San Antonio hosts national power boat racing crowd
Pilots from Texas Oklahoma Missouri California New Jersey and Louisiana converge in San Antonio for a major Southwest water carnival at Lake Abbott McQueeney. Weather predictions call for partly cloudy skies and light winds Sunday and Monday as racers boast daring histories and strong boats led by Turk Vincent and Coleman Everett Beal and others.
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Ice Hockey News Bits From The International League
Fragmented report notes a 4 0 result Landon 4 Byrne 0 and a feature on Sturdy Sean 1. Mentions Camillens and a Sontrao Lettor at Teronia with unclear context. Also references Canadian American League Quebec Ranta Friday, Kensar City Americana and Windanna.
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Metz Leads Coast Golf Qualifying Amid Dark Horse Scores
Dick Metz of Deal New Jersey and Jack Dunphy of Los Angeles posted 64 in the Santa Monica pro-am event. Henry Cruel and A K Barbee also starred as 32 teams qualified. the field eyes a $2000 prize pool for pros with additional amateur awards.
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College basketball results and upcoming Southwest games
Texas Tech defeats Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers College 27 to 23 with Alvin Creme named captain and high scoring. notable scorers included Tahi gon Wat and substitute center Durbin. Also preview of Southwest Conference play starting January 9 against Baylor. Texas defeats Kingsville and lists other college results with Montane State and Southern Oregon in action.
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Randolph Loop Triumph in Friday District League game
Squadron 67 defeated Squadron 62 by 40 to 17 as Randalon field league action continued at Randolph. In the second game Squadron 46 beat Squadron 47 24 to 0 with Christie scoring 14 of 17 in the second half, and Angun Clarke McNair Kramer among the scorers. Officials were Villers Booth Startin McCrae and Brentman.
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Reds Unable to Land Ruth in Manager Chase
Cincinnati Reds failed in their hunt for Babe Ruth as Colonel Ruppert of the Yankees rejected the bid. Reds general manager Larry MacPhail said an AL owner spoke of releasing Ruth for a managerial job at 35000 a year for three years. Ruppert would allow Ruth to leave for any AL club but not to the National League.
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Juniors Basket Ball League Opens With Two Friday Games
The Junior Basketball league held two Friday night games at the city court before a capacity crowd. Sons of American Juniors defeated Trojan-American quintet 87 to 12 in the opener while Riverside Kats triumphed 24 to 2 over Stered Heart Juniors amid varied play and coaching notes.
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Sluggers and Boxers Meet on Elks Card at Walkathon
The Elks Boxing Association plans an all state fight card Tuesday night at the Walkathon arena featuring Baby Colima in a featherweight bout and Chief Perry Knowies a club fighter. Ernesto Suguez and Chico Ortega meet in a key bout with Midget Mexico also listed. A preliminary features two top city boxers. Tickets are on sale at Mars Lclear store, Gunter tote cigar stand and Elks club. The Golden Gloves tournament is postponed two weeks due to holidays. Matches entries accepted all day Sunday and 1am to 2 4 p.m. the week of the Walkathon arena. Dick Armstongs on arrangements.
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Parker Marching Toward National Indoor Junior Title
Parker strong in national indoor junior tennis, facing semi final after sweeping five opponents. Lawrenceville star from New Jersey, joined by Abrams of New York Behr of Roxbury and Hunt of Massachusetts in the push toward the crown.
Owls1n Showdown On Brackenridge Court Saturday Night
Rice Owls aim for a clean sweep over Magnolia Moblioters and Kauf men’s Clothiers in Commercial League basketball at Brackenridge court on Saturday night. After a 54 37 victory, reserves and regulars will swap order with Kaufman’s first and Magnolia second, with Owls captain Journeay and guard Witt leading a strong backcourt impression.
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Bob Shawkey Named Leader of Newark Bears for 1904 Season
New York star pitcher Bob Shawkey, long a fan favorite with the Yankees, was signed to lead Col. Jacob Ruppert's Newark Bears for the 1904 season. Details indicate Shawkey will helm the club as it pushes into the coming campaign.
