Agua Caliente Open Promises Big Purses and Drama
About 174 American professionals and amateurs compete in the fifth Agua Caliente Open in Mexico starting Wednesday. The event features a total purse of 7500 with a 1500 first prize and a four day format not ending with 36 final holes, possibly concluding with a playoff or purse split.
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Agua Calient
Mexico
Numleur
Aiént
Pacific Coast
George Woodle
Johany Golien
Golden
Randolph Goalers Fall In Twin Close Games
Randolph field teams drop two tight affairs on Monday. The Bells beat Randolph 25 to 24 while the New Brausleiz All-Stars edged Randolph 28 to 27. Lineups and player names appear garbled in the OCR text.
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Randolph
Randolph Field
Bell Jewelers
Pifte
Brausleiz
Bells
Rowegh
Florrig
Centaes Sa Ree
Henne
Printe Galtopwande
Scheel
Mati
Firciy
Patti Rude
Rudg
Anbire
Afarlin
Soorer
Umer
Sacred Heart and Guadalupe Victors In Parochial Basketball
In the first Wednesday Parochial Basketball league round Guadalupe beat St Mary's 11 to 9 and Sacred Heart defeated St Peter's 27 to 9 on the Central court Monday afternoon. Officials listed include Referee O Brien and timer Cruz.
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Sacred Heart
Guadalupe Victors
Zehdol
Guadalupe School
St Mary's
St Peter's
Central Court
Guadalupe
Martinez
Rodri- Re
el. Brevmo
Guerréns
Pat Wie
Aernandez
Jeers
Hobine McChorky
Fehott
Jeererman
Fecha
Yir
Arate
Mds
Fatirs
PS Ncriden
Ankle
Bleek Kuch
Specia
Garcia
Col- Uns
Sinvens
O'Brim
Cruz
Box to back Palestine in Dixie league bid
Palestine Texas January 30 reports say negotiations with the Chicago White Sox aim to raise funds for Palestine to gain entry to the Western division of the old Dixie league. A player option would net the Palestine team 1500 dollars.
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Palestine
Texas
TNB
Chicago White Sox
Moreno Back After 10 Wins In Bantam Flight Tour
Lightweight boxing scene notes Moreno from Cleveland after a Midwest tour where he defeated top bantams. He had four knockouts, one decision loss to Jarr, and traveled with his brother Paul. Sports writers praised his style, with promoter Harry Cohen calling him standout.
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Hrory Moréno
Gar Antonio
Middle West
Moreno
Jarr
Tadlapa
Paul
Indiana
Jerr
Sud Fur
Wayne
Sarr
Bob
Eddie Jacobs
Jos Rhody
Jimmy Fox
Kid Merritt
Henry Hook
Kid Granite
Tony Vivian
Ernie Maurer
Marero
Gastore
Henry
Cleveland
Harry Cohen
Marena
Canzoneri Stakes Retirement If He Loses Locatelli Bout
New York January 30 Tony Canzoneri vows to retire if he loses the 12 round lightweight bout to Italian challenger Greto Locatelli at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The veteran champ says he will hang up his gloves for good if defeated, though he may chase another chance at Barney Rees for the lightweight title. Canzoneri has earned at least a quarter of a million in his pro career begun in 1925.
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Canzoneri
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Greto Locatelli
Madison Square Garden
Tony
Barney Rees
Segain
Hallroom Boys Keep Pitt First in Cage Race
Three Pitt basketball supporters nicknamed the Hallroom Boys live in a drafty three room apartment near the university. Charley Hughes Skippy Hughes and Clair Cribbs endure cold, wind and cramped quarters while fueling Pitt’s early season success with four wins and no losses.
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Pitt
Pittsburgh, Jan. MF
University of Pittsburgh
Charley Hughes
Puord
Skippy Hughes
Clair Cribbs
Canter
Nole
Bors
Teghis
Simet
Pillsburyh
Bkipye Hughes
Cribbs
Grarley Hughes
Logal
Millwaket
Hughes Boys
Holli- Mayebure
Cental Pennsyvenia
Jeanewye
Ollie Belma Signs His Contract
Ollie Belma of the St Louis Browns signed his contract for the coming season, announced at the American league headquarters. He starred for San Antonio of the Texas league last season and made 1833 total assists, leading second basemen in both major leagues. It is unclear if he will return to San Antonio or try out with Milwaukee or another club's organization.
