .? in 1933 with Galveston, was released as former Brovelpig Dodatr Del Bissonette’s era ends. The move sparks a broader reorganization ahead of 1954 Orioles season.
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Goldberg
Baltimore
del Bissonette
Brovelpig Dodatr
Wold
Verstlice
Datlimore Orioles
Sunny
Unclear OCR returns scattered event report
Fragmentary text mentions a German name and a world event with a Skylinter failure and a Sunday champion title. Names appear garbled with references to Pranes and Australia in a sequence, but the summary lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Greenville Lions eye nonconference slate for 1934
Greenville Texas coach Henry Paka aims to keep the eleven atop speed through the campaign. He announced four nonconference games with Amarillo Tyler Permple and Woodrow Wilson Dallas. Planned trips may include Yale three others in state and several post-state opponents from Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma and Nebraska.
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Greenville
Texas
Henry Paka
Greenville Idons
Woday
Amarillo
Tyler
Permple
Woodrow Wilson Dallas
Finka
Fin Lions
Yeinle
Woodrow Wilson
McKinney
St Gerard's Girls Rally To Victory Without Star Forward
St Gerard's defeated Lytle 14-6 on Henry's Court Saturday night led by standouts Dorothy Patton and Cagiile Wendle with Nellie Sullivan substituting for the injured Mary Schlosing. In the second game St Gerard's second team, coached by J D Wilson, fell 14-6 to Tider High School girls.
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St. Gerard’s
Lytle
Mary Schosing
St Gerard’s
Henry's Court
St. Gerard's
J. D. Wilson
Tider High School
Nellie Sullivan
Schlesing
Ted Scr
Dorothy Patton
Cagiile Wendle
SL. Grytd
Reecan
Sonler
Skillinks Tr
Ant Vorta Flraud
Prin
Barmegiviny
Tamilton
Fort Worth Club forms temporary charter in Austin filing
Fort Worth Bail Club Ltc. gains temporary charter approval with capital stock 1000 dollars and 10 par value shares. Incorporators listed include Stanley A Thompson Westbrook J C Maxwell and Kay Kimbell. Permanent charter aims for 50000 dollar capital. shareholders meeting postponed as legal steps finalize. Later Texan sports notes cover Sinton Pirates’ Taft Greyhounds game with key players Petty Moore Crimnoy Atkin and all star selections.
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Fort Worth
Van
U—A
Ltc
Austin
Stanley
AL Thompson
Westbrook
J. CG. Maxwell
Kay Kimbell
Shelholders
Owas Eallet
Chicago Racing Leader Targets Drugging a Past Issue
Albert Babath, newly elected president of the Chicago Business Men's Racing Association, vows to end narcotic use at tracks within two years. Federal campaigns to stamp out the practice are expected to succeed, with Hawthorne officials promising strict enforcement. Violators will be banned and escorted off the premises along with equipment and medicines.
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Chicago
Jan
Albert, Babath
Chicago Business Men's Racing Essociation
Rawthorne Lrack
Sabath Ae- Neves
Hawthorne
Sunday Basketball Doubleheader At Woodlawn Lake
Swan Am Sports reports a Spanish Algerian league double header Sunday at Woodlawn Lake. Tuesday Night club earned a disputed seed. first game Line Can Pultepecs beat Arco tris 27 to 24. Key scorers included Barajas Ortega and Islay.
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Angrein
Amado Nervos
Albempan
Woodlawn
Iake
Line Can- Pultepecs
Arco Tris Quintel
Hudy Barajas
George Ortega
Barajas
Ortega
Steve Islay
Jim Ara Trisclu
Onapistes
Arcotes
Solne
Gonsatex Va Shaver
Raonae Tay Cane
Cugmas
Gastilio
Rodrieven
Mentamp
Oriegr
Eens
Biorax
Ramires
Maeins
Mon
Taare
Iindreey Atorer
Trejo
Texan A and M Loom In Conference Basketball Play
Baylor visits Waco to face Arkansas and Texas A and M in a crowded Saturday night slate. The weekend features Texan Christian, Baylor University, and Texas A and M matchups with potential for shifting standings and key regional bragging rights.
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A. Pet
Texan
Oneistian
Texan A. Aml
Texas I
Mail
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Tintvernis
Arkansagor
Baylor University
AL Waco University
Schreiner Teams Wallop Bobcats in San Marcos Shootout
Schreiner College routed the San Marcos Bobcats 34 to 23 as Schreiner’s duo of teams dominated Saturday night action. Bobcat freshmen fell 41 to 27, while Schreiner controlled the game with strong defense and balanced scoring led by key players listed in the box score.
