Hardest Polo Game Ends In Fourth Quest Victory
Box score recounts a heated bout where Mel Stevenson of Rangan City fights Bobby Green of San Antonio. Green dominates with a sharp knockout in the fourth round after landing powerful blows, while Stevenson sustains a brutal attack and hits the canvas twice, ending Green’s dominant flurry.
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Mel Stevenson
Rangan City
Heathoven
Shelton
Aho
Bobby Green
San Antonio
Stevensen
Mel
Stevenseny
Femeellaw
France
Goul
Kuneas Cit
Green
Stevenson
Wallong
Gree
Dartmouth Grid Star Shines at Hockey Bend
Dartmouth star Neiddinger, a versatile athlete from the 1922 football squad, gains attention in hockey and aims to disrupt the home cage. He was picked as tackle for Walter Cain's second team with experts naming him first-team All-America candidate. the season featured a standout football game against Harvard and notable boxing results surrounding major matches.
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Bend “Pudge
Neiddinger
Dartmouth
Idican
Neidhinger
Hockes
Ly Funtrath
Frokle
Neidlinger
Mit
Walter Cain
Tarvard
George Owar
Haypards
Boston
Wnayimais
Snes
Hagen's British Open hopes crest in U S golf circles
A fragmented report notes Hagen's success boosts his admirer base across the nation. It discusses British players like Hagen and Wethered amid golf world attention, with comparisons to competitors and the evolving view of American and English talents ahead of events such as the British Open.
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Tolar
Willise
Talis
Matty Duchter
Lechter
Buena
Ummy
Odare
Tram Kid Hart
O'Dare War Helpler
Coffen
Wilbert
Habe
Umpire Hank O Day to Remain for Giant Games in San Antonio
Umpire Hank O Day, veteran official and former major league player, will stay in San Antonio through May to umpire spring games for the New York Giants during their training season. President Benson of the Giants approved, while National League president Heydler could assign him to a spring exhibition in Springs, Arkansas if needed. O Day plans to stay near the Giants and other camps for convenient work ahead of the season. Frank Anax, Giants catcher, is noted alongside O Day during this winter period.
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Hank O'Day
Nabloval Lene
Biter
Panazer
Will Comain
San Antonio
Mavely
New York Giants
California
J. Benson
San
Heysler
The
National
of Springs
Ark
Tor Wells Hope
May
Henssn
O'Day
Hank Onax
Sneare
Ss Antonie
Suramar
Frank Anax
Five More College Basketball Games In Store For Fans
San Antonio teams plan five upcoming games in February. St Edward's College in Austin will host Southwestern University from Georgetown on February 10. Fort Samtonton and Camp Travis venues figure in the schedule with St Edward's facing Bellward's and a trip to Austin planned for another clash.
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San Antonio
St. Edward's College
Austin
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Hoor
Sam Tonston
Camp Travis
Meyuments Wall
Turner Court
Sayd
Aussin
Venne Nas
Uaviner
Te Routhwestern University
Sate Antonia
St Mark's Sandey Sehoq
Meadows A Problem In Philadelphia Baseball Teams
Philadelphia press reports a Brooklyn style clash as Meadows faces selection pressure in the Philadelphia Nationals management. Motraw of the Giants has urged Meadows to join as pitcher, amid doubts about his consistency and future in the role. The piece hints at possible changes, aligning with manager Pioteher’s decisions and McGraw’s influence on the outcome.
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Philadelyida
Arthur Pioteher
Philadelphia Nationals
Mradowa
Fletcher
Alatinger
Giants
Nad Meadows
Meadows
Weekend Games Highlight Midwest Conference Action
In Chicago and nearby cities, teams compete across basketball swimming and track. West leads the conference in basketball action as teams chase pivotal wins while swimming and track events unfold at Minnesota and Columbus venues.
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Snorts
Chicago
Shicakw
Qasing Tawa
Towa Cer
Tye Neat
Minnesotin
Columbus
Rice Owls Face Baylor In Tie Game Revival Week
Rice Owls travel to meet Baylor in a key late season showdown after a pair of close losses and strong shooting by forward from the Rice five. The Owls rely on free throw accuracy and long-range shooting as they chase a needed win in a high scoring week.
