Alamo Charts Race Features Prizes and Placings
A fragmented Alamo event listing shows purses including 40 and 50 dollars, multiple placings and riders, with times and names partially readable. The text references various competitors, jockeys, and show amounts, highlighting race outcomes and apprentice allowances amidst garbled OCR.
Second Race Six Furlongs At Gallop A Fast Finish
In the second race over six furlongs early leader Miauwee Valug won by a neck with My hall ge%3 in second and ey in third. Purse paid out Haward Ga 1250 and Gay Bill 4.40 for a strong stretch drive by Howard G who outfinished YY Bill after a fierce finish.
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Troi
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G. Redaull
Leni Cooke
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Chao
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Trom
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My Hall
Hellesore
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Ry Murny
Mika—E. Kemper
Raymeta—Cactus Stable
Ae Ealyert Smt
Querida—Rey Nol Iy
Vedder
Eskay Stable
Ameellan Royal Digtiry
B. Hai Jin
Fuller
SB & Mater
Alrowanes
Aluained
Haward Ga
Shaieht
Howard G
Kate
Weat Co
Widok
Peter Maal Hiss Toren
Auacr
Vale
Seerma
Tine
Grin T
Wlp
Sly Fin
Taeci T. Hellen
Murchy
Murchy Vy By Be Nedporte
Ty Mlarstill
Reaver County
A. Petty
T. Morgan
Maguire
Mario—J. Larkin
Wichita
H. A. Allen
Far Park
Third Race at Fayette City Downs Furlongs Drawn
In a crowded claiming event Holy Doon led after five and a half months, holding position early before tiring. Count Cotton chased from a late start, closing steadily but unable to pass the winner, with final placings showing Holy Doon fading and Count Cotton finishing strong.
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Anak
Spoon Sgu
Ajumier
Bale
Pires
Prince
Ana
Hubbell
Santer
Riw
A. Sra
Albrecht Winlang
Tarn Y Staaz
Theratos Xalint Drift
Holy Doon
Conmand
Dhrw
TLS
Beran
Ugt
Four Horse Race Up for Graded Claiming Victory
Fourth race six furlongs claiming event with Trouper, Bulstrode, Parva Stelle among notable finishes. Winners paid $22.00 exacta, $4.90 show. Bulstrode and Parva Stelle also paid in the placings. The race saw Trouper move to the lead then fade, while Parva Stelle challenged and tired late.
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J. J. Greely
Valin
Ecuni
Trouper
Parke Bulatrode
Cactua Stable
Yoka Calvert Varva Stelin
W. Bradiey
Shute
Mulusis
Parva Stelle
Nur
Chiitning
Evans Eres
Eer
St. Sola
Finlone
Eyston
E. Marrix
Uz Foot bin
Otahon
R. Anderson
LOS
Alome
H. Barean
H. Labadia
Shaw
Rychacgze Chui Shaw
Weing
Tal
Pacchina
Lee
Clin Rod
Wil Wes
Hachan Club
Winnies bin Boi
Nervous Lady Wins Dramatic Race At Belmont Card
In a mile race at the track a nervous Lady surged forward to finish strong after early contention. Other entries included Trystertarry Wark and Shotely Lied, with finish times and betting payouts listed. the event featured brisk betting and notable performances from multiple runners. At Woodstock Virginia a swimming event saw Albert Jacobson set a national Scholastic record with the 100 yard breaststroke clocking 1 53.
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Jinnee
Marter
Shotely Lied
Sarken
Fig
Queena
Veterai
Berissa
W. Caywood
Carlos
G. Galeasco
Margi
Gilmore Garmpi
Teoh Gay Drege
Cardenas
McDonald
Treawhores
Phen
Karnes Moller
Tryankurry
Woodstock
Albert Jacobson
Massanutien Military Araderay
Washington and Lee
Yastalghe
Mexico's Main Mat Marvels Stir Crowds in Warry Coffman Card
The Walkathon arena hosts a rough showcase led by Mexican masters Gorltls Macias and Juan Humberto in a grunt-and-groan style. Coffman promotes Doug Wyecott and Ellis Tashava in a semi final as local contenders from Georgia Tech and beyond.
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Gorltls Macias
Juan Humberto
Macias
Republic
Huiberto Co
Netehez
Miss. R
Ellis Tashava
Wyecott
Papiar
Racing Notes Highlight Flashy Performances at Tyemeal Park
The Associated Brass notes Kurby Raney from Goinsville winning a $840 race at Tyemeal Park on January 7. The 5 year old son of Open Indian has five wins this season, with notable placings by Prince Dusit and American Prince. Also mentioned are Muston Wainer’s $950 prize and 38 second race era, plus Derby contenders at Oaklawn and Hialeah Park with horses like Blue Larkspur progeny and Roman Soldier.
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Associated
Brass Kurby Raney
Goinsville Turf
Tyemeal Park
Tne
Sia Plalers
Prince Dusit
Tinuyhte
Vannerbils Airthane
Sanda Amite
Halking
Salty
Hiahleah Park
Aletanie
Sively Asiel
Salking
Ty Raika
Sally Dall
The Grave of Cain and Park and Tuford Employees Told
Yesterday's Explanation references Cain son of Adam believed to settle in Selstan Persia after fratricide, with a tomb at Uluk Abate now a sanctuary for fratricides. It also recounts five Park and Tuford employees in New York City stacked long service from 1868 to 1881, with varied roles.
