St Mary's Names Three Finalists for Coach Job
St Marys university faculty athletic committee cut 11 candidates to three for the football coaches post. The president, the Very Rev Walter Golntha, is in New Orleans with the board awaiting Friday decisions. A reorganizational meeting for the athletics department and the release of Mose Simms is planned for Tuesday.
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St. Mary's University
Fout Hall
Univer
Tragon
Walter F. Golntha
New Orleans
Bond
Ana Bly
Cieeltigens
Aihledin
Mose Simms
Kansas Relay Standouts Shine Across Indiana Texas Meet
Lawrence Kan April 19 Forty two colleges and universities sent athletes to the nineteenth Kansas Relays where Indiana and Texas were the main targets. Hoosiers seek medley relay glory and 2 mile, while Texas pursues the 800 yard relay with strong discus hopes. Arch Harris of Indiana and Jack Hughes of Texas figure in discus, with weather expected to affect distances. A bold medley relay chase, led by Indiana and Missouri runners, frames a day of sprint and distance showdowns.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Arte Meadows
John Munaki
Missouri
Mel Truth
Indiana
Glenn Cuningham
Hone Oval
Plllsburen
Sophantore Mac Amstadtt
Wrestling results from Britain and Poland tied to London event
A fragmented report lists bouts and winners including British and Polish wrestlers. Names, places, and scores are partially unreadable, but indicate match outcomes and notable participants across city venues.
Regional track meet qualifiers spark San Antonio push
San Antonio high schools led by Brackenridge and Jefferson sent athletes to the Region 6 meet at San Marcos to qualify for the May state meet in Austin. Injuries deplete key scorers as teams compete across Canyon Adbleone Denton and other sites with 35 districts represented and about 190 athletes slated to race in track and field events and tennis finals.
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Texas
Austin
Canyon
Adblone
Denton
Loukview
Huntsville
Marcos
Kingsville
Marts
San Antonio
San Marcos
Brackenridge Eagles
Jefferson Mustangs
Edison
Alamo Heighta
Tech
In- Merange Harnandale
Alamo City
Brackenridge
Rehemp
Prén Ilminerles
Jack Nipper
Smiler
Bones
Irvin
Robert Brotherton
Stephenson
Fred Balderay
Eagles
Ralse
Bill Bogle
Conner
Jak Conner
Cecil Burnett
Jefferson
Dagle
Brotherton
JKERS
Marteen Renk
Lila Mofsonhalder
Hazel Jay
Edgewood
American Association Mee fan asa ann 4
Fragmented OCR listing batteries and names across multiple locations including Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo and Columbus with several players and numbers. lacks coherent narrative and dates.
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American Association
Asa Ann
Kaplan Beats Zivic in Bout Wins Title Mix
In Boston Kaplan defeats Zivic in a contentious 10 round welterweight bout at the Garden. Kaplan claims the title mix but concedes Zivic remains confident he will lose the crown to no one but him. The fight features Kaplan's sharp left jab and persistent pressure as Zivic competes to finish strong despite the setback.
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Zivic
Robton
Morry
Mike Iaplan
Clever Haston
Ptaria
Hmself
Nhs Deeotelve
Rauund
Timst Frugie
Mike Kotyre
Boston Garden
Keplan
Henry Armetrong
Reaplan
Smatt
Zivie Amd
Rij Valenti
Taplan
Yin
Arin
Eclipse the Wonder Horse and His Enduring Legacy
A historical note on Eclipse, famed for never losing on the turf and for inspiring the saying Eclipse first and the rest nowhere. In 23 years at stud he sired 244 winners with 1269 total, descendants earning 2 107 000 in a year and producing 95 Derby winners. He reportedly weighed over 14 pounds at his start, a factor cited in his extraordinary stamina and record.
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Eclipse
Durin
Lee
Seared
Coast Crews Open Season On West Coast Rivalry
Coast crews begin the season in Oakland with the annual dual eight race between Washington and California, drawing an expected crowd of 25,000 as varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen races set the tone for the Pacific Coast competition. Washington is defending national champions after last season. In New York, Eastern crews start their season with Princeton, Rutgers, Columbia, Navy and others opening with a Lake Carnegie clash.
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Oakland
Calif
Washington
California
Pacific Coasts
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Hudson River
Elassic
New York
Climax
Tadiy
Eestern
Rutgers
Princeton
Navy
Annapolis
Priviceton
Lake Carnegh
Swimmers Shine At State Meet In Port Wayne
Sian Francisca led with 221 2 points as the nation’s best in the A1 swimming championships, with four new records set on the 20 yard pool. Roger Alman of St Paul posted a 2010.8 in the 1500 meter and won the 150 yard backstroke, helping St Pauls to second place with 16 points and the city to third with 12. Other top finishers included Kurt Wayne and Dean Smith, with finals to be held Saturday in diving and various freestyle events at Fort Wayne.
