FLASH SIGNS WITH STEERS
Four Dallas Steers players signed and mailed their 1934 contracts. Ray Flaskamper Tony York Eddie Hock and Bit McCullough formed the new quartet. Flaskamper a veteran second baseman joined late last season from San Antonio. York and Hock were added after the campaign and McCullough was sent to Baton Rouge in the Dixie League midseason.
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Dallas
Dallas Steers
Ray Flaskamper
Tony York
Eddie Hock
Bit McCullough
Fisskamper
San Antonis
Steers
York
Hock
Houston
McCullough
Baton Rouge
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press
Collage games listed with scattered team names and scores such as Elon 48 Delaware 22 and Monmouth 32 Augustana 35. Numerous lines appear garbled with various colleges and teachers colleges from different states and regions.
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The
Associated Press
Elon
Delaware
Normal
Hanover
Berea
Louisville
Murray Teachera
Middle Ten- Canes
Georgetown College Athens
St Vigo Lior
Thomas
St Peut
Ter
Monmouth
Augustana
Louisiana
Preety State
Grisha Si. Kearny
Neb
Padlissouil Mines
Migsoud Valley Jernme’s
Joseph
Winnes- Ne
Kutises
Owighoma
Gelahoms Chy
Tulsa
Texas Pech
Arizona State
Mexsoo Mines
New
Ole
McAles
Martin track manager named Oak Lawn Jockey Club head
Joseph Marlin of Fort Erie Canada was named general manager of the Oak Lawn Jockey Club as it prepares a 23 day racing schedule starting March 1. Other officials named include John Condon of Chicago Peter Holmes William Hamilton and Gene Bury.
Five HY GAMES on Night's Schedule in City and County
Five high school games fill Friday night action in city and county series. Lanier and Jefferson meet Brackenridge in a key city matchup while Brackenridge faces Tech Bays. At Woodlawn Lake gym Edison battles undefeated Harlandale, with South San Antonio vs Hat Wells and Alamo Heights vs Somerset in county play. Lanier Jefferson clash tops bill after Lanier’s comeback over Brackenridge last week.
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Brackenridge High School
Jefferson
Lanter
Brackenridge
Tech Bays
Pielock
Woodlawn Lake Gym
Edison
Harlandale Indians
South San Antonio
Hat Wells
Alamo Heights
Somerset
Lanier - Jefferson
Lanier
Eagles
Central Catholic Teams Split Two Games in Scrimmage
Central Catholic squads split Wednesday action with San Antonio Academy boys 23 14 and Lanier 92 26. Key players include Bexar County junior standout maban leading Central with nine points and Lanier's Duva scoring 13 as Lanier avenged a prior loss. An Irving scrimmage followed with Central Catholic losing 23 18 to Irving A, lineup details listed for both teams.
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Central Goalers
Central Catholic
Splik
San Antonio Academy
Soalers
Bexar County
Central Cathmaban
Centcal Bien
Lanier
Coduva
Santras Beys Eerrier
Tussles for Big Six Teams in Kansas City Area
Feb 9 report from Kansas City notes important hearings and key games in the Big Six basketball race. Kansas Jayhawks close in on pace setters with a 22 point exhibition win in Lawrence. In Lincoln the Nebraska Huskers threaten, while Missouri and Kansas State also have upcoming clashes. The schedule mentions Tigers at Manhattan and a looming game in Ames.
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Kansas Ciety
Nebraska Huskers
Koma
Missouri
Anes Ea Vie Tigers
Manhattan
Panthers seek spring training site in Lake Charles
Fort Worth club manager Del Pratt and See the Kwo biy plan to arrange with a Dixie League team to place surplus Panther talent. Bronc players from L. F. Chandler's Edinburg Junior College Broncs will clash with the Victoria Junior College Pirates in Edinburg Friday and Saturday at the gym.
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Cats
Lake Charles Fort Worth
Panthers
del Pratt
Fort Worth
Kwobiy
Broncs
Victoria
L. F. Chandler
Edinburg Junor Rallege
Me St
Priday
Saturns
Vittoria Junior College Pirates
Edinburg Eelieze
Figor
Miss Nellie Cornell First White Child of Monroe County
Nellie Cornell born October 1840 in Monroe County New York became a public school teacher in 1862 and principal in 1877 serving until 1924. She shaped many industrial leaders by tutoring generations in the Adams valley area before her death in 1932.
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Nellie Cornell
Monroe County
New York
Genesen Valley
Miss Cornell
United States
Central Catholic A Stays Ahead of Baptists 34 to 23
Central Catholic A team defeated Baptist Temple Goaters 34 23 on Central Court Thursday. Pache scored 10, McCullough 10, and Hartmann led Baptist Temple with six. Linups show Central Catholic with Pache 10 and Mar forrart cens inez 8, McCullgagh 10, Manne 2, Gilliland 4, pursued by Bapt Temple with Hartmann 4, Crayford 3, Paschal 1, Sniis Shaon 5. Referee Hrothe.