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ST. Louis
Ens Olle Bejms
St. Lows Browns
Ferrgll
San Antonio
Jocel American Teague
Belma
Heve
Mughie «Tits
Charney Geh- Finger
Gilaca
Ham Antonig
Ws Reowne
Gore
Miwaukee
Ant Anneaherd
Florida Ousts Another Owner on Dope Charge
Veteran trainer N. C. Hay was suspended by the Miami Jockey Club on a charging case of “copping” a horse named Kilnas. Saliva tests showed strychnine, leading to referral to the Florida State racing commission. Additional suspensions followed as authorities tightened licensing. Canadian trainer Harry Cooper bonds posted, with caffeine traces alleged in a Texas horseman’s horse. Both men ruled off the circuit.
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Miame
Cays Fas
N. C. Hay
Miami Jorkey Club
Kiltas
Hialeah
C. R. Markan
Hneltysiv Bré
Ray
Florida State Racing Commission
Laverns Falter
Elston
Coltiletti
Calavetta
Whaley
Sesson
Harry Cooper
Edward Haughton
Texas
Edinburg Broncs Keep Hot Pace in Junior College Play
Edinburg Texas January 3 Edinburg Junior College Broncs under Coach L G Chandlers stretch early season form with wins over Victoria Junior College Pirates and Bucaneers. Johnny Serota nets 20 points while Preston Lawrence adds 16 as Edinburg mạnh two straight decisive victories and pursues February 15 16 San Antonio tournament berth. The team next faces We A lads at Wageville then Victoria at Edinburg.
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Mcalloon
Texas
San Antonio
L. G. Chandlers
Edinburg Junior College Broncs
Rio Grande Valley
Victoria Junior College Pirates
Broncs
Buccaneers
Johnny Serota
Sinen
Victoria
Preston Lawrence
Chandler
Vittoria
Galley Collegians Nbide
Wageville
Edinburg
Polo Ponies Show At Ft Sam Houston
Fort Sam Morston schedules its initial polo pony show of the season for Tuesday afternoon at Treat Neld. A largeFort representation will compete, with judging based on units of a player and five mounts, two for polo play and one with blaze. Strikes for the meet include Colonel George B. Tyner Maj J T McLane and Lieut Col W H Houston.
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Ft. Sam Houston
Fort Sam Morston
Treat Neld
Blair Nly
Ah Vederly
George B. Tyner
J. T. McLane Ang
W. H. Houston
Grankie Scratched From Steeplechase in London
Grankie, winner of the 1931 Grand National, was withdrawn from the 1933 renewal today. It marks the second consecutive year the horse failed to reach the post after breaking down in a training race.
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Grakle
London
Jan
R. ‘Taylor
Alnicec
Grankie
Ife
Ice Hockey Locals Roundup From Narrow Garden Showdowns
Fragmented lines describe regional hockey results and matchups. Names and places blur due to OCR issues but reference teams such as New York, Rhode Island, and New Jersey with mentions of games and players. The piece reads as a jittery scoreboard snippet with uncertain team spellings and venue hints.
Walker Loafs In Draw Fight In Florida Card
Mickey Walker fought to a draw with Boo Godwin in a 10 round main event in West Palm Beach. Godwin opened strong, but Walker, flashing moments of old form, landed more cleanly with counters and showed he could have Won if he had pressed earlier.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Mickey Walker
Boo Godwin
Abel
Godwin
Mickey
Tin Georma Boy
Walker
Hal
Tech to play North Dakota State in 1935 schedule
North Dakota State was added to Texas Tech's 1934 football schedule with a game in Lubbock on November 29 1935. Coach Pete Capiion announced nine games signed for next season with one more possible. Tech will meet Texas Baylor Simmons DePaul Oklahoma City University Loyala Los Angeles Louisiana Tech and University of Arizona on the 1935 slate.
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North Dakota State
Tech
Lubbock
Texas
Pargo
Texas Tech
Pete Capiion
North Dakota Bisons
Matador
University of Texas, Baylor
Simmons
DePaul
Chicago
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City
Loyala
Los Angeles
Louisiana Tech
Usten
University of Arizona
Tur
Carlson Dann Leader Of Club Champions Victory
Carl Dann Leader of Club Champions BT Augustine and Carl M. Duon Jr. of St Peterse barg. won the medal in the national championship of golf club champions with a sub par 70. Durand of Timber Point was runner up, Tryon of Blair and Detroit finished fourth. J. Travis memorial trophy contested annually among club champions.
