High finance in Kentucky rages across three tracks
Louisville according to Kentucky Jockey Club figures, more than 1.25 million dollars in stakes and purses were distributed across 108 racing days at Louisville, Lutania, and Lelington. The Derby at Churchill Downs led with 56,000 added, while averages show about 311,867 daily payouts and 2,695 per ace. The article notes rising purses since 1905 and links horse prices to purse growth, with Saratoga sales cited as barometer.
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Landis weighs Tearney draft plan in baseball dispute
Chicago December 27 The Associated Press reports President Tearney of the Western and Three I leagues has presented a draft proposal to Commissioner Landis aiming to resolve the major minor league dispute Tearney hopes the plan can curb farming of players and win major league support Ban Johnson backs any plan approved by Landis and Tearney, hoping to align five large minor leagues with the draft system The outline involves compensating players and draft price adjustments to bring the leagues in line with major league policy on drafts.
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City League Cage Games Postponed
City League cage games are postponed with schedule changes in the near term. The Wenham five and the Waterloo five are slated to play, plus a match between the college teams and Winthrop, while other games shift to later dates at the VM.
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S. S. Cage Games Played Tomorrow
Rounddown of the Sunday school basketball tournament will be fought out on the east high gym beginning at 7 p m with Brethren St Pauls Park Presbyterian tests. The third pair game at 4 p m Saturday.
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A Comic Trip in Type by J. K. McEvoy
A quirky mockhow-to piece guides readers through oyster pearl farming with absurd steps. It presents a playful satirical dialogue about finding beds, turning oysters, and coaxing pearls, ending with a farcical caution about mischief and misfortune.
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Praying Colonels Rout Wildcats 38 to 0 in Classic
San Diego campus notes the Praying Colonels of CAE College defeated the Wildcats 38 to 0 in the Tittle East West football classic. The win followed a 28 to 0 score in yesterday’s game as Arizona’s team prepares for a Monday matchup with Texas Agricultural College amid heavy rains and damp field conditions.
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Golf Rules Changes to be Considered at U S G A Meeting
Chicago Der 27 Presidents of sell organizations invited by U S G A officials to discuss rules at the annual meeting in Chicago on Jan 14 plan a highly important session. Albert R Gates of the Western Golf Association said ninety percent of clubs in this region follow Western tiles. He noted penalties for out of bounds and putting green restrictions under U S G A rules. A joint New York meeting agreed loss of distance was a penalty for lost ball, plus a stroke loss if distance not gained. Gates hopes the conference will reopen this issue and allow removal of mid from the ball by players on the putting green.
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Spor Flasties: boxing results across cities fade
Boxers from Oklahoma Akron Philadelphia Denver Baltimore and others fought in 10 round decisions and draws. Notable results include Bobby Corbett defeating Johnny Celene, Lance outpointing Country Bora, and Jimmy Hanson beating Joel Tip. Other notes mention basketball scores and a heavyweight bout with Stanislas Abyszko.
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North Waterloo Bowlers Fall to Tibbitts Quint in Leage Night
North Waterloo bowls fell 2702 to 2543 as Tibbitts quint defeated LWC in a waty league match at Waterloo alleys. McFarlane led with 234 while Muhr and Harper also scored, with details garbled but indicating strong showing from the Tailors. The loss came as the Howland candy five prepare to meet Hawk bye Oil at Waterlag alleys tomorrow night.
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Team in shape for battle after rain disruption
The squad prepared for a January clash at Washington and Jefferson College as a prior tournament schedule was delayed by wet fields. Coach Amy Smith led the team in an hour of football drills and signal practice on an undisclosed field to maintain readiness.
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Free Show Tomorrow at Palace Theatre
Palace Theatre invites the public to a free showing tomorrow from 1 to 6 pm featuring Dustin Purnam Iktest picture The Primal Tour a good comedy and a news reel No admission charge will be made The event helps those unable to attend films during hard times Also appears a church study note and a Sunday event at 7 2
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Theatrical Fragments of A Curious Tale
A fragmented, archaic style tale depicts a rancher who shuns kisses and women, with characters named in garbled form. The scene centers on a boyish figure and themes of restraint, family, and social norms, all conveyed through disjointed narration and unclear sequence.
Primal Caw film scene with Brian Wayne star
The Primal Caw, a William Fox Photoplay starring Dustin Farnum as Brian Wayne, centers on a protectively devoted guard who keeps a nascent romance alive amid surrounding dangers. The Palace Theatre showcases the feature with advertising notes from the Southwest for Kelly's Famous flour and local shops.
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Capt Smiths Five Wins Colored Boys Basketball Tourney
Captain Hubert Smith led Team No 4 to victory in Grant school gym Friday evening capturing all games in the colored boys basketball tournament. About 100 spectators watched as Team No 1 led by Dudley Porter pushed 4 to 5 in a tight battle. stars included Henry Clay Owens Walter Owens Neaman Hickey and Cotorious Dye. teams will practice for another meet under the Colored Boys’ association.
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Kansas five trains on Minneapolis floor for eight weeks
The University of Kansas basketball squad arrives in Minneapolis for eight weeks of practice on the Armory floor, sharing workouts with the Minnesota Gophers daily and facing them in a scheduled game on January 9. Also reports Lloyd defeats Perry in a ten round bout in Buffalo and Oregon beats Hawaii 47 to 4 on football.
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California Football Teams Secret Drill Reported
Associated Press reports secret, intensive training underway in Pasadena to prepare the University of California football squad for a January 2 game. The unusually quiet session focused on conditioning and play execution as the team hones tactics ahead of the matchup.
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