Centenary seeks Texas U game in San Antonio
Centenary college eyed a Texas University matchup in San Antonio for next fall. A letter from Dan Bernhart of San Antonio urged bringing Texas against Centenary, noting both teams ranked highly and San Antonio’s potential as a major college football venue. The idea was referred to local sports bodies for study.
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San Antonio
Ang
Texas University
Centenary
Austin
Homt Toro
University of Texas
Dan Bernhart
Main Avenue High Achcul Atar
Brownsville Junior College
Dan Rites
San Antono
Texas
Bambari
San Antonio Sports Association
Shamber of Commerce
Postoffice Tigers Forfeit City League Night Games
Postoffice Tigers withdraw from a game due to internal dissension reported by captain Pat Forester. San Fernando Cardinals clash with Sonny Boys in the opening exhibition, followed by Junior Voks versus Naps Nationals at Lanter gym. League meeting granted a second chance to players involved last night.
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Postoffice Tigers
Ramo City
Wem
Sons of America
Pat Forester
Tigers
San Fernando Cardinals
Demons
Sonny Boys
Voks
Naps
Nats
Lettermen Among Early Birds in 1933 Amateur Baseball
Early 1933 amateur baseball scene features Alamo Multigraphing company Lettermen. Players called to meet at company offices Friday night at 327 West Market Street, Garfield 6283. Lineup: Ry ington at first, Neal second, Mooney or Dresch short, McBride third. Klapp, Philps, Wideman in outfield. McNair, Carter, Browning catchers with Williams, McDougall, Mansel as reserves. Billy Mitchell to lead again.
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Lettermen
Stirong Sen
Dresch
McBride
Klapp
Philps
Wideman
McNair
Carter al Browning
Williams
McDougall
Mnsel
Billy Mitchell
Bark closes doors in Palmyra bank closure
In Jefferson City on February day, news emerged that First Savings Bank of Palmyra would close its doors. The institution reported resources of 910,640 dollars, highlighting a significant financial halt affecting local customers and stakeholders.
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Jefferson City
First Savings Bank
Palmyra
Fight Results From Avpociated Rene Meet
In a chaoticAvpociated Rene meet at Winalonsalem BK. CeMune Cure Ean Antonio and Tose with Hill dosdun led the men’s events. Lamdngster-Little Pynrin slipped Went while cutholates onus Feinhein posted 10. Taghiepolle-corer Goatrer won foreville Pa culpolated Juve Min Tile Haste.
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Rene
Winalonsalem
Ean Antonio
Tose
End Hill
Dosdun
Ature Unayils
Pynrin
Onus Feinhein
Taghiepolle
Corer Goatrer
Een
Foreville
Tile Haste
Toa
Bulliih
Jack Gibbank
Knnekon eUtvereth
Col lege Basketball Scores from the Asupeiuiet Press
A jumble of unreadable OCR names and numbers from college basketball results. Teams and players such as New York, Washinton, Vanderitit, and Tynvilladin appear with scattered scores like 98 58 24 39, along with refereeing and venue garble.
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Asupeiuiet
Yala
New York
Nath Garang
Washinton
Wellard
Tynvilladin
Remivelty
Vanderitit
Tect
Euuthwesorn
Helland
Talswine Wadtieg
Mlorny
Mutter
Midland
Tonchars
Iim
Asarpohl
Alitoveta
Ranta Ath. Pi
Rosa Fareni
Emurry
Warm tussles in commercial league double header
Two cellar teams Smokehouse and Kenney Grocery meet at Bracken Ridge High School gym for an 8 o clock opener in the Commercial Basketball league double header. In the second game the Texas Chiropractic College Hawes and Dunran Field face off. Miller and Andrews will refer to. Fans were free.
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Brackenridge High School
Smokehouse
Kenney Grocery
Texas Chiropractic College Hawes
Dunran
Miller
Andrews
Kelly League squads win in Melly byeld Basket Bell
Kelly League Headquarters defeated Squadron 40 by 59 to 36 while Squadron 40 beat the 42nd 39 to 29 in Tuesday action. Wednesday night features the 33rd against the 68th and the 43rd versus the 41st.