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Augustine
Van
Carl M. Duon Jr
St. Petersebarg
Galf
Yse teTday
Rann Atreed
Waller J. Travis
Gelest Durand
Timber Point
L.n
Howard Tryon
Blair, N
Detroit
St Anthonys Five Bow to HNL Team
St Anthony s Five fell 28 to 22 at home on Monday afternoon on a tie late ers basketball court. Pred Mendoza led vistors with high points while Nolan attacked the banker for tallion. Named players appear garbled. readable items include Lonergan and O Teanaid among others.
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St. Antonys Uolegs
Latters
Pred Mendoza
Nolan
Atx
Tie Lasers
Lincupe
BCR
Menilora
Breil Memoxi
Jteennmies
Ginorue
Atwarade
Anihany
Lonergan
Genen
O'Teanaid
Sag Teh
Yoykio
Farcar
Browns Vow to Keep Blaeholder Amid Trade Talk
Louis Browns president Louis B Von Weise rejects trade talks with the New York Yankees over pitcher George Blaeholder. He confirms Blaeholder will be retained, says a move would not strengthen the team, and notes Blaeholder’s New York visit was unrelated to baseball and linked to his ice and fuel company duties.
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BT. Louis
Jen
W—M
George Blaeholder
Louis B. Vor Weise
SL. Louis Browns
Pilcher
New York Yankees
Blaeholder
Browns
von Weise
Jong
Yankees
von Welse
New York
Ice and Fuel Company
Gol
Jaco Ruppert
Ed Barrow
Westex Golf Loop Attracts Five Members In Westex League
Sweetwater San Angelo Coleman Brownwood and Abilene clubs join the Westex Golf league at the organization meeting held in Abilene. Cisco Albany and Winters show interest and may join. Clyde Southworth and Mose Newman of Sweetwater named president and secretary respectively to set up schedules after membership is solidified.
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Westex Golf Loop
Abilene
Jam
Sweetwater
San Angelo
Coleman
Brownwood
Westex Golf League
Cisco
Albany
Winters
Clyde Southworth
Mose Newman
Brasher
Niles
Yost Believes GAD Staff Will Stay at Michigan
Ann Arbor Jan 30 77 Coach Yost asserts that Bennie Friedman and Jack Blou will remain at Michigan despite speculation. He notes Kipke will stay as head coach and praises Michigan teaching staff as central to the program’s future. Yost emphasizes his players’ loyalty and long term plans at the university.
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Ann Arbor
Nich
Peking
H. Yost
University of Michicah
Bennie Qodlerbasn
Jack Blow
Jott
Stupoli
Oosterbaen
Yale University
Yost
Wal
Harry Klpke
Michigan
Kipke
Reve
Oosterbun and
Bott
Mountain Leaguers Organize for 1934 SCERNE
Mountain Baseball League officials announced plans for a 1934 sub league with representatives from most towns expected at an organizational meeting in SCERNE. Hold-over clubs Kerrville Comfort Bandera and home prospects include New Braunfels Fredericksburg Blanco and possibly Richler's Bakery in San Antonio.
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Scerne
Texas
Blans
Alamo Heights
Bryan Wins Medal In Florida Tourney
Curtis Bryan of Miami claimed medal honors at the Glenn Curtis trophy tournament in Miami Springs, finishing the qualifying round in front of Sydney D. Smith of Chicago who took second with 77.
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Bryan
Florida
Miami
Curtis Bryan
Glenn Curtis
Miami Springs
Sydney D. Smith
Chicago
Blaiye
Paterson Scores Quick Knockout in Wales
Cardiff report shows British heavyweight contender Jack Paterson delivering the fastest knockout of the night, stopping Charlie Smith in 10 seconds as the bell ended the round. Paterson unleashed a burst of punches that left Smith unable to continue.
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Kayo
Paterson
Cardiff
Wales
Jack Paterson
Chariie Smith
Smith
Kipke Chooses Yale Offer Over Michigan Return
New York gossip ties Harry Kipke to Yale after turning down Michigan. The Yale offer climbs to around ten thousand dollars, tempting Kipke as Yale reshapes its coaching, while Michigan’s support questions linger. Tad Jones declines. Pond emerges as likely Yale choice amid high publicity. Bennie Oosterbaan linked to Michigan negotiations.
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DAVIS
New York
Dan
New Haven
Harry G. Kine
Miichigan
Yale
Jess
Eervier
Bernie Bierman
Rei" Blaik
Kinke
H. Yost
Rams
Michigan
Vines Defeats Tilden After Four Hours in Match
Ellsworth Vines Jr, returning to California as a pro, beat Bill Tilden in a bitterly contested tents match in Los Angeles. The marathon contest lasted over four hours, finishing after midnight with scores 6 0, 21 00, 2 6, 2 6, witnessed by about 5000 fans. The second set reportedly set a new marathon record, exceeding the previous best by five games.
