Mark Twain swimmers win Hawthorne junior high meet at Woodlawn
Mark Twain's squad repeated last year's triumph in The Light's junior high swimming meet at Woodlawn lake pool. Hawthorne finished second with 33 points, Nelson Page third with 18.5, and Joel Chandler Harris led a list of eight schools with varied scores. Three new records and numerous strong races highlighted the meet, including Page and Twain swimmers setting marks in B and C classes.
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Mark Twain
Squaih
Light
Woodlawn Lake Pool
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Thomas Nelson Page
Joel Chandler’ Harris
Ralph Waldo Ermer Ison
Washington ‘Irving
Edgar Allin Poe
Ridney Lanier
McLeland
Whitman
Twain
Wallman
Guerry Larrie
Reeves
Arcond
Wall Hawthorne
Triplake
Bigher
Mose
Tyaln
Mirus
Hawthorne
Harrin
Twaln
Wmynak Roley
Hovey
Irving
Emerson
Waits Antharae
Thomas
Har
NeKile
Neeven
Tient
Rérier
Barrie
Aiving
Newson
Aain
Piatt Bonne
Fars
Ieid
Harris
Entra
Monome
Ban Thennn
Scots Seek British Amateur Championship at Muirfield
Scots prepare for the British Amateur Championship at Muirfield with 100 Scots among 235 entries. The field features players from the United States and empire nations, including Eric Martin-Smith the defending champion from Westward Ho, plus notable Americans and expatriates competing for the crown.
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London
Pibroch
Highlands
Jowlands
Muirfield
Guilane Hills
Scotland
Dave Marlin
California
Chempton
U.S. A
Leonard Martin
Rye
Ross Thompson
Uniontown
Clive Alvord
Greenwith
Conn
Joshua Cranes
Boston
Bast
Great Britain
Stuart Schettel
Charles
Robert Sweeny
Oxford
Douglas Grant
Paul Arbill
New Jersey
Frank Sweeny
Sweeny
Str Erocs
Holderness
T. Philip Perkins
Cyril Tolley
New York
Uncertain historical baseball scores and players listed
Fragmentary OCR lists names Medwick Medwick Naunton Antons, Hou and San Antonio, home runs totals and stolen bases. Mentions teams Fort Worth Houston and Milwaukee like venues and players with scattered numbers. Reads as a bank of stats and misread places.
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Medill
Mouston
Jowblens
Medwick
Aaunton
Kwaprel
San Antonio
Naunton
Mona
Stauston
Monwick
Houston
Menumant
Bithiveuth
Thoemanien
Clveston
Ong Pitehtva
Ghriee
Murray Cumen
Langyiar
Fitehure Camalete Gatuts
Conlin
Long
Hew
McCaba
Fort Worth
Pitahaee
Rae
Hewa
Atooks
Borl Worth
Fine Katuper
Ben Antonio
Blashiva
Hguetyn
Fox
Veaumont
Americans Win in Women’s Golf Play at Wentworth
In a team match at Wentworth Surrey on May 21 the United States women defeated Great Britain 3-1 in foursomes. Singles lineup includes Glenna Collett Ware versus Joyce Wethered and Helen Hicks versus Enid Wilson among others. Six singles matches remain to be played this afternoon as the American squad holds a commanding lead.
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Wentworth
Surrey
England
Jayce Wethered
Mekienna Collett Ware
Great Britain
United States
Cilenne Collett Vara
Opal Hill
Joyce Wethered
Wanda Margen
Helen Hicks
Virginie van Wie
Enid Wuson
J. B. Watson
Maureen Creuit
Leone Cheney
Virginia van Wie
Wanda Morswan
Misa Maureen Or
Cult
U.S
Diane Fishwick
Mollie Courtmy
Eogland
Leona Cheney
Elsis Cor~ Jett
Texas Boxes and Baseball Box Score Fragments
Fragmented boxing and baseball notes from Beaumont event list players, teams, and game actions. Mentions San Antonio Buffs schedule with two games and references to multiple players, umpires, and innings, though many lines are garbled and OCR errors obscure full details.
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San Antonio Buffs
Nyex Plo
Gamok
Kamrath and Hess Set for Rice-Texas Tennis Final
May 21 Houston. Hess of Rice and Kamrath of Texas reach the Southwest Conference tennis final in Houston. Hess and Holden face Kamrath and Wilson in doubles. Hess defeats Kamrath previously in the Houston Invite, with Hess delivering soaring forehand drives. Kamrath advances after a teammate defaulted in the semi finals.