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Schreiner
Wallop Bobcats
SAN Marcos
Sin Marcos
Mountaineers
Bobcats
Bobcat
Rohuate
Gener
Houston
Avariie
Kiemidtmaan
Renter
Danny
Esato Jimmie
Towers
Nix UY
Alla
Reheniner
Bydline
Reiton
Garena
Craters Biorta
Lowe
Einen
Ailron
Snymanduly
Houston Dogs Cop Honors in Trials in Texas Bird Dog Event
Laurels won by South Texas fanciers as three dogs claimed top prizes at the Lone Star Bird Dog Association field trial near Natalia. Spotsper Tre led the all age stake for Willis O. Neville and Skeet Robinson, with Ten Broeck, Cowboy Pete, and Thornwood also placing. Over 100 dogs entered across five stakes. weather improved and the event ran smoothly under judge I. M. Cochran and Coke Murphy.
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W. C. Neville
Houston
Skeet Robinson
West Columbia
Tinale
Lone Star Bird Dog Association
Natalia
San Antonio
Laurels
Osocla- Won
South Texas
Lugero
Spotspertre
Willis O. Neville
J. A
Skeet
W. Claude Smith
Bouslan
Cowboy Pete
Wehler
LH. Atwell
Bonslan
Thornwood
Campbell Sewell
Skeel Robinson
Clyde Anderson
Blessing
Werther
Fuppirs
Ferids
Pointer
Thomas H. Pratt
Tennessee
W. D. Jonsnsen
Victoria
Rexson
Bronte
A. L. Huber
Ghost
J.P. Sages Jr
Dallas
Frank Goodwin
Tenas
I. M. Cochran
Fort Worth
Coke Murphy
Lukin
Will Collns
H. J. Peterson
R. L. Edwanis
Fred F. Doyle
Qan
Prngittir
Clyde Andersen
Blesing
Pele Prichette
Goliad
Wint- Gerssere
Bluestone Mne
Setler
J. M. Ryan
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Nbinler
Hendley
Dickens
Kyle
Seeors~ Beauty
Nantes
Gesten Dietze
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Lean
Seovinw Reson
PF Baker
Sig
Terris Phiri
Jess Crawford
J. .N Edens
Malakort
T. L. Dean
Unger
Uhrie Intenson
Corpus Chelsti
EL P. Wicker
Texas Gui Lonst Field
al Wessing
Texas
Chiros to Return for Revenge in Monterey Melee
The Chiros promise a revenge run after defeats, planning trips to Monterey for two games this week. Monterey Mercers crushed opponents 45 21 and 16 24 on Thursday and Friday, while Chinon Inahaged suffered a close loss on Sunday, final margin tight.
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Monterey
Chinon
DePalma Predicts 300 Mile Race Return At Indy Classic
Rene De Palma, 66 year old speedster, vows to compete in the Indianapolis classic next Decoration Day and possibly a 250 mile stock run in Los Angeles on February 23. He recalls a 272.46 mph record at Daytona Beach and expects stiff opposition as he aims to prove racing still drives progress in the sport.
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Fittsburgh
Ralph de Palma
Todianapolis
Malcolm Campbell
Carmptel
Daytora Beach
Particigate
Los Angeles
de Palma
Crom Shows Well In Gym In Bout Preview
Boxing notes from the gym suggest Crom shines while Duvernay looms as a probable opponent for Tommie Monroe in about three weeks. Fans expect the Brooks field standout to beat the tough New Orleans rival, with Montez open to meeting the winner next. The main card at Weekathon Arena features Crom versus Duvernay as the co headliner with Lozada and Midget Mexico in a separate headliner. Joe White and Dell Hawkine appear in a six round bout, and Alfonso Elizondo faces Babe Sancnes in the bantamweight division.
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K. O
Crout
Owen
Duuvernay
Tommie Monroe
Opino
Liwal
Crom
Millen
Duvernay
Monroe
Brooks Field
New Orleans
Bation
Montez
Bika
Cecelia Lozada
Mexico
Wetkathon Arena
Joe White
Dell Hawkine Micck
Alfonso Elizondo
Brins
Babe Sancnes
Tilden High Girls Win Two Lose One in San Antonio
Tilden High School sent principal W. Whiteside and Mrs. Whiteside to San Antonio with the girls for a double header Saturday night and a game Sunday morning. The team beat St Gerard's and St Henry's after an earlier loss to Townrneale Word, led by Bill Agiland and Viola Blaha with D Wheeler and Mary Snowden in the lineup.
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Tilden High
BR. W. Whiteside
Tilden High School
Tildely Beng Victor
St. Henry's
Tilden
San Antonio
Sh’ Mary's
Bill Holland
Viola Islaha
Viola Blaha
D. Wheeler
Mary Snowden
Gusta
Dava Goff
Velaste Bizha
An Analysis of Scoring Legends at Kansas Basketball
A statistical note notes that over 33 seasons Kansas players surpassed 17 000 points in 384 games against 72 opponents, with nearly 14 000 points by others. The fragment hints at a data minded observer identifying scoring trends in university basketball.
