City Hi Track Meet Set for Friday in San Antonio
City high track meet scheduled for Friday at Brackenridge with Thomas Jefferson, San Antonio Tech, and Brackenridge entering three contenders per event. Winners advance to district meet in San Marcos on April 28. Gene Seng named chief finish judge. Joe Ward and Mike Rule to start the 3:30 program.
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Bt R
Joe Ward
Mike Rule
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio Tech
Brackenridge
Jefferson
Main Avenue High
San Antonio
San Marcos
Gene Seng
Leland Wilkins
Alval Boggs
Ray Dixon
Walter Miller
TML
Paw Helmcamp
Harry Hamilton
Rob Meitrin
Manor Puckett
Doc" Lowell
J.D. Miller
Les Pfeiffer
Johnny Davis
Phil Patton
Fred Mary
Liberty Club Small Bore Team Defeats Austin Club for Fort Sam Indoor Title
Liberty club small bore riflemen won three team matches at Fort Sam Houston indoor range on Sunday. They defeated Austin club 903 to 902, 855 to ada, and 207 to 22 in the three contests. Total Liberty 2485 to San Antonio 2417. Next Thursday night the Liberty squad shoots at Fort Bon? Houaluin.
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Fort Sam
Houston
Austin
Wetmare
Toad Tenge
Ada
San Antonio
Biberis
HP Viary
Emamsuues
Ulberty Savatt
Hamptons
Fort Bon
Houalun
Unclear boxing card results with multiple listed bouts
Fragmented OCR lists weight classes and fighters across many cities from a boxing event. Names appear with inconsistent spellings and dates, making outcome details and associations unclear. The excerpt lacks coherent results, clear winners, or final scores to summarize reliably.
Hawks Face Bankers In Tuesday Practice Tilt
The Texas Chiropractic College Hawks host One Frost Bankers at 4 30 Tuesday on Lambert Beach diamond in a practice game. They work out again at 4 30 Wednesday on Polo Field No 2. Manager Virgil Winters says the Hawks will play the San Antonio Indians Thursday at League Park. Ad Diezel, recently withdrawn from TGU, has joined the Chiro and will play first base.
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Polo Field
Virgil Winters
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Ad Diezel
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Indians
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Final Basketball Confab Shifts to Tuesday Night Rally
The Commercial City Basketball League convenes Tuesday at 8 oclock to discuss league affairs and plan activities for the coming season amid local business backing and team participation.
Giants Open Season In Good Shape Says McGraw
BASEBALL CAMP CHATTER: Manager John McGraw reports the New York Giants in fine condition as they head east for the season opener. He notes a favorable forecast and insists he is not predicting pennants but likes the club’s readiness for the start. Other items: Babe Ruth and Joe Stripp shuffled for position, Charlie Root slated to pitch for the Cubs against Cincinnati, and multiple exhibition results across several cities with players like Fothergill Hudlin and Cronin in transit or awaiting treatment.
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Charlie Root
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Walker Team Named for British Visit to United States
The Royal and Ancient club announces the Walker team to invade the United States to play Francis Quimet's American squad. Led by T. A. Lorgainee and including J. T. Bookless, John Burke, Leonard Crawley, Lister Hartley, Rex Hartley, Eric McRoyie, and J. A. Stout. Roger Wethered and E. Martin Smith are not selected. The Walker Cup series began in 1922 at the National links Long Island and the U S has won all six editions. No match dates or venues yet set.
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J. A. Stout
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Fight meet opens in Chicago with 299 hopefuls entered
In Chicago on April 5 a boxing meet kicks off the Sectional Olympic tryouts and Central A. A. U. championships. About 299 young contenders vie across all weight classes with many club champions and stars entered for the events beginning tonight.
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Amazon gifts paradise tale from explorer Dr Willan McGovern
Chicago reports Dr Willan McGovern described a journey to a remote Amazon river paradise. He claimed a thousand miles upriver offers unique gifts and wonders, shared in a yesterday address to diplomats. The piece mixes travel lore with dramatic beats about weights and dangers.
