Hickey Holding Own in Fight for His Job
Chicago November report details a secret owners meeting over the American Association leadership. Four votes favored Hickey to succeed for a five year term, with Weldon of Minneapolis as the potential opponent. The session also discussed altering the World Series format and issues surrounding the Toledo club’s receivership and mortgage, plus upcoming personnel changes in Minneapolis and management shifts across teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas J. Dick
Hickey
Uevese Weldon
Toledo
Euesnew
The
Millers
George Belden
Donie Bush
Monaper
Pittsburgh
Washington and
Chicapgo
American Tenzac
Will Sepnce Keliny
Local football prep notes and park side matches preview
Coaches Kellam and Packer praised the Hi Boys camp and noted strong tackling and work ethic. Edison high faces Floresville and St Marys while Alamo Treichls and Harlandale meet in a key District 17 clash at League Park. Floresville expects a big crowd for the Floresville game as Floresville eyes a decisive win.
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Kellam
Packer
Meaday
Eagles
Meain-Brackenridge
Thonas Edison High
Floresville High
Edison
Mary's Academy
St. Mary's University
Alamo Treichls
Harlandlale
Ellison Higa
Rome
Grtlchish
District 17
Torsday
Gunter Hotel
Lytlewold
Floresville
Ridhe
Suns
Loiison High
Thunder Mountain Echoes Over Lake Michigan Reverberation
Local residents report Thunder Mountain near Thunder Mountain promontory on the Michigan shore emits a thunderlike sound on clear days despite no storm in the sky. The phenomenon attracts nearby citizens who swear by its mysterious reverberations across the lake.
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Thunder Mountain
Van
Kinima
Aluno Heights Horlandale Ramp Scrimmage Preview
An injured shoulder left one sideline missing as Aluno Heights and Horlandale Ramp meet on Lucon Field for a key scrimmage. Game time is 3 o'clock with Kerrville also traveling to Austin this week. Next week Mamo Heights heads to Austin with a boost from Mai Avenue high as the district standings remain unsettled. Led Rio sits out another week while the conference schedules a busy week ahead.
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Sa Antonio
Luce
Lucon Field
Aluno Heights -Horlandale
Real Batue
Mamo Heights
Austin
Mai Avenue
Avugtin
Kerrville
Rio
Tilden Praises German Star Hana Nusselein
New York November 19. Big Bill Tilden returns home and lauds the young German racquet-wielder Hana Nusselein. He says she has a brighter future than any other player and recalls defeating rivals in European circuits while noting his own earlier victories.
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Bill Tilden
Plas
Racquet-Wieller
Hana Nus-selein
Nusselein
Tilden
Mim Hau Agueli
Fight results from scattered city names and unfamiliar entries
A fragmented list of names and places appears to report fight results or participants. The text names Fargo, Aberdeen, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, New York, Los Angeles, and other locales along with numerous misspelled or garbled personal names, giving no coherent event details or outcomes.
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Fargo
N. 2
Shneeld Kenward
Rick Liemeray
Aberdeen
Fort Wayne
Tad
Frankie Fare
Fort Warn
Marty Gold
Vanderbhie
Ayolix
Ind
Jack Roluth
Louisville Infield Target As Cubs Sell Star Prospect
Reported deal sends infielder from the Cubs to Louisville under provisions of a sale that includes cash and promise of a player, likely Jimmy Adair, with the move framed as strengthening next season's hitting patrol. Other notes mention Freddie Sinquaire transfer and Kerrville club hiring Hearts Grant as temporary pro.
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Glucagu
Chicago
Cuba
Lenuville Cb
American Association
Eeason
Seeand-aseman Rit Werman
Colanela
Owl
Jimmy Adair
International Teague
Tate
Ofemson
Magaine
LOSTY
Deny Emil Vuehs
Tenton Braves
Pursday
Freddie Singuire
Areman
Clah
America
Isdale Takes Off Mat Bill in Turbulent Night
Wrestlers with torn ears clash in a chaotic program as Louis Alberts faces odd challengers and a rugged lineup includes Lone Wolf against Senor Martinez Larrera in a three fall windup. A shaken Louis sheds gear as a melee erupts, with Murdy and Kuruiotis slated for a semiwindup pairing in a crowded card.
