Buffs Hold Off Saints In Tight Vicotry At West Texas
In a close conference tilt the Buffs edged St Marys 53 to 50. Charley Habert led with 17 points, Price Brookfield added 17, Arxy Croswell 16, and Mike Bal 14 for St Marys. Central's Buttons beat the Alamo Heights Mules 23-20 in the preliminary.
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Extra Fans Soak Racetrack Scandal Details
Report from ELES dated February describes alleged track corruption at a racetrack. Admission and program fees drew up to 20 000 patrons with payouts from 2500 to 3500 dollars to individuals who entered on passes. Parking refunds and torn programs allegedly allowed double collection and improper payments.
Whirlaway Opens 1941 Campaign at Hialeah Park
Whirlaway, the 2-year old champion trained by Den Joes, makes his 1941 debut in the Coconut Grove stakes at Hialeah Park, a $1500 race featuring four other 3-year-olds. Apprentice Wendell Eads rides as Whirlaway carries 117 pounds against rivals at 98 to 198 pounds. Wright's stable reports improving temper and conditioning as plans move toward the Mango Stakes and the Black Helen handicap.
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Fight Results From Brooklyn and Chicago Boxing Cards
A fragmented list shows multiple boxing outcomes across cities including Brooklyn and Chicago. Notable entries include outpoints, knockouts and draws among fighters in Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Detroit, Minneapolis, Milwaukee and New York, with various scores and points totals referenced.
Ice Hockey Night Schedule Across US and Canada
The Associated Press reports a busy hockey night across the American and Rational leagues. Matchups include New York Americana at Montreal, Buffalo at Pittsburgh, Providence at Herne, and Philadelphia hosting Surlagfield, with several other games listed among national and regional clubs.
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Midland Favorite in San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita
At Los Angeles on February 6 117 Midland Favorite leads a field of 19 in the 100000 Santa Anita Handicap wagering at San Carlos track. Jockey Lenn Hons guides the 13Q pound lone weight, while rivals include Swerpi ga and Impound. Attendance expected around 40000 as Seabiscuit makes a belated appearance amid track strain and ongoing managerial disputes. The feature purse winner Fairy Chant also figures in the broader program with Burky Duke and Justice Mr. posting proper payoffs.
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Cunningham Overcomes Injury to Rival World Sprint Mark
Glenn Cunningham rose from severe leg injuries in childhood to briefly threaten the world's fastest mile record. In four minutes four plus seconds, he showed speed unmatched by peers, though not the official world mark. Sydney Wooder held the recognized mile world record at 4:06, while Cunningham's Dartmouth six lap effort was not officially recognized by the International Record Committee.
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Dartmouth College
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Randolph in Clean Sweep Rams Over St Edward's 73 to 34
Randolph Field Ramblers dominated St Edward's University as 14 players scored in a 73 to 34 win. Leo Marshall led with 10 points, while Dewlinger of St Ed's added 12. Referee handled a 42 foul call game as lineups featured Randomhatts Fostren Hel Nea and others. Missouri captain Marsaill Sneed en route to Fort Worth to join Uncle Sam.
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Lone Star League standings for Texas teams lead race
The Lone Star League standings show Austin and Sam Houston in strong positions with key results from recent games. Despite confusion in the text, it notes Austin's Luecher Janke seeking a breakthrough and Sam Houston climbing for top spots alongside Southwestern Texas teams. The report references Te XA teams and conference play with scores and dates unclear due to OCR issues.
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Brown Traded for Humphries in Sox Indians deal
Chicago Feb 8 The White Sox trade veteran reliever Clint Brown 34 to Cleveland in exchange for righthander Jay Dom Humphries 28. Brown had been held out with Appleton as unsigned players. Humphries, a New Orleans native, has varied seasons with the Indians and New Orleans club connections.
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Notre Dame Coach Choice Seen Within 48 Hours
Notre Dame likely to announce a successor to Elmer Layden as director of athletics and head football coach within 48 hours. Rev. J. Hugh O'Donnell, university president, said a signing would reveal the new coach, possibly before March 1, with Layden set to become commissioner of the National Professional Football League.
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Horse Racing Notes Signal Turbulent Season Ahead
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World record chase at Boston A A meet in fast sprint feats
In Philadelphia and Boston track news, college ace Wolcott or Quinnin appears to outshine rivals as world records spark headlines. Dan'the surprised if the lanky star steals the spotlight with a 6.1 and 7.2 marks, while Greg Rice and other contenders vie for the Outstanding Athlete honor in a crowded field.
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Billiards Contenders Edge in Chicago Championship Clash
The Chicago billiards scene centers on a stiff championship chase with Hoppe and Bozeman favored. Bozeman is noted for a strong run, while Hoppe battles top challengers including Ack Thurnbiad and Hall as Rubin Mew York faces mixed results in morning and afternoon sessions.
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U S Tennis Association considers 8 weeks rule change
The United States Lawn Tennis Association held a pivotal meeting in New York to discuss by law revisions. Proposals would remove the right weeks rate for amateurs, restrict ties to manufacturers, cap free equipment, and limit to 12 weeks annually on the cuff. Delegates also plan to assign national rankings, award 1942 championship tournaments, and elect officers as last year.
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Fragmented college scores and team names mix across states
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Badminton results from Waco Baytor club meet
A garbled report lists Waco Baytor club players leading in a badminton tournament with multiple divisions. It mentions winners and advancing singles, doubles, and mixed doubles, naming several players and colleges, amid severe OCR errors.
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Wheatley Cagers Defeat Seguin in Close Night Victory
Phyllis Wheatley Loris beat Seguin High while Jed Walley Davie posted 1 point as Wheatley cagers claim a narrow win in a late Friday game. Seguin High struggled with offense and defense throughout the contest.
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Wes Ferrell Shines In Golf Tourney Upset Hope
Baseball star Wes Ferrell excels at golf in St. Petersburg tournament, defeating Paul Waner and reaching semis against coach Mary Shea. Ferrell’s form, noted for power and accuracy off the tee, vaults him as a top golfer among players, with possible post season signings teased amid spring meetings. The event features notable names like Snead and Hogan in pursuit of the trophy, with Ferrell aiming to outplay peers in a high-stakes match run.
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Cash Paid For White Elephants In Search Of Buyers
The article notes a desire to find buyers for so called white elephants that hold little value to the pressur. It discusses efforts to dispose of these items and seeks offers from interested parties.
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