Strongbow Wins Mat Duel in City Auditorium Show
Chief Jules Strongbow defeated Hans Senus bel in straight falls in the fourth event of the weekly wrestling show. The match featured a rough, all‑in bout with Strongbow dominating each fall. In the semi main, Neil Stewart faced Violet Valentine in a rough bout. The Red Devil Brothers split up and worked as individuals, with Ent tossing Juan Humberto and Rody pinning Sterling Davis in the opening scraps.
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Jules Strongbow
City Auditorium
Hans Senusbel
Strongbow
Schnabel
Bony Amother
Neil Stewart
Violet Valentine
Femmes
Red Devil Brothers
Ent
Juan Humberto
Rody
Sterling
Din” Davis
Lanier Falls as Brackenridge Ends City Streak
Brackenridge Eagles upset Lanier 31 23 in a decisive win at Lanier gym on Wednesday night snapping the Voks long city series winning streak. Elmer Szafranski Ed Kneupper and Herman Humble led rebounds while Lanier struggled with a shifting zone and cold shooting late. Lanier leads the city race with five wins one loss as Brackenridge stands second with four wins two defeats.
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Brackenridge Eagles
Voks
Lanter Gym
Voks Sill
Tech
Burbank
Brackenridge
Lanier
Jefferson
Po. Mt
Mus
Bangs
Eut
Elmer Szafranski
Ed Kneupper
Herman Humble
Eagles
Vokts
Nemo Herrera
Kelly War Worker Basketball Team Faces Series in Mexico
Kelly War Worker basketball squad travels to Momerrey Mexico for games Thursday Friday and Saturday against Chevio Mernactit Mutallata tear. High scoring forward Craft and Ike Livingston miss trip. Joe Treving and Conklin lead. Fifth team Kelly WACS enters Helly field girls basketball and opens Tuesday versus Supply division.
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Kelly War
Teag
Momerrey
Mexico
Jan Craft
Ike Livingston
Joe Treving
Conklin
Foot
Sid
Kelly Wacs
Helly Field Girls Barket Pall Jeanue
Supply Divi
City Junior Highs Schedule Highlights and Late Edgewood Rout
City Junior Highs features a Thursday slate with Farerson at Twain and Page at Poe, all games starting 4 15 p m in north and south zone tilts. Kneupper and Arafranzk tied for 16 each as Fugles faced 28 24 season lead. Flores led for Poe with 8 in a 142 45 Edgewood win, with Edgewood also winning the H game 30 10.
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City Junior High
Anriour
Farerson
Twain
Page
Poe
Fugles
Vokts
Kneupper
Arafranzk
David Flores
Rthg Roor
Andy Andrews
Charley Urbano
Edgewood
Pearock
Anglers Club Plans Friday Meeting on Fishing Law Change
The Anglers Club schedules a Wednesday 8 p.m. gathering in the Municipal auditorium west wing. President B. Sasser says the agenda includes discussion of a proposed change to state fishing laws to remove closed seasons, a policy the club favors.
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Priday
Municipal Auditorium
B. Saseer
Clus
Sasser
Golf Notes from Brackenridge Park Women’s Tourney
Mrs Ovba Greenwood led the Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Association tournament on Wednesday with a five under par 20 six. A E Barkman captured second. Riverside Golf Association members begin qualifying for the big Boll tournament, with match play starting next week and flights assigned by scores. The San Antonio Women’s Golf Association plans weekly tourneys at Crackenridge Park. In Florida, Louise Suggs, 21, beat Alice O’Neal 6 and 5 to reach the Helen Doherty Cup semifinals. other quarters saw Mrs Marge Becker and Peggy Mik advance. finals set for Monday.
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Brackenridge Park
Riverside Gil Association
San Antonio Women's Golf *Association
Crackenridge Park
Miami
Pla
Toulse Suggs
Lithin Springs
Alice O'Neal
Rollins College
Helen Fee Doherty
George, Wilcox, Jr
Hike Hanting
Kiami
Marge Becker
Englewood
N., Jr
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Pargo
N. C
Peggy Mik
Findlay
Ohio
L G
Pray
Washington
Minmi
Willcox
Kirk
Suggs
Beeker
Leld Pulday
WAC Goalers Edge WDPC In Tight Cage Classic
In a close WAG court contest Randolph top WDPC 2 21 to 26 as the hosts claim a narrow win. The winners poured in 26 points led by a clutch scoring stretch, while WDPC battled back but fell short in the final minutes of the game.
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WAC
Tnt Fea
Loon
Weelueaday
Randolph
WDPC
Guadalupe Club Triumph Shifts Local Fray Endgame
In a tense contest the Guadalupe Club edged the Faghs 8 to 17 in a decisive win. The victory secures undisputed first place as the Magle dominate in the regional center cage games, leaving rivals behind and promising a strong title push.
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Guadalupe
Faghs
Mua
Agwien Bray van Ram
Ghadalwre
Tema E Kanmes
Magle
Slaminies
Basketball Scores Across Colleges and Bases Reported
A compiled round of basketball results from colleges and military facilities shows a wide array of scores. Notable line items include Ursinue 82 over Swarthmore 42, Navy 60 over Penn State 27, Princeton 31 over Rutgers 9, Army 4 over West Virginia 4, and Marquette 83. The list spans multiple regions and institutions including St. Louis Coast Guard, Camp Atterbury, and Northwestern aligned bases.
