Edison Field Swarms With High Athletes At BG Meet
About 300 boys entered the Edison High School invitation track meet at Edison Field. The field of 275 plus runners from 34 Texas schools aimed to unseat the defending champion and chase $1 medals as prelims opened in hurdles sprints and field events. A special mile relay between Schreiner Institute and Southwest Texas State Teachers College was planned for 2:30 p.m. Local favorites Dormitory team and Beeson entries were noted as contenders with strong showings expected in a daylong program of events.
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Guyer
Johny
Texas
Edison High School
Edison
Ron
Schreiner Institute
Southwest Texas State Teachers Colege
San Marcos
Denna
Ediecom
Dorma Aryay
Geach Mee Ballewan
Jefferson Tennis Team Triumphs Over Southwest Teachers College
Jefferson High School tennis beat Southwest Teachers College frehmen six matches to one in La Marcos. Singles wins came from Irwin Stewsti Clayton Glenn Doolittle Comand Charles Manhoff Curler Bit Smith Philer Louis Manhoff Wilenes. Doubles duo Duclitte Stem Yuk Cisusan McNally Machott Fay.
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Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson High School
Southwest
Duclitte
Stem
Cisusan
McNally
Cen L. Machott
Fay
St Anthony's and Jaysee Nines Clash in Loop Test
St Anthony's meets San Antonio Junior College at 3 p.m. on the St Anthony's diamond in a Southwest Academic League game. Both teams seek league lead as Central Catholic has won three games over the Jackets. Two Friday games were postponed and rescheduled for Saturday due to wet grounds.
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Southwest Academic League
Anthony’s
San Antonio Juenior College
St. Anthony's
Dackets
Central Catholic Builons
Cantral
Jackets
Wwe
T. M
Peacock
Tienrye
Darkhorse Johnson Faces George Dunlap in Pinfhurst Bout
Amateur Darkhorse Johnson from Lamberton battles George Dunlap Jr. in the 1983 national aviation championship round. Johnson, a six year player, advances past Rey Lenal of Providence while Dunlap defeats Arthur Lynch of Winged Foot, progressing through the Norch and Bout ameter semifinal.
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Pinfhurst
Johany Johnson
Lamberton
Ms Wnomhodor
George T. Dunnlap Jr
Jobneah
Rey Lenal
Providence
RL F
Duslop
Aspectécular
Manly
Arthur Lynch
Winged Foot Club
Mannernneck
Ice Hockey Forte Apry FP AP Tots gare dege og CRE Slane
An unclear report mentions hockey teams and players with scattered names and places. It references a game, overtime, and series opener with partial scores and later comments about February events and upcoming dates. The text is fragmented with many garbled terms and names.
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Seeuler
Nana Dite
Tunsday
Rome
Warnes
Eden
Ben Finlay
Thier
Lepine
Canadien
TRE Cycling Fireman Seaward Sets Bright Year Pace
Fireman Jessie Seaward of Savannah Georgia ends year with two American cycling records and a 42 900 mile total for 1955. He pedaled 117 plus miles daily on a 3030 mile December surge after a 37 870 mile total by November, remaining a leading American cyclist. Also included is a curious note on Raphael and a mislaid tale about a Madonna painting cost and anecdotes from Florence.
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TRE
Jessie Seaward
Savanah
Seaward
Betteving
Raphael
Madona
Pitti Palace
Florence
Rapize
Ters
Coaches OK Center Jump But Shoot At Pivot Play
Delegates to the National Association of Basketball Coaches voted 32 to 27 against California’s proposal to limit the center jump to start and overtime. The rules committee meeting in New York was expected to discuss pivot past restrictions aimed at big men. Northwestern’s Ariher Dish t Landers was elected president, succeeding Howard B. Oriner of Cornell.
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National Association of Basset Ball Coaches
California
Marow
Tis Oppariett
New York
Bill Edwards Takes Match at Walbrinon Arena
Billy Fasards the chiropractic headlock king of Kanes Clrydas headlines Wednesday's main event at Walbrinon arena against WBA Mike Romano, the Tallan champion, with Edwards pinning Tidisnapols in a showcase. Chicago newcomer Frame Brincier, protege of Ed White, debuts in a semimain.
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Billy Fasards
King of
Kanes
Clrydas
Walbrinon Arena
Wba
Mike Romano
Edwards Wiltole
Tidisnapols
Dr Penick Named on Cup Committee
New York April 1 9 The committee chaired by Uolenembe Ward and including Dr Penick guides the United States Davis Cup team for 1945. It will set general policies and later form the Davis Cup selection committee. First duties include organizing the American zone tie against China and determining personnel.
