Tennis Moguls Expect Quiet Convention in New York
East and West converge on New York for the United States Lawn Treaty Association meeting with a quiet agenda. Harry S. Knox the likely president. ranking of Ellsworth Vines Wilmer Allison and Cliff Sutter expected to be routine. Moody’s omission from women's rankings stirs some debate. Executive committee meets tonight to prepare for a daylong session starting at 11 a.m.
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New York
Lawn Tennils
Ellsworth Vinea
Wilmer Allison
Cliff Sutter
Helen “Wills Moody
Moody
Helen Jacobs
Lkely
Rumors Fly To Boogt Interest In Boxing Night
New York Feb 10 The press notices a chaotic setup for a Madison Square Garden boxing card. Ernie Schaaf or Primo Camera face Primo Carnera in a heavyweight clash billed as both prelude and finale of a two man tournament, with dusky plans for a June title bout amid a swirl of miscommunications and top price disputes.
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INS
Backstairs
Madison Square, Garden
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Mr. Sharkey
Primo
Will Duffy
One Madden
Madden
Camera
Sharkey
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Duffy
Will Corey
Garden
Deifiea Barly
Carey
Carnera
Earlise
Schmeling
Hery Schreelms
Sebast
Miss Gottlieb Reaches Final in Miami Beach Women’s Bracket
In Miami Beach Florida Opal Hill of Kanras Clio and Miss Gottlieb of New York advanced to the final of a women’s championship. Mal and Brag contested the other matches with Brag winning a tight set.
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Hill
Miami
Foo
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Kathryn Brag
Ber
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Cheaga
Lights and Prospects From Rice to Baseball Trades
A profile of Rice Institute’s athletic-academic balance and coach Jack Meagher as he faces strict scholastic standards. The piece notes eight Rice regner players flunked exams, and mentions Davey Vance joining the St. Louis Cardinals in a deal involving Gordon Slade and Charley Gelbert, with Brooklyn’s pitcher's high salary and the Giants’ need for a relief catcher.
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Rice Institute
Regner
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Meagher
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Rice
Rite
Grapevine
Davey Vance
St. Doviy Cardinals
Vance
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Gordon Slade
Charley Gelbert
Jake Flowers
Owen Carroll
Stade
Carda
Bachman Named Michigan State Coach Candidate
East Lansing Feb 10 The Michigan Static News predicts Charles Bachman former University of Florida coach will be recommended for Michigan State College head coach by the athletic council based on unofficial sources. The council continues to interview candidates and will not announce a decision until the state board of agriculture meets next Thursday. Chester Wynne of Auburn is eliminated and will remain at the Southern school.
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Mitch
Michigan Static News
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University of Florida
Michigan State College
State Board of Agriculture
Chester Het Wynne
Auburn
Ralph H. Young
Eagles Lanier Clash Pivotal City Title Showdown Friday
Two high school teams Brackenridge and Lanier face a decisive clash on Jefferson Court Friday night in the City senior league. A Brackenridge win would vault them into a three-way race with Lanier and Jefferson for first, while a Lanier victory keeps their title hopes alive. Jefferson’s duo Ray Smith and Carl Dietzel starred in a 60-24 rout of San Antonio Tech, highlighting the looming thriller.
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Sidney Lanier
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Lamer
Eagles
Ben Antonio Tech
Lanter
Tech
Tims Lanier
Tech Sod
Danier Puta
Jefferson Bunch
Claude Kellam
Lanter Voks
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Luna
Slater
Seale
Renter
Abee
McMillan
Nemo Herrero
Tye
Ruiz
Escobedo
Rodrigues
Sabbes
Mendose
Bultw Jads
Stage Liners rally to beat Renos in Missouri Valley league
Kansas City Stage Liners defeated Hutchinson Renos 29 to 16 to secure their third straight win in the Missouri Valley A. A. U. Basketball League last night.
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Hutchinson Renos
Harlandale Clinches Hexar County Title Inthrilling arc
Harlandale High wins 32 to 26 over Edison Golden Bears at Harlandale court to claim Hexar county league title and advance to district tourney in San Marcos on February 24 and 25. Led by Paul Kurdow with 20 points, seven field goals and six free throws, Harlandale pulls away in the second half while Edison struggles from the line.
