Women’s Golf Qualifying Starts for Annual Tournament
The Ban Amionin Women’s Golf association opens its annual tournament at the Arickeurace park Course. Early rounds begin with shotgun starts and a 10:00 a.m. tee time. Defending champion Capham leads a field including Lapham Young, Mrs Hee Mee, Mrs Chenman, Miss Osiris, and others in the opening qualifier.
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Sluday
Consoyer
Arickeurace Park
Capham
Chaeman
Lapham
Young
Hee Mee
W. C. Dobn
Wildcats Tie Army Eleven In Tight Gridiron Clash
Wildcats and Army battled to a 0-0 tie with key plays by Callon O Donnell and Chily Modri for the Wildcats. The game featured strong defense, late scoring chances, and a fierce fourth quarter push as both teams threatened to break the stalemate.
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Frewehs
Wildvars
Ahind Infantry
Clavey Neurog
Bunday Strerewun
Callon O'Donnell
Chily Modrigues
Bly Aigio
Hediny Wan Offelde
Guderie Wa
Cyreces
Cuaitrip Epener
Francisco Triumphs From Santa Clara Adherent
Fragmentary text mentions Francisco winning a presumed event tied to Santa Clara. The readable parts reference adherents, names like Chen and Hine, and unclear dates or organizations. The fragmentary wording lacks complete details to confirm event, location, or participants.
IL Teams Join Armies of Defeated
The Associated Press notes a national slate of defeated teams after a rough week. Eleven teams, previously undefeated, fell, including East-Dars, Elkins, Syca, Cornell, Temple, and others from Georgia to Oklahoma, while Navin from Wendy leads the postweek list.
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Curtefeatuil
Eest
Dars Gud Elkins
Sycacuse
Cornell
Temple
Johns Foy
Luisa
Valparaisa
Seuiana
Georgia
Washbuen
Nansas
Repbery
Fiorida
Centre of
Witl Paints
Presa
Touchdown Parade Boosts Campiglio In Scoring Race
West Liberty backfield star Bob Campiglio leads national football scoring with 146 points after a Saturday game. Michigan State’s Roly Monnett remains distant in second with 326, while conference leaders include Felts Tulane and Mohler California among others.
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Bob Campiglio
West Liberty
W. Var. Teachers College
Campiglia
Roly Monnett
Michigan State
Monnett
Tot
East
IGIG
Ren—Pardoner
Pirdue
Mannlers
Minnesota
Fedheller
Grefe
Town State
Duncan
Grinnell
MU Mustangs Ride High in Conference
MU Mustang football team on a hot run with eight straight victories including five within the conference. The squad built a 36 point margin in recent wins and remains undefeated in league play, aiming for the conference title with a schedule featuring rival Texas teams and upcoming tests against Norman and Navy prep squads.
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Dalla
Southwest Cour
Mustangs
Kher
Noremuce
Ian
Chomrunehin
Reyer
Sarr Vlay
Taylor
Wellon Mason
United States Naval
Anhspoth
Lewis
Northwestern Faces New Championship Obstacle
Northwestern's bid for the Western Conference title intensifies after a 7 to 0 win over Indiana. The team must handle Purdue, Wisconsin, Michigan, and other rivals as they push toward a top pairing playoff and a key showdown at Soldier Field. Major matchups include Northwestern versus Purdue at Soldier Field and Michigan at Michigan Stadium, with crowd projections near 50,000 for pivotal clashes.
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Northwestern
Ranke
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ann Arla
Ohio Rude
Minneapatip
Cihinthe
Thakerving
Wil
Iowa
Mino
Indiana
Dirdtor Coarge Thott
TM Hist
Nash Linen
Ted
Boe
Migger Vrowil
Motdler tHeld
Whitted
Wolverines
Purdue
Town City
Minnesota
Teonin
Chicaga
Chlened
Thinwis
Oba State
Columbus
Turdae
Woomington
Half and Half Medals for Tied Stars at A A U Meet
Kansas City hosts a half silver half gold medal for tied winners at the Amateur Athletic Union convention event. Fred J. Steer of Chicago proposes a tie-break rule to split plates and medals, proposing a method to award to the leading competitor.
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Kansas City
Athick Ontoy
Weawan
A.A. U
Ses
Han
Fred J. Steer
Chicago
Shale Man
Eld Thimmitive
Cansas
Ame
Telie Adhletie Union
Dallas
Wichita
Mode
Ike
AAU Eye On Olympic Program Amid Turmoil In 1932 Plans
Kansas City and Wichita dispatches describe AAU deliberations shaping the 1932 Olympic program. Decisions cover track and field trials, national championships, and venue changes with cities Dallas Chicago Los Angeles and Baltimore listed among sites and dates proposed for trials and major events.
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America
Col Enor Ja
Amal Athletic Union
Hion
Los Angeles
Teich and Field
A. A. UL
Stanford University
Long Teach
Coli
Duaia
Heston
Nilimore
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Chicago
Acievienn Olympic
Stollen
Wey York
A. AL TJ
Ineesian
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Chichen
A.A. U
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Athee
Wasket Holt
National
Votbe A. AW UL Sinter Noapiees
Nieavena
Athhletic
Dallas
Toros
Whder Tea Committee
South Atlantic
Baltimore
Regard Comm
Uliert Ateier
Tawa Stata College
Moler
On Deilovinet
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L. C. Young
Mrs. J. Ler Wilson
Henry Schollss
L. C. Chapman
Chenman
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Wildcats
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Manhattan
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D. Va
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Lucille Cairns
AAU
Lack Sox
San Antonio
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