Pitcher Carson Lands Major League Deal Amid Trade Rush
Promotion rumors swirl as Pitcher Warold Carson nicknamed Lobo moves toward a Class A transfer to the Kanena City club of the American Association. Hammond, president of the San Antonio Indians, telegraphs confirmation from a West Haven league meeting that Carson’s contract has been sold, with two other players, Verne Dlenkloon and Robert G. Howse, joining the Indians. Carson’s 12 Paschal wins and Coast League history are cited, while notes on teammates, development under Almen ger Claude Trohartson, and his coaching role at Tarlandaleigh school temper the deal. Further inbound players and backfield moves are hinted.
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Meara Keenles
Warold
Lobo
Carson
Kanena City
Snringficht
Almenger Claude Trohartson
Finn
Tilimt
Tarlandaleigh School
Army Tourney Dark Horses Dominate Openward Weekend
A crowded field of dark horse contenders gathers for the Eighth Corps Army football tournament at Cragneyvark with Friday and Saturday games. Fort Crockett and Fort Bliss rail against rivals. Warren, Califeston, and Ananlaiph factions vie for advantage as travel woes, injuries, and lineups shape the opening rounds. Fort Bliss units travel from El Paso, led by Lt. Whele, while key players like Trewersock Wilson and Clark join Warren’s squad amid a shifting roster.
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Fort Warren
Wyoming
Eighth Corps
Randolph Field
Warren
Cragneyvark
Lsventyahird Infantry
Bore Xan Efouston
Dhaimtions
Gro
Hort Crockets
Kelly Diet
Fort Brancis
Chereiur
Wyo
Ravdolysh Kield
Fort Crockett
Calveston
Kelly
Iliss
Elise
Wileny
Ananlaiph
Kure
Warren von Qening
Llent
Emmanuel Severa
Etm
Drew Serpount Trewersock
Jess Wilson
Fred Clark
Sevita
Hero Felday
Nirytano Studer
Imlay
Fort Wise Tenn
el Paso
Port Bliss
Whele
Aegismut
Priente Crittenden
San Antonio
Hoapital
Cardinal Recommends Boxing for Youth in Chicago
Cardinal Mundelein praised boxing for youths under Catholic youth organization in Chicago praising its discipline, courage, alertness, and useful energy. He warned against illegal dens of vice and urged boxing as a constructive alternative to crime and drunkenness.
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Chicago
Dee &—xi
Geoegs
Mondelein
Betas Lourner
Anaphea
Cardin Mundelein
Haxing
Odo
Sim Toy
Tulane Coach Fears Defeat in Rose Bowl Race
Tulane coach Dee Uierman predicts a loss to Washington State as the teams prepare for a key west coast clash that could decide Tulane’s Rose Bowl prospects. Assistant coach Tuck Dalley notes Washington State’s offense showing strength, Vic Cournes starred in minutes, and team form is mixed. Brownsville hosts Nickel putting course event as winter tournaments loom.
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NEW Owkleans
Dee 3
Bernie Uierman
Enneh
Talane
Biute Cougars
Greenles
Tulane Gilnye
Wrst
Rennon
Tuck Dalley
Cougars
U. Lest
Vic Cournes
Tining Shore
Brownsville
Vesna
Dee
Yma aightNickel
Browassilla
Thana
Trip West Gives Nation Chance to Size Up SMU
By H. S. Fuli Associated Press sports writer in New York The article surveys Southern Methodist University and its 10 game mark, forecasting upcoming intersectional showdowns with St Marys Notre Dame and other Pacific Coast teams. It discusses strength contrasts with California teams and the impact of key matchups like Nebraska Colorado and Tennessee NYU.
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SMU
H. S. Fuli
Sports Associated Dress
New York, Nee
Southern Methodist University
Micstangs
Aly
Lusas Christiano
Southwest Sedentates
Pas Nrabby Minal
Harverns Panier Excent
Texas
Hnevard
Gevere
Likiosas
Jear
Nol Southers
Navy
Mustansyfier
Pacific Coast
Gaels
St. Mary's
Ua-St Marys Aame
Woshington
Tnvera
Ruthern California
Houlherie California
Taladella
Wotre Dame
Serton JR
Wier
South
Tulane
New York
Tenoeesee
New York University
Racing Dates in Maryland for 1992 Approved by Commission
Maryland tracks prepare spring racing menus from April 1 to April 13 or 14 days and fall meets from September to November. Eastern Shore meets start April 1 and run to April 2. Delaw are Grace and other tracks report tentative dates for 1992 with several 9 to 11 day meets across four venues.
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Baltimore
Des
Marsland
Marsinal Racing Commission
Lsowle
Sinted
Mpecing
Ustie
Ile
Mawie
Unvre de Grace
Anil
Binitlew
SGM
Tarte de Grace
Bind
Fimnico
Texas Letters 33 Football Players Receives Awards
Texas letters were awarded to 39 football players and seven cross country men at the University of Texas by the athletic council. Names include Herschel Moodra Arihur, Roy Coal, Maurice Waumgarten, Claude Biroton, Howard Giewin, Wilson Cook, Raymond Meals, William Dubose, Walter Howle, Fi nce, Moly Craig, VIN Smith, Harrison Staitt, Tommy Wirdwell, Carl ty son, Almton Juawn, Robert Dulch-Tides, Jawis Weaver, Jack Sparks, Hanes ily, and many more.
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Austin
Dec
University of Texas
Athletic
Ts. C Uy
Tewell
Dotusan
Emel Dengan Anit
Junior Collegians Debut in League Opener Wins Night
The Nan Antonin Tuner college ninter opens with a victory as Senior Tarket Tall Tengun leads the scoring in the opening double-header. In the second game FR Ty's team defeats their opponent with a strong performance from key players.
