BarroN WINS BUT WHAT OFF
New York Sept 24 After a long night of chaotic boxing chatter the crowd awaited the next heavyweight champion. Phil Scott England and Victorio Campolo Argentina fought a sluggish twelve rounds with little clear scoring. Scott won on points as Campolo failed to deliver decisive blows and appeared unable to land against a stubborn defense.
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Davis J. Walsh
Aquiath
Storts
New York
Phil Scott
England
Victorio Campolo
Swallow Shaugh Fen
Run Figit
Muldoon Cunney Committee
Philipatela
Vintrio
Palice Court
Scott
Campolo
Campuli
Campola
Scult
Planty
Spore
Sailip
Camiolo
Victoria
Philip
Alan
Gumpolo
SICK HUGGINS RESTS EASILY
New York Sept 24 Miller Hugging a tannager of the New York Yankees lay at St Vincent's hospital after a blood transfusion. A hospital bulletin reported his condition as about the same with a temperature around 104 degrees. He is recovering from influenza and erysipelas with no infection evident.
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New York
Miller
Tannager
New York Yankees
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hugging
Misfired Round Ends In Brief Slugfest At Fight Night
A disjointed report describes a boxing card where several rounds passed at brisk pace. Neall is lifted from the sound, Reott counters, Campole and Gompolo clash in rapid exchanges. The decisive battering comes as the crowd watches a contentious finish with a 5,000 receipt noted and Hubert Fupgusy’s cut money mentioned.
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Scott
Philip
Neall
Owen
Reott
Gompolo
Tie
Campole Ted A
Hanes
Hubert J. Fupgusy
Sap
US Qualifies 16 Enter Canadian Women’s Championship
In Hamilton Ontario on September 24 thirty two players qualified for first round match play in the Canadian women’s golf open. Gleona Collett shot 77 two under par to win the qualifying medal, while Mrs Lee Mida of Chicago the western champion failed to qualify. The list of United States and Canadian contenders includes Glennk Collett Effie Nesbitt Adthie Harrison and many more from Buffalo Detroit Hartford Chicago and Toronto reflecting a strong cross border field.
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Hamilton
Ont
United States
Canada
Gleona Collett
Ted
Lee Mida
Chicago
Povinga
Stormy
Glennk Collett
Effie Nesbitt
Mra
Adthie Harrison
Buffalo
Dorm Virtue
Toronto
F.W. White
Hartford
Conn
T. J. Agar
EH. Wighle
Netroit
Sodgwith
Sande
Ata
Wenittington
Caninta
Wilson
Miriam Ehasley
Telen Hicks
Winifred Mobinson
Hernlee Wall
Oshkosh
Wilys
Viraiula Holzdorber
Baltimore
Stewart Hanley
Detroit
Cecil Smith
Peggy Wattles
Mia
Douglas Weld
State High Champs Start With Victory
Abilene High School, led by coach Dever Mayhew, opened their season with a 27-? victory over Sweetwater High School. Smoky Allen, the standout halfback, sparked the offense as the team began its march toward district play and a potential title.
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Anlvenn
Taxon
Abilene Iigh Achonl Engle
Sweetwater High School
Dever Mayhew
Ling Ny Ng
Smoky” Allen
Senators Rally For Victory In Tight Chicago Trip
Washington Senators overcome a late deficit to beat the White Sox 7 to 6 as Joe Judge drives in the winning run. Captain Judge homers and Spencer advances to score, with Lloyd Brown faltering in the sixth but the club recovering in a tense seventh inning. Cardinals top Reds 6 to 4 as Teafey belts his 36th homer with Bottomley aboard, keeping St Louis near .500.
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Waahington
Helen
Senators
Ahone Park
Chicago White Sox
Pyanes
Lo& In
Warrington
Athleticn
White Sox
Genalors
Lloyd Brown
Sox
Washington
Dob Durke
Chicago
Growin
Billy
Spencer
Hugea
Joe Judge
Iis
REDS
St Cardinals
Hattits
Cincinmati
Chick Teafey
Bottomley
Fred Frankhouse
Cincinnati
Ben Frey
Cory Bacl
National League Monday’s narrow lineup update
National League brief notes limited to today’s fixtures with focus on Cincinnati and Chicago teams. Highlights include lone simta matchups and limited scheduled play for BL and Cinckanatl.