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New York
Apri Fi
Tlolenembe Ward
Hatinnal Enathpian
Lian Tiret Davia
Min
China
Horcorate Ward
Rhaire Man
DLA
Pentck
Divers Highlight in AAU Meet At Sinai Session
New York April program of the national AAU swimming championships features a high board event with contenders for the 1936 Olympic team. Notable entrants include Degener of Detroit, Wayne of Missouri, Rot of New York, and Metlica of Beattie, with challengers from USC, Port Wayne, and start stars. The meet ends with the one hundred yard medley relay, where New York Dream defends its title.
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New York
Dirk Degaier
Détroit
Ginaga Degener
Marshall Wayne
Misuni
Sudwo
Low Bond
Elbert Rot
An & Fan
Root
Degener
Waynt
Beattie
Jim Githula
Southern California
Dan Zehr J
Port Wayne
Ind
Ralph Flanagan
Dream
Fight Results From Angorished Preats Fin Mich Meso Baten
Fragmented list of fight results with names and places across multiple states appears. Mentions Flint, Cleveland, Spokane, New York, Cincinnati and Baton Rouge. includes scores like 428, 359, 158 and 195 with various athletes and locations, plus a note about a university brace and field teams meet on April 61.
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Meso Baten
Purhigh
Calcetta
Anger Benard
Flint
Kapaneneki
Chilatetokia
Cleveland
Rookane
Wash
Ceenl Payne
Taallaville
Key
Johnny
Chris
Oaklant
Cat
Mike
Blankayieh
Bar
Spokane
Branaineton
Stnula
Mort
Rick
Baton Rouge
Oulclana State University
Seguin Hosts First Ladies Day at Race Meet
Seguin plans its first Ladies Day on Monday with free admission for women at the three day race meeting. Saturday’s program featured eight races including The Son Anwaig Light stake with High Heltey a likely favorite. Miss Durgler scored a home town upset at 196.80, ridden by W. Alcord, as crowds of about 3000 watched muddy conditions and wagering totals of 1374.
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Apri
Seguin
Mt Ig
Son Anwaig
Alamo Downs
Miss Durgler
Bng
Brown Mage
Andy Springs
Semuin Fair
W. Alcord
oub-Ada
Hot Springs
Mutual
Satourney
Honey All
Pridag
Walter E. Ball
Tom Halloway
Seguin horse results spread across multiple races
Friday segment lists eight races with four furlong and longer events, showing payouts and top finishers. Names include Mies Horsier IV, Ada TD, Matty S, Sweet Sue, Pere grin, Abarans Phenax, Golden SCA, Que Prive, Credits System, and Ver vant. Crowded field mentions horses like Downfall, Pappy Jack, Tem e, and Alsotan with varying odds and show payouts.
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Seaces
Mies Horsier IV
Ahoed
Ada TD
O'Day
Matty “S
A. Graber
Alan Rae
Poor Foos
Teck H
Tommy Rast
Downfall
Pappy Jack
Gateway
A. Grav
Sweet Sue
W. Cook
Alsotan
Yboreity
Pat Crow
Cannell
Mach
Furlagyarker
Peregrin
Parker
Kay
Hamilton
Showuere
Cosk
Teme
Abarans
Phenax
Jezaie F
Gaither
Magkard
Alrw Tan
Dnel G
Harold Je. Blandrie
Frank J. Falt
Algoran
P. Corn
I. Lawhine
Rakfles M. UW
Tire
Alagran
Tue Champ
Bolly David
Seguin Track Entries Highlight Weekend Races
The Seguin program lists Saturday racing cards with six scheduled races and purses ranging from 75 to 199 dollars. Entries include noted horses such as Faty's Comet, Mizz Bigelon, Wonder Tun, Mor tne, and Panther City, with multiple claimed and distance details across the meeting.
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Ihter Tueange
Bane Ruth
Bill ‘Wade
Triple
Threat
Waller RK
Faty
Comet
Wille Dude
Mizz
Bigelon
Aganalda
Xncul
Furans
Lyear Olde Snip
Tanokour Boy
Edna Sign
Bavit B
Wonder Tun
Bravtey Alliven
Tairlongs
Nopesta
Mor Tne
Jirjet
Scramboln
Politian
Anne Wy Toe Krieger Tee
Revolt
the Cady
Sir Heetar
Baer Joni
Meg
Shout
West Park
Salk
Count Boh
Betty Ton
Ate Fur Vtonga
Over Here
Hogmuter
Panther City
Bill Gay
Fire Gracker
Sereseh
Beau Cheese
Catehon
Tandy
Lalo Robert
Salory
Miss Orleans
Banare
Taranta
Frank K
Marchesa
HI Hatier
Abilene Gridders Defeat Sul Ross in Football Debut
The Abilene gridiron team defeated Sul Ross College 7 to 0 in a spring football game played Friday. A 25 yard pass in the final minute secured the triumph for Abilene, with Alpine representation Teaches of Alpine noted in the contest.