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Nan Antonin Tuner College Ninter
Tyinhoru
Teany Svede
Uelanghee
Ponies Near Scene of Action for San Francisco Trip
Southern Methodist University football plans practice tomorrow before flying to San Francisco to face St Mary’s. The Ponies will travel tomorrow night and resume workouts, with key players limited by an ankle injury. Coach Morrison confirms preparations and lineup adjustments as the team eyes a challenging weekend matchup.
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Los Angeles
Der
Southern Metroist University
San Francisco
St. Mary's Eleven
Tucson
Ariz
Dee
Ray Morrison
St. Mary's
Southern Methodist University
Cranble
Texar
Glay Mandjean
Ison
Player Market Report From West Baden Convention Highlights Trades
The West Baden Innl convention reveals multiple baseball trades and signings. Notable moves include Valleli’s first Coman transfer to New Orleans, St Louis to Cincinnati, and other deals involving Columbus, Boston, and Chicago clubs with money and players exchanged. The era’s farm system gains momentum as Danville joins St Louis and Cincinnati networks.
Mickey Walker's Mode Of Living Revealed In Court
In New York a court heard details of Mickey Walker's expenditures for his former wife Margaret Walker and two children. The defense cited a $20,000 maintenance fund, while records show lavish spending on jewelry, clothing, travel, and entertainers. The judge will decide on the fight fund and its disposition as the case continues Tomorrow.
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Margaret Walker
Edward Bealickty
Walker
Mra
Entrar
Tatrlein
Patricia
Tlurton
Mickur
Mickey
Butler
Walther
Rebels Defeat Sexton Army in Indiana
Tod Baden reports the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues held its 30th annual convention at West Baden Indiana. Rebels oust the present administration led by President Mike Sexton and plan a central purchasing agency, wider minor league power, and a reorganization affecting the Central and International Leagues with new officers and appointments across leagues.
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Baden
Tod
Rebelu
National Association of Professional
Haseball
Bnny
America
West Daden
Mike Sexton
Neck Tsiand
Unlle
Sexton
Rewmerendalions
Directo
Thind-Dareman
Andy High
St. Tevis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Centeal
Aik
South Hend
Ind
Fock Wayne
Dayton
Canton
Akron
Ohio
Ere
Ponm
South Tend
International League
Nick Williams
Sao Francisco
Scott
Jond
W. T. Bevan
Frank Aturphy
Danville
Bert Neihoft
Wisconsin taxpayers kick on grid costs
Wisconsin taxpayers face higher expenses as the University of Wisconsin football program, largely state supported, contends with costs tied to grid operations. The report notes recurring red ink, rising real estate and investment concerns, and prospective increases in value and taxes affecting state finances.
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Wisconsin
Univereal Beevire
Madison
Wis
Dee
Wisconsin Tazpayers
Kinak
Spair
University of Wisconsin
Stote
Harlingen Prepares For Corpus Christi Playoff Test
Harlingen in trim for Corpus contest as district 10 champion hopeful, led by quarterback Lawrence. Robstown and Brownsville win. San Benito and Aransas Pass clash for Class D bidistrict. Valley fans offered trips to Corpus Christi for Friday night game. gift classifieds ad included.
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Robstown
Brownnville
Corona Chrinti
San Benita
Arousne
Buffs Go by Rail to Waco for Postseason Game
Munin Avenue High School fielding a football squad heads to Waco to meet the Waco High Tigers at 2 PM Saturday in a postseason clash. The trip shifts from bus to special rail service. proceeds to be split between the Y M C A or a local charity. Coaches Hamilton, Tramilton, Burnett and McGallow lead the party with Principal Rogers driving part of the crew, as practice continues at Cartele Field ahead of the game.
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Munin Avenue High
Bullslocs
Atrong
San Antonio
Woro
Tintry
Crimson
Tendergoi
Waco High Tigers
Wea
Robert Crooks
Frank Cocrenk
Raymond Senith
Main Avenue
Breckenridge
Hamilton
Crooks
Smith
Alain Avenue
Waco
Trenyy
Tilia
Cartele Field
Uniitlou
National Collegiate Association Headlines New York Convention
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced its twenty fifth annual convention to be held in New York City on December 30 and 31. The Football Coaches’ Association will meet on December 28 with several allied groups convening in New York that same week.
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New YA
National Collegiate Athletic Association Tauy
New York
Football Coaches’ Association
Allied Aces
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Tienkiron
Auqurtiter
Kansas City
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Meix Extremels
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Giente
Jose
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Varson
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Sapiro
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Moyer
Sleeth
Bowersock
Parr
Green
Palmatier
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Ricketts
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Caldwell
Gavan
Cardinal
Pacific Slope
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Maryland
Texas Letters
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Mation Tommon
Southern Sletherlist University
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Amone
Mustangs
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Ste Maryn Gaels
Anos Inter
Charlie Frearon
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Che Wallis
Times- Dorald
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Guy Sturdr
New Orleans
Boulbern Association
Hird-Brseoay
St. Lovwia Cardinals
Cincineati Rede
Niel Gullup
Columbus Auairsican Association
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St. Louis
Coetinay
Tit ‘Strelerki
Claude Berk
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Hank Muerhy van Leon
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AK & Fenson
Toma Michaels
Boston Tees Sox
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Jack Smathy
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Galveston
Harry Taylor
Heattie Club
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Ve Oict Towne
Tray Stevens
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Breckenrfne
Wilson Crosedl
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Robert McKinley
Mickey Walker
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Simea
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Farlingen
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Garlingen High
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District
Corpus
Invest Nor Inn
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BUFFS
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