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Los Angeles
Ur— Ellsworth Vines Jr
Californ
BM Tilden
Tuis
Vines
Baptist Temple Defeats Calvary In Tight Chicago Preview
The Baptist Temple basketball team beat the Calvary Baptists 26 to 21 on Brackenridge High School court. Baptist Temple opened strong in the first half, Calvary narrowed the gap late, but Temple's defense limited Calvary to two field goals and one free throw in the second half. Grosenbacher led Temple with nine points, followed by Bartlut Temple and Thomas stood out for Calvary.
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Baptist Temple
Calvary
Calvary Baptists
Wsihe
Brackenridge High School
Grosenbacher
Thomas
Bartlut Temple
Grosentacher Unt
Olvin
Halleague
St. Marks
St. Mark's
Baptists
First Baptists
Beacon Hill
Lau
Cel Heights
Westminster Presbyterians
Laureline
Icke
Dale Soonele Arwarda
Akim
Cone Jory Reer
I Wuardss
Paver
Nhs. Ry. Rine
Ees
Seanad Caren
Armiers
I. Auarde
Mannney
Stillman Birkie Bout Set For St. Louis Heavyweight clash
Al Stilman of St Louis and Hans Birkie of Germain have been signed to meet here on a bound route July 7 for a light heavyweight title bout. The match was announced today as finalized.
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al Stillman
Hans Birkie
Louis
Jen
Germain
al Stilman
St. Louis
Girls' League Sports defeat State Hospital for third place
The Barbera Sports of the City Girls Basketball League won 43 to 14 over State Hospital nex ter, keeping their strong run alive. Giatnea led scoring with 13 points as the team built an 11 to 6 first half. Meanwhile Lantessiein's Riders moved into tied first with a close 31 to 21 win over Mortles Malas, with Bartett scoring 12 for the victors.
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Barbera Sports
State Hospital
Giatnea
Lantessiein
Mortles Malas
Bartett
Taantaintain
Tramtaia
Docavnate
Bartiett
Zanters K
Speara
Sara
Jack A
Conway i i
Menton
Gommalen
Marat Oralnn Ri Sonate J
Great Jumping Duel Looms Saturday at New York Meet
A high jump duel shapes up between Walter Marty of Fresno State and Geurat Spite of New York University at the Mt. Tote A A games. Marty, 23, indoors untested, has cleared 6 feet 6 inches outdoors and plans to try indoors. Spite holds the indoor mark at 6 feet 11 inches and has cleared 8 feet 7 inches in practice. Spencer, last year’s Mile West Street victim, is sidelined with a knee injury, likely keeping the field to the Marty versus Spite clash.
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New York
Geurat Spite
Walter Marty
Fresan
California
Spite
New York University
Bix
Barry
Marty Hen
Gotter
Spits
Ilmex
Howard Speccer
Geneva College
Matty
Spitz
Spencer
Sunday Schools Eagle Heights win league games on Monday night
Westminster defeats Laurel Heights 51 to 19 on the Thomas Jefferson court while Palm Heights beats Pruitt Avenue 2¢ toll. Tallman leads Westminster with 22 points, Elnkayl tops Laurel Heights with sever points, and lineups list players for both teams.
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Westminster
Palm Heights
Thomas Jefferson Court
Laurel Heights
Palm Herehcs
Pruitt Avenue
Tallman
Mayer
Njés
Elnkayl
Necame
Yarborough
Moxes
Borie
Wonite
Teltenun
Futlerton
Joe Vance Signs for Outfield Role in 1934
Dallas reports Joe Vance signed his 1934 contract and plans to seek an outfield job with the team. He debuted last season as a mound artist, set a short-time stolen base record, and is noted as one of the league’s fastest men. He played 88 games with 3 doubles 5 triples and no home runs, batting .288 and stealing 2 bases. Business Manager Bon Tarleton announced the sale of Larry Pincher to New York Pennsylvania affiliates, with Borantos roster changes soon expected.
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Joe Vance
Dallas
Oe Vance
Yareatile
Dallas Breer
Laurela
Vanes
Firit
Bon Tarleton
Larry Pincher
Blerr
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LaVerne Fator
New York Jockey Club
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Frank Catrone
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Walker Loafs
Carl Dann
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Pond
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Gracie Allen
Delia
Raymond
Ducky
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Reparty
Tilden
Laurel Holes
Mier
Mietwelts
Hinkoul
Barta
Bowwan
J. Hicky
Waleton
Pali Heights
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