Bill Dickey Injured Slightly in Wreck
Bill Dickey a New York Yankee catcher and Guy Freeling were slightly injured when their car collided with another vehicle near Harrison on February 1. Dickey sustained cuts and bruises but was not believed to be seriously hurt. Freeling suffered a broken leg.
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Harrison
Bill Dickey
New York Yankee
Guy Freezing
Harvey Parnell
Arkansas
Pred Jones
Freeling
Campbell Sees No Limit To Racing Speed on Land
Sir Malcolm Campbell heads to Daytona Beach for another land speed attempt in the Bluebird. He expects speeds beyond 350 mph as tires and gear improve, while noting cooler conditions at 200 mph and planning to push his car and driving skills toward a new record. He remains optimistic about Feb 15 with weather favorable and a rebuilding engine ready to deliver up to 1500 horsepower, despite lingering illness.
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Campbell
New York
Mrea
Sir Malcolm
Beink
Washington Senators Poised To Challenge Yankees In 1925
Washington enters as the smartest team in baseball, with Cronin at short and a deep pitching staff led by Whitehill and Stewart. Acquisitions Luke Sewell, Costin, and Echulte bolster defense and outfield power, while cronin and Bluege anchor a strong lineup. Debate centers on overcoming the Yankees as Crowder, Weaver, and Thomas eye more victories this year.
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Pat Robinson
New York
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Joe Cronin
Burky” Harris
Semators
Hich Penhamls
Whitehill
Wally Stewart
Luke Sewell
Cleveland
Senators
Costin
Echulte
Browns
Yankees
Crowder
Monty
Weaver
AL ‘Thomas
Walter Stewart
Earl Whitemil
Usp Tigers
Bill Matre
Joe Judge
Senatars
Joe Kuhel
Dellas
Buddy Mac
Cronin Lous
AL Stork
Ossie Bluege
Wie Jearne
Bluege
Tor
Faye
Coul Travis
Chattananga
Manard
Schule
Gaslin
Nak
John McGraw
Eight wrestlers suspended by national wrestling body
Louisvill e report notes eight wrestlers refused to perform under NWA A regulations including physics exams by approved physicians. Named suspensions include Ed Don George Mike Romano Sandor Szabo Beatty McDougall Glenn Munn Dude Chick Jerry Monahan Tad Cox. Suspension spans 20 member states. Australian nags land headline follows with two famous horses Pillow Flight and Tea Trader arriving for races at Agua Caliente and other tracks.
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Louisville
Kate D. Malone
National Wrestling Association of America
Ed Don George
New York
Mike Romano
New Orleans
Sandor Szabo
Austria
Beatty McDougall
Scotland
Glenn Munn
Lincoln
Neb
Dude Chick
Jerry Monahan
Tad Cox
Atlanta Malone
Nalions Wrestling Association
Los Angeles
Fen
Pillow Flight
Vphar ‘Lap
Agua Caliente
Mustang Victory Boosts Jefferson Over Brackenridge 39-31
Thomas Jefferson Mustangs defeated Brackenridge 39-31 on Tuesday night at Brackenridge gym, led by Ray Smith with 15 points and Dietzel adding 11. Jefferson’s win tightens race implications as Sidney Lanier Voks contest Tech and Brackenridge in upcoming games.
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Gateekeepers
Thomas Jefferson Mustangs
Beackenridge
Brackenridge Gym
Jefferson
Sidney Lanier Voks
Tech
Brackenridge
Toly
Harry Hamilton
Mustangs
Eapies
Claude Kellam
Ray Smith
W Finer
Eagles
Stackerridge
Moe
Smith
Jefferson Crew
Dietzel
Cardenas
McMilan
Jefferson Dunn
Reese
Kandays
Nf . Dulzel
Beale
Cy. Smith
McMillan
Ahee
Jardellas
Sidney Laniec
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio Tech
la Miergy
Brackenridge Magics
Toady Riley
Ute
Lanier
Escobeda
Indiana star Suddith barred from Big Tech basketball
Bloomington Ind Feb 1 Arnold Bally Suddith of Martinsville a former Thana University guard is barred from further competition in Big Tech basketball coach Everitt Dean announced. Suddith remained out of school first semester and has now registered for the second term with unclear penalties and suspended times.
