Brackenridge and Main Fives Meet Again In City Clash
Brackenridge led by Captain Ed Hill paces a 40-20 upset over Sidney Lanier to reclaim favorites as the Eagles meet Main Avenue Buffalorn at Woodlawn Lake Gym for a second meeting. Coach Claude Kellar’s team built a late rally after trailing 16-10 at halftime. Brackenridge’s 12 point edge came from Hill and teammates Seale and Fleethorne while Nucazio, Mendez, and Mendoza added scoring. Officials Dusty Bogress and Beaumier preside as the Eagles extend their lead in the city series.
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Wratkenridge Eagles
Paeie
Sidney Lanier
Main Avenue
Buffalorn
Fd Hill
Ted
Beackenridge
Merles Seale
Tall Cedter
Fear
Bergel
Dusty Bogress
Amp Beaumier
George Beng
Emer
Left Handed Pitcher Ponders New Baseball Change
A scrambled preview notes left handed pitcher Gay Ruxb concerns about a rectally adopted "deader" ball. The piece hints at possible advantages and comments by Bush on timing and ball modification affecting the upcoming season.
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Coicago
Feb
Bush
Burlere Bismart
Nuevo Laredo Fight Booked For February Showdown
Ricardo Keeel of Mexico City signed for a heavyweight bout with George Godfrey in Nuevo Laredo on February 23 as part of a biennial Washington birthday celebration. Godfrey was expected to fight Thursday. The report notes Keeel's recent activity and several knockout finishes ahead of the event.
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Laredo
Tex
Ricardo Keeel
Mexico City
Republic
George Godfrey
Philadelaia
Cegrn
Nuevo Laredo
Washington
Godfrey
Rosel
Golfer Torner breaks leg at Hot Springs club
Disjointed notes report Ge Blewart Torner injuring a leg after a mis-hit at the Country Club in Hot Springs. The scene shows a ball off the tee and spectators puzzled by the mishap as the ring of golfers contends with the accident.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ge—Blewart Torner
Jeg
Country Glub
NEW Brauyfels
Braenfele Becal Allega Teestay
Gesfastier
Adama
Ffeldeme
F. Mente
Toate
B. Kastner
G Freier
Ted
Exel
Torale
Ursein
Ea Werner
Bae
Reintzeer al
Toinlo
Harlingen Open Golf Pros at Harlingen
Harlingen hosts the Harlingen Open with $3500 in prizes as top professionals gather. Stars like Horton Smith Abe Fepinoro Larry Cooper Venny Shute Craig Wood Jay Speer Mike Diruess and Toni Manero entered. The schedule features 18 holes of best ball for pros and medal play over the weekend.
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Harlingen
Tera
Changes His Delivery For Los Angeles Indians Hopeful Star
A Texas native nicknamed Hi joins the Los Angeles Indians after a string of drafty additions. O B O Laven, from Pueblo, is hailed as a potential big performer with a fast, hard-to-follow delivery. Haven, a right-hander with a sidearm style, reportedly drew interest from John McGraw and posted 13 wins in 1923 with Pueblo, though his team finished last. He is married and a Texas college graduate, expected to contribute in the coming season.
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Ban Antonio Indians
Jared
Inet
I'neblo
Colo
Ed Ureeum
Poeble
Haven
Texas
Big Lab
Tran
San Antonio
Pueblo Dlot
John McGraw
T le
Erma
Pueblo
McGraw
Fiestas Sewa
Celeey
Rani
Mar Titteenth
Encouning
Iee Hareeste
Lyer
Texas College
Golf galleries and crowd antics at Texas open described
The piece recalls a crowded San Antonio golf gallery during a Texas Open, with players and spectators mixing in a lively, sometimes unruly atmosphere. Anecdotes include a caddy quip about schooling, papayas from Mexico, and reflections on crowd behavior near tees and greens.
Baseball Officials Meeting at Gunter
Baseball officials gather for a meeting at the Gunter Hotel on Thursday night. The event is hosted by the Southwest Texas Tanaball Westernation and aims to discuss the season start with a reply expected at 7:45 PM.
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Gunter
Southwest
Texas
Aeterna
Three D's Football Fatal to Notre Dame Dating
In this report from RUMEN dated February 5, football activities are described as interfering with student life. The piece notes interference attributed to the Mev. Carlos J. O'Donnell of Notre Dame and mentions a St Aloysius event, with critics claiming the football scene offered a proper outlet for youthfulness and kept players and spectators from conflicts.