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Atisnics. University
Kansas Basketlball
Atul Nat
League Leads Tie As Texas Conference Shows Busy Week
Sreamar and McMurry along with Adrlene Chastian lead the Texas conference as exams approach. Four league games are scheduled this week with Dave Baker and Howard E. Of hosting. Bt. Edward's invades Brownwood while Daniel and Howard Payne face Southwestern in back to back games Thursday and Friday. Standings list McMurry atop with 4 0 0, Howard Payne 2 0 0, Southwestern 0 2 0, Daniel Baker 0 4 0, Bt. Edward's 0 2 0, Austin 0 2 0.
Intermediate Loop Returns to Court
Riverside Highs and Red Bridge clash on Sidney Lanier Court as the Intermedials league stages a three game night. The feature pits Sons of America against Warriors Athletic Club with Teague and Leundyshigy among the notable players in a balanced race. CWA officials will oversee, with President Merville listed in the record.
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Sons of Amética
Worrisys
Central Baptist
Red Bridge
Riverside
Uenwet Baptist
Red Bridge Aces
Sidney Lanier Court
Iy Ie
Hiverside
Hals
Newsies
Intermedale Teague
le Sons of America
Te Warriors Athletic Clus
Boll
Gneh
LD Vietorler
CWA
Merville
Dixie Ball League Nears Formation in Texas and Ark Plan
Tyler Texas July 29 The Dixie Baseball League moves toward two six club divisions for 1924 after a meeting led by Dr Walter Mextis of the southern division. Palestine Texarkana Tyler Longview and Henderson participated with plans to push growth through Kilgore Monroe and Shreveport roundups as Eastern and Western divisions coordinate in February. Morris indicated a league organization event set for Shreveport on February 3 with Monroe and Shreveport officials in line to finalize details.
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Tyler
Texas
Walter Mextis
National Association of Professional Leagues
Lowis
Palestine
Texarkana
Longview
Henderson
Medias
Kilgore
Pnatfer
Morris
Eaglern
Monroe
Shreveport
Eaton
Rouse
Lay Jackson
Miss
Pine Bill
Ask
Eldorado
Ark
Virginian Harper Wins Florida Coast Golf Open
Va 21 year old Chandler Harper shot 143 for 46 holes to beat De Sente and Tryon by two strokes in the Florida Mast Coast tourney at St Augustine. The event supported by the Hotton mhmitensiip club with a planned presentation.
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Augustine
Fla
Jan
Choadler Harper
Porlamoula
Aiaileur Gallerie
U Pon
Harpers
de Sente
Noward
Hotton Mhmitensiip
Elinin
Mordiy
Wirboldis advance to semifinals in antianncuiat contest
The Wirboldis soccer team from Cilengo Fortsch advanced to the semifinals of the antianncuiat competition as an unranked squad, with about 1000 attendees at a Sety-L venue.
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Wouis
Jag
Ginei
Leia
Cilengo
Sottay
Uir Wrateen
Alr
Uneir
Victory River
Ehr
Louis
Tae
Golf tourists fly to Mexico for Riverside amateur title
Riverside Calif January 20 0y the winter golf parade drew national amateurs to Agua Caliente for the Riverside Amateur tournament. Tom Stevens of Glendale Calif with partner Jack Gaines won shared the title with a 64 best ball score eight under par while Chet Beer DePaolo and Hyton Nelson joined Art Bato tied second with 65 two under par.
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Riverside
Calif
Agua Callente Eday
Ja Ther
Tom Stevens
Glensdale
Wry
England
Jack Gaines
Chet Beer
DePaolo
Los Angeles
Hyton Nelson
Texar Kana
Tex
Art Bato
San Francisco
Soccer Winners and standings from San Pedro park clash
Sunday action at San Pedro park saw Gonzaes FL oH defeat Monterey 3 to 0 with Jose de In Pena scoring twice to lead 2 to 0 at halftime and netting the all important third. Roy Dubilaky’s team claimed the title with the win over St. Ian’s Seminary. In other Class AA play Victoria topped the Tigers 4 to 1. Junior League opened with Isidro Flores Mexico juniors taking a forfeit over Carte Bianca. Tigers fell to fourth place after a 2 to 0 loss to Victoria while Aguilas Nacionales beat Aulas 4 to 2.
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San Pedro
Perk
Gonzaes
Jose de
Pena
O. de
Roy Dubilaky
St. Ian's Seminary
Victoria
The
Tigers
San Pedro Park
Incriuhe
Isidro Flores
Mexico
Carte Bianca
Aulas
Aguilas Nacionales
University of Oklahoma Tentball Tale From 1852
In 1852 Ralph Grabham of Rwosas State is noted as a great fullback in a history fragment about Oklahoma football rivalries. The item emphasizes early gridiron clashes and the enduring hostilities between the two programs.
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University of Oklahoma
Aguad
Ralph Grabham
Rwosas
Pursonal Menst shunna Pursonal Menst shunna at Institute
Rheinlander, an ex Jefferson High School lineman and all city football standout, plans to enter the institute this fall after graduating last spring. Officials say Andy Andrews, a basketball referee, worked two games last week.
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Oklahoma
Jefferson High School
Uhis
Feheinlander
Jefferson
Andy Dine" Andrews
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