High Hoopsters Break Pair of Ties in City Basketball
Brackenridge and Lanier clash in a Friday double header at Brackenridge gym as Brackenridge and Lanier sit tied for the cellar with four wins, two losses. Jefferson, Tech, and LaPier contend near the top as key players like Ball Kenney Zander and Davenport Woodtee face lineup changes and possible playoff implications.
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Brackenridge Eagles
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Garcia Favored to Whip Paris in 10 Rounds
Hollywood Calif Feb 5 Garcia a leading contender for Garner Ross welterweight title, fights Paris Oklahoma City in a ten round bout at Levis stadium. Garcia a favorite of the movie battle club, expected to win easily with little difficulty.
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Garcia
Paris
Calif
Fori Garcis
Los Angeles
Filliaipo
Garner Ross
Chiaf Paris
Oklahoma
Lefis
Fourth Race Six Furlongs Claming Result and Purses
Slavonia led early in the fourth race six furlongs for older horses, faded late but held for a close win as Speedy Return trailed. Odds on Slavonia paid 4.40 for a straight win with Show and Place payouts. jockeys included Calvert and Josephson. Sixth and seventh races featured other claiming and allowance contests with various riders, margins, and payoffs.
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Ant Hut W
Ada Berein
Slavonia
Aay Calvert
Naneolas
Uty Baggy Josephson
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Lomae Cagle
Skaul Stable
Albrecht Dean Lee
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LSU Coach Says Paul Carroll Ineligible For Next Season
Louisiana State University coach Rentie Moore announced in May that Paul Carroll a married member of the 1935 36 squad from Lufkin Texas failed to pass sufficient scholastic work to be eligible for another year Carroll was a first string tackle in 1935 and 1936 and is thus ineligible for the coming season
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L. 5
U. Baton Rouge
Rentie Moore
Louisiana State University
Paul Carrell
Carroll
Lufkin
Texas
Moore Saide
Monster prayer wheel described in Tibetan ritual
The item explains the Orn Mani Padiae Hum mantra used with a prayer mill where a wheel turn counts as many prayers as the paper’s length allows. It notes a Darjeeling wheel inscribed billions of times and says a single turn equals collective prayers of humanity. It also invites readers to write Mr. Ripley for cartoon inquiries.
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Heaven
Darjeeling
Joyce Wethered May Return as Amateur Golf Prospect
New York reports a possible comeback by Joyce Wethered the famed British golfer of four British titles. Now Mrs Joyce Heatheart Amory she travels with Sir John and seeks reinstatement by the Ladies Golf Union to regain amateur status. If approved she could compete again as an amateur and challenge the Royal and Ancient rules at St Andrews.
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Berg and Hemphill Golf Clash Logins
CORAL GALEFS Pa. fen 1 Renewal of rivalry between Fatty Bere of Minneapolis and Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia was slated in the Milani Bill More vonsen's golf tournament if these favorites survive tough quarter final tests. Patty tackled Jane Cothran of Greenville DC while Miss Hemp Dit who defeated the Minneapolis sil last weet facet Dorothy Traung of San Francisco. On the other ede of the bracket dean Barer of Providence met Mrs Leon Solomon of Mem his and Milton Miley the long Gulyer from Lexington Ky played Grace Amory of Palm Beach. CENTRAL WINS AGAIN Winning their fourth straight victory in the Bexar County Junior conference Central Cathedral Class B basketball team defeated St Anthony's 15 to 10 Thursday. Every team in the league had bowed once to Central.
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Providence
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Memhis
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Lexington
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Palm Beach
Central
Bexar County
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St. Anthony’s
Didrikson Strives to Return to Amateur Golf
CORAL GABLES Fla Feb. Babe Didrikson Zaharias complained she was weary of watching others play golf and said she wants to play as an amateur again if the United States Golf Association will accept her. She plans to mail an amateur declaration within days, explaining she misses competition and that professional status bars her from many events.
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Fla
Babe Didikson
United States Golf Association
Reine
Wranis- Mississippi
USAG
Simon-Pure
Budge and Grant Triumph As Florida Players React
In Surfside Florida two Floridians Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland and Charles Barris of Palm Beach felt like innocent bystanders as Don Budge and Bryan Grant surged toward the title. Grant defeated the No 1 ranked redhead from Oakland California in Tampa and Coral Gables tournaments. Barris and Hendrix voiced their surprise at the sweep and the challenge of the final rounds.
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