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Midwest
St. Louis Coast Guard
Jettareon
Harracks
Kark Riley
Winter General Hostal
Washburn
Pittsbore
Augustena
South Dakota State
Western Tulow
Banna Vista
Marquette
Lawrence
Buller
Camp Atterbury
Midland
Wayne Nebr
Hastings
Nebraska
Westovng
Central Normal
Ball State
Stolt Field
St. Louis
NavaDot
Robinson Signed To Fight LaMotta
Sugar Robinson of New York welterweight agreed to a ten round bout with Jake LaMotta of New York at Madison Square Garden on February 23, announced by Jack Hurley Chicago stadium matchmaker. Robinson also drew George Costner of Cincinnati as another match. In Los Angeles, Bob Montgomery of New York will meet Cecil Hudson of Los Angeles in a ground nonfive bout February 1d. Montgomery is in the Army stationed in Arizona.
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Chigagy
Kay
Sugar Robinson
New York
Jake LaMotta
Madison Square Garden
Jack Hurley
Chicago Stadium
LaMotta
Robinsonn
Rovinson
George “Sugar” Costner
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
U's
Bob Montgomery
Cecil Hudson
Montgomery
Arizona
Sunday Schools Mixhland and Terrace Methodist clash
Riverside Rantist and Raptla, Temple Mays, Weldon Park Presbyterian faced off as Sunday Serial Allittic association held events. Glehland Park Sue Shoran defeated Central Tiantist in a local clash with Mixhland and Terrace Methodist prominent in the results.
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Mixhland
Terrace
Methodist
Mers Riverside
Rantist
Raptla
Temple Mays Weldon Park
Presbyterian Hwy Mhucedase Cranes
Allittic Associating
Rage Lelacne
Medora Mert
Glehland Park
Sue Shoran
Central Tiantist
Owls Edge Texas 59 48 for Near Southwest Title
Rice Owls beat Texas 59 to 48 in Houston securing a key Southwest Conference win. Texas guards Wooten and Ganer led with 16 and 12 points respectively as Rice built a 25 12 halftime lead and held on despite a late Longhorn push led by Foley and Mendenhill.
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Austin
Rice Owls
Houston
Texas Longhorn
Tee Owls
Rice
North Texas
Texas
Owls
Baylor
Dale Woodien
Stevrs
Tore
Wooten
Ganer
Accom Hall
I. Wright
Gane
Foley
Mendenhill
Tretich Mint
Qws
Bill Henry
Henry
Mack Ward
San Antonio
Legislature To War on New York Gamblers
The New York legislature moved to curb sports gambling as officials seek to crack down on bribe schemes and bookmaking tied to college games. Kings County indictments accuse Harvey Stemmer and Henry Rosen of bribing Brooklyn College players to throw a game against Akron, while witnesses are named for future proceedings.
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Empire State
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Kings County Grand Jury
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Henry Rosen
Brooklyn College
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Boston
Pame
Bernard Barnett
Larry Pearlstein
Robert Leder
Jerry Green
Stanly Simon
Brooklon
Ther
Samuel S. Lebowitz
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York City
Joseph J. Donovan
Police Statistical
Criminal Identification Bureau
Lewis J. Valentine
Madison Square Garden
Wilbur C. Smith
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ned Irish
Eighth Avenue Arena
Trish
Metropolitan College
Columbus
Ohio
Harold G. Olsen
Ohio State University
University of Kansas
Ooch Phog Allen
NCAA
Allen
Olsen
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
Alley
New York
Akron University of Boston
Cadet Center Warhawks and Normoyle Rattlers duel for league lead
The Warhawks host San Marcos in Cadet Center while Normoylers visit Rancho Comets as the Service basketball race tightens. Randolph Ramblers aim to end a three game skid against Medical Service at Randolph as Brooksfield plays Kell Filers. Cadet Center game moved to February 7.
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Normoyle Rattlers
Warhawks
San Marcos
Cadet Center
Normoylers
Rancho Comets
Randolph Field
Medical Service
Quint al Randolph
Ramblers
Stinson
Brooksfield
Kell Filers
Buinson
Cadet Certer
Raval Ng Silagom
Givens
Ee Meint
el Jones
Handball Cadet Center and Brooksfield Split Dual Meet
Cadet Center and Brooksfield split a handball dual on Wednesday with each side claiming one singles and one doubles win, totaling 51 points. Brooks team members Bevey and Gage won their singles, while Bevey and Reis teamed for doubles.
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Cadet Center
Brooksfield
James Bevey
Brooks
Carl Bret
SAACC
Sel Grover Reisinger
Kent Lies
James Gage
Erry
Reis
Peer
Rect
Pred Wellahey
Cant
Floyd Dean
Saacu
P. Brantz
Sgt
Bill Chandier
Brook
Henry Picard Named Pro at Canterbury Club
Cleveland report confirms Henry Picard, one of the era’s top golfers, named pro at Canterbury Country Club. Official Edward G. K. Meister announced the selection, noting plans to bolster Canterbury’s status and host a National Open tourney when the club’s Harrisburg contract expires next year. The Canterbury Open historically dated to 1540.
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Cleveland
Henry Picard
Canterbury Country Club
Reat
Harrisburg
Edward G. K. Meister
Canterbury
Picards
Eru
Local Star Wounded in France Army Action
Andy Hrlatti, once a town baseball and basketball star in San Antonio, serving in the Seventh Army in France, has been wounded in action per a word received by his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Obriotth of Lor Arthur Place.
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Obriotty
Andy
Hrlatti
Wellien
San Antonio
Seventl
France
Axcilan
Mya
Joe Qbdriotth
Lor
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