Bridges Rattlers to clash with Sul Ross in spring game
Coach Frank Bridges brings the San Antonio Rattlers to Eagle Field to face Sul Ross in the first regular spring football game in San Antonio history. The 25-man Sul Ross squad led by QB Jelly Dabbs arrives after a winless week, while Bridges showcases spread formations and other key plays learned in three weeks of practice.
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Four-minute Mile Looms In This Race
Princeton announces a feature mile at Palmer Stadium with Glenn Cunningham facing Sak Love locks Bill Bonthron and Gene Venzke. Coach Matty Gele says the four minute mile could finally occur on the track where past records were set.
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Bowling Leaders Highlight Texas State Meet in Galveston
April 13 reports from Galveston and New Braunfels show Texas touch shows in a mid tournament update. Teams like Houston Elks and Galveston Eagles compete in Class A and B events as leaders post scores such as 1876 and 584 while individual high marks reach 106 and 331 in women’s events. A future champions meeting and next year’s host city are to be decided at the assembly Sunday.
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Austin Rifle Club Defeats Liberty and Hine Shooters at Wetmore Range
Shooting at Wetmore range Sunday the Austin Rifle club defeated Liberty Piste and Hine club with a 935 to 329 score. Jess Raven led with 192 while top five scorers counted. over 40 shooters competed across 200 and 00 yard ranges in standing sitting and prone positions. Other notable scores included Hankey 187 and Fehlis 186 for Austin and Tran 192 for Liberty among many entries. Local San Antonio Gun Club skeet enthusiasts anticipate upcoming Duncan field shoots and more club events next Sunday.
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St Mary's Defeats Higdtower in Close Match
St Mary's teams led by Frank Bridges and Si Ross, with Graves and Durham contributing key scores, edged Higdtower in a hard fought game. The roster includes Howard, Biggs, Woloughby, Trussel, Beard, Brooks, Wild, Crowley, Gooding, Sul Row-Murrs, Rowsey, Thomas, Grape, Mitchell, Graves, Ferrel, Rosgelt, Hare, Green, and N Tipne, reflecting a loaded lineup and strong bench.
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Allison Wins Atlanta Final
Wilmer Allison, top ranking United States amateur, won the Atlanta Invitation tennis tournament in straight sets over Bryan Grant 6-3 6-4. Doubles went to J Gilbert Hall and Berkeley Bell after Grant and Mangin defaulted late as darkness fell.
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Amateur Baseball Recap From Sunday Play Across Local Parks
Multiple Sunday games featured Kohler and Shead winning for the Megas Service Station team in a 7-2 victory at Jourdanton, with plans to play Pearsall midweek. Loveno's Service Station beat Mayfinez-Ortiz Funeral Home 8-4 and Lucky 14 5-9, while Joe Penn Milton Boyd and Leopoldo Tamiz led hits. The San Fernando Cardinals were set to meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, and other results included Texaco Oilers beating Independent Wars 5-1 behind three-hit pitching by Henson, Takeview Dairymen 8-0 over Sutherland Springs, and Western Union defeating Headquarters Squadron 9-7 with Bull and Naranjo homering. Perpetual Help senior and junior teams prepared for upcoming league and meeting activities, with practice schedules and field notes across multiple yards.
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Danova Dominates Lightweight Bout in Arena Arena
In a ten round featherweight contest at the Arena National, Casnova outpointed Midget Wol-Raat after a sharp display. Casnova held a clear edge in pace and accuracy, improving his standing as a top featherweight contender.
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National League colors up for 1935 season
New York April 1 reports a busy spring with stars Ruth Hubbell Musigo Davis and Berger among the names shaping a likely pennant race. Giants Cardinals Cubs Pirates Reds Braves Dodgers Phillies tease night games and strong lineups as 1935 opening day draws near with projected crowds around 126000 across four cities.
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Chance for six in American leagues opens strong season
April 18 report from Chicago notes a lively baseball start with famous acts and team hopes. Ruth and other stars loom as crowds expect a world series push while Detroit, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington vie for early pennant optimism.
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First Day Chunkers Baseball Weather Outlook
New York forecasts for Tuesday include a mix of cold and fair conditions across the major leagues. Boston at New York and Chicago at Detroit face unsettled matchups, with several games noting cold or fair conditions and variable wind.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Win Spring Honors in Grapefruit League
In New York on April 15, 149, the Brooklyn Dodgers claimed the spring title in the Grapefruit League. Casey Stengel led a strong Dodgers performance, while the American League lagged behind in the spring series with an eight-game edge in favor of NL rivals. The Yankees finished second with 10 wins and six losses, followed by the Phillies and White Sox. Final standings listed multiple teams across leagues with varying records.
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Commercial Cage League Meets Plans for 1834 35 Season
Commercial Basket Ball league winds up affrays for the 1834-35 season and makes plans for next week at a meeting at H.C.A. at 6:20 Monday night. Deposit money wire returned to club managers, according to President Join Dunsmoce.
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Boggess Official for Big Rice Game in Houston
Dusty Boggess, known San Antonio football basketball and baseball official, has been muted as an official for the ice institute Duquesne university grid contest next season in Houston.
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Exhibitions Sundays Scores and Battery Lineups Across Cities
Baseball score snippets list games from Chicago to New York to Pittsburgh with detailed lineups and batteries for each game. Notable names include Hindlin Galekoure Pytlak Parmelec Smith Mancuso and many more. Monday schedules mention Worcester Beston vs Tinks and Army approaches in Albany.
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Cecil Smith Texas Bound for Texas Series Return
Cecil Smith, famed three goal polo star, slated to return to San Antonio next Saturday after three games with El Havethe team in Arlington. He may join North Texans Hinish, Williams, Gilmore and Mather for summer matches. In San Francisco, led by Smith, Texas Rangers beat California polo team 9 to 8. Dallas report notes El Ran polo four blanked Port Sil Okla, 4-0, at El Ranchite field near Arlington Downs.
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High School Baseball Week Set With City Series
The high school baseball week opens with San Antonio Tech facing Thomas Jefferson at 4 on Eagle field. Tech leads with 2–0. Jefferson seeks to defend last year’s title. Brackenridge meets Lanier at 4 on Faglefield while T M JIT faces St Henry's at 4 on a yet to be chosen diamond. The academic league features Central Catholic against St Anthony's at 4 on Wednesday.
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Gillette Blue Blade Ad Warns Against Poor Grooming
A vintage ad argues bad habits ruin jobs, blaming unfair treatment but stating employers today reject lipshod appearance. It promotes Gillette Blue Blade as tear-fast and skin-friendly, suggesting two shaves daily.
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