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Houston
Jake ‘Hess Jr
Karl Kamrath
Oday
Hess
Rice
Kamath
Universlty
Texas
Henry Holden
Kamrath
Sterling Wilsons
Houston Invitation Tournament Earlier In the Season After the Texas Star
George Lott Jr
ofKaimrath
Allan Key
Martin Buxby
Buxby
Owl
Kammith
Tesh
Kansas Sees Third Title Just Ahead
Lincoln Nebraska May 21 with 18 athletes qualified for the Minis today in the annual Big Six conference track and field championships Kansas University had a good chance to win its third straight title. Besides three record breaking performances the preliminaries yesterday established the Jayhawkers as leaders in at least five events. However the University of Nebraska and Kansas State each qualified 16 men and will give the champions plenty of competition.
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Lincoln
Neb
Kanga University
Jayhawkers
University of Newwark
Kansas State
Fuller Beats Berg In Close. Conti!
In a tight 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden Fuller edged Berg with judges split. Reporters noted Fuller landed cleaner blows and controlled the late stretch while Berg fought back. crowd reaction and ringside scoring varied.
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Fuller
Berg
Conti
Sampy Piller
Boston
Mghtwr
Ed Bere
Looven
Bank League Summary From Fragmentary Report
A damaged OCR fragment describes a bank league event with names such as Helis Bak, Ftoro nations, Haley, Dinwiddie and Harris. The text mentions Friday afternoon play and a bell ringing, but details and outcomes are unclear.
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Srcora
Bank Besconteag
Winters
Tha Jorors
Whatiora
Haley
Loscra
Cnet Dinwiddie
Harris
Police Team Heads to Fort Worth Competition
The San Antonio police team left Saturday morning for Fort Worth to compete in the Southwestern States pistol and revolver events Sunday and Monday, Captain Roy Tutewa in charge. Other members are Captain W. C. Dickman, Homer Cong and Rex May.
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San_Antonio
Fort Worth
Pisto
Evell-Bore
Roy Tutewea
W.C. Dickman
Homer Cong
Rex May
Bowling League Results Littered With Jumbled Scores
A garbled bowling league report lists multiple teams and players with incomplete scores and inconsistent formatting. Despite disorder, totals are attempted for several lines, including names such as Wadley, Detnteger, Walters, Wawner, and others, with strange notations and stray numbers scattered throughout the page.
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Spenterfaler
Kraemer
Ate
Young
Wadley
Detnteger
Totale
Acd
Hatin Bary
Jerrett
Eatcher
King
Lereweh
Patrich-Sauer
Telgh
Joie
Fottelt
Aggie Victory Sparks Rice Aggie Victory Teaser
Rice Institute baseball stars rally as they seek to dethrone Texas A and M to claim 1932 conference supremacy. Aggies beat Longhorns 12 to 9 in a Friday game, with Moon pitching six innings and a potent eight run second inning propelling the win.
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Taylor
Joe Veltman
Aggie
Moon
Beciea
Tavior
Shame
Tateln
Agio
Priors
Davin
Carpanter
Matver
Alor
Bare
Koy
Shaw J
French swimmer Carlunact breaks 160 meters breast stroke record
Paris reports Jacques Carlunact set a new 160 meter breast stroke mark in 1 143 seconds eclipsing the prior 1 14 flat world record of Walter Spence from 1927. The event appeared in the same multi item sports wire front covering records and matches across multiple cities.
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Paris
Jacques Carlunact
Ba Wae
Walter Spence
United States
Beaumont Sensation Rowe Shuts Down Longview in 5-3 Win
Beau mont rookie hurler Rowe earned his fourth pro start, striking out 12 and limiting Longview to six hits. He also sparked offense with three hits and two RBIs as Beaumont seized first place by beating Tyler 7 to 2 in a slugfest, while Houston stockpiled second. An estimated 9,000 witnessed the Buffaloes rise in the Texas League pennant chase.
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Brean
Rowe
Beaumont
Longview
Houston Stock
Tyler
Lee Stebbins
Houston
Bayer
Mueler
Mueler Cloused A Pair of Triples, Herper Clicked With A Triple Narlowky
Gonblea
Joe Modwick
Doudle
Corbett Receives Chance At Welterweight Title
Francieco May 21 report says Young Corbett awaits a June 26 title bid against Jackie Fields in Coast League ballpark. Promoter George A. Putnam mails Fields’ contract after Larry White signs for Corbett. Ten round bout offers Fields early earnings and a shot at the crown, ending a long rocky road for Corbett.
