San Antonio board eyed for new school gymnasium
Principal W S Kakely reports a plan with Harry Allies of the San Antonio baseball club to build a large gym on Tank between League Park and Josephine Street. Abies would furnish lumber and lease, with school supervision. the city would pay labor. Building 64 by 105 feet, 50 by 94 court, seats 1000 to 1500, lights and bowsers. Use free for five years, then available to others for a nominal charge. Construction in two months.
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Gibson Deal Reported Progressing
Harry Ables president of the Bear ball club at the Dallas minor leagues convention told an International News Service correspondent the Frank Gibson manager deal for the San Antonio team is as good as closed. He said no word from Abley and would not announce until certain Gibson is secured.
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Roemers Meet Uions Next Thursday In City League
Roemers and Uions prepare for a key City Basketball League clash next Thursday at Camp Normoyle after both posted league wins Tuesday. St Mark's star Gish led the Roemers with 14 points, while Sommy Gish anchored St. Blark's past Catholic Community Center. Public Service fell to Roemers 23- in a high scoring tilt as Veltman led the winners with 10 points. Officials included Schultz and Gill. Thursday's schedule shifts feature St. Mark's against Texas Chiropractic and the dike vs Sam Houston Bankers.
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Sunday School Senior League Schedule Released
Senior Sunday School league opens Saturday night at the Y M C A court with three games. Travis Park Methodists meet First Presbyterian in the opener, St Marks Cubs face Taurel Heights Methodists, and First Baptist plays St John Lutheran in the final. The seniors will have eight teams and two pounds will be played. league winner advances to the state championship in Galveston in March.
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Women Golfers to Play at Thrackenridge Park
Women golfers will compete at Thrackenridge Park golf course in a weekly tournament. Play is set for this afternoon with tee off at 1 o clock. Mrs. Ruth Ylunter won last week's event and Mrs. L. C. Chagman placed runner up.
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Frank Snyder Named Manager of Houston Buffs Club
Frank Snyder, former St. Louis Cardinals property, is appointed manager of the Houston Buffaloes in the Texas League. Described as a fighter with modesty and horse sense, Snyder urges discipline and scrappy play, predicting rough sailing for opponents as he builds a fighting, no loafing team. The move signals Houston’s intent to field a tough, iron-handed squad starting in April.
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Wet Field Delays Polo Cup Play At S A Field
Field conditions forced postponement of the polo cup tournament after a damp surface. Ninth Infantry and Fifteen Artery were set to meet Air Corps Training Center in the championship next Sunday after the rescheduled Thursday afternoon session. Miami Jockey Club Abandons Horse Races Plans citing adverse court rulings and other circumstances.
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Intermediates Open Thursday At Fort Sam Houston
City Intermediate Basketball League opens Thursday night at Fort Sam Houston with two games. Special Hardware vs Young Men's Hebrew Association and De Molays vs Dibble Sports, both at 8 o'clock. No defending champion this season as Bankers move to City Senior League.
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Amateurs to Gather for San Antonio Baseball Banquet
About 100 people will attend the San Antonio Amateur Baseball annual banquet at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium Wednesday night. The guest list covers commission members, managers, and officials from city leagues, plus umpires, writers, and other officials. The Southern Pacific Line amateur champions will attend in new sweaters. Ralph Durkee and M. Narrel will present trophies, and Roger Scokes will attend as state federation president.
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French to Captain Harvard's Eleven
Arthur Leicester was elected captain of Harvard's football team for 1928. He played halfback and quarterback and was a member of the varsity eleven last year.
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Michigan and Harvard In Agreement Hockey Opener
Michigan and Harvard renew their hockey rivalry as the Wolverines meet the Brooks Field Maroons at Brooks Field arena Wednesday night. The game opens the league race with the teams seeking a strong start after past seasons of close battles and Eastern competition.
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