Brackenridge Victory Sparks City League Basketball Fight
Brackenridge and Main Avenue clash in a tense interscholastic league night at Fort Sam Houston editorium on Wednesday. Danies and Lanier also feature as rivals jockey for city honors while the final Brackenridge showdown could decide the district tilt on Saturday in San Antonio.
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Main Avenue
Bligh Echoote
Chomsplomshin
Interscholastic League
Fort Sam Houston
Jdge
San
Elke
Pobbie Ser
Highs
Widow Sues Wealthy Husband in Domestic Case
VAITIE PLAINS N D Feb 12 A widow sues wealthy husband for separation alleging estrangement and a failed family life. Court preliminaries addressed the husband’s device to be on the last day and forget his family. The wife’s income prior to separation was about 25,000 dollars annually.
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Vaitie Plains
Goll
Old Alte
Terllog Parker Telena
Dela- 30
Renue Deluus
Tade
QNnenberg Defends Mat Title Feb 25 at Coliseum
In Chicago on February 12, wrestler Drne Sonnenberg, with a controversial background, is approved to defend his heavyweight wrestling title at the Coliseum on February 25. The event is expected to feature former champion Joe and challenger Banes in a high stakes bout.
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Chicago
Drne
Gu Sonnenberg
Ieile
Twingola
Eliher
Joe It
Boxing Arena in Miami to Host 43,000 Seats for Feb 27 Bouts
Miami arena work nears completion as promoter Jack Dempsey schedules eight to nine preliminary bouts before the main card featuring Jack Starkey and Your Styling on February 27. Stribling gains fishing trip today and plans intensive training. Starkey and manager Duckley to meet Dempsey on the climactic match eve.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nora
Young Stribling
Jack Sharkey
Strib
Jack Dempsey
Miami Neach
Park
Arena
Jack Starkey
Youur
Courtractora
Jerk Dempsey
Hoe
Jofmu Grosso
Marty Ganlaehee
Steibling
Indy
Andy Crlaban
Sharkey
Toyap ’ Corps of Carpriilern
Stribling
Everglades
Barmorrow
Whee “Tn" Stribling
Fobnay Duckley
Starkey
Dempeoy
Buttons Play Harlandale Wednesday In City Title Rematch
St Mary's Buttons, last season's city school basketball champions, travel to Camp Normoyle basin for a Wednesday afternoon clash with the Trarlandale High Indians. The game starts at 4 o'clock. The Indians won a county tournament title Saturday night, while St Mary's faces a setback as star forward Jerry House has left the team due to his father's death and will move to Nebraska.
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Daniels
Mite
Aai Rodriguez
Mates
Apts
Vitoret
Ter Bolte
Gwen Olive
Sidera
Marty Lomiltou
Acorine
Caine Waz
Rodriguez
Treving
Avi
Helle Pinnivon
Erato
Isani Michel
Ren Bldnes Lanter
Shel Veeesecense
Banton
Revine
Rodrigues
D. Rodriguez En Ard
Sagt
Ei Hernanden
Bubetitvlen
Main—Mahavier
Hoddon
Garrett
Ed Crooks
Lauter
Holeona
Farias
Ee Burner
Tule
St Mary's High School
Buttons
Egme
Camp Normoyle Basin
Trarlandale High Indians
Starly
Indians
Lint
Hezar County
Jeery House
Star Forward
Nebeasse
Barker Ball
Sher
St. Maes
Tutteny
Larce Univeraite
Cineago
Jlocal
St. Mary's University
Mt. Tavis
Tnit
St. Mary's
Adelph Dietzel
Margy’x
Chrego Vast
Peel to join Phillies soon
Cameron Texas February reports Viomer eel a Cameron high graduate plans to leave for Pineyua to join the Philadelphia Nationals spring training. The piece notes other Camels alumni making names in baseball including Ed Kenna BusterQuatham Oscar Eckhardt Lynton Bogges and Chester Spot Falk with trials or positions in major leagues.