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San Marcos
Indiana
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Jax Ward
Junky Oles
Aerlandale
Paul Kurdow
Giant
Ennion
Harlandale
Edison
Denk
Mage
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Eijnkaut
Wiggins
Kardow
Taneupa
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Fiekxavi
Leyton
Currier
Drew
Brown
Poshee
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Harlandsle
Curry
Stephens
Sanders
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Hickey
Gill
Wile , Yarnson
College Basketball Scores From Princeton to Texas
A garbled summary of college basketball results lists Princeton Cooper Union Maryland Vitelia Washington Lee William Mary Alabama Vanderbilt Temple West Virginia Davidson Union Milting Tennessee Georgetown etc. Numerous schools appear with inconsistent scores such as 70 to 20 and 273 to 28, plus scattered team names including Loyola, Pittsburg, Oklahoma, Montana and Texas tech. The piece reads like a round up of scores from many colleges with errors and misprints throughout.
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Cooper Union
Maryland
Vitelia
goterHe Washington
Ware Foreal
Washington and Lee
William and Jary
Alabama
Chathansasa
Vanderbilt
Aubin
Temple
West Virginia
North Arching State
Davidson
Rewberry
Ati Chadel
Grorsia 'Ech
Muxizo City Fair
Union
Tennessee
College
Georestown
Kasey State
Iowe State
Loyola
Memeo
Kearney
Colne
Mastiner, Jr
Weatmigaler
Wiliam Jewell
Benadict's
Cage Officials Meet Set for Sunday at Gunter Hotel
Mike Williamson president of the local basketball officials association calls another meeting for 5 30 p m Sunday at the Gunter hotel promising to attend himself.
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Mike Wilamson
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Jaunty league tilt set for Friday afternoon showdown
The Alamo Heights Mules face the South San Antonio quintet in a cellar battle. Heights likely deploy Dickson and Blackburn as forwards Teal at center Phillips and Thornbill as guards. South San Antonio counters with Cole and Karkendale forwards Woodrutt at center Grimes and Carruthers as guards.
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Heights
Dickson
Blackburn
Teal
Phillips
Thornbill
Cole
Karkendale
Woodrutt
Grimes
Carruthers
Bell Defending His Casino Net Honors
New York tennis opens with 16 players entered including Bell who is defending the honors from last year. Also listed are Berkeley Hell, Frank Shields, Gregory Mangin and J Gilvert Hall in the Heights Cosing tournament field.
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New York
Berkeley Hell
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Gregory Mangin
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Soccer season ends as matches set at San Pedro park
San Antonio Boc cer league finishes regular schedule with Gonzales in second, Monterey third. Anahuac vs Victoria opens at 9 a.m. at San Pedro park, Gonzales to face Internationals in a 2:80 exhibition. Cup entries start February 19 with four possible teams. registration due Monday.
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San Antonio
Polo schedule disrupted by cold wave in Bowthwestern Cup
Wet and cold weather stalled the Bowthwestern Circuit Cup polo tournament since it began last Sunday. With many matches unlikely to be played, teams remain idle as organizers scramble to reschedule.
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Van Wie Cheney Reach Midwinter Cal Golf Final
Virginia Van Wie national women's golf champion meets Leona Cheney former national champion in the final round of a midwinter southern California golf tournament held on the coast near Los Angeles on February 10.
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Los Angeles
Fen
Virginia van Wie
Leona Cheney
Texas A g g i e s Drop Tennis and Golf Teams
COLLEGE STATION February 1 The Texas Aggies will not enter golf and tennis teams in South West conference competition this year. Dean E B J Kyle chair of the athletic council announces retrenchment program includes elimination of these sports and no new minor sports at this time.
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Texas Aggies
EB. J. Kyle
Aggie
Chilly Weather Puts Pep In Cagers and Records Set
In a night of heavy storms and high scoring, Central Catholic’s gym saw the Bultons beat Yancy High 82-72, setting a new total points mark. Terryaia Muennick of Yancy had 22 and 22, while Salinas Moore Peehe and Criboth for the Buttons scored 16 21 16 and 24. Fort Sam Houston’s Twenty-Third Infantry Doughboys, second in the Army League, defeated Second Signal with 70 points to 52. Hardin, Rithkson and Gilliland led the Toughboys with 18 each, and Kramer’s 26 led Second Medical Regiment to an 82-3 win over Twelfth Field Artillery. Thomas Jefferson’s Ray Smith scored 22 to near the high school league record, Beale’s mark still within reach, as Becheth posted 30 for Randolph’s Fifty-Second Squadron against Forty-Seventh Battalion.
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Terryaia Muennick
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Lawrenee
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Kramer
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Thomas Jefferson
Mike Beale
Brackenridge
Remy Plac
Wea Becheth
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