Putts Will or Bow and Arrow Clash at Willow Springs
Archery golf match set for Sunday at Willow Springs pits Loeffler against Carothers a San Antonio archer famed for a 400 pound bear kill. Houston figures back Carothers who claims to beat rival pros repeatedly and promises Loeffler’s first defeat if he wins. Public targets built for the event with free admission.
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Archie Goeffler
Willow Springs
Carothers
Houston
Jack
Community Stores Corporation
Loeffler
Che Light
San Antonio
Iri
Carothers Hag
Will Lundberg
Tun Kenny
Peo My
Kenny
E.G. Becker
Joanviee
Handy-Andy Corporation
S& Aga
Brackenridst Park
Tom Lally
Dora
Junior Collegians Defeat Hot Wells in tight game
The Texas Junior College team edged Hot Wells 2% to 115 on the Mot Wells court. Hassell and Nankins each scored six for the winners, Kuykendall had leading points for the losers, and lineups list Senior College with Hopkins Wright Schrang and Hassell while Hot Wells featured Kuykendall White Brown Loughvidge and O Bryant.
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Texas Junior College
Hefuatet
Hot Wells High Seringl
Mot Wells
Hassell
Nankins
Kuykendall
Senior College
Hopkins
Mens
Wright
Schrang
Hlassell
Substi- Hite
Arnold
Hot Wells
Tourists Golf Opens With Large Qualifying Field
Tourists Golf starts the Wigwam Print tournament with twenty eight players scoring 71 in the qualifying round. Match play begins at Wrackencldys park with Sunday set for finish. Top qualifiers include Frank Beoks and TS Lor. Pairings for the first round list several matches and byes among players such as Shanks Core Praak Uk and Murpie trial.
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Wrackencldys Park
Suenendiaur Tatehes
Howanes
Taker
Sheldon
Anlerson
Hlt Horxon
Imme
Irving cagers defeat Twain in class A match
Irving Trving Junior Third school cagers beat Twain Mark trtain goalers in a close Friday matchup. Jimmy Miller scored two points to lead, with Ting Sowell finishing strong.AL Poche and the visitors battled through a crowded scoring lineups: Strawn Garcia Faenvosten Smith Pena Rodpi Hu0% Tones Aller Poche Tarrera Shay and Wreneh.
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Washington Trving
Oasketeers
Mark Trtain
Fontes
Jimmy Miller
Caharts
Ting” Sowell
AL Poche
Vevings Strawn
Garcia
Faenvosten
Smith
Pena
T. Rodpi
A. Ro
Aller
A. Poche
Aasst
Tarrera
Eres Poche
Shay, Wreneh
Aggie Basketball Lineup Shaken Up Before Texas Tilt
College Station reports a reshuffled Aggies lineup for a Monday game in Fort Worth against Texas Christian University due to player fouling trouble. Davis and Webster move to forwards with Tidsey and Koneeny at guards as Red Perry’s injury affects rotations. The team had planned two games against Baylor timing adjusted after a midseason incident.
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Pol. Io
Port Worth
Metthy A
A. College
Terax Christian University
Candh Mana
Lays
Red Perry
Potty
Agaies
Gird Ventoss Ad Cher
Davis
Webster
Tidseys
Koneeny
Guands
Ceppentay
Shreveport
Baylor
Cooper and Hlagen Start Long Match
Dallas action opens with Marty Cooper and Walter Mugen, top gulf pros, beginning a 72 hole journey at Cedar Crest and Tenison Port. Hagen and Hap Massagill, Wart Worth amateur, played at Glen Garden, Fort Worth, ending one up after a late comeback.
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Dallas
Marty Cooper
Walter Mugen
Satuday
Cedar Crest
Tenison Port
Hagen
Hap
Massagill
Wart Worth
Ghen Garden
Fort Weetho
Stewart Ant
Lanewourth Vriday
Vic Heads for Minors in Cardinals Prospect List
The report outlines the Cardinals plan to shift several players toward minor league assignments next season. Notables mentioned include Vick, Alexander, Thevenow, and Les Lael as signees, with Jimmy Ring and others recently acquired or on the verge of signing. The piece notes club intentions amid ongoing trades and prospects for the next year.
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ST. Loves
Ernie
Cardinals
Vick
Red Wildshiv
Florida
Syracuse
International League
Lome
Vines
Pitcher
Alexander and
Thevenow
Jimmy Ring
New York
Hornsby-Friseh
Rhem
Reinie Koen
Toporeer
Lowerers
Willie
Servine
Armonnens
Sting
Schreiner Institute Adds Four to Athletic Council
Gerald Stafford of San Antonio was elected to Schreiner Institute's new athletic council joining Georgy Hamilton from Sonora Allen Andrews of Sheffield and Hin Riley as council members. The election by the student body followed a faculty regulation changing the makeup from four faculty members and Kerrville citizens to include student representatives.
