Wichita and Austin polo final set in Harford cup
Wichita meets Austin in the Light Trophy final at Harford after Wichita Riders beat Shreveport 3 to the Woods match. The Austin club advances to the final as Fremd Terborg edges tie and poses a strong threat in the decisive game tonight at 6 40 p.m.
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Golf Tourney Aces Lead In Damp Oak Tournament
Hines seizes early lead with a first round 18 and a late surge by Garden City’s Jones helps the field at the Oklahama area event. Contenders include Hines, Jones, and several named players from Wichita, Shreveport, and Indianapolis as conditions challenge scoring on the V0 Requoyal course.
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Quinn Feud With Scranton Press Draws Boston Bees Spotlight
Scranton and Boston clash over local sports coverage as Hale Quinn and Bill Terry feud with Scranton writers Joe Potakoff Jus Yoller and Chic Feldman. Quinn, Bees president, hints Scranton could lose its team to another city amid plummeting attendance and mixed fan sentiment. The unfolding dispute prompts a coming decision at a New York meeting.
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MacPhail signs Van Lingle Mungo for Dodgers
New York report says Brooklyn manager Lee MacPhail signed right hand pitcher Van Lingle Mungo from Columbia B C. The deal set Mungo’s sale price at about 34100 with terms to fit, and Atlanta reports suggest St Louis rover Rickey remains noncommittal.
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Patty Berg Wins Handy Style in Punta Gorda
In Punta Gorda on January 30, Patty Berg captured the women's golf cup in a decisive display, defeating Jenn Bauty of Travicence and Obivers in Nan Cela. The event highlighted Berg’s precise approach and steady scoring as she secured the lead in the seeding rounds.
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Heights Five Hangs Defeat Edgewood in Rough Action
Heights Five beat Edgewood with a 32 to 8 score in a rough contest. The game, played on Friday at Edgewood, featured fast breaks and physical play, with Heights Five controlling the tempo and securing the win in the last period.
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College Cagers Scoreboard Digest from Various Meet Results
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Conch Upsets School and Town in Odd Basketball Tale
Fragmented report details a chaotic incident at a high school basketball game. Coach Wynn of Mazarin Braminte is cited, with unclear names and events. Officials described tension around a strike and personal confrontations, and a girl subject appears amid stray quotes and garbled names.
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Whitehead Repeats in Florida Tourney
Whitehead of Plainfield won his second weight victory at the Florida winter tourney for Ponte a Liana. The field included Cemkd Olt of Denver and Jobs Perelli of Tahoe with top entrants from Chicago and Portland while pre-tourney favorites and notable players faced early rounds in a competitive field across multiple weight classes.
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Tiger Homers Cochrane's Answer to Yanks' Power
Detroit manager Cochrane predicts the Tigers will boost power with Hank Greenberg Rudy York and Lou Gehrig like feats. He notes York as regular catcher and aims to prepare for the season in Florida. Rowe’s status remains uncertain and talks of a strong pitching staff hinge on his return and other rotations.
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Rangers Play TLC in Six Day Hack Road Event
The Texas Lutheran College Rangers travel to Seguin to face TLC in a six day bike area opener. The event, set for early evening, features riders Gustav Kilan and Heinz, with local teams and riders from nearby colleges expected to compete.
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University of S. A. to Play Schreiner
University of San Antonio faces Schreiner Institute in Kerrville on Saturday. San Antonio’s squad, strengthened by Holt Mitney and other additions, travels to meet the Mountaineers after a recent city game.
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New York A Twitter Over Visit Of Terry
New York reports Bill Terry visiting with friends amid a city press bustle. Details describe strict guard rules for the Gordon Way, a knife-throwing code, and a dinner for reporters from the New York Baseball Writers Association. The piece notes expectations for lighthearted chatter and a notable Times-backed portrayal of Charlie McGallyby.
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Buxby Loses and Plans to Quit Sailing Yet
Buxby, a Miami area swimmer, announced plans to retire after the Bikernet Cup in Miami Beach. The remark followed a semifinal loss to Riwned Cooke in Portland Oregon at the Florida state meet. Drake defeated Kovacs in a key match as Wil Macet edged Wilmer of Hollyvrund for the win.
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Arm strong Fight Now O.K. for Feb. 28
CHICAGO, Jan. 29 The Whidis boxing commission has sanctioned Promoter Miss Maloy's application to stage a female bout between Henry Armstrong featherweight and the best available opponent at the date February 23. Chairman Ine Triver of the commission indicated Puig, a veteran from Los Angeles, would be approved as the antagonist for the sensational match from Los Angeles. The event was originally set for February 12.
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Frys Versus Turnesas in Telegraph Golf Match
Oakland hosts a telegraphic golf contest between the Fry brothers from California and the Turnesas from New York. Organizer Fred Corcoran aims to stage a 16 team, 72 hole event at Sequoyah course with entries from Fry Weys-Mark Nach and other Bay Area players. The Turnesas claim the brother championship title and challenge the Fry brothers for continental honors on the Pacific Coast.
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