Outboard Racing Season Opens at Duke Abbott Meet
Five state banners already fly at Duke Abbott McQueeney as outboard racing begins for the William Randolph Hearst trophy next Sunday and Monday. Notables include Skiahome’s George Coleman of Miami and Walter Everett of Tulsa arriving by air and road with their boats for practice, while Oklahoma and Missouri fleets join Texas in a large entry. Weather notes indicate light rain and misty conditions, with a storm expected but minimal impact on preparation.
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Duke Abbott
McQueeney
William Randolph Hearst
Everett
Coleman
Oklahoma
Missouri
Illinois
Alain Smith
Shreveport
Texas
Hugentry
Seguin
Millan-Weston
Hursday
Aumont
C. A. Weston
J. Milliken
Grebbie Nickell
Ank Sauerberg
Millikens Sream
Smiths Four Playing Again at Mexico City Regatta
The Texas polo team led by Cecil Smith and teammates Mather Smith and Gilmore will compete in the second game of its series in Mexico City as part of a Hearst regatta buildup. Amateur and professional outboard records show rapid speed gains with 12 of 18 American marks bettered and several one mile and five mile records advancing, according to James W. Mulroy of the National Outboard Association.
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Mexico City
Medic
Cecil Smith
Texas Polo
Heece
Mily Revarda
Texans
Kemmerer
Drei
Hearst
McQueenry
James W. Mulroy
National Outboard Association
Walter Widegren
Glen Cove
L. 1
Randolph
Kramer Brothers
Gillanders
Meadeeti
Benard
Miline
Waldo
Mintnek
Wrestling Results From Regional Meets
In New York Sherry won 238, Paul Boesch 202, with Boesch thrown and counted out. Joe Slecher 230 led from Lincoln Nebraska to Welch. Bob Kruse 30 defeated Paul Jones 212 in Dallas Texas. Nicholas won a straight fall in a fast paced match refereed by Yack Dempsey.
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New York
Ack Sherry
Ohio
Paul Boesch
Aglf
Kruse Hart
Rokgrafield
Cali
Hugh Nichola
Pat’ MrCurty
Olnoimmatt
Fast Lad
Yack Dempaey
Nichola
Ench
Exes Beat Cagers of Junior College on Court
Ex-Students' team from San Antonio Junior College defeated this year's combo 18 to 10 on the M. C. court Wednesday night. Players O Quinn and Dilnx led scoring with six and four respectively. Nearby reports mention Austin Lovey Towell Dubow and others, with a roster full of names. Detroit catcher Fred Buelow, age 67, died here after a long illness.
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Exes
Cagers
Junior College
San Antonio Junior College
Fred Buelow
Detroit
Dee
Detroit Tinora
Daugherty and Baker Named Allstate
Howard Baker of Brackenridge High School and Daugherty receive all-state honors from district 12. The article lists district 12 stars including Owens Banton Hussey Coston Wren Costello Britt Ratican and others, praising Daugherty as a top tackle and Baker as a standout halfback amid statewide consideration.
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Howard Baker
Brackenridge High School
Harold ¥. Hatiti
Cleburne Times-Review
Ratliff
Monroe Owens
Pampa
Ox Banton
Port Arthur
Emmet Hussey
Greenville
Zed Coston
Dallas Tech
Honey Wren
Temple
Pete Costello
San Angelo
Rankin Britt
Ranger
Red Ratican
Childress
Vernon Forest
Brackenridge
Hal Russell
Cleburne
Baker
Martin
Daugherty
Slater
Hop" Hopkins
Austin American
Big F. M. Daugherty
Peason
Hockey Chief in Jail After Tulsa Police Row
Dr Kay Iversen owner of the Tulsa American Hockey association club was jailed on a bad check charge amid police shakedown accusations. Arrest followed a Wichita telegram and a 4 to 3 Oilers win over St Louis in overtime. Officer George Stewart led the arrest and H W Porter was also detained before release.
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Ulsa
Okla
Kay Iversen
Tulsa American Hockey Association
Wichta
Kan
Iverson
Coliseum
Oilers
St. Louis
George Stewart
Wichita
Iversen
Tillsq
Guy Manath
Abiurhey
Manati
H. W. Porter
Porter
New Member Delivers Dodo Hole in One at Club
J B Blaochard joined the San Antonio Country Club two days earlier. On Wednesday he aced the sixth hole with a mashie in a rare feat. Thursday he roamed the course muttering that the layout is too easy while three players watched.
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J.B. Blaochard
San Antonio
Giants to tour south to view world champions
New York Giants, world champions, plan a 40 game spring exhibition tour in 20 cities across the nation. The itinerary starts at a Miami Beach camp, goes through the Southland to Cleveland and West Point before a return home, and includes a 14 game stretch with the Cleveland Indians.
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New York
New York Giants
Washington
Giants
Miami Beach
Southland
Cleveland
West Point
Cleveland Indians
Pro Grid Champs to Play in West
An arrangement reached Wednesday night between George Halas of the Chicago Bears and F Stanley Wood of the American Legion to pit the national professional champions against a Los Angeles All American team in the West. January 24 Erny Pinckett, former Southern California star, will coach the All American eleven.
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West
Los Angeles
George Halas
Chicago Bears
F. Stanley Wood
Los Angeles County
American Legion
Erny Pinckett
Sothern California
Dunlap and Davidson Duelin Pinehurst Second Round
George T. Dunlap Jr national amateur champion begins the second round of Pinehurst mid winter tournament aiming for his eighth title in nine years. He faces R P Davidson of Washington, former Chevy Chase holder, after yesterday defeating F o Robertson of Manchester Vermont 5 and 4.
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Davidson
Pinehurst Pinehurst
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