Brackenridge, Lanier Near City Hoops Title Clash
Brackenridge and Lanier vie for the city basketball crown in a decisive Monday clash at Woodlawn Gym. Brackenridge seeks to eliminate Lanier or lock up the title, with lineups and eligibility protests shaping the finale. Officials may file over Dom Klauser’s transfer, as Shelbville records suggest four-year participation.
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Wrelock
Weoodlawuake Gymnsium
Rogles
Lanier
Main Avenue
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Lanier Tance
Don Blaustr
Ineligiblc
Wright Riley
Eagle Five
Khoalers
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Willam Spirit
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Pormavaere Krieger Certer
Sos Matin
Jase - Thein
King Burney
Kerrville Wall
Dusty" Bogges
Teter
Dom Klauser
Eshelbsville High School
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Illinois
Azerinus
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Enos Gary
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Jmonde
Shelbs-pwille
Cards Mean Business In Building Up Buffs
Houston Bulls assemble a strong 1930 Texas League squad with 10 new players plus several holdovers and seven rapid add ons after Manager Joe Schultz arrived. The mix includes former major leaguers Art Meinbart Gus Felis and others to restore a championship-caliber roster for the Buffs.
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Mouston Bulls
Lous Cardinals
Midi Oere
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Eadie Fock
Hay Rank
Houston Hall
Joe Schultz
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Jest Zatermonger
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Art Meinbart
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Mic
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Gus Felis
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Outield
Toby
Thuffs
Carlisle Littlejohn
Rochester
Lou Benson
Theeam
Bill Smith
Fort Warne
Ishute Wins Texas Classic in Live Action Duel
Ishute claimed the Texas Classic title with a 38 on the outgoing nine Sunday afternoon to finish tied for second overall. Lewis Levinson edged Johnny Dawson by three for high amateur gold. Horton Smith struggled with a 77, not cashing in. The Shore-Dudley duel saw multiple lead changes before Shute pulled ahead on the last holes and won by four after Shore closed with a three.
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Lewis Levinson
Johnny Dawson
San Antonio
Dawson
Horton Smithh
Shore
Dudley
Denny
Whey
Shute
Canning
Tindley
Bruins set NHL record with 117 goals in week
New XONE reports Boston Bruins scoring spree last week defeating Pittsburgh and others to reach 117 goals, surpassing the previous mark. Rangers and Chicago fight for place while Canadian division tightens with Montreal Maroons keeping lead. Sunday scores show St Paul, New Haven and other results across leagues.
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Bruins
Pittsburgh & Lo U
New York Rangers
Rangers
Chicago
Jim
Montreal Maroons
Coleman Wins Share in Fray as Heights Seek Final
Abi Coleman and Oreste Vadalli square off in a third wrestling match planned for Friday night at Fort Sau Houaton pending terms with the Trdoklyn Adouls promoter Ralph Jiammonds. Coleman demands the winner’s purse share, with past bouts split. Also features the Fussing Linn facing Strong Gorton in a semi final, plus Bexar county high school basketball tourney action as Alamo Heights and North Side vie for the title and district berth.
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Oreste Vadilli
Hallam
Fort Sau Houaton
Ralph Jiammonds
Trdoklyn Adouls
Elammonds
Abie
Vadalfi
Coleman
Vadali
Vadalli
Abic
AL Baranick
Linn
Jack Hynn
Bexar Faunty
Tuestins
Alan Heights
South
Hunter leads in indoor singles at New York meet
In New York on a fall Sunday rest day, top seed Frank Hutter of New Rochelle and other favorites faced tests in the indoor singles tournament. Hutter, last year’s champion but not defended by Dean Doratra, drew 3.5) Wadeworth of New York while Gilbert Hall faced veteran Abraham Bassford. Udo Zaenglein of Germany met Merril Cutter of New York as Robert Little of Tuscaloosa matched Harrin Cogzechall of Des Moines.
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New York
Frank Hutter
New Hochelle
Dean Doratra
Wadeworth
Gilbert Hall
South Gratze
Hunter
Cvmetto
Abraham Bassford
Udo Zaenglein
Merril Cutter
Robert Little
Tuscalona
Ala
Harrin Cogzechall
Des Moines
Varvard
YANCEY BEATS HONDO PREPPING FOR DEVINE
Yancey beat Hondo 15 to win in a county basketball game. The Owls played without their star forward Janes due to a knee injury, making Devine’s upcoming visit highly anticipated as one of the county’s hottest matchups.