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Port Wayne
Ind
Igo
Sian Francisca
Roger Alman
St. Paul's
St. Pouls
Otheyx
Race official records bribery offers in historic Los Angeles trial
In Los Angeles on April 13 1972 jockey Merritt testified he refused bribes to favor his horse and helped arrange for state official D B Kearney to listen in on bribe talks. He described March 1940 meetings where Breddle Schieh and others pressed him to pull High Vote and noted Greenberg and Hinstoss discussed payments. Merritt said he did not call and that a later extortion scheme involved other jockeys and a bust at a 1944 meeting.
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Los Angeles
Med Merritt
D. B. Kearney
State House Race Commission
Matenin
Kearney
Merritt
Tonforan
Breddle Schieh
Mooney
Bernard Hinstoss
Sol) Greenberg
Chad
Greenberg
Tofl
Merrith
Bettie
Ney
Eynstoss
Einstoss
Rinning
Jocky
Hinstoss
Iiny
Sir Grenville
Holelgwondt Park
College Baseball Scores From Texnn 10 Through Wisermain
A garbled recap lists multiple college baseball scores including Tex nn 10 over Southern Methodiat o and Northwestern 4 to Chicago 7. Indiana 5 over Minnesota 1 and Kansas Blaze 7 over Nebraska 5. Purdue and Wisconsin results are incomplete with partial innings noted.
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Texnn
Southern Methodiat O
Northwestern
Chicago
Indlang
Minnysuid
Kansans Blaze
Nebranka
Manauaet
Wfushiniton VW
Olin State
S. Purdue
Tiinai
Wisermain
Marvin's Salons Lead Pepper's Gang Riding High
In a Pacific coast baseball night, Sacramento Salons lead the league as they routed Los Angeles 12-3. San Francisco Seals beat San Diego Padres 12-2 while Oakland Beacon Sonnette Rainiers toppled the Oaks 6-4. Frankie Dasso pitched Hollywood Stars to a 3-2 10 inning win over Portland.
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Oakland
San Franciara
San Diego
Han Feavielson
Hollywood
Realtio
Sacramento
Tyon Angeles
Marvin
Pepper
Francisco
Pepper Marth
Pacific Coast
Os ‘Drider
Ise
Big Togs
Rickey
St. Jonis
Ienings
Lunkie
Oaks
Sacraments
San Francisco Seals
Padres
Frankie “Razzle” Dasso
Stars
Portland
Derby Entries in Test at Jamaica New York
Kentucky Derby hopefuls head a Jamaica betting card as top contenders appear in the Excelsior Handicap and related races. Notable runners include King Cole and Fenelon with a field of seasoned colts and newer contenders in a six furlong, $10,000-added event leading to the May 3 Derby. Porters Cap and other Derby candidates also loom at Keeneland and Havre de Grace as preparations continue.
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Oye
Jamaica
Ogde Phipps
King Cole
King Ranch
Dispute
Coldstream Stable
Curious Coln
Victor Emanuel
Kiandicko
Hash
Fenelon
J. F. Byers
Robert Morris
Trump
Brookmeade
Oulisider
Dispose
Dispose Mikely
Mrs. Paynd Whitley
William Woodward
Excelsior
Corydon
Maxwell Howard
the Chics
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Barrington Stable
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Lele
Porters Cap
Havre de Grace
Churchill Downs
Ciaste
Kentucky
New York State
Keeneland
Blur Patr
Porter's
Cap
Little Bens
A Palindina
Whirlaway
Thomas Bragg
Stickaway Farm
Lexington
van Meter
Fight Results From Dream Rostin-A Mike Card
Boxing card results list several bouts with fighters and outcomes. Dream Rostin-A Mike Saplan weighed 248 and outpointed Frifle Zivkcy at 348 while Pitta auren, a welterweight champion, claimed victory in a main event. Hollywood-Petey Szalko stopped Anily Servlani in 15 rounds. Tadisnapols-Fubony Dennon knocked out Charley Roth in Indianapolis. Taina Fin Soldier Tommy Camps stopped Art Sykea in 192 rounds.
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Dream Rostin
Mike Saplan
Baglon
Frifle Zivkcy
Pitta
Auren
Tainna
Tommy Camps
Tanna
Art Sykea
Wmvirel
Mian
Aggies Texas Split In Golf At College Station
In College Station on April 19 the Aggies and Texas Longhorns split a two match golf day. Henry Richards and Capt Henry Howser beat Ed Brady and back Hein one up. John Roberts and Roo Warne beat Leon Bitzer and Eric Fortner one up after 20 holes. Houser beat Brady 2 and 1. Helm beat Richards 4 and 3. Bitzer beat Warne 2 and 1. Forney beat Roberts 1 and 2.
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College Station
Aggies
Dauties
Longsworms
Aingles
A and M
University of Texas
Mateh Hee
Henry Richarda
Henry Howser
Ed Brady
Hein
John Roberts
Roo Warne
Leon Bitzer
Eric Fortner
Houser de
Drady
Helm
Richards
Bitzer
Warne
Aad Forney
Roberts
Texna
Syndicate to Buy Boston Bees Next Week
Boston April 1929 A Globe report says a newly formed syndicate of fans identified with the game will buy the Boston Bees next week. Bob Quinn would stay as active head with Danny Stengel, and several investors including Meyer and Perini are named. Talks say the price and full terms are not disclosed.