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Rumen
Cer
Enrning
Deiiie Ag
Carlos J. O'Donnell
Notre Dame
Aloyelue
Herald Rollegen Ng
Alide
Girls League Transfers Games at Kelly Field Coast
The Girls League schedule shows Thursday night doubleheader at Kelly Field Coast with Herrera and Beaumier officiating. In game one Richter Rutter-Krusts face Highland Lass, while game two matches State Hospital Nurse against Laytherans as the league crowns approach.
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Shanpionshijs Cenep
Woodlaru Lake Groce
Kelly
Yao Kelly
Jackets hang up 17th consecutive win in league play
The St Anthony's College Yellow jackets defeated Highlanders 58 to 23, extending their winning streak to 17. Alrin Julian led scoring with 22 points, bringing his season total to 376. Caylor topped Highlanders with 17. The Yellowjackets face Hagney next at St. Ambrose College court. Derby entries close tonight for Louisville run on May 14 at Churchill Downs.
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St. Anthony's College Yellowjackets
Highlanders
Jackets
Alrin Julian
Per Schedals
Soring
Yellowjacke
St. Anthons
Caylor
Yellowjackets
Hagney
Bt. Av- Ubong
College Court
St. Anthony's College
Trojans
Sidgete
Terie Aos
Lazarsky
Local Classified Notes On Bowling Prices And Listings
Brief item notes live listings and pricing in the local bowling section. Mentions classified advertising options and advertised rates. Details are fragmented but indicate ongoing pricing for line items and services in the mini classified area.
Chicago Boxing Show Stalls After Gannen Fight Ends in Ring
A Chicago boxing event halted when referee Davey Miller stopped the match after Gunnar Gannen and Knuta Hansen both failed to continue. Gannen weighed 240 pounds and stood six feet tall. Both fighters faced sanctions with purses withheld as the National Boxing Association and state athletic commission set a Tuesday hearing to determine future actions. The card drew the smallest crowd in the stadiums history, with gross receipts around $10,051.72.
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Chicago
Acy Niene
Jece Ganta
Itfinals State Athletic Commission
Senta
Andi
Knuta Hansen
Chicigy
Gannen
Veterer
Davey Miller
Bla
Gon
Dobn
Olinnin
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Nations! Huxing Association
Ckoirmes
Il Jinaly Commission
Clrole
Weir
Vance
ASBA
Army League upset as Lady Flyers top Artillery 35 to 2
In Army League action Wednesday night the Lady Pirates Flyers defeated Second Field Artillery Brigade 35 to 2 to win their first wipe atarta. Nugent scored 16 for the Flyers, while Baker led the Artillery with 15. Higgins topped the second game with 22, exceeding Phillips’s prior scoring record.
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Field Artillery Brigade
Wipe Atarta
Army Cape League
Medicos
Nugent
Flar
Baker
Jey Higgins
Phillips
Dodd Bird
Espey
Pyler
le Cour Ct
Brock
Weiss
Sul Frelteb
Riley
Hoherte
Dodd
Wedlacher
Jurdan
Thomas
Wood
Staricha
Govin
Philipa
Od Smith
Brugins
Glee
Sod Hendrix
Second
Canand Kuykendall
Loselesm Canter
Lowe
Trothro
Jonaitis
Guthrie Seeks Revenge on Edwards in Ring Clash
Salt Lake City fighter Elmer Guthrie seeks revenge against Edwards after recent events. Promoter Howardonda announces Guthrie will pursue the welterweight title while Edwards defends, as local rivals clash in a Friday program featuring Silent Kettan, Jock Gormen, and Bernardi versus Farmer Vance in one fall bouts.
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Elmer Guthrie
Salt Lake City
Billy Rae
Beethoven Ball Guthele
Huwmonda
Tutwords
Og Band
Guthrie
Kettan
Deat Welter
Agcinet
Jock Gormen
Petiq
Hanley Returns to Northwestern Wildcats Amid Moves
Evanston, Feb. Dick Henley decides to rejoin the Northwestern Wildcats after reportedly leaving the team. Athletic Director K. L. Wilson praises Hanley, calling him a top coach and signaling strong continued commitment to his program. The report notes Henley’s belief in his health and readiness to contribute to the team.
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Evanston
Dick Henley
Han
Ypokeye
Washington
Henley
Northorestern
K. L. Wilson
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