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Suddith
Indiana
Biz
Bloomington
Ind
Arnold
Bally
Martinsville
Thana University
Besket
Big Tech Haskathatl
Everitt
Ruddith
Lively Ball Aims to Open Football With Forward Pass Rule
Chicago February 11 Coach Dick Hanley of Northwestern heads to a New York rules meeting with a proposal to loosen forward pass limits. He argues the livelier ball would let football echo baseball by widening play and boosting scoring, challenging current five yard dropback constraints to reduce defensive anticipation.
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Chicago
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
New York
Hanley
Warner Seeks Grid Changes at Philadelphia Banquet
Philadelphia events report Glenn G Warner proposing rule changes to football. He suggests points for first downs by running backs, moving goal posts back, and limiting the line of defense to six players to favor offense. The remarks come amid broader league debate during the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association banquet. Connie Mack mutters about pitcher Faynshew as the Athletics face a long season, vowing patience until September.
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Philadelphia
Glenn G. Pop" Warner
Philadelphia Sports Writers’ Association
Temple University
Warner
Connie Mack
One Athletics
George Feynshew
Uifhcan
Artillery Team Wins Local Polo Cup in Pershing Field
The Second Field Artillery brigade’s Greans upset the Third Infantry to claim the San Antonio Light perpetual trophy with a 5-3 final. Key players included William Kuykendal and Capt. Duke Coulter’s squad, as Major Watson was briefly sidelined by an arm injury. Trophy presentation by General Rockenbach capped the victory.
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Greans
San Antonio
Pershing
Duke Coulter
Wiliam Kuykendal
Kyle
Calstons
Doughboys
Atillerymen
Coulter
J. J. Watson
Lieuteaat Palmer
Tiéneups
Till
Swift
Walker
Smith
Watson
Craig
Bill Kuykendal
Hill Wins 10 Holes To End Miami Golf Match
Mrs Hill of Kansas City captured ten straight holes to defeat Miss Meyer of Wisconsin 10 and 8 in the Miami Biltmore women’s tournament. Hill carded 40 45 85 and won 16 of 18 holes. Estelle Drennan of Tulsa narrowly defeated Blanché Fitzgerald of Hackensack. Agnes Wayne eliminated Mrs Conary, and Ben Gottlieb beat Mrs Riley.
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Hill
Miami
Fla
Kansas City
Campaienes
Miss Meyer
Ocanomawac
Wis
Estelle Drennan
Tulsa
Okla
Blanché Fitzeibbons
Hackensack
N. J
Agnes Wayne
FP. A. Conary
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Ben Gottlibh
New York
L. G. Riley
Pittsburgh
Prospects for Big Football At San Antonio Rise
The piece notes San Antonio lacking a regular big football schedule but urges improvements to attract top games. It cites the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association, Texas and Southwestern matchups, and local interest in a major stadium. It also mentions Temple and Warner prospects shaping future football attention in Philadelphia.
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San Antonio
Eage Field
Alte
Anrl
Hack Wilson Debuts as Boxing Referee in Martinsburg
Hack Wilson of Brooklyn made his boxing referee debut in Martinsburg West Virginia by presiding over 28 charity bouts organized by the local American Legion post. The crowd approved his handling of the fights and cheered the decision, following a recent license grant from the athletic commission.
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Hack Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia
Brooklyn
Mar Unsburg
American Legion
Wilson
Hia
L Rense
Pihletic
San Marcos Frosh Beat Harlandale In 32 28 Game
San Marcos freshmen defeated Harlandale 32 to 28 on Mariandale court Tuesday night. Key players were Morgan racing the wing with pointe and Kardow leading the attack. Other listed players included Freachmen Morgan Wellens Caldwell Germer Warren Kibby Tuttle Menr Glaabers Rows Wor ley Hariandale Lyingston Layton Kardow Curry Brown Mlaphans and Wiggins.
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San Marcos Frosh
Harlandale Southwest Texan Teachers College
Cima
San Mare Vos
Harlandale Indians
Mariandale Court
Morgan
Kardow
Wellens
Caldwell
Germer
Warren
Kibby
Lyingston
Layton
Curry
Brown
Mlaphans
Wiggins
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