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Wink
Aji
Anione Chelstian College
Sul Ross
Alpine
Baer Fails to Clarify Heavyweight Situation
New York reports outline Max Baer's plan to defend his heavyweight title multiple times this year. Promoters seek bouts with Jimmy Braddock, Kevin Jyne, and Max Schmeling while considering a New York or Europe venue. Baer stresses readiness to fight anywhere for sufficient purse, with Madison Square Garden decisions dictating June plans.
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New York
Msx
Anicil Holtmat
Max
Jack Dewap
Baer
Jimmy Braddock
New York State Athletic Commission
Kévéry Jyne
Madison Square Garden
Max Sehmeling
Europe
Mike Jacons
Bree
Madison's Square Garden
the Garden
Jimmy Jdhnston
Garden
Johnnston
Pree
State Athletic Commission
New York State
Johnston
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Paolina Arendun
Berlin
Track Stars in Okla Meet
Norman Oklahoma April 6 runners and weight throwers from Oklahoma and visiting squads from Kansas and Texas gather for a University of Oklahoma track meet. Key events include shot put discus with Oklahoma A and M College stars, hurdles with Suc Allen and Ltorg Lochner, Edmonds star hurdler Jean Dawes 15, and the 1000 yard race featuring Glen Pawson Tulsa and Tar old Manning Wichita.
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Norman
Okla
U— Elect
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
M. College
Jim Tichelor
Suc Allen
Bartiat Universiy
Ltorg Lochner
Shrevk
Edmond
Jean Dawees
Bob
Glen Pawson
Tulsa
O. U
Tarold Manning
Wichita
Kan
King
Loris Moody
St Marys Horse Show Delayed by Wet Grounds
St Marys calls off the Brackenridge Park riding area show due to recent rains making the grounds unsuitable. The St Marys Hall House shoe event scheduled for Saturday is indefinitely postponed.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Hall House
Brackenridge
Exhibitions URDAN SCHEDULE Amid City Matches
Track and field schedule lists exhibitions and games across cities including New York Philadelphia Boston Detroit Chicago and Pittsburgh. Notable matchups include Us teams facing Chicago Detroit Washington and Montreal with batteries and players named in scattered results.
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Urdan
Ee Honwohis
New York
Oath Scouls
St. Louiz
Fort Worth
Pittswargh US
Chicago
Lindetnttia- Poliadel
Pha
Wood aims for speed record in water craft race
Miami Beach on April 1, Gay Wood, veteran motorboat racer, prepared to test his 10,000 hp XK Anta Toe in a record attempt on a salt water course. He faces two runs, one north and one south, between bridge pilings 30 feet apart, aiming to beat the 124.86 mph mark set in 1923 aboard Miss America X. If successful, he will ship the boat to Algonac, Michigan, to compare salt versus fresh water performance both on speed and handling.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gay Wood
Ign
Wood
Algonac
Mich
Distorted Chess of Names and Prices in Classified Fragments
An OCR wreck with scattered names, numbers, and places. Mentions include Philadelphia Des Moines Detroit New York Hungary Glendale and Chivas. Mentions model radios for sale at 4150 with a classification note.
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Associates Press
Philadeinhia
Dan O'Meheney
Ireland
Hizey Alphosse Bisigmane
Des Moines
Lows
Detroi
Charles Midget Fischer
New York
Bert Rubi
Hungary
Drew
Ong Fall Etch
Strangler
Glendale
Calif
Reteater
Eon Plummer
Chivas
Falla
Croesus Met
Jones 10 Stay at Oklahoma Coach Amid Season Questions
Washington reports Biff Jones, Army captain and coach, will likely remain at Oklahoma for the next two years amid transfer rumors from Louisiana State. The Oklahoma regents and Maj. Gen. McKinley confirm Jones will coach the Sooners with a salary around 7500 dollars, replacing retiring Lew Hardage who praised Jones as a strong talent. Senator Huey Long reacts with enthusiasm, predicting a top football team for next season.
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Washington, D. c
Caph Lawrence
BI Jones
Oxda
Toma University
Army
Jones
Louisiania State
University of Order
James P. McKinley
Gs Anst
Oklaoma
Norman
Okla
Biff Jones
Oklahoma
Sooners
Louisiana State University
Huey Long
Oklahoma University
Goade
Hy Alygani
Lew Hardage
Hardage
Jeaven Jones
Mardage
Huey P. Long Touisiana
L. 5
Training Camp Dope From The Giants Camp
Training camp notes from Memphis report Giants prospects Joe Malays and Joe Martin headed to Nashville for Southern Association games. Brooklyn Dodgers exhibition in Orlando leads to injuries with Van Mungo and Lefty Clark, while Philadelphia and Chicago spring shows draw crowds and discuss lineups.
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Frew
Memphis
Terry
New York Giants
Joe Malays
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