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Louis
Kee
Alberts
Beethoven
Levis
Western Union
Jednle
Laulaville
Jin
Etratk
Lone Wolf
Senor Martinez Larrera
Lous
Jimmy Murdy
Joe Kuruiotis
Oklahoma Lome
Marckuyl
Marty McMullewatta
Olis Hendricks
Oklahomomn
Tili¢ Wade
Houston high school all star game proposal faced board hesitation
Houston officials hesitated over a proposal for a charity football game between an all star team from San Antonio and ten players from Houston high schools. Dr B and Oberholmer urged approval, while the school board had not heard of the plan though the Associated Press cited Houston’s intent to proceed.
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Berry Mireoiy
Euter
Yen
Ban Antonia High School
Jouston High
Dr. B. & Oberholmer
Houston School Board
Ayproce Bere
Flo
ANS
Associated Press
Houston
Broken Hand Keeps Jackie Fields Idle in Pittsburgh Bout
Jackie Fields, former welterweight champion, suffers a broken hand in a bout with Jimmy Delmont in Pittsburgh and will be laid up about two months. He plans to remain in Los Angeles to train for a comeback once healed.
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Chicago
Jackie Fielle
Benhen Teft
Jimmy Delmont
Vittsburgh
Fields
Los Angeles
All Home Bill for Big Ten This Week
The Big Ten race heats up with Michigan Wolverines and Minnesota Gophers in a pivotal clash. Indiana and Purdue renew an old feud while Northwestern hosts Ohio State as Wisconsin plans to test Chicago on the Midway. Illinois and Iowa eye the standings as the conference moves toward crucial clashes.
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Chicago
Aflair
Sone Livele
Hp Standin
Probadis
Jostom
Anlovine
Alice
Minnesota
Michigan
Wolves
thu @ophers
Uoosier Dlocens
Indiana
Purdue
Brcaugh
Perio
Boilermakers
Northwestern
Noweek
Saturdas
Dollinger
Ryanston Toat
Ohio State
Golumins
Bucks
Secon
Alint
Illinois
FAI Arkat
Ohio
E Bucks
Wisconsin
Coach Stage
Ilinois
Lie Marvons
Tor
Company A Repeats Rifle Shooting Dominance
Company A Ninth Infantry dominates high distance rifle shooting for the fourth year. The team posted consistent scores with an average around 203.47 per month and captured 19 and 2 trophies in recent seasons. Sergeant A. VS Abshire has led the company for three years.
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Sam Touston
A. VS
Abshire
M Murry Sul Ross Transfer to Abilene
The Sul Ross football game has been moved from Alpine to Abilene and will be played tomorrow afternoon. After last week’s defeat of Daniel Baker, the Indians hold 9 new tense on life and aim to tie Abilene Christian in the western conference standings.
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LORWE
Local Grid Schedule This Week’s Games and Times
This week’s schedule lists Wednesday matchups including Ninth Infaries versus Mandulah Wield and Randolph Fick versus Eridnys Alaine Helghia high. Schat vs Htarlaniale at 2 Oslork League ark with Thomas Ellisonigh and Flores ville at 3:30. MIL vs Olars academy at 3:30 at St Mary’s G fled Saturday field. Secon Field Artillery Brigade vs Kelly Field at 2:30. Nelly Wield.
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Infaries
Mandulah Wield
Randolph Fick
Eridnys Alaine Helghia
Arkansas Ozark basketball team rebuilds after ad by coach
Ack, Nov 18. Responding to a coach Thassett advertisement in the Arkansas Traveler, several students have donned the Razorbacks colors and reported for basketball practice. The article notes a tall rotation and lists returning lettermen and players still on football duties, with names like Tom Murphy, Host Gibson, Brice Tendall, James Sexton, and John Dolks among the hopefuls.
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Fayedceviple
Ack
Arkanens Traveler
Chuck? Thassett
University of Arkansas
Thassett
Arkansas Ozark
Sar
Athwest
Om Ray
Rezorbucks
Maple Court
Tom Murphy
Gibson
Brice Tendall
1James
Doe) Sexton
John Dolks
Glen Innis
Gus Dilson
Jim Pickree
Munn Creighton
Kenny Oll
MAT RESULTS FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEET
New York Sam Stein of Newark and Ralph Wilson of Philadelphia competed with endurance, Gardini and Caldack and Seabo among others in long distance events. Notable bouts included Linnehaw of California defeating Cranston of Utah in two straight falls and other athletes from Greece Russia and Sweden contributing to a wide range of throws and finishes across Boston New Haven and Oakland venues.
