Big program for school athletes in city track events
Texas Military Institute Peatock Military Academy Thomas Jefferson Brackenridge and San Antonio Tech High Schools lead a broad track day as Bexar county and junior high carnivals run. Over 500 boys from eight San Antonio junior highs compete in classes A and B starting at 8 15, with district meet set for April 23 at San Marcos. Tech High sends star miler George Schram. Jefferson fields eight. T M I relies on Robert Granem as top all around scorer.
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Texas Military’ Institute
Peatock Military Academy
Thomas Jefferson
Brackenridge
San Antonio Tech High
Eaglefield
San Antonio
Mar- Inndate
Alamo Heights
Thomas Edison
Bexar County
Edison
San Marcos
Beaumont
Tulane
New Orleans
Louisiana
Peacock
Io Hondo
Brackcoritgenent
Alvis Nunnery
Ralph Miller
Fred Sohn
Tech High
George Schram
Miler
Jefferson
Schrimshher
Koontz
Crooks
Caceres
Studs
Drain
Laith
Carnahan
J. D. Miller
Hin
Robert Granem
Texas Camps Houston and Nearby Open Season with Texas League Pairings
Reports from multiple Texas cities outline opening games and pitching rosters for the season. Houston hosts Galveston in a night opener April 13 with Ovengros and Hanson slated for the mound. Fort Worth, Dallas, Wichita Falls, Beaumont, and other clubs announce rotations and matchups as the Texas league begins its schedule this spring.
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Houston
Galveston
Matmen to Help Negro Orphans Wresting BenefitShow
A wrestling card to raise funds for Negro orphans will be held April 1 at Douglas Auditorium. Promoter George Dilworth directs the event with Cyclone Carl facing Speedy Henderson and Oliver Johnson Jr meeting an opponent. The card also features other bouts as announced over KSA.
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Douglas
George
Dilworth
Cyclone Carl
Zennle
Wrestling Result Highlights From Appointments and Matches
An assortment of results from various wrestlers and matches is listed, featuring names from Newark to New York, California to Minnesota. Notable bouts include two falls out of three where Elvin of Newark scored, and Poland Grandoviteh with second and third places, plus Kellia retaining middleweight title after a long two-hour bout. Additional draws and victories are noted for Hickory and other regional competitors.
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Greeos
Elvin
Newark
Paloma
Tos Ontonve
Canada
Frits Bley
Bernmay
George McLeod
Bonten
George Zahariee
Tite
Purdle
Gala
Hane Breinks
Grandovite Rat
Jack Wagner
Brovifenre
Puipelnied Bithara Lever
Nashvile
Tenn
Lowell
Mest Mace
AL Mercia
Hywal
Alrateht Twiis
Otinna
Kay Birrle
Glendale
Goble
Teddy Waters
Albuquerque
N. M
Pet Meliariiry
New York
Drew
Marie Dathy Solumnoy
Ohio
Bentatian
Dal- Inu
Tesn. Dre
AL Morelli
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Revere
Ais
Proposed Cage Rule Changes by Basketball Coaches
Chicago April 2. National Association of Basketball Coaches members discussed speed up rules with six proposals, including a one bounce backcourt dribble, referee power to penalize stallers, end of half and game fouls, a nine balance backcourt hold rule, five second ball hold after grabbing, and out of bounds play start. Most changes aim to end stall and speed play. only the tipoff elimination was existing.
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Chicago
National Association of ‘Basketball Coaches
Alize x
Argo
Howlog
Powerful Trojans Set to Crush Bears in Berkeley
In Berkeley on April 2, 41 USC track and field athletes, national collegiate champions, expected a commanding victory over Cal. The meet would unfold at Cal's new $250,000 stadium dedicated to Col. George Edwards, father of California athletics, as USC aimed to score 100-point plus margins.
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Bears
Berkeley
Calif
University of Southern California
Pacific Coast
University of California
Trojans
California
Col
George ©. Edwards
California Athletien
Columbia Editor Reed Harris Expelled After Criticism
New York April 1 Columbia University student editor Reed Harris says Dean Herbert Hawkes expelled him after his articles on football and dining services. Harris, once editor of the Columbia, alleged authorities were “dis barked” by his reporting and claimed football was “semi professional.” A former team alleged threats followed his charges.
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Columbia
New York
Reed Harris
Columbia University
Herbert TF. Hawkes
Harris
Madigan Favored for Oregon Coach Job
SAN FRANCISCO April 2 Sip Madigan St Marys coach favored for the job of football boss at Oregon University after the retirement of Doctor Spears to Wisconsin. The report notes Madigan as the leading candidate amid the university's coaching search and restructuring.
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Madigan
Oregon
San Francisco
Sip” Madigan
St Mary's
Ore ‘Gon University
Spears
Nichols Defends Light Heavy Title In Open Air Bout
Hugh Nichols of Mexia, world light heavyweight champion, defeated Cyclone Fox in a best two out of three falls at the Exposition arena Friday night. Fox won the second fall, while Nichols took the other two for the title. The show also featured semi finals and a controversial match involving Dude Chick and George Sauer, with promoters warning against unsafe tactics.