Unclear OCR sports update with fragmented names and dates
Fragmented text lists various teams and matchups with unclear spellings. Mentions New York games and a Tuesday schedule, with garbled names such as American Learns Beaton and Walloon Lean Cheinnatt. Cannot determine definitive events, dates, or outcomes from the provided text.
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Walloon
Lean Cheinnatt
Masten
New York
Bronkiyn
Pavamania
Teo
Aphetuied
Wensfetar
Lénews
Inter Sports Card Assured for San Antonio Winter Events
San Antonio junior chamber of commerce leader President Wilson Bowthwell announced the group has met its $20,000 goal to fund year round winter activities. Planned events include an open golf tournament a winter polo tournament and a major tennis meet with internationally known players plus soccer football craps and other sports to keep the city busy all season. The funds supplement gate receipts from golf polo and tennis events.
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San Antonio
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wilson Bowthwell
Boggess All Stars Play Cubans Again
Boggess' All Stars and the Cubans split the three game series at Val Duele stadium in a tight contest. The Cubans won the first game, the Texans the second, and the finale ended after eleven innings tied 4 to 8. They plan a rematch next weekend with three games on Saturday and Sunday against the Kansas City Monarchs in a Negro World Championship setup.
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Duty Borgess
Texag Leafuers
Jon Lung
Val Duele Stadium
Neck of the Woods
Football Fans School Opens in Providence
Amethaol program announced to guide football spectators. Orewa coach Tass Me Laughty to conduct sessions at the university. Public invited for all ages to learn polnia and understand the game.
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Providence
Amethaol
Laughty
Orewa
Rourke
Univer
Aitglitta
Corpus Polo Club Formed in Christy Area
Corpus Christy reports polo interest grows as polo field is finished and two tenk lands of horses arrive for training. Local men including Grady Ginnolving publisher Martin J. Zerr and others join, with plans for a neighborhood polo club and intercity matches.
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Corpus Christy
Inter Inter City
Grady Ginnolving
Newapaper
Martin J. Zerr
Lum
Herman
Ie H. Pitkin
Jor Bhnyer
Dick Lear
South Dakota Wins as State Beats Huron College
In Brookings South Dakota State defeated Huron College 1 to 0 yesterday. The report notes Tuck Tarrant, former San Antonio amateur golf champion, will become a professional at the Hollywood Athletic Club in California starting October 1 after serving as pro at the Taladena municipal links for about a year.
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Tuck Tarrant
Sa Antonio
California
Haa Chongnm Joby
Hollywoo Athletic Club
Tuck
Taladena Municipal Links
South Dakota
Brookings
South Dakota State
Huron Ccnllege
Loughran Runs Out Of Spar Partners
Harvey Lake Pa September 24 Tommy Loughran preps for a Thursday night bout at Yankee Stadium with Sharkey listed as his sparring partner. only Frankie Cawley is available, while Jack Wolfe and Harry Neaton decline, leaving Loughran short of expected gym mates for the session.
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Harvey Lake
Tommy Loughennins
Duck Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Tommy
Frankie Cawley
Jack Wolfe
Harry Neaton
Artillerymen Square Series Thriller Drawn In Second Tilt
Joe Holmen pitched the Fifteenth Viel nrenory to a victory over the Ninth Infantry in the second game of the Ary Pont tongue championship series. Tuesday's game featured Steinbach for the Artillerymen and Volowyezks on mound duty for the Dongkbora as both teams clash in a hot rematch. The contest produced a flurry of errors and strategic plays with key hits from Mithneh, Anders, and Myler as Holm and others logged innings.
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Ninth Infantry
Steinbach
Artis Forgmen
Volowyezks
FA AB
E. Ginside
Modereee Anders
Yeveee LD Nila ‘Fotate
Tolala
Tanh i
Tnnlnge
Ibth
Eid Artillery
Yun
Camory
Rune Bated Phas
Aniare
Tolmea
Stirraol
Stolgn
Binughfar
Meritice
AieGlin
Twa Hanehie
Andere
Myler
Michael
Curl
Lancealey
Michael Lo McDiin
Tx Agders
Holmen
Andel
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