District 22 high school scramble narrows city race
San Antonio district officials announce 15 teams, including Alamo Heights and Fredericksburg, will compete in District 22 as city title implications loom. Main Avenue and Brackenridge face eligibility turmoil, with Lanier and Sidy in line for Friday clashes to decide the city championship.
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Bac Antonio
Bexar
Alamo Heighta
Jn Art Vente
Marcon
Sigte Loters
Roy B. Henderson
A. W. Straben
San Aiarcos
Mason Kendall
Illca- Pie
Kerr
Hays
Goady+ Tupe
Gootales
Comal
Caldwell
Bexay
Blanco
Wilcou
Alamo Height
Fredericksburg Lautlerpie
New Braunfels
Kyle Hays
Gaia
Laaier
Riley E
Ben Marcon
T. Gay Bees
Main Avenue
Shelbyville
Aiqibia
Don Hisurer
Shelbywire
Totil
Kilaoser
Harlandate Tigh
Princips Ro
Morsado
Maia
Linler Nest
Riot disrupts Vincennes trotting meet as crowd protests refunds
A large crowd at Vincennes caused a riot during the Sunday trotting races. Grandstands were damaged and authorities restored order after about ninety minutes. Refunds were offered for entrance fees and bets, with patrons lining up at gates to reclaim money amid chaos surrounding the event.
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Vincennes
France
Fenck Buildings
Pointe
Dean Chiappe
Bentig Hi Hagamit
Clye
St John’s Reaches Runner-Up In San Antonio Soccer Showdown
Bonéay named dean as St John’s secures second place by routing Germánia 4 0 on the seminary field. St Obra set to face Mexico Club in a three game series for the association trophy opener. Victoria upset Monterrey 1 0 at San Petro Park as Monterrey limps with only leg men due to injuries.
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Bonéay
San Antonio
St. John's
Tts
Seminary
St. Obra
Mexico
San Antonio Association
Victoria
Monterrey
San Petro Park
Texas Open Park Golf Stimulates Local Tournament
A garbled report describes golf events at a municipal course, mentioning Sun Brackenridge Park and Teun Opet tournament actions. It references players, county schedules, and weather delays with unclear names and figures, noting a rain closure and a weekend turnout with fluctuating scores.
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Silulus
Razorbacks poised for fifth straight Southwest title run
Dallas analyst Ganle Talbot notes that the Arkansas Razorbacks, backed by coach Jimmy St, appear set to clinch a fifth consecutive Southwest Conference basketball crown after a win over SMU. The Longhorns remain in the race butSMU’s chances seem slim. the Ponies face an uphill path to reclaim momentum.
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Ganle
Talbot
Dalhary
Arkensay
Pasket
Terss University
Jimmy St
Cinic
Southern Methodist-Hoopgters
Longhorns
Brownsville Scorpions to Clash With Strong Southwest Lineup
Brownsville High stars join Coach Galvin Surtees as the Scorpions prepare for fall. Key players include Semana the 190 pound fullback Cabler at halfback Benneth Crain and Sylvester Summers. Newey may join as quarterback along with Maurice Pipkin returning to lead passing.
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University of Mexico
Brown Villa
Galvin Surtees
Scorpions
Semana
Cabler
Benneth
Crane
Sylvester
Enda
Summers
Guari
Newey
Eagle
Corpiona
Rice Institute
Maurice Pipkin
Leaders in the Southern Conference Basketball Shakeup
Atlanta reports that Alabama and Washington and Lee are poised to remain atop the Southern conference race. Alabama leads with eight victories and faces Georgia Tech, while Washington and Lee share the lead with Tuscaloosa’s cagers in percentage. The midweek clash between Tech and Alabama could tilt the standings, as both teams seek crucial conference wins amid a schedule featuring 64 games this week.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Washington and Lee
Alaboroa
Georgia Tech
Washington
Gomen
Marsland
Virginia
Tech
Lee
Staryland
Bewance
Washington and
High School Series Leads With Close Infernclub Action
Company C top performer in Sneding the first round of Infernclub basketball competition at Henckenringe High School in the Averican division with a record of four wins, no losses. In second placeCamparion with two wins and a pair of losses. Parnin Taoketa and the Seience club quintela chase for Hye lander Adip of the National division, each on two wins. Upcoming games set Thursday afternoon on the aeten court under directors Careh A, MY, Puckett and Maj. 1. 7. Reifiz Burnhurs.
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Company C
Sneding
Infernclub
Henckenringe High School
Lemnen Camparion
Jones
Parnin Taoketa
Seience Club
Quintela
Ted
Hye Lander- Adip
Aeten
Careh A, My, Puckett
Maj
Reifiza
Bout Card Mentions Numerous Boxers and Venues
A fragmented boxing card lists numerous fighters such as Tonisht-At Brittain Jimmy Buller Muttato and others across many venues including New York St Nicholas arena and Wichita. The garbled text references rounds 16 and various locations with scattered names and potential matchups.