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Texas
Viomer Eel
Canerau High
Rebeo
Pinyua
Philadelphia Naconats
Cesson
Willy
Cameron Camels
Camels
Ed Kenna
Washington Senators
Buster Iuatham
Kenras City
Oscar Eckhardt
Detroit Tigers
Lynton Bogges
Dallas Steers
Chester Spot Falk
Interranaust Jeagun
Cochran Stops Japanese Star In Round Robin Title
New York reports Welker Cochran defeats Kinney Mitsuyama in a tense final round, tying for lead with Matsumasa as the round robin matches continue in Washington. Jake Schaeler of Chicago remains close behind with two wins, while Edouard Horemans, Ete Hagen Weber, and Felix Grange also exit the picture after the first week.
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New York
Kinney Mitsuyama
Worl
Nea Beeneherkel
Welker Coch- Fan
Washington
Colistonian'e Victroy
Biw
Matnusama
Jake Schaeler
Chicago
Petbb Pe
Bebaelee
Giree
Edouard Horemens
Tnim
Ete Hagen Weber
Gernd
Felix Grange
Frazee
Man shoots ace on blind hole at Luling course
Tees Feb 12 report Mazur of Hin Antonio scores the first ace on the blind No 8 hole at Luling course. The hole is blind and treacherous, with few players achieving a hole in one since the course opened.
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Bolet Snong
Fea
Mazur
Hin Antonio
Hele St
Auotay
Elebt
Sagar Tn
Deen Meade
Digace
Brackenridge Aims for State Tourney Amid Strong Region Pace
Athletic director Hoy Henderson notes Brackenridge’s basketball program tops state peers with seven state berths in nine years while Main fights to reach San Marcos, and Brackenridge must beat St Mary’s Day to keep its strong state tournament streak alive.
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Hoy B. Henderson
Texas University
Nurmi To Try Sun Baths For Muscle Recovery
The report says Olympic distance runner Paavo Nurmi plans sun baths to speed recovery after a recent intense training block. After a period of band work and tough conditioning he aims to cleanse his system and acceptable to resume training at New York A C field, with permission to use ultraviolet baths through special glass enclosures.
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New Yorkg
A. C. Fiel
Four Survive In Circuit Cup Polo
Four polo teams remain in the Southwestern Circuit Cups top reg iment after two days of hectic play. The survivors advance to quarterfinals to meet Tuesday and Wednesday, with Fort Sam Houston Indiane facing Hon Antonio Shorthorns and Wichita Falls meeting A’e Carpe Training Center. The Airmen, tallying one goal, are in a separate match, while Austin’s Shorthorns impressed with a 19 tally despite opposition’s strong defence.
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Hare Oy
Fort Sam Houston
Wichita Falls
Carpe
Harbord Field
Kellyfield Atonday
Austin
Jack Lapham
San Antonio Shorthorns
Fredericksberg
Teederichnines
van Meer
Mier
Williamy
Cubs Unable to Sign Day Cub Signings Fizzled
Chicago Feb 12 4F 11 A rookie hurler from Gab a Day girdled up for spring joining Cubs camp. Day who won 17 and lost 18 with Omshe returns with signed offer reportedly rejected. President We L. Veek confirms.
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Gaba
Chicago
Cuba
Cotafina Island
Day
Omshe
We L. Veeck
Stagg Opposes New Grid Rules Change
Chicago report notes Amos lonzo Atagy dean of Amporian fate ial cogeney opposes a proposed rule change. He argues the new rule altering when defensive teams claim the ball would not improve the game. He doubts the change will curb unfair play and fears instability for spectators.
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Stagg
Chicago
Ufh
Amos Lonzo Atagy
Amporian
Fateial Cogeney
Rockie Blocks Bell Deal In Chicago Cults Talks
Chicago news reports that Rockie vetoed the proposed trade involving Lester Bell from Boston to the Chicago Cults. Rookie Danny Taylor from Memphis stood out as a key asset, while Boston’s willingness to exchange Poll and cash faced a counter push. Ultimately the Cube declined the deal to retain their promising rookie.