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Kerrville
Tohn
Gerald Offors
San Antonio
Schreiner Institute
Stafford
Georgy Hamilton
Sonora
College Sophomaeres
Allen Andrews
Sheffield Aln
Treshimeys
Hin Riley
Navy to Sign Stars as Coaches in 1927 Navy Slate
Annapolis reports potential additions to the coaching staff with midshipmen Uarry Tardwick Thomas A. Waimilton and Howard Caldwell named as assistants. Johnny Wilson to coach the backs and Wickhorst to join the backfield duties, completing the outlined coaching plan amid the 1926 undefeated team legacy.
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Navy
Annapolis
Uarry Tardwick
Mrink Wirkhorst
Thomas A. Waimilton
Howard Caldwell
Secretary of the Navy
Fay Aminimen
Madeny
Tlardwick
Tamilton
Caldwell Wilh
Johnny Wilson
Wickhorst
Beckett
Richards Split U S Tennis Body Over Ranking
Prominent dispute at the United States Tennis association meeting centers on Vincent Richards who joined CLS Pyle's pro troupe last fall. Ranking and executive committees clash over whether he should be ranked near the top or only after rankings are officially approved. The outcome could elevate Richards or push William Wilden to the top as the organization plans events in Germantown Philadelphia and West Side Club Worchester Hills New York for fall championships.
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Missadelphia
United States Linen Lennis Association
Vincent Richards
America
Richards
CLS Pyle
Age Socteint
Middleside Association
Wmking
New York State Association
Mid-West
Shoali Friends
William Wilden
Davis Guy Balleromagin
Germantowa
Philadelphia
West Side
Woreat Hills
N.Y
Fort Worth Track Meet Set For March 12 At Worth Field
Fort Worth officials announce the fifth annual SouthwestTrack meet to be held at Worth Field on March 12. Recreation department director Howard Butuhday says the event, a major spring athletics showcase, will be directed by the department. This year adds a municipal division alongside high school and college divisions, with six events limited to non school athletes.
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Southwesteen
Eigoue Silva
Worth Field
Ob Stow Intie
Local Auto Racers Set Feb 22 Race at Gonzales Track
Local auto racing motors finishers from last Sunday prepare for a race at Gonzales on the state’s only half mile eye shaped track. The Gonzpost No 140 American Legion will sponsor the event.
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Gonzales
Gonzales Oi
American Legion
Young Loeffler Golf Team Wins at Alamo Country Club
The Young Loeffler golf duo Archie Loeffler and Mrs Young won first prize in a Friday mixed foursomes at Alamo Country Club with a 92. Reuben Albaugh and Mrs Hunter finished second with 98, while Weene Koetter and sister Hue Koerley tied for third at 91.
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Secord
Phore
Alamo Country
Archie Loeffler
Young
Rewben Albaugh
Charles Hunter
Weene Koetter
Miss Hue Koeriey
Harris Goes to Pirates Club in 1920s Trade
Washington Senators veteran Joe Harris, who played first base and outfield in the Worlds Series years 1924 and 1925, has been sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Announcement was made here today by International News Service. Harris is noted for his time with the Senators before the trade.
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Internatoonal News
Servic Wastiington
Moon) Harris
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Dirates
Harris
Hoe
Everett to play season with Kansas City Athletic Club
Chick Everett former Drake University captain and top athlete in football basketball and tennis will finish the basketball season with the Kansas City Athletic Club, an amateur quintet, after working out with the KC club for the first time last night.
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Everett
KCAL
Des Moines
Poh
Chick Everett
Drake University
Kunas City Athletic Club
KC al
Browne Golf Status Question Reaches U S G A
Netter asks about amateur eligibility for Fay Browne after joining C C Pyle tennis tour and pairing with Suzanne Lenglen. U S G A will decide if she may resume competition, Marc Browne states at the arbitration hearing. Officials weigh potential consequences and secrecy surrounds the inquiry.
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Universi Service
Sun York
Fey
Fayry Browne
Phasitus Veunis
United States Golf Association
Marc Browne
Disclosures Rise Over Stewart Coaching Job
A review of the Dundee Boilermaker crew and Midwest coaching chatter shows one by one men linked to Stewart’s post being named. The report notes talks with Northwestern University athletics director Kennett L. Wilkson and possible coaching prospects at Texas and Tulianapolis as Phelan’s future remains unsettled yet praised by peers.