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the Wink
Sebertuts
Tonisht
Brittain
Jimmy Buller
Muttato
Tou Boren
Nuffalo
Leht Heavrwelchts
Mt New Yorks
St Nicholas Arena
Kunte Mansen
Ted Auouwina
Besrywelaten
Doo Mandyle
Woeiamien
Ve. Strimo Lalla
Atate
Maiddiewelybin
Euch Dy
Dave
Wetin
Dsumuuids
Youtr Chester
Louldynes
Beomdway
Arctia
Ene Chen
Irook
Eley Macks
Region
Friedm Nnd
Romney BA ‘Falega
Tamyarpenter
Telsia
Atherton
Indian Wirselemby
Wiener
Pica Cleveland
Young Vinne Fietta
Vostianti
Aieh
Middieneighte
Robby ‘Logulle
Lak Henbrieh
Shelly Satoras
Welledvelebte
Maa Proncleen
Dnek Dain
Branclarete
Alex Rome
Honolulu
Bemtenelehion
Roma
New York
Magdiaon
Sounre
Garden
Benenbloam
Ace Madsinn
Nebranke
Lethath
Keokane
Konalis
Rene bEbte
Taunts
Delralt
Wicker Her
Mampen
Argentina Defeats Midwick Poloists in Championship Match
Argentina's team led by Smiles, the "Four Floraamen of the Pam," won the Pacific Vanat Oren polo championship in Los Angeles on February 10. They defeated the Midwiet poloists in a decisive field match by a wide score.
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Los Angeles
Argentina
Midwiet
Razorbacks and Mustangs Clash in Fayetteville Series
Razorbacks strong at home face a busy week including a Mustangs series as Arkansas seeks a tie for the conference lead with two wins needed from six bouts. Doucherty’s sharp shooters beat A&M 26 17 while Texas crushed TCU 85 21. Baylor and Texas Christian clash Tuesday, A&M hosts Friday, SMU vs Baylor Saturday as standings tighten.
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Razocbacks
Arkanay
Oklahoma
Aggies
College Station
Hice
Houston
Rice Owls
Pug Doucherty
Eharpahootera
Wile Lee Mustangs
Baylor
Texas Christan
District Nineteen Draws Large Field For Interscholastic Tourney
San Angelo hosts the District 28 tournament with four dozen teams, many county champions, competing Friday and Saturday February 16. San Angelo wires in as favorite, with Merizon and Tischlinger teams also strong. Champions from Coke, Concho, Crockett, Zrion, Kimble, Reagan, Runnels, Sterling, Schleicher and Tow Green counties expected to enter the meet directed by Bill Bissett at San Angelo High School.
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San Angel
San Angelo
Merizon
Tischlinger
Coke
Concho
Crockett
Zrion
Kimble
Reagan
Runnels
Sterling
Schleicher
Weekend Sports in Brief Flotietan
Abstracted sports roundup with multiple events and names. Mentions Rob ert Roberto knocka gut Buff in fourth round to win Italian heavyweight champion Aly Havana, and Frank Hunter beating Julius Seligeon in indoor singles. Notes mixed doubles finals, golf title results, and speed skating records, with various cities and institutions cited.
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Argentina
Midwicks
Florence
Tabhy
Roberto Robret
Aly Havana
Miss Fountain Wing
Havana
Mutuels
Cannes
France
Elizaleth Rew
Cochet
Tilden
Cecilie
New York
Elder
Ditter
Flitpatrick
Millrasa
Leland
Cueler
Stockafellow
Reggesatt
Aturphy
GO Pinehurst
N. G
Helen Fhilcks
Sarah Wadaworth
Pittsturch
St. Valentne
Johony Erickson
Ottawa
Della Brooks Potter
Ross Robinson
Toronto
Cole Litles
New Orleans
Zids
Der
West Point
N. YeeAemy Rue
Peices
Harvard
Flennar Holm
Baltimore
United
Tates
Canada
May reverse Genaro bout in boxing ruling
Feb 10 report says the commission may revoke the decision in the bout involving Frankie Genaro and Barry Stein after the referee disqualified Genaro. The commission may also revoke the referee's license, calling the call detrimental to German boxing and fighters abroad.
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Gere Man
Commission ix
Frankie Georio
New York
Barry Stein
Germany
Tme
Gemd
Penn and Columbia to Play for Lead
New York February opener highlights the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball league race with Penn and Columbia atop the standings. Columbia travels to New Haven for a key Friday game against Yale while Penn hosts Cornell on Saturday as the circuit tightens.
