18 Fights On First Night Of Gloves Card
The program opens at 7 50 PM at the Municipal Auditorium with 18 fights and ceremonies planned. about 20 more bouts expected Thursday as champions advance to the state tournament in Fort Worth and Chicago. Tickets range from 14 dollars for general seating to 5 dollars for reserved seating.
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Paghteen Srenpe
Mir
Golden
Amnicue
Bexwg
Threelus Stilir
Fort Worth
Chicago
Throwback Boxing Pairings Highlight Local Rivalry
A jumble of names and weights dominates a noisy listing of boxing matchups from Jefferson High and nearby clubs. The scattered notes mention Garren versus Lona, Canedo against Esparza, and Aranda against Lozano, among many others, across multiple venues and dates with officials and venues poorly legible.
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Jay Garren
Jefferson High School
Louis Lona
Joe Canedo
Max Esparza
Central Elie
High Echee
Rees
Senne Aranda
YPCA
Raymond Lozano
Central Gathoise High
Whonl
Barlewuricht Notizats
Emis
Rowit Patten
Vx Desh Bisnxenship
Billiards Champ Bev Chinago Defeats Welker Cochran
In New York opening session of a cross country exhibition series Bev Chinago Hoppe world billiards champion defeated Welker Cochran of San Francisco twice. Chinago won 80 to 23 in 34 innings and 50 to 47 in 87 innings, as a crowd noted the ongoing series.
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Chinago
Wills
Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
New York
Giants Sign Outfielder Gardella For 0K Ott Meet
New York Giants signing of Daniel Gardella, a 22 year old from New York, as a trial outfielder for next spring, follows manager Mel Ott reviewing a roster stating the club is 20 percent stronger than last season. Ott praised the pitching staff and noted changes as several players depart or return, with Gardella joining Rucker and Mead in the outfield. A track meet at Heights is also announced with preliminaries at 3:30 p.m. and finals at 8 p.m. as coach Marti plans 24 man squad workouts ahead of line trials.
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York Fet
UPI
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Ott
Giant
al Amy
Daniel Gardella
Ling
Joe Birmingham
Gardelle
Gients
Johnny Allen
Araitste
Geemas
Uume
Johnny
Rucker
Milt Voiselle
Frank Seward
Ace Adams
Harry Feldman
Ewald Prile
Erle Lamberdi
Ray Bertes
Gus Mancuso
Jos Stefenson
Bill Jurges
Gardella
Charley Mead
Hugh Luby
Oakland
Calif
Phil Weintraub
American, Association
Mal
Irden
Alma basketball schedule and unit standings update
Fragmented report on AAU or military academy sports with unclear dates. Mentions various squadrons such as Kelly field 04th and Randolph F8tor, plus references to a championship and a Tuesday play date. Details are garbled and names are inconsistently rendered, limiting precise identification of teams or outcomes.
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Alma
Athintic Asteriivon
Avera Reeren
Hon Senter
Aia
Ty de Ierteine
Cerien
ASA
Waa
Kelly Field
Tael
Randolph Slit
Nidowk
Sunday School Meets Win Highlights On North Side
Sunday Schools North Side Bepnet and Laurel Menghle Metnudiet posted wins Sunday in a matchups for the Sunday School Athletic association. Cat Blue Wwatine Mra beat Chrivity institute 31 25 and Laurel Heshie defeated Central Christian 813.
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North Side
Bepnet
Laurel Menghle Metnudiet
We Beniar Ashet Wal Leanne
Associacion
Cat Blue Wwatine
Mra Keen Chrivity Innitute
Laurel Heshie
Central Chrisitian
Lanier Nears Cinchin 28 A Cage League
Lanier Voks push toward the District 32 A title as Tuesday’s cage games highlight Lanier vs San Antonio Bobbeats and Edison Bears at Harlandale. Harlandale would claim a share of the lead with a win, while Edison seeks a possible tie with Lanier. Other action features Central Catholic Buttons vs Mustangs and Brackenridge clash as 15 A A rolls on.
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Lanier Voks
San Antonio Bobbeats
Edison Bears
Har-rusvile Indians
Harlandale
Bruins
Rezule
Vokts
Oulfie
Edison
Indians
Bears
Lanter
Vokes
Delfrrion
Mustanes
Central Catholic
Central Eynt
Aluio
Peacock
Brackenridge
Crackenridge
Deans
Jett
Yames
San Antonio Bobcats
Handera Rizh School
3 Man Teams for Texas Open Pro Am Format
Tournament Manager Sam Gobbard outlined a proposed pro am format for the Texas Open February 10 14. If enough professional entries appear about 50 pros are expected with at least 100 amateurs. The plan pairs one pro with two amateurs in threesomes, each pro posting a best ball score for partners. Gobbard says the system avoids hurting amateurs by limiting pro partners and could work well.