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Selstan
Persia
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Asia
Park and Tuford Company
New York
Vity
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Richard Steete
Maurice G. Tavis
William P. Kell
Thomas Grandt
Owo
Half Million Boys Oil Gloves for Legion Play
The American Legion prepares for the Junior baseball tournament with half a million boys, forming 39,000 teams across 10,000 communities. The season runs June 30 to August, culminating in a junior world championship. The 1937 guide expands age eligibility to under 18 by March 31, 1937 and reshapes recruitment zones by class.
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Apilion Boys
Jelh
Spartansvite
5. C
Los Angeles
Bors
Lepion
Royal Boys
Football Still Life With Bears Star In Los Angeles Action
An International News Service photographer captured Bernie Masterson of the Chicago Bears scoring against the Green Bay Packers at Gilmore Stadium in Los Angeles. The shot features a staged still life pose by Reserve Bill Lopox in a cowgirl shirt and Empire Morrie Morris as a traffic cop, while other figures fade from emphasis.
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Bernie Masterson
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Gilmore Stadium
Los Angel
Bill Lopox
Morrie Morris
Bright Enters A U Indoor Meet For 3000 Meters
Nor man Bright of the San Francisco Olympic club has submitted his entry to defend his title in the A A U national indoor championships at Madison Square Garden on February 27. He previously set an American citizens record with a 15 minute indoor 3000 meter run last winter.
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New York
Norman Bright
San Francisco
Wig
Madison Square Garden
Dimag Admits He Is Unsigned In Contract Shuffle
San Prangcieco February reports say DL Maggio of the New York Yankees has returned an unsigned 1937 contract after receiving it. The San Francisco Trallan, who batted .223 last year, declined to discuss terms, claiming he was advised not to speak. Tony Lazzeri seeks 16,000 for 1937, 4,000 more than offered, while Burgess Whitehead is close to signing with the Giants as the team works to complete eight remaining player contracts.
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New York
Tony Lazzeri
New York Yankees
Yankees
Tezzeri
Ed Barrow
New York Giants
Burgess Whitehead
Two Frisco Teams Back Same Club in Arizona League
The San Francisco Missions and Seals will back Tucson entry in the Arizona-Lexas league. Veteran pitcher Harry Krause and Mission coach from last year lead a squad mostly made of young players signed by the two Pacific Coast League clubs. San Francisco teams aided the Class D entry for years and sold Southwest-developed players to the Majors.
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Ren
San Francisco Missions
Seals
Tucson
Harry Krause
Matinge Ube
Iwo
Francisco
Pressnell and Conger Named Freshman Football Coaches
Lawrence Feb. 3 The Kansas athletic board announced Olea Presnell former Nebraska athlete and Ralph L. Conger former Fort Hays star as freshman football coaches. Conger will replace Hargiss as freshman mentor while Hargiss also handles B team duties and scouting.
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Alamo Heights Mules edge Harlandale in league tilt
Geach Irvin Marlin's Alamo Heights Mules beat Harlandale 36 to 18 in a Bexar County league game at Laurel Heights gym. Abel Gonzales led with 17 points as South San Antonio, tied for second, lost to Heights 40 27. injuries and lineup changes affected both sides.
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Alamo Heights
Abel
Frlno
Harlandale
Bil Eddins
South
Gan Antonio
Hos Wells
Schaefer Shatters U S Billiards Mark in New York
Jake Schaefer of Chicago broke the American billiards high run record in 18.2 balk line play during a Strid academy match. He scored 113 points at the start of the final block, adding to an unfinished 15, to reach a 128 run and surpass rival Wille Hoppe who had set the earlier mark. Hoppe had earlier run 123 in Chicago, intensifying the battle.
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U. S
New York
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Amery Jeary
Wille Hoppe
Strid Academy
Lass
Roppe
Solem names Munn as assistant coach at Syracuse
Syracuse New York February 17 Ossie Solem recently named head coach at Syracuse University announces signing of Clarence Munn former head coach at Albright College Reading Pennsylvania and star guard at Minnesota in 1931 as the Orange assistant coach.
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N.Y
Ossie Solem
Foothill
Syracuse University
Clarence Munn
Albright College
Reading
Minnesig
Syracust
Heights Mule Upset Tribe Seek Title
Braddock’s manager Gould travels to New York to press for the return of posted forfeit evidence as Braddock eyes warm up bouts ahead of a planned title defense. Commissioners doubt recovery odds and may set future steps with the 1935 champ idle since June.
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Teo Sea
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Antonio
Braddock
Joe Louis
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Gould
New York State Athletic Commission
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Yesletdey da Leckla
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Norman Hill Breaks Back in Six Day Race
Norman Hill of San Jose Calif suffered a spine injury while riding in the six day bicycle race at Broadway auditorium. An X ray showed a fractured fourth lumbar vertebra and he was hospitalized at General hospital. Dr Thor Wright said he may be unable to ride again for about a year.
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Calif
Broadway Auditorium
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Football showdown returns Herrera Andrews feud sparks high school clash
Readers are teased with a heated high school football rivalry between Fredericksburg and Letner and the ongoing Herrera Andrews tensions. The piece notes past officiating clashes, nickname origins, and the anticipation of future matchups, with plans for expanded sport-section coverage next November.
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Lenier High School
Ermyntrude
Genile
Andy Andrews
Nemo Yerrers
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