Giants Cuban Gaunt Tops At 960000
New York Feb. 11. Major league baseball lists show spring training costs near 600,000 with the New York Giants at 660,900 in travel and camp expenses. Teams face deficits despite guarantees as travel and training retreats shift to sites like Havana and Florida while revenues lag.
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Tech Clinches Cage Crown For Jeff
Tech clinches city high school cage crown as Brackenridge and Tech Bulls vie for second place. Jefferson and Brackenridge face key games with district and regional tournaments in sight, while Davenport sparks Tech with 14 points in a late scoring burst.
East Texas League Announces Eight Teams for Season
East Texas League of eight teams is cinched with Texas Baseball Teagie awarded a franchise in a new organization led by Marcel Grim. President J Walloe Moris announced after a directors meeting yesterday that the director will meet February 11 to set the schedule. Season opens April 21.
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Untitled Names and Scores From Damaged Mat Results
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and numbers across a wrestling or martial arts result list. Readable items include several individuals and a few scores or weights, with many garbled terms or misread place and event markers.
Schafer Joins Pro Skaters in New York
Karl Schafer, longtime world figure skater and 1932 34 Olympic solo champion, turns professional in New York after fears the International Skating Union would bar him as an amateur. The Austrian sports icon, who arrived earlier this week, will tour with a short exhibition after being directed by Willy Howe.
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Inter National Skating Association
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Ate-Mall
Japan to field tennis team after funding shortage
Japan announces a revised international tennis squad for the year with Keio University and Host University players joining Tok in Tokyo. The team reconstitutes after last year’s funding gaps and player shortages.
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Jirava Gist
Keia University
Funteru Nakard
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Get Ready Contract on Way to Dean
Teb Louis reports a contract move tied to Dean as Wisty Dian advances. Cardinal management had planned to delay salary talks until February 14 while Branch Rickey declined comment on the terms. The Glove Democrat notes last year’s salary for Divay was $24,500.
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Sanford Polo Star Injured at Midwick Country Club
Sanford Polo Star from New York suffered a broken collarbone during a practice session at Midwick Country Club as five weeks of matches were rained out by poor weather. He was transported to a hospital for treatment after the mishap. the Winter polo event had been disrupted by Sundays called for intensive matches.
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Mountaineer Five to Play Lutherans in Seguin
Seguin hosts Schreiter Institute five tonight for a meet with Lutherans as the second of a two game series. The Schreiter lineup is led by Vance with coach Stay among spectators at Kerrville where Texas basketball legend remains noted.
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Pilot's Job for Weltman
Arthur Veltman of San Antonio, prominent in local baseball and basketball, rests with his family on Galapiva Island off the California coast and will manage the Western Baseball Association team Pont City Oda, a Los Angeles farm. He replaces Mike Gazetta, who moves to Moline in the Three League. Veltman previously served the Pacific Coast League club Tasans developing young players before illness cut short his career.
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Basketbel Clydes
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Chicago
Lampasas Football Sweaters Arrival Delayed For Badgers
Lampasas awaiting football sweaters for the Badgers with two-year lettermen Captain John Le Sullivan Leomith Roy Bewell Will Moses and Gary Collier. One-year lettermen listed include Wank Cisteer Charles Bailey Robert Cook Eugene Gatley Ven Tyke Gillen Rose Tholster Earl ier Jr Delbert Morgan Roy ce Hiram Ross and Edwin Wits n.
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Charles Bailey
Robert Cook
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Rose Tholster
Earlier Jr
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Royce Hiram Ross
Edwin Witsn
Pinky Burns Dead in New York Fight World
New York boxer 48 year old Shiftiman known as Pink Burns died at home today. He fought under the name Pink Burns and won featherweight and bantamweight titles about two decades ago.
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Pinky Burns
New York
Isidore Shiftman
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Racing Notes Highlight Seabiscuit Odds At Santa Anita
Racing notes from Associated Press detail odds for Seabiscuit and rivals in the Santa Anita Handicap, with Time Supply, Rosemont, and Indian Broom among contenders. Reports mention Jockey Fedbl Dobson setting a world mark with Snare, Brevity’s speed in trial times, and Archie Zitamar’s connection purchasing Runland as trainers adjust for forthcoming races. Peacock Juniors top St Bettys 20 to 12 in a junior conference basketball game at St Henry’s.
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Billy Laughlin
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Bedell Moore Elected San Antonio Sailing Commodore
Bedell Moore was elected commodore of the San Antonio Sailing Association at a Wednesday night meeting. New officers include Red Mays as vice commodore Edward Muir secretary C Z Crane treasurer Charles Moyer seat captain and Walter Bowden Sr chairman of the racing committee. Lake McQueeney will host the third annual winter regatta dates set for March 8 and 7 with free admission. Corpus Christi amateur sailors are building two boats for the March regatta at Lake McQueeney.
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San Antonio Sailing Association
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Charles Moyer
Walter Bowden Sr
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Edison Trackmen Star In Border Meet Trials
Edison High School led the Border Olympics trials at Laredo as San Antonio teams Edison Jefferson and Tech competed. JB Chanler won high hurdles in 16.3 seconds, Walter O’Conner captured the 440 yard dash in 10.3, and the 220 went to O’Conner with 23.7. Edison’s relay squad, O’Conner Clark Stith and Chanler, topped the field, while Jefferson’s Bill Trager impressed in basketball conversion to score a 45 foot 4 inch throw. The meet prep moves to Jefferson field next Tuesday with Brackenridge expected to join.
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Toon
Alamo Heights
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Crow
Tech
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Kkeller
Walter O'Conner
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Laredo Jeffs Thump Tigers In Big Win
Laredo and Thomas Jefferson high school teams played on the Jefferson court. Jefferson Mustangs routed Laredo Tigers 92 to 20 in the first game. Mustang reserves lost 20 to 11 to Laredo reserves in the second.
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Perry Beats Vines in Houston Tennis Exhibition
Fred Perry outlasted Ellsworth Vines 11-9 in a seven set match to take the tour lead over Vines to 9-8. Bruce Barnes defeated George Lott 4-6 6-3 6-1 in a preliminary encounter before a sparse crowd.
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Ellsworth Vines
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