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Sam Gobbard
Goldfert
Aggies Seek Win in Four-Game San Antonio Trip
Aggies finish a four game in four nights swing in San Antonio with a Tuesday night test at Randolph Field House. They aim to split the set after a loss to the Ga del Center Warhawks 40 to 29 at halftime and a prior season opening defeat. The schedule also includes a charity event against the Stinson Maid Pioneers in San Marcos for infantile paralysis.
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Youtniu
Mapseco
San Antonio
Randolph Field
Aggies
Brooks
Medical Servicts School
Gadel Cenver Warhawks
Pace-Sectern
Warhawks
Ahr
Poe Laval
Army
Schedul Sepuin
Ealy Stinson Maid Pioneers
San Marcos, Navigattan School Quint
Kelly Field intra squad league leads in win streak
Unbeaten Kelly Field intra squad basketball team the "A" squad dominated with a 21 19 road win over NOG 2619 at Vim Trataser Gate. Associated Press notes standout jockeys and racing events from Hialeah to Baylors badminton tourney set for Feb 25 26, highlighting Gulf Coast racing circuits and college chess.
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Vibes
Kelly Field
Guards
Taiiy
Jake Lowenster
Harri Pratt
Qrlvang
Tidere
Hialeah Park
East Detachment
Alleteio
Painter Mickey Walker Exhibited At Waldorf Astoria
New York February 1 Mickey Walker the former Toy Bulldog now artist unveiled a fifteen painting show at the Waldorf Astoria. Michael Angela Walker spoke of sudden painting inspiration after years in bars and recalled his ascent from welterweight to an artist with a belief in color and risk.
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Dusty
Ana
Tony J. Salento
Mickey Walker
Edward Patrick Walker
Michael Angela Walker
Maxwell Simpson
Walker
Jone
Mickey
San Antonio
Pebruary
Poet Zivie Debuts as Night Club Master of Ceremonies
Pittsburgh report notes former welterweight champion Zivie making a debut as a night club emcee at HMebl with a program featuring his verse. He passes navy physical and plans service entry, while performing nightly until then to earn a salary, asserting he is not Crivhy Sinatra or Gable.
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Pittsburgs
Zivie
Hmebl
Jake LaMotta
Navy
Nells
Sinatra
Gable
Garan
Harbert to Defend Texas Open Title
Harbert to defend his Texas Open title at Brackenridge Park in San Antonio February. He defeated Ben Hogan in a 1942 playoff for the Open and earned a chance to defend this year. Goldfarb seeks to delay McSpaden’s induction to keep attendance and bond sales strong while proposing Pennsylvania or San Antonio draft board transfers.
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Harbert
Ey Mewn
Mathert
Brackenridge Park Course
Ian Guldfarb
Lournsh
Inent Minniger
Ben Hogans
Boxing Fight Results Roundup From Associated Press
A detailed, name heavy boxing results list from New York and various cities shows wins and knockouts for multiple fighters including Marvin Bry, Eddie Cavein, George Parke, Jackie Collins, Joe Carter, Carmen Gras, and Billy Walken. The report compiles bouts across cities with outcomes like outpoints and knockouts, featuring numerous locales and fighters.
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Nica Cavein
Chicuzo
G. Washington
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
George ‘Parke
Washington
Tiny Brandins
Amilton
Jackie Collins
Boston
Baltimore
Joe Carter
Rome
Natienke
Bill Walken
New London
Bi Brown
New Haven
Newark
N.S
Joe Curcig
Baywie
Freddie Senott
Pate Stein
Jackie Adams
Ridgewood
Ark
Hot Springs
Ark—I
Turner
Dallas
Jim Steuart
Louisville
Henry Evans
Oklahoma City
Stanford Stiles
Gcranton
Charey Sabatelle
Dunmte
Lester Young
Philadelphia
Tohmny Vandy Jrick
Scranton
Henry McMew
Philadelship
Lynn
Mast
Bob Wade
Beaton
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Camps
A frayed score sheet lists multiple college basketball results and camp games. Notable tallies include Cincinnati 71 over Weise Pleid 34 and Indiana State Teachers 49 over Central Normal 36, with several other indeterminate lines reflecting university teams and military camps.