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Central A Goaters
Baptists
Peche
McCullough
Central Catholic A
Baptist Temple
Central Court
Hartmann
Linups
Central Catholic
Pache
Marforrart Cens
Inez
McCullgagh
Manne
Gilliland
Farlow
Hartmann & Amfeld
Forwarts
Crayford
Cendee
Paschal
Sniis—Shaon
Hrothe
Rules reform eyed at intercollegiate football meeting
Atlanta hosts a gathering of the intercollegiate football rules committee to review more than two dozen proposals aimed at improving play. The conference may run into Sunday with leaders like Walter Okeson and A. A. Stagg present, but no public statements until adjournment. Proposals include longer sideline zones, no touchback on passes in the end zone, and limiting recoveries by either side on blocked kicks, among others.
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Atlanta
Algerslions
Walter Okeson
Lehigh
Okeson
Willon S Langford
B. J. Stepeman
Bill Singham
Bill Crowell
P. H. Yost
Dana Bile
Ray Morrison
C. A. Smith
Bill Hunter
A. A. Stagg
VW. A. Alexander
Lou Littie
Rabe Holligsbarty
Mable Kizor
Coaches’ Advisory Committee
A. A. Hutchens
A. M. Palmer
Herb Dana
H. B. Hackets
National AAU Cage Invitations Sent for March Tournament
Kansas City February 9 Invitations were mailed to basketball teams nationwide for the national AAU cage tournament to be held the week of March 2. Forty three teams from last year’s event, won by the Tulsa Diamond Oilers, are invited. The tournament is again under Rockhurst College with Dr J A Reilly directing, E DiBenedetta chairing the AAU basketball committee, and A A Schabinger vice chairman.
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A.A.U
Kansas City
Tusa Diamond Oilers
Rockhurst College
J. A. Reilly
Kansas City Athletic Club
E. DiBenedetta
New Orleans
A. A. UW
A. A. Sehabinger
Creighton University
Omaha
Broncs Ready for Schreiner After 38 16 Win
Westmoorland Broncs defeated San Antonio Junior College 38 to 16 on Jefferson court. Leading scorers included Clark Seale and Votcock with six and three points apiece. Lineups list Watt Stamps Clifford Sutburn Rees Byrne and others as starters. The team prepares for Schreiner Institute on Saturday night.
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San Antonio Junior College
Jefferson Court
Westmoorland Broncs
Schreier Institute
Votcock
Clark
Seale
Broncs
Jaysons
Parr
Daysees
West Texas League to expand for 1934 season
West Texas Independent League will enlarge to include Ballinger and Coleman for the 1934 season. W. D. Holianthe, former San Angelo mayor, presides. San Angelo club reorganized after sale to Allan Ingram and J. J. Sanger with Sanger as business manager and Oscar Peeples as player manager. Peeples scouting for talent including a left handed pitcher.
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San Angelo
Tex
Fep
West Texas
Ballinger
Coleman
Snason
W. D. Holianthe
Texon
Ozuna
Abiene
Ozona
Oilers
Allan Ingram
Biany Cross
Ingram
J. J. Sanger
Sanger
Oscar Peeples
Cross
Peeples
San Marcos Cats Triumph Over Denton Eagles 34 21
BAN MARCOS Feb 9 Denton Eagles fall to San Marcos Bobcats 34 to 21 as Jowers leads with 14 points. Cats dominate with speed and sharp shooting, guarding tall foe. lineup features Hobesis Germer Sowersid Strandtman Gott Lamar Thausson Dietrich Innes Be Myera Bey and others.
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San Marcos’ Cats
Denton
BAN Marcos
Misco
Denton Eagles
Bobcats
Hera
Jowers
San Marcos
Hobesis
Germer
Sowersid
Sys
Strandtman
Gott
Lamar
Thausson
Figlee—Zepraka
Dietrich
Innes
Be Myera
Centery Bey
Dabhite Stendecaan
Najenbara
Comina Eiarda
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Curtiere E
Puget Sound
Montana
Lewistondale Normal
Grande
Narnal
Ban Marcos Tractors
Pepehera al “Abilene “Christian College
Austin College
Howerd Payne
Edward's
Tyler Suntap College
Parks Fier College
Lstan
Speedway
Speedway S G Guarateed
Fe of Tire
Antoad Ar Orr
Ity
Tir
Gool
Ries
South Flores ST
Central Cathikie
Catalao
Bixty
Corwarils
Kingston Aml
Moyns
Eawnl
Peng
Velarde
Kelly
Halloran
Halt
Selinger
Viewards
Meckel
Grahim
McCulloush
Evaris
Irving Court
Trevino Af Tring
Irving A Xoalers
Childers
Schmitt
Forwers
Gartvine
Cnnter
Veissart
Chards
Subs
Irving
Pontiguez
Trevino
Mendez
Casangua
Guintera
Tel «Martinez
Aron
Aderte
M.j.roosco
Men's Clothiers Maverick Reitning
Ripley Copyr't
Kinw'Fean, Son
FA Warth, Treas
Bob
Werd
A.C
Catea
Newcastle
Ripley
Schreiner
Ford
Ford Dealers OF
San Antonio
Russell-Woodward Motor Co
Jordan-Ivers Motor Co
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