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Vines Returns to Form in Madison Square Garden Debut
Former Wimbledon and U.S. Champion Vines arrives in New York for a pro debut against Bill Tilden at Madison Square Garden in a benefit for the free milk fund. He showcases a refined forehand and drop shot as he resumes peak form and plans a cross country tour.
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Deaf and Dumb Signal System Has Kick-Back
Bristow, coach of Blix Spring High, used finger sign signals from a deaf cousin to teach his quarterback new plays. The plan, kept hidden from the team, led to a disastrous game loss 14 to 0 and a later drugstore audience learning of the method. Bristow now chuckles, though red-faced when reminded of the signals.
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Levinsky Dominates McCorkindale In Chicago Fight
King Levinsky of Chicago overwhelmed Don Dinole McCorkindale of South Africa in a heavy weight bout at the Chicago Coliseum. Levinsky, favored at 1 to 5, outpaced his taller opponent, floor knocking him multiple times, with McCorkindale hit by sharp two handed blows. Attendance neared 12,000 with receipts around $10,000.
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Five More Aquatic Records Shattered at Miami Event
Miami February 19 report notes five more national swimming records set during the second day of the Olympic star aquatic tournament at the Miami Biltmore pool. Lenore Eight equaled her 300 yards freestyle mark. Leonard Spence set a 300 meters breaststroke best. Ralph Flanagan lowered the 400 meters freestyle record. Alice Fridges swam 200 yards back stroke to a long-course best. Apne Govednik and others set new marks on the day's events in bronet attack and long-conrae.
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Plans Playground Baseball League Organizing Tryouts
Tex White plans a local baseball league at Lions Field and calls for interested players to report between 2 and 4 o clock Tuesday afternoon. White leads athletic activities at Rona fled how Tore Miropa. A young girl stenographer’s thrilling experience is in The American Weekly distributed with Sunday’s San Antonio Light.
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Unclear Fight Results From A Fragmented Report
A garbled OCR piece lists numerous names and places including Chicago, Berlin, Tampa, New York, and Laredo with scattered numbers. It mentions draws and knockouts among many inconsistent entries, reflecting a damaged boxing results snippet with multiple misreadings.
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Impellittiere Beaten Again by Walter Neusel in Madison Square Garden
New York December 30 Walter Neusel defeated Ray Impellittiere in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Impellittiere spent about $40,000 on his late education as a puncher but never mounted a lasting challenge. Neusel overwhelmed him with body blows and aggression, winning every round while Impellittiere clung to defense as the German claimed dominance.
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Dunlap Wins Eighth Time at Pinehurst
George T. Dunlan Jr. of New York, national amateur golf champion, captured his eighth midwinter tournament in nine years by defeating Mick Wilton of Southern Pines 2 and 1 in the 38-hole final at Pinehurst. A desk advertisement blotter is available at The Light Want Ad counter, Grand Way at Fifth without charge.
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All-Star Lineups Reveal Wide Open New Years Charity Game
East and West squads finalize 22 players each for the annual charity game at New Year’s Day. Coaches shuffle backfields while rain threatens the schedule. Proceeds benefit the Shriners hospital as 40 000 fans expected. kickoff at 2 pm with Coast broadcast.
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Texas Open Dates and Purse Confirmed for Brackenridge Willow Springs
Wire from Bob Harlow of the Professional Golfers Association confirms dates February 8 8 10 and 11 for the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park or Willow Springs. A meeting next week will select a course set the 2500 prize money and arrange divisions while other tournament business is transacted. LONGHORNS GET LETTERS. Mavericks finish football season undefeated in eight games and receive letters at a banquet honoring the Longhorns.
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Kitts Praises Miller and Smith at Rice Institute
Kilts commends Miller and Smith of the Rice football squad as standout players, predicting Miller will be a right guard and Smith a top performer. The piece notes Kilts’s high regard for their freshman year dynamics and potential impact on the Owl lineup in 1834.
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