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Sana
Asiatinn
Gkinitioy “Agwion
Kausaa Stal Inmonna Anatinas State Caders
Cincinnati
Weise Pleid
Mehlenbere
West
Camp Grant
Loran
St. Ambrose
Towa
Simpson
Indiana State Teachers
Central Normal
Ind
Ey Bhenton
Fort Cuxtee
Je Olathe
Kan
Naval Aly Ration
Maryville
University of Kentucky
Fort Knox Artc
Amy Hale
Deter University
Phillie ix
Denvey Victory
Lean A
Fishing and hunting season rules near Bexar County
Game Warden A Altefelder announced fishing and hunting restrictions in Bexar County lasting until May 1. No squirrel or fish hunting is allowed between February 1 and May 1, and trapping is closed until fall.
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Bexar County
Altefelder
Texas
Fourth Army Boys Triumph Over War Workers
The Fourth Army boys defeated the War Workers team 40 to 38 at Fort San Houston Sports Arena on Monday. The close game showcased tight defense and a late rally to secure the win.
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Fourth Army
Fort San Houston
War bond wrestling show targets $32,000,000 drive
Galveston hosts a war bond wrestling card with 4 wrestlers 2 referees 18 musicians and 18 jitterbugs. Admission is by war bonds 25 to 1000 dollars. Main event features Low's Theft facing Ray Eckert as the top bout. Separate notes mention sports heroes voting for war bonds and regional track and field plans.
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Bsp
Barney Myers
Ett
Galveston
Alveston
Low
Ray Eckert
Bowling Drives Fund Drive for Service Men Support
Funds raised under $500 for Victory Legion drivers to buy reels, cards, and small recreation gear for service men aboard ships and overseas. C. W. Hornsby and Louis Quintanilla oversee distribution via the San Antonio Bowling Association as four alleys plan specials during Phillips sweepstakes week to swell the BVL fund. Portraits of confusion surround Petersen and second classics with high prizes and a main center target of $1500.
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Uke
Victory Legion
BVL
C. W. Hornsby
Louis Quintanilla
San Antonio Bowling Association
Lo van Four
Basket Ball Fuss Over Jap Youths in Bridgeton
In Bridgeton New Jersey a Seabrook Farms versus Glass Hat game was halted by police after threats of trouble over Japanese American players. The three youths from a relocation center were to play, but police warned the game would stop if any Japanese on the floor. The Seabrook manager insisted a peaceful game was preferred and the team left the floor when confrontation risk rose. crowd reaction was subdued with no disturbances.
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Sacramento
Alex Kampouris
Washington Senators
Milwaukee Brewers
Rport
Milwaukee
Ortess
Iater Jeaghes
Pacific Coast
Milwauker
Bridgeton
N. J. Fel
Seabrook Farms
Glass Hat
James McCowan
McCowan
Colorado
Seabrook Parme
Mary
Seabrook
Addizan Behl+ Nang
Consil Fation
Zing
Snuths
Anand
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Henry Sanderson
Freds Ginntes
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David Redfern
Peter Gaphe
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Brooke Tell
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Handa
Wally Ds
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Engl Poss
John Yarger
Alex D_ Kovylewski
Meldene
Windham
Army Air Field
Tom Attra
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Walter Schauman
Arnold Wintare
James van Sickle
Kelly Neti
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Giants Will Heights
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Gordon Bee
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Sin -Br
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Woodlend Hills
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San Antonin J Academy
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Mike Me
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Lamon Walker
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Lincoln, Neb
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McSpader
Chick Harbert
Feb. L
Lou Gehrig
Nalle
Gehrig
Ward Cuff
Babe Ruth
Onecaime “Bullan
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Thorns
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Canaflaz
Frank Boucher
New York Ranger
National Hockey League
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
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Southern California
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Brownsville High School Eagles
Bob Martin
South Texs
Milton Wetite
Marilto
Athode
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Be Pelt &Mento
Stile
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Mission
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Pullman
Wish
Spokane Athletic
Kable
Gallers
Spokane
Lnclugive
Manito Golf and Country Club
Springfield
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Cleveland Indians
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TNS
Gus Dorazio
Dusty Wilkerson
Doe
Madison Square Garden
Jack Coffey
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Cacel
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Carl Foragen
Boia
Owicagh
Unisweer
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Fetersen
USO
Havana
Travis Club
Associated Seeds, Inc
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