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Jack Cameron
George Sauer
Alva Boggs
Billy Love
Ralph Hammonds
Exposition Open Air Arena
Hugh Nichols
Mexia
Cyclone Fox
Dallas
Fox
Jack Callahan
Lefty Graig
Nichols
Boston
Callahan
Feminite Tingelder
Hughie
Dude Chick
Toletin
George Saver
San Antonio
Jocal Fayarte
Chick
Saver
George
Les Pelffer
Sauer
Hammond
Dude
Billy Tove
Coutsville
Bugge
Love
Bully
Boggs
Gerty Graig
Doc Jewell
Nine American speedboat racers enter New York regatta
Nine American speedboat crews, seven from outboard divisions, have entered the International regatta at Gardone in July. In May, Squadron 52 clashes with Squadron 46 in Randolph League. Squadron 52 meets Squadron 41 in a Randolph Field League game on Saturday after session at the Meld. The Squadron 7 team overwhelmed Headquarters Squadron 20 to 8, with batteries Headquarters Bonard Minnock Winn and Hughes, Squadron 53 White and Hackerty.
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New York
Gardone
Randolph
Sioan
Bonard Minnock
Winn and
Hughes
White and Hackerty
Houston Net Struggle in Semi Finals
Houston hosts the second annual Houston Invitation tennis tournament. Wilmer Allison of Austin seeded No 3 defeats Junior Coen 6 0 6 3 in singles. Lester Stoefen of California beats J Gilbert Hall to reach D finals. Frank Parker and George Dulling advance in juniors. Eugenie Sampson defeats Hudys Schil and Anna Mae Reichert beats Mrs Coyne in women’s singles.
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Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Jimmy Quick
Dallas
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Lester Stoeffen
Galifornia
Jake Hess
Rice Institute
J. Gilbert Hall
New York
Hrs
Karl Kore
Texas University
Quirk
Red” Thalheimer
Hamyath
Frankie Parker
New Orleans
Ellsworth Vines
George Lott
Thalheimer
Allison
Hall
Kanirath
Parker
Coen
Stoelffen
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Lott
Oc Bary
Fred Royer
Quick
Lewis White
Charles Blaan
Austen
Hell Gent Hess
Henry Holden
George Dulling
San Antonio
Herbert Cartwright
Galveston
Dulling
Bob Kamrath
Eugenie Sampson
Chicago
Anna Mae Reichert
Miss Sampson
Hudys Schil
Haushon
Miss Heiehert
Shia T. Coyne
Atlanta
Eastman Improves Pace In Practice at Stanford
Ben Eastman, Stanford’s standout sprinter, ran a quarter mile in 9 8.4 seconds in practice at Palo Alto, shaving a tenth of a second from the previous Stanford mark held jointly. He earlier clocked 64 seconds in a recent competition, a notable performance toward a world record.
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Eastman
Palo Alto
Oonif
Ben Eastman
Stanford
Abmself
Abe Habies
Expositions Featuring Numerous Global Artifacts and Displays
A fragmented report lists exhibitions across many cities including Los Angeles New York and Washington. It mentions Brinton Alas Hewtack and Mewingham among participants with various displays and locations such as Coast Gourd and Montenegrin venues. The text is garbled but references multiple exhibitors and international attractions.
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Toledo Weal
Indianapolis Secures Hale In Major League Trade
Indianapolis note: Sammy Hale, veteran outfielder known from Philadelphia Athletics and later Knoxville and Portland, was purchased by Tatlingopolis club of the American Association after refusing a report to the Southern Association. Hale, 35, right handed batter, hit .429 in 133 games last season.
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Ind
Sammy Hale
Phlladelphia Athletics
Tatlingopolis Club
American Association
Knoxville
Southern Associaton
Wale
Porteland
Prestie Coast
Parish Leauge Set to Open April 1 in 10th Season
Parish baseball leaguers will start their tenth season April 1 under President N A Quintanilla of the Catholic Parish Athletic association. Seven clubs compete in a spill season led by Sacred Heart and St Marys with leagues spanning Dallas Port Worth and Houston. Intercity playoffs are scheduled August 20 or 21 with state finals September 7 and 4, and a banquet will honor St Mary of San Antonio as state parish league basketball champions.
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Catholic Parish Athletic Association
Father Mursphy
St Gerard's Parish Tesceer
Association
Sacred Heat
St. Mary's
St. Cecilia's
St. Patrick's
St. Gerard's
Sen Peremanda
St. Ann's
Dallas
Port
Hoyt of Brooklyn Sued for Divorce
RENO Nev April 2 U S Walter Hoyt of the Brooklyn Dodgers was sued for divorce by Mrs Dorothy P Hoyt charging extreme cruelty She seeks custody of their two children and 25 a week for support The Brooklyn athlete rose to fame as a pitcher for the New York Yankees under Miller Huggins, marrying in Brooklyn in 1928.
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Walter. Hoyt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dorothy P Hoyt
Hoyt
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
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