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Houston
Tex
Dat
Rice Owl
Wuoa
Baylor
Dope
Owls
Bears
Fridas
Texas Aggies
Hie Owls
Apgies
Rice
Shel
Curgey
Veach bernounces new deal talks for Detroit outfielder
Detroit American League star Bobby Voreb and Detroit Tigers president Frank Navin failed to reach a contract agreement. Veach, one of the league’s highest paid outfielders, is seeking a substantial raise after finishing his hotly contested season with the Pirates in 1921.
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Merrieit
Mich
Bobbby Voreb
Detroit
Frank Navin
Tigerlub
Veach
Yeoch
Pigere
Corpus Christi Golf Opens With Fifty Six Entrants
Corpus Christi Golf and Country Club launched its open tournament with calm weather and a cloudy sky. Seventy two stroke rounds are scheduled across divisions. teams tied at 70 for 18 holes in the amateur-pro round. Notable entrants include Guy Martin Madison Wis and H Long Chicago with numerous players from across the country.
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Corpus Christi
Fox
Corpus Christi Golf and Country Club
Guy Martin
Madison
Wis
Long
Chicago
Irvin Neleon
Neweteoxi
Art Longworth
St. Lewis
VW Chapin
Minneapolis
Walterig
Buffalo
George Curist
Charles Lawrence
Bogalusa
Charles Hall
Birmingham
Ala
Bill Leech
Philadelphia
Jin Cullane
Colorado Springs
Val
Pater Henry
Cleveland
Calen
Okla
Pom ‘Bord
Vox Hille
N.Y
Hull Creavers City
Tom Rajoppi
WN. X
Laur Nabbaltz
Lima
Ajex Armour
New York
Haigh Stith
Denver
John Goblnn
New Vorly
George Bowden
Doin Rogers
Dayton
Ohio
Dan Halland
CC. Cunningham
Corpus ‘Christi
A. Leibman
Oklahoma City
Charles T. Ball
Girmingham
Scores and names from a tied score event reported
Scores of 70 divided first and record money mounting to 50 dollars and 10 pounds. Following teams led for third with total 72 for the 18 holes. Individuals named include Bill Leach of Philadelphia Frank McNamara of Florida H S Long of Chicago and Fred McLeod of Washington DC Malcolm Benderson Gers Christi and J G Call ing of Cleveland.
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Bill Leach
Philadelphia
Frank McNamara
Floritg
H. S. Long
Chicago
Fred McLeod
Washington, D. C
Malcom
Benderson
Gers Christi
J. G. Calling
Culeakia
Argijo from Brownsville trains in Houston for pro debut
Adolph Arguijo, former Corsicana pitcher, now in Brownsville, Texas, has come to Houston for a brief stay then report to the Houston club. He showed first class form in an exhibition workout here and may be signed to pitch for the Oil team after Monterey stint.
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Brownstille
Tex
Dan
Adolph Arguijo
Monterey
Mexico
Houston Butte
Cau
Arguito
New Ring Opens Amid Crowds at Mexico City Arena
In Mexico City on January 34 a newly built bullring opened to host a diverse program. The arena, seating over half again as many as the rival Toreo venue, featured imported Spanish fighters, boxing, and a Ukrainian chorus with four bull fights and a circuit event, signaling a multiuse culture show in one Sunday afternoon.
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Mexico City
Mex
Spain
Corpus Christi proposed league for a regional baseball circuit
Corpus Christi would host a new regional baseball league with Beeville Victoria and another town. Fans near Corpus Christi are organizing talks with towns in the area about forming the circuit. Landis reserves and names of officials are noted as part of the ongoing discussions.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Jam
ClInas TV
Beeville
Victoria
Cuero preps for spring training with Crabs arrival
Cuero Texas readies Forbese baseball park for Cuero Crabs spring training. Proxy Leopold of Galvestin Suod Crabs seeks wildness control by basing camp in Cuero. Chamber of Commerce reports the park in first class condition for arrival around March 5 amid high fan anticipation.
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Guers
Tex
Inn
Proxy Leopold
Galvestin Suod Crabs
Rehhosen Cuero
Chamber of Commerce
Forbese
In Crabs
Cuero
Totsa
South Terns
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John Williams
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Rochester International League
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