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Initanalosis
Bobs
Couchine Thelin
Dundee Boilermaker
Migniy
Big ‘Ten
Chicago
T Day
Kennett L. Wilkson
Northwestern University
Yallo Vis
Wilken
Ransis Chay cd
Mantin
Tex
Evecturoes Toni
University of Texas
Aggie Fish Beat Waco in Friday Night Basketball
In College Station Bob Conover led Texas A and M against Waco High, as the Aggies defeated the Waco team 82 to 15 Friday night. Wilson starred for Ware.
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Aggie Fish
WACO
College Station
Bob
Esas A
ML Freshen
Waco High
Conover
Wilson
Ware
Hornets Edge Eagles In Torn Calcutta Bowling Match
Unsteady bowling league action sees the Hornets survive a tough bout to beat the Eagles with a two-to-one score across three games. The first game went to the Hornets amid a heated back and forth while the second favored the Eagles before a late surge by the Hornets secured the win. The day featured strong play from George Staubing as captain and a tense interlude with missing players adding drama.
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Althotteh
Harni
Deny Ming
Asatmes
Nighis
Pittsbury
Belles
Hagen
Sida
Uoyle
Tie Hrms
Mel
Nids
Um Alister
Trniple
Zi Doyle
Tommie Creas
Aya Novo
oLs
van Pier
TayAtt
U S To Compete For Schneider Cup This Year
Unclear text outlines that the United States will compete for the Schneider Cup in Italy this September and November. It mentions Navy Department and prior defeats by other teams, with hopes to regain prestige through speed planes and renewed competition efforts.
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Asy Lorlvotsh Dervie
Washington
Italy
Denver
Nove
Navy Department
Tony
Beelian Fliers
Tpeampton Roads
United Sires
Sleewlat
Bec
Boihl
Luis Quaumnece
United Stawee
Paddock Seeks Dry Track For World Record Bid
Charles Paddock, famed sprinter, plans a bid to break the 31 1a second world record for the meter distance on a dry track. A planned meet between the Los Angeles Athletic Club and Occidental was canceled due to muddy track conditions yesterday.
Two Managers Confer With Cobb Over Services
Two American League teams spoke with Cobb about his services after he arrived in town. Cobb’s plans remained undecided as managers, including Mack and Lowles, weighed their options and left without closing terms. Cobb would announce his plan in about two weeks after dining with Rosch and staying in Aquastar for a while.
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Dy Cobb
Ian
Vin Thowdey
Pilpk
Tovis Browne
Hhime
South Carolina
Webb
Connie Mok
Mack
Xos
Alek
Aumusne
Peery
Rosch
Cobb
Aquastar
Infantry team runs eight straight in stiff match
Confusing OCR summary reports a military infantry game or drill where a unit named Winters leads with Morse and Kins scoring. The text mentions Ninth Infantry, Artillery and Engineers teams, with various players and scores like 42nd Artillery and 147-Loyerdecker. Reading gaps obscure full results.
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Lafante
Tadhte Wietury i
Foustan Futeker Wune Toy
Nnto
de Sree Joud
Cham
Ninth Infantry
Urides
Vilinger
Sard
Thi Mintyer
Hoffner
W Hh
42Th Artillery
Loyerdecker
Moose
Tarkington
Kendi
Lovely
Sonond Enetsers
Whivk
Fields
M Mt Aa Donal
Sectuur
Subshirres
Jivtl
Rzes
Talbee
Tipperton
Ferwar Walker
Vente Fling
Squadron 47 Wing From Squadron 40 Porty-seventh
The text outlines a basketball game in the Army league featuring Squadron 47 and Squadron 40. It lists players by position including forwards centers guards and notes a hard fought match with a Porty-teighth tear and related lineup details.
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Porty
Sandeon
Brooks
Luton
Kelly
Viday Nighe Iype
Ganes Sseer
Panly
Chamois
Venek
Plaason
Teard
Smith
Suhpstinite
Geisham
Leetee
Walker
Willams
Ceu
Waril
Col West
Girls League Leaders Dominate With High Scoring Night
In a College Girls League game at Camp Normal, top teams led by Mabel Morvis Irene Wilkens and teammates posted strong scoring totals. The Nurses upset opponents as Wilkens and Wrillehier contributed points with substitutes like Metis Draw and Norton impacting the flow.
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Rae Pan
Daocal
Texas
Draugh
Mabel Morvis
Melt Urion
Irene Wilkens
Srl
Faelits
Callos
Wilkens Ant
Wrillehier
Taygtards
Wilbacher
Satwoedield
Ria
Metis
Draw
Wittens
Norton
Lamnaten
Martin Wl Gorge
Jhney Coli Tyange
Senter
Fouwaries
Noewoad
Jackson
Oliver Syd
Bensley Weed
Tom White Evens Score With Hult
In Fort Worth a local contest ended with Tom White and Hult tied after a late challenge. White delivered a strong finish to level the score as the crowd watched a tight back and forth battle.
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Tom White
Hult
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