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Paradise
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Coast to Use Lights Early in Coast Season Opener
Eight Pacific Coast league teams begin the 1931 pennant race with San Francisco Seals hosting Seattle. Hollywood Bars meet Oakland, Portland and Los Angeles clash in the South division, while Sacramento and San Francisco open in their cities. Night games planned midweek for key teams. Sacramento and Oakland schedule early owl games in May. A three way battle among Portland Los Angeles and Hollywood is anticipated over the 21 week schedule.
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Jim Riley to Help Manage Baton Rouge Club
Jim Riley will join Baton Rouge as field captain and aide to Josh Billings in forming a new Baton Rouge club in the Colton States league. Riley, former Texas league first baseman, will work with Gilbert Paden as catcher and infield coach while Billings serves as president and bench manager. Girls organize team and invite indoor players to report at Ban Prero park for Lean Hoo onboarding sessions this week.
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High Schools Start Ball Season Across City
Six local high schools begin competition Tuesday to decide the city baseball champion. Harlandale’s Indians beat the 43rd Squadron 13 to 4 in a six inning practice game. Schedule includes multiple 4 pm starts at Van Daele stadium with Jefferson, Edison, Techfield, Brackenridge, and Lanier hosting matches.
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Finals in Duncanfield Officers Club golf tourney proceed
Finals and semis unfold at the Duncan Field Officers Club. Lieut T H Chapman faces Lieut C A Anderson in a pending semi final while Lieut Leonard Weddington advances to meet winner for the title and First Skate Bank trophy. Mrs B Glenn takes the women’s crown 2 and 1 over Mrs C Thomas. An obstacle event Sunday left three players tied for first, with Lieuts Gus Shea D M Allison and Rice each shooting 48 on nine holes.
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C. A. Anderson
Anderson
Leonard Weddington
Gus Shen
Skate Bank
South San Antonio
B. Glenn
Glu Heard in Light Opera at Sun Pedco Playhouse
Mayo Dazey reviews The Music Robber a light opera by Isase Van Grove staged by Tuesday Mit Meneluh at Sun Pedco Playhouse. Performers creditably handle a difficult score though orchestra sometimes overpowers. Betty Longakter Wilson Nancy Storace sings well. Alex Johnston Mozart shows strong voice. ensemble chorus well trained. several cast members receive praise for acting and presence.
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Isase van Grove
Mit- Meneluh
Sun Pedco
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van Grove
Plorence
Harry Griffith
Betty Longakter Wilson
Nancy Storace
Zaleme Hoyff Simpson
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Willian Irby
Paul Mellenbruch
Bob Campbell
Manfred Gerhardt
Kitts Begins Coaching Rice Owls Basketball
Tiamy Kitts reported for duty as head basketball coach of the Rice Owls in Houston. He announced that spring practices would begin Wednesday, following his national fame coaching championship teams at Athens High School.
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Rice Houston
Tiamy Kitts
Oman
Athens High School
Roo Owls
Baskeuonlc Grains Teg
Creator of Stars Named to Pick Them for Paramount
Los Angeles April 5 1992 Paramount assigns stage veteran Blewart Walker to scout and train new faces on the Paramount lot for major roles. Walker will run a selective program, with B F Schulberg backing the project and Paul Lukas later attached to Lukas contracts. The piece also notes reception to Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm casting and other Hollywood snapshots.
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Mount
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Me. Walker
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Kay Francis
Mary Ellis
Charles Starrett
Alexander Kirkland
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Jones and Saltis Clash in Non Title Middleweight Bout
Gorilla Jones, named by the National Boxing Association as the world middleweight champion, is set to meet Bud Saltis of Chicago in the main event of a boxing card in Green Bay Wisconsin on Thursday night. The bout is non title.
Drake names coach Williams athletic director and head coach
Des Moines April 5 Evan Williams, noted for turning around South High teams in Minneapolis, was named athletic director and head coach for football and basketball at Drake University. President Mort house announced the one year contract last night.
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Towa
Evan
Bui
Williams
South High
Minneapolis
Drake University
D. W. Morthouse
Colorado Adopting No-foul Fight Rule
The Colorado boxing commission adopted an amendment to the state law ending decisions based on fouls. The move follows New York’s example and aims to curb “setups.” Promoters must notify the commission seven days before a scheduled show.
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Colorado Boxing Commission
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