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PENN
Columbia
LEAD
New York
Febants Firet
Pennsylvania
Colombia
New Haven
Placa Vole
Dirtmouth
Cornell
Barbera Six Blocks Path of Hill Ages
The Barbera Books are set to upset league leaders in the first game of a Wednesday doubleheader at Woodlawn Lake court. Bill Hill's Aces remain undefeated and likely to extend their streak. Exes Chiropractic College Hawkettes meet the Richter Sweet Cookies in the second game.
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Barbera Books
Bill Hill
Aces
Woodlawn Lake Court
Exes Chiropractic College Hawkettes
Richter “Sweet Cookies
Huskies near clinching northern Pacific Coast race
The Washington Huskies appear poised to clinch the northern division of the Pacific Coast Conference after a clean sweep of Washington State in a two game series at Pullman. A sweep tonight and tomorrow would seal the title for Washington.
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University of Washington Huskies
California
Huskies
Washington State
Pullman
Dictateur Wins Race at Cannes in Tight Finish
In Cannes France on February 10 Dictateur trained by Jules Henriot won the Grand Cagnes aterplechast with La Diche in second and Mirbat third The winner a year old son of Sfrment D amoursante Comme ran as the 1 to 1 favorite The field counted thirteen horses in the race.
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Dictateur
Cannes
France
Jules Henriot
la Diche
Mirbat
Sfrment D'amoursante
Polo Players Capitalizing on Weather in Polo Tourney Plays
Weather and schedules shape a week of polo as Delroy faces Concho Kids at 3 pm Perehing field while Air Corps Training Center meets Cisco at Harbord Field. Fort Worth battles Pershing Geld and Breckenridge Park is unable to play. Frederickburg beats Third Infantry 10 to 3. San Angelo Rainbow defeats Boerne 10 to 3. Fort Worth over Austin 8 to 6 at Miller field.
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Perehing Field
Air Corps ‘Training Center
Cisco
Harbord Field
Artillery Brigade
San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Abilene
Fort Worth
Miller Field
Breckenridge Park
Harry Gullina
Frederickeburg
Twe Fontes
Hainbowl
Onjakes
Steaight
Hainbows
Chukker
Austin
Bich
Chukkér
Jten
Fort
Mettinger
A. Bhawe
Willams
Lewis
Tlinekeener
Stattara
Fuimeneest
Llniennet Citmanereret
Frevertensbyer
Multa
Handicap Fotale Oe
Aloe
Forevink
I Symenim
Goulltar
Chapman
Hem
Senrer
Lieu Reeper
Liguterant
Crowds Flock to See Primo in St Louis
February 10 report from St. Louis notes a local gymnasium raised spectator prices to 60 cents yet saw heavy attendance for Primo. Crowds gather to watch Primo Carnera work out ahead of a scheduled bout with Buster Martin, the Oklahoma heavyweight, drawing praise from fans and local press.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Independence Baseball Club Rosters Complete For Spring
The Independence team of the Western Association filled its spring roster with five more signed contracts, bringing the total to 27 players. Manager Marty Purtell announced the new signees include pitcher Rob Howse and infielders Art Ol Onburst and Kay Bryan, among others, as spring training approaches in Independence, Kansas.
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Independence
Kan
Independence Baseball Club
Western Association
Cone
Marty Purtell
Eob Howse
Dusty" Theades
Argus Praher
Kay Bryan
Art Ol Onburst
Outtseller
Willis Scraps Dave Shade In Frisco
San Francisco fights report states Dave Shade a bantamweight contender will meet Jock Villa of San Antonio in Frisco ring tonight. They battled fiercely in Oakland last year with Shade winning the decision.
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Willis
Dave Shade
Frisco
San Francisco
Jock Villa
San Antonio
Lezoy
Oakland
Shade
Spring Grid Results Please Texas Staff
Texas staff reports the first week of spring football practice at the University of Texas shows coaches pleased with the squad. Fifty four players practiced in varsity formations, with plans to expand to about sixty before the week ends.
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Texas
Austin
University of Texas
Reishlt Wins Match in New York Cue Battle
Otto Rebelt, former world three cushion champion, defeated Wel ker Covhran of Hollywood by a large margin in a run specialty match completed last night in New York.
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Reishlt
New York
U— Otto Rebelt
Welker Covhran
Hollywood
First Winter Tournament Hailed As Success By City Club
The First Winter Tournament at East Antonio Country Club drew top young players led by Wilmer Allison and Bruce Barner. Allison defeated Bell while Barner and teammates edged Gor chiakoff in a three set final. Doubles finished after dusk as players rushed to classes the next day.
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Ban Antonle
Iand
Ilay
Avil
Sinter
Marshall
Bell
East Antonio
Johnny Doeg
Santa Monica
Calif
America
Bruce Barner
Ball Aod Tsumen
Ore
Ben Gorchiakoff
Barnes
Austin
Montlay
M Hetto
Allison
Wells
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Genaro
Barbera
Washington U
Primo
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