Master of Every Shot Joe Kirkwood dazzles golf crowds
The Australian golf maestro Joe Kirkwood arrives in San Francisco on his second world tour. He showcases astonishing control, calling each shot before striking and performing numerous trick shots from six balls in a row to blindfolded drives, with headlines predicting top form at Sandwich and Skokie.
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Reminiscences of a Noted Bare-Knuckle Rivalry
Joe Choyinski and Seaburn Brown recounts their early clashes in Golden Gate clubs and barn bouts. The narrative covers amateur rivalries, a 1899 barn fight near Hall McAllister’s carriages, a barge battle in the bay, brutal injuries, and a final knockout in the 78th round amid police and spectators.
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Champions Face Real Ball Race
Coast league critics tout Los Angeles as favorite as the eight P. C. teams vie for the 1932 flag. The Angels lose Aldridge and Reinhart but add Ponder and Yorke while pitching staff and outfield look less strong than last year. A tough season looms with Sacramento Portland San Francisco Seattle and Vernon as strong rivals.
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Entry Blank for Star Junior Baseball League
Entry form text for the Star Junior Baseball League showing spaces for entry name, address, manager signature and home grounds. It reads as an unsigned submission invitation in a historic league notice.
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Vean Gregg and Elmer Jacobs Win for Indians
Vean Gregg led Seattle hopefuls past the colored All Stars as the Indians won 10 to 0. Elmer Jacobs backed him with a strong relief effort, holding the sluggers to one hit after Gregg’s finish in the fifth. The exhibition ends with today’s game.
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College and university sports round up across campuses
Stanford leads a fresh swim victory over California as season opens with a win for the Stanford yearlings. Washington State expands its track squad to 178 with about 100 varsity hopefuls, while Oregon and Gonzaga plan to participate in upcoming events. Idaho baseball opens spring practice with five likely pitchers. California loses to St Marys in a season opener.
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New Varsity Crew Shell Tyee Shows Fast Start on Lake Washington
The Tyee racing shell, built this year on modern specs, debuted with Merrily’s first varsity aboard and led Washingtonia’s second shell by several lengths in the first trial sprint. Cox Grant steered the Tyee as Coach Leader may adjust lineups. Skibiness holds No. 1, Cushman out. Crew members Murphy Spahn Shaw Ingram Parkins Tid marsh remain in top positions.
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Deal Hopes to Play Third as Coast Team Recruits
Charley Deal, ex Chicago Cub third baseman, is eyed to cover third base for the Coast champions. He says he was railroaded from the majors and will not report to Los Angeles, having joined a semi pro team in Nebraska.
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Casey Beats Dunn in Pavil ion Show Shocker
In a Portland boxing card, Casey outpointed Dunn in three rounds before scoring a sudden midsection KO. Dunn pressed early with long straight shots but Casey wore him down and landed heavy body blows to end the bout. Also in the windy city, Finn led on points before Tacoma’s Foley finished him with a right to the jaw. Mickey Dempsey’s name appears in the closing notes.
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Exams Trim University Sports Prep For California Race
Exams cut into sport program this week at the university. Coaches ease workouts but plan heavier training during a six day vacation. Matthews drops baseball, Edmundson uses light track days, Leader limits sessions, and weather may force gym work to finish preparations for the California race.
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Tacoma Welterweight Faces Off In Second Tilt
The report notes Soldier Woods earned the call for a hard edge against Otis Lockhart in the second bout while Bill Buckmaster stopped Walter Evans in the third round of the opening contest.
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Farrell Says Dempsey's Heavy Honors Are Safe
Henry L. Farrell argues Jack Dempsey remains superior to rivals Tom and Harry Greb and Gibbons. He contends Greb and Gibbons are aging, with Dempsey far ahead in class, and predicts future matchups unlikely to threaten the champion.
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St Patrick's Edge Vancouver in Hockey Championship Tilt
In Vancouver March 22 the St Patrick's beat the Vancouver W champions 2 to 1 in a fast hockey game. Jack Adams scored Vancouver's lone goal, and Dye netted the overtime winner. Referee Smeaton officiated the clash under seven man rules.
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Campaign meeting announced at 8 P M March 23
A committee selects a campaign manager and schedules a meeting at his office 106 Columbia Street at 8 o'clock Thursday evening March 23 with an advertisement noted.
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Luna Park Pool Opens This Saturday At Luna Park
Swimming pool at Luna Park will open on Saturday March 25 as advertised. The notice highlights the new facility and its schedule for public use.
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