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Boston Bees
Boston
Globe
Commcstiic
Port Frick
Horn Teague
the Globe
Bob Quitin
Bees
Remegin
Danny Stengel
Ayndients
Softball Harish Division Summary From Local League
Fragmentary score notes and team listings from the Harish Division softball schedule. Names such as St. Ann's St. Gerard's Saint Patrick's and Shamrocks appear with unclear battery lines and values, indicating a damaged OCR page showing multiple line items and partial scores.
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AL Kofitnall Assosiation
Harish Division
Soy Fernando
Susred Heart
Derez
Mendova Wil Hettencourt
Phzint Und Gaudots
St. Ann's
Ferneutel
Varpial
FL Hatzest-buehler
Vera
Casanors
St. Gerard’s
St Patrick's Pit
Magnat Nucetich
Breltan Meepn-Gileapless
O. Shamrocks
Jessa
Ayala
Gollant
Carbron
Dane Field
Edear Ton
HOI
Kaltevies
Davis and
Smidens Tanah
Marathon Run on at Boston Marathon in 1949
Boston April 19 The nation’s sports world centers on the 49th Boston Marathon with over a half million spectators along the Hopkinton to Boston route. 167 runners battle the 26 mile 185 yard course as favorites Gerard Cote from St Hyacinthe Que and previous winners Leste Pawson and R L alafman vie for the laurel amid a lineup including Johnny Kelly Don Heinicke and veteran Clarence Demay now 45.
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Boston
America
Hopkinton
Inn
Gerard Cote
St. Hya
Longhorns blank SMU as Texas leads Southwest baseball race
Texas Longhorns routed Southern Methodist 16-0 in Austin to seize firm hold on Southwest Conference baseball honors. Baylor beat Texas Christian 7-4, while Texas Aggies topped Rice 5-1 in Houston thanks to Ross Peden’s relief pitching. Tennis results unclear with lingering text.
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Frere
University of Texas Longhorns
Southern Methodists
Austin
Baylor Bears
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Ross Peden
Texas Aggies
Rice Oaks
Houston
NCAA Netters Nearing Finish in Houston
NCAA tennis action in Houston featured seed upsets as Joe Taylor of Abilene Christian beat Jack Stodgers of Rice 6-1 4-0 6-4, advancing after an upset attempt. Singles and doubles matches included players from Rice SMU Texas Baylor and Texas teams with several bouts remaining.
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Houston
Joe Taylor
Abilene Oaris- Mau College
Jack Stodgers
Rice Institute
Tayloy
Rody
Die Morris
Rice
Fred High Kollum
Southern Methodist
Warren Christier
Texas
Pavlov
Letty Brown
Joe Worris
Baylor
Ince Morris
Rodgers
SMU
Bill Wivelns
Higsinbotham
Maurice Mincher
Warren Christigor
Grant tops Riggs to reach River Oaks final in Houston
In Houston on April 13, aging Byron Grant defeated young Bobby Riggs in four sets 6-4 8-4 2-6 6-3 to reach the River Oaks tournament final. Semifinals set featured Kovaks Kramer and Rodger facing Grant with doubles action seeing Rice Institute pair Dick Morrison and Jack Rodger oust Altook Talbert 7-5 6-4. Dorothy Bundy and Eunice Dean progressed in women’s singles, Bundy beating Van Ryn 6-2 6-? to meet Grant heir.
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Houston
Novady
Bobby Riggs
Hitsy Grant
Grant
Fila
River Oaks
Riggs
Kramer
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Callf
Jack Kramer
Rollins College
Whare Howe
Los Angeles
Grahl
Teiges
Rice Institute
Dick, Mfocris
Jack Rodger
Exidie Altoo
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Threeemil-Fials
Eunice Dean Los S
Kinmer
Ted Schroeder
Falo Alto
Calif
Kamrath Brothers
Karl
Cap Wallace
Bobby
Pauling Betz
Nacional
Ron
Euniee Dean
San Antonio
Dorothy Bundy
California
Mina
Marjorie van Ryn
Austin
Gel
Perry Skeen in Pro Tennis Finals
In FINEHURST April 11 Perry defeated Richard Skeen of Hollywood to reach the American professional championship final against England’s Pred Perry. Perry and Vincent Richards of New York won the doubles yesterday but needed five sets to outlast Skee and John Faunce of Los Angeles 6-2 6-3 5-7 4-6 6-4.
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Finehurst
N.C
Pinehurst
Uits
Milemonn
Pred Perry
Cermtt
England
Richard Skeen
Hollywood
Perry
Skeen
Yvers
Chicago
Vincet Tichards
New York
Skee
John Faunce
Los Angeles
Fkvesseth Waten
Mutuels Betting Surges At New York Racetracks
Mutuels betting at New York racetracks shows a surge as the opening week handles approach 140 million dollars. Officials note a 40 percent rise from last year, with Jamaica and other tracks posting strong attendance and wagering totals. If the trend continues, season totals could exceed 40 million more, signaling record betting and strong public turnout.
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Jamaica
Mack
Asb Yeur
Roice
Jrmates
First Murtuos
Sesso
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