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Tre
Pees
New York
Sam Stein
Newark
Brew Harney
St. Tewis
New Haven
Conn
Sandor Seabo
Mungary
John Maxor
Greece
Dick Daviscourt
California
Gene Jin Deng
Eranee
Tiny Nachuck
Hitec
Miky Tomana
Taly
Yunka Ye
Ave Kaplan
Spokane
Wash
Howard Cantonwine
Town
Salla
AAU and YMCA Affiliate for 1932 Olympic Planning
Kansas City reports the AAU ends its convention with a joint accord with the YMCA to align a 1932 sports calendar for Los Angeles Olympic events. Leaders Avery Beindage and Daniel J. Perris were elected to key posts. The plan aims to reduce inter‑organizational strife and adopt metric measurements for Olympic eligibility and medals, with several governance changes approved.
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Kansas City
Armateor Athletic Union
United States
Los Angeles
Avery Beindage
Chicago
A. At. UY
Daniel J. Perris
New York
Wis Nawers
American Olympic Association
A. A. L Syongorshin
Tuam
Inez
del Willie
Desider
Shey Inchiles
Vicamershen
Charles
Ornstein
Vico Aeceident
Jack Rafferts
Houston
Torna
Jackie Berg Returns Home After Canzoneri Fight
Jackie Berg and his nickname Kid Berg sail for home tonight after a contentious lightweight bout with Tony Canzoneri. The English contender suffered decisive losses and seeks rest before a planned match against Maurice Tinodre in London in December.
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New Ruin
Fear
Jackie
Kid
Terg
Kid Chocolate
Tony Canzontri
Borg
Canzoneri
Fla
Ald
Mery
Maurice Tinodre
Jiondon
Baseball Gossip and Frank Menke’s 1992 Outlook
The column touches on players and teams including Oscar Cekhardt and Dan Johnson, noting their fortunes, loyalty issues, and contracts. It mentions New York and Chicago figures, then muses on league ball changes and a focus on frugality amid millionaire outcomes.
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Hickey Holding
Secretari
HI Boys
Areile
Eufferel
Kiy Jocdanonig
Ripley Copyrighe
Klug Fran Brn
Joe
Martin Feiden
Thi
Lyn Ah
Spider
Washington Navy Yard
Navy Yard
U.S. Mayal Gon
Wales
Wolff & Marx
Wolff & Marx Co
Louisville
CUBS
Herryville
Keurville
True
Hearts
Grant
Urant
N Neeleal
Sammy Winleider
Hac Anteole Pyro
Yrofemdanal
Isdale
L.A
Jackie Fields
M’murry
SUL Ross
Abilene
New Yok
NFAY
York
Beal
Rangers
Lash
Madison Seigre Gararn
Texas Vs. A. & M
College Station
Lox Te
Claer
Ticketh
Agrixing College
Motrn
Pit
Clana TV
Kpcetal
San Antonio
Rteturning
Jaave College
Tickrie
FICK
Arro Rieel
BS Pacific
Acs
AAU
YMCA
Jackie Berg
Homeland
DeLuze
St. Louis
Union
Banner Blue Limited
Detroit
Baker, Dist. F
Bankers Barteia Agent
Frank G. Menke
Nerman A. Till
Tadianapolis
Jiala Zekt
Burleign Girkines
Kim
WhichJoal
Aml
Garry Herrmann
Rank Farrell
Yaar
Yankees
Erin
Charles Comiskey
Chicage
Whits Sox
Charlery Murphy
Gabs
Dan Johnson
Syaton
Lock Holings
Oscar Cekhardt
Tigers
Braves
Oatar
Thia
Oscar
Pacific Coast
National League
Sam Autopio
E. Beamdel
Ory Sam Antonis
San Ancento
Dalles
Ieee Ens
Connelifone
Colorado Springs
Denvir
Dentinartond
Oklahoma
Mary's
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