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Han Francieco
Ej— Young Gorbett
Chaie
Fresno Southpaw
Jackie Fields
Fields
Chicago
George A. Putnam
Larry White
Corbett
Nora
San Francisco
Jack Thompson
Thompson
Harvard baseball players denied summer eligibility ruling
Harvard athletic officials told players they could not participate in summer baseball activities without paying their own way and did not provide financial support. The terse ruling capped by a note that the season’s limits remain unchanged, leaving players unsure about summer play.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yaster
Petrolle Wins Unanimous Decision Over Battalino
In Chicago on May 21 Petrolle, former world featherweight champion, outboxed Battalino over ten rounds to win a unanimous decision. Battalino seized early momentum with a hard knockdown in round one, but Petrolle settled into a methodical approach, trading blows and pulling ahead after round six. The crowd of about eleven thousand saw Petrolle secure the victory and set up a possible title shot against Canzoneri if a future championship bout is arranged.
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Chicago
Battaling
Bt Petrotle Evn Hekhon
Giog
Fargo Express
Petrole
Fnne Moe
Ine
Petrolle
Hartford
Battallmo
Fetrolle
New York
Priroile
Hattalina
Ato
Fire
Bully
Petrollo
Battalino
Tenny Canzoneri
Stadium
Australian favors open tennis meets
Jack Crawford, Australian Davis Cup veteran, says tennis would benefit from open competitions between professionals and amateurs modeled after golf. He urges the International Lawn Tennis Federation to approve such matches soon.
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Philadelphia
Jack Crawford
Simiar
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Carideo Named Missouri Football Coach
Frank Carideo, famed Notre Dame All American under Knute Rockne, was named head football coach at the University of Missouri. The appointment was made by the university's executive board of curators in Columbia, with President Walter Williams' office announcing the decision. He succeeds Gwinn Henry, who resigned after leading the Missouri team since 1923.
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Columbia
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
University of Missouri
Executve
Holla
Walter Williams
Carideo
Gwinn Henry
Missouri Grid
Ohio State Strong In Big Ten Finals
Evanston Illinois May 21 Ohio State University stood at the threshold of a first Western conference track and field championship with 16 qualifiers. Michigan led with 15 finalists followed by Indiana, Town and Illinois with 12 each. Minnesota, Wisconsin, Purdue, Chicago and Northwestern had two apiece. Finals of the title battle, won last year by Wisconsin, were set for this afternoon.
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Ohio State
Evanston
Ohio State University
Pleers
Michigan
Indiana
Town
Filinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Purdue
Quid Chilongo
Northwestern
Wiscontin
Oklahoma Aggies and Drake Bulldogs set for another MVC clash
Oklahoma Aggies and Drake Bulldogs, former foes in last year's Missouri Valley track championships, prepare for a renewed duel as this year’s meet begins at Creighton Stadium. Oklahoma qualified 16 finalists, Drake 12, Grinnell 11, with defending champs expected to defend titles in a tense opening.
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Oklahoma Farmers
Drake
Omara
Bay
Oklahoma Aggies
Drake Bulldogs
Creighton Stadium
Aggies
Grinnell
Dark Horse
Umpire Overruled In Forfeiting Game
Ken Tueka May 31 one. Nels Gear president of the Western association said he would not uphold an umpire at Springfield Missouri in forfeiting a Western association game given to Topeka due to failure to arrive on time. A bus breakdown caused the delay, Gear called unavoidable and said Springfield should not claim victory by such means.
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Tufeka
Ken
Nels Gear
Western Nescelstion
Springfield
Western Association
Topeka
Tardiay
Gear
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Carey
Odd Benton
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Wardah Peeler
Fuster Rye
Aganl Moeilersen Narivaky
O'Nellie Funke
MePhaul
Rybae
Solieragn
Bygl
Sarleky
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Hank Tyler
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Loney
Benarcin
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Reiter
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Howe
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Aggie Victory
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Herman Clerk
Centre College
Northside High School
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Mexico
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Marian Martin
PRION
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Lew Ayres
Wight Word
Mae Clarke
Boris Karloff
Dyer
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Missouri
Yale University
Novarro
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Walter Horton
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EXYRA
Johnny Bore
Tan
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Batt
Jack Dunne
Merit Jweeen
Geo, O'Brien
Marian Marsh
Regis Toomet
Anita Pagh
Toxonrow
Marion Davies
Clark Gable
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