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Hondo
Devine
Tigers
Hondo High
Rehagl Orelshea
Owls
Janes
Yanves
Devinean
Pat Malone Signs Two-Year Major League Contract
The major league pitcher Pat Malone signed a two year contract with the Chicago Cubs. Announced by Tob Lewin traveling secretary of the club, the deal secures Malone for the seasons ahead as the Cubs seek to bolster their mound staff. Curt Heathcote, outfielder, accompanies the note with supporting actions during the signing.
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Pat Malone
Phan
Fem
Arazon
Chicago Cubs
Tob Lewin
Pat Maiine
Curt Heathcote
Sndie Fen Mt
Hill's Aces Trim Boerne Greyhounds in Double-Header
Bill Hill's Aces, teachers in the Gille City Tasket Ball league, return from Beerne with a win. Hill scores 20 of his team's points in the 224 Mines over Boerne Greyhounds. Range loses in the second game as Texas on Feb 3 notes Range backe ball men chase rounds honors in Karnes City.
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Rave Hill
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Tesas
Karnes
Faef
Big Ten Bars Iowa Athletes Amid Reinstatement Efforts
In Chicago on February 3 the Big Ten retained a ban on Iowa athletes after a special session of the conference committee on athletics. The panel voted to reinstate Iowa with conditions and preliminarily barred 11 athletes from competition, citing lingering concerns over improper influence and ongoing housecleaning needs. The decision affects players including Mike Farrah and Theron Foyer, stirring disappointment among the barred group and affecting coaching prospects for several.
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Toqwa
Baring
Lowa
Lowe
Mike Farrah
Doyle Winkitt
Trving Nelson
Towa
Lairy Jon
Siuation
Aud
Souths Three Leaders Battle in Citadel Grid Feature
Unclear text outlines upcoming games among Southern conference squads led by top players. Key clashes target Lexington and Knoxville as Tennessee faces tough opponents while other unbeaten teams like Sewanee or Washington and Lee may bow out. Navy, Army, and Maryland mention unclear.
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Crimson
Mississippi
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Washington and Lee
Lexington
Sprunters
Knoxville
Virginia Polytechnic
Blackshure
Virginia Miliary
College Park
Tursday
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Frenerals
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Mary
Nan-Ronfeerner
Heavy Matmen Open Tournament Feb 13 in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts the Heavyweight Open on February 13 as the American Legion seeks a new title challenger to Sonnenberg. Notables listed include Strangler Jessis, Stanley Stasigk, Jon Stecher and Dat McGull with posted forfeit money. Sonnenberg, barred by the National Wrestling Association, vows to enter any open event and will meet Stanley Starstok in Flint tonight.
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Gua Sonnenberg
Npem
Strangler” Qessis
Stanley Stasigk
Jon Stecher
Dat McGull
Flint
Mich
Gus Sonnenberg
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Sonnenberg
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Stanley Starstak
Giant Pole
Westerners Plan Split Season For League in Havexier Springs
Westerners propose a split season to manage expenses and frame the Coneka franchise. Plans call for league officials and Western league elevates to consider the change as the circuit opens in Havexier Springs, Massachusetts in February.
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Plana
Coneka
Wester League
Havelxier Springs
Ferrar
Tense Finals at Brackenridge Park Golf Tournament
Spectators packed Brackenridge Park for the annual Trap Open golf event. Shute won as 20 year old prodigy Guldahl impressed. controversy swirled over prize money cuts and amateur status decisions. Organizers hinted at future reforms while praising the youthful field and large crowd turnout.
Texas Must Wait Year For New Gym
Austin report says UT athletic officials were advised the season cannot be played in the new gym under construction. The planned opening with A and M on December 14 is canceled and no games will be moved into the facility this season.
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Austin
University of Texas Athletic
Ee Aiace
Acton in Cage Race At South San Antonio Meet
Acton fights Catlandale of lev Hanuate in wet South San Antonio as the cage race nears its finale. Angeles Beights will present a far set ore Senseract to finish the event.
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Catlandale
Lev- Hanuate
San Antonio
Sayers
Angeles
Ore
Longhorns Begin Spring Grid Drills in 1930 Camp
Texas University Longhorns open 21 days of spring football drills at Dexarg camp in Austin. Coach Clyde Littlefield aims to field about seventy five players as the team starts preparations for the upcoming season on Monday afternoon amid brisk, intrusive practice.
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Texas University Longhorns
Dexag
Clyde Litthefield
Texas
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