Plans for polo complete new talent on team
A San Antonio polo tourney opens with top riders from Austin, San Antonio and Texas universities. Veteran Cecil Childers leads the Austin four with 2 goal man, while Carla Craytor returns for the Yellow Jackets. First round includes Texas University nolists vs Yellowjackets. games on skinned fields due to rain.
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Natatal
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Austin Four
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Charles Ches" Waring
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Wherton
Clarence Stark
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Delayed Havana Race Opening Postspone 72Day Meet
The opening of Oriental Park for a 72 day horse race meeting in Havana was postponed from Saturday to New Year's Day. The delay came from failed negotiations to sell an interest and unresolved ownership talks among American Cuban and Uruguayan parties. Al Sabath of Chicago, in charge, announced the postponement and said Sabath and associates would stay in Havana to oversee the meet despite the setback.
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Oriental Park
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Long Beach Golf Draws Over 100 Competitors
More than 100 golfers entered the California Open golf championship at Lakewood Country Club in Long Beach. Professionals compete for 72 holes of medal play with $1500 in prizes. The amateur pro inaugural ended with Clarence McGonoeail of Dallas and Victor Ble Jock of Yuma tied for top honors with Jim Fogarty and Randolph Shim among notable entrants. Harold McSpadex of Kansas, winner of previous events, will tee off in the Centeron championship.
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Valif
Jim Fogarty
Texsra
Rardolph Shim
Hollywood
Harold McSpadex
Kansas
Dunn Fights Dial at Dallas Tonight in Local Card
The Bee reports a boxing bout between Dunn and Dial set for Friday night at 8 p.m. at the Go-Ritz Club in Dallas. Attendees are urged to report to Romana Piazza at 650 p.m. for pre-event procedures.
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Alamo Downs Six Tirlongs Race Notes
Alamo Downs featured a chaotic card with multiple races, winners and payouts. Details highlight Purse values, placements, times, and notable performances including Linmar and HomeWork with strong stretch finishes and exacta/quinella outcomes.
Rice Owls Brace for Four-Game Weekend Set in San Antonio
Rice Owls head to San Antonio for a Friday and Saturday doubleheader at Brackenridge High School, facing M. A. U. and Texas Chiropractic College Hawks in the Commercial League. Coach Jimny Hitts leads a sophomore-heavy squad rumored to be favored in the Southwest Conference clash, with Rice B team already showing mixed results.
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San Antoni
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Triangles
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Owl
San Antonio
Brickenridges
Rice
Kitt
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Loder
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Hesk
Doak
Metzler
Poate
Fwe
Kelly
Kubtieht
Maga
Paul Kardow
Cland Kellar
Any Andrews
Pearl Brewers fall short in close loss to Kaufman’s Clothiers
In the Commercial League feature, Pearl Brewers nearly pulled off a upset at Brackentider gym but Kaufman’s Clothiers held on 36-35. Duncan Field’s Pliers defeated Texas Chiropractic College Hawks 33-25 as Ray Dixon impressed in his Kaufman’s debut.
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Kaufman's Clothiers
Brackentider Gym
Kaufman
Duncan Field
Texas Chiropractic College Hawks
Ray Dixon
Clarence Vilcay
Bowers
Evarity
Beuiue
Lye
Totalyog
Fman
AR Mudge
Andreea Gil Tambin
Dither
Murphy Out at Arlington
Fort Worth Der. 23. Veteran official and director of racing at Arlington, Joseph A. Murphy, is out as the track opens. Frey Daniel, resident manager, confirms changes but cannot yet name a successor. McLennan to return as racing secretary. several other changes anticipated.
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Rior
New Orleans
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Murphy
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Air
Kelly Cagers Squadron Forty vs Forty Three forfeit victory note
In a Field Basket Balleague Thursday night, Kelly Cagers Squadron Forty beat Squadron Thirty-nine 49 to 35. Headquarters won by forfeit from Squadron Forty-three. The previous night Squadron Thirty-nine netted a forfeit win over Squadron Forty-three, and Headquarters defeated Squadron Forty by 22. Friday features Squadron Forty-one against Forty-two at TIatuck.
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Squadron Furty
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TI Atuck
International wrestling results from New York and San Francisco
Nineteen wrestlers from international and local circuits competed in matches across New York San Francisco and Columbus with several draws and falls. Notable results include Nenebergfee defeating La Cheppelie Caden NT-Dink Shikal Pailadelphis German over Rudy Dusek Omahe, while George Steele of Glendale beat Cowboy Duda Chick of Wyoming. Elmer Garrigan La Francisco lost to an ATer at St Louis draw. Steve Savage Delrei and Big Bad Walt parends had a draw with George Zavage and Jake Patteresn Andestra. Hremlel, Koko and Vincent also drew.
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New York
Deve Levin
Maurice la Cheppelie Caden Nt—Dink Shikal
Pailadelphis
Rudy Dusek_ Omahe
San Francisch
George Steele
Glendale
Calif
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Wyoming
Elmer Garrigan
la Francisco
St. Louis
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Kane
Steve Savage
Delrei
Big
Baer-Levinsky bout headlines Chicago stadium card shuffle
Max Baer returns from vaudeville to defend his heavyweight title in Chicago against Kingfish Levinsky in a four round main bout. The card also features a six or ten round benefit in Oakland for Frankie Campbell's widow. No official decision on the bout. scribes to render verdict.
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Chicago
Jyax Brel
Dempsey
Hollywood
California
Chicago Stadium
Kingfish Levinsky
Ener
Léyinsky
Jack Sharkey
Levingky
Max
Maxwell Street
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Primo Carera
Baer-Leyinsky
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Ora Forman
Oakland Boxing
Impresario
Frankie Campbell
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Japanese Leads Miami Qualifiers in Curtis Golf
Kanee, a Princeton student from Toko, led qualifying with a 34 35 72, two over par, in the Glenn Curtis golf championship. Price Kat oye trailed by two strokes with 75, followed by Bob Gormley of Biloxi and others including Win Day, Gurls Bryan, Everett Livesay, and Arnold Mink ley. Bryan defends his title. Kanoye's 72 is the lowest card in the tournament's year.
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Yun Prince Fumitaka Kanoye
Toko
Princeton University
Glenn Curtis
Price Katoye
Bob Gormley
Biloxi
Miss
Win Day
Chicago
Gurls Bryan
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Fla
Everett Livesay
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Arnold Minkley
Cleveland
Ohio
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Prince
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