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Chicago
Danny Taylor
Memphis
Nobrash
Lester Bell
Boston
Frestlent W. L. Veeck
Tsylie
The
Cube
Keeton’s Goal Wins for Aggies
College Station Texas Feb 12 with less than four minutes left Keeton sprinted downcourt and scored a clutch two as the Texas Aggies edged Southern Metka 2 points to 1 in a taut stall game. The Aggies led briefly early then trailed late before Keeton’s late heroics.
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Dr International Mews Service
College Station
Texas
Fas
Egall
Ferry Keeton
Briltiant Aggie
Thia Texas Aggie
Southern Metkae
University’s
Mustangs
Aceies
Unclear college basketball results and scores
A cluttered Associated Press recap lists numerous college games with scattered scores and team mentions. Notable entries include Michigan, Washington, Missouri, and Virginia among others, with mixed success and distant references to several conferences and institutions. The fragmentary text mixes player names and partial results, lacking a coherent single-event focus.
Unsuitable Fragment Sparks Blue Law Debate in Harrisburg
A partial fragment reports Mrs Elle C Adame and her husband linked to a state law and order committee in Harrisburg. The text mentions blue law legislation within the province and hints at opposition to golf on Sundays. Content is torn and uncertain but centers on legal restrictions and local leadership.
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Harrisburg
Elle C. Adame
Farhakre Lan
Law and Order Committee
State House of Representatives
Asage
Duluth Seeks Winter Sports in 1432 Olympics
Duluth, Minn, February 12. A formal bid for the winter games of the 1432 Olympics was sent to William Kubel, head of the American Olympic committee, by Tom Creek, chairman of the Duluth Olympic committee. A $45,000 appropriation would face the Minnesota state legislature this winter.
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Man
W. Kublen
New York
Tym Creek
Hreck
Michigan's Defeat Ties Three for Big Ten Lead
Northwestern defeats Michigan 24 to 22 at Evanston to pull into a three way tie for first place in the Big Ten with Michigan and Purdue. Northwestern, led by Bergheim, surged in the final minute to erase a 15 12 halftime deficit and seize the conference race from Michigan and Purdue. The Wildcats moved to four wins, two losses in league play.
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Noleon
Michigan
Sol Pikeonsa
Potten ‘Gymnasium
Evanston
Northwestern
Teo Field
Gona
Rus Bergheim
Tue Walter
Cooter
Mickinen
Michigan Acuse
Aisth Bis
Jogan
Juey
Wie
Secunda
Dergberm
Heidgosse
Big Ten
Ettesk
Flown
Indiana
Rran
Net
Minnesota
Flint
Flernerate Minnewta
Towa
Boston Braves Win Sunday Base Ball Permit Fight
Boston officials approve the Braves Sunday permit after a two month dispute. Emil Fuchs and Charley Adams, Braves leaders, secure council approval despite accusa tions of graft and extortion. Two councilmen defect and the measure passes 20 to 2 in executive session.
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Boston Bragea
Braves
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New York
Emil Fuchs
Charley FL Adams
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Willan G. Tyneh
Buchu
Frederick Fi. Dowling
One GridIron Rule To Be Changed
Davis J. Walsh reports on calls to modify football rules about dead fumbles and the direction of plays. Coaches and committees discuss uniform enforcement, potential advisory rulings, and a plan labeled secret practice to study outcomes. Diskussion centers on rotation and end zones, with implications for players and strategies.
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Davis J. Walsh
LNB
Sporin Falltar
New York
Rog Riegela
Uy Ruy Nizellos
Nmyense
Satard
Eta Vourneen
Kathleen
Anshov
Gil
Nurmi Seeks Longer Races In New York Return
In Philadelphia on February 12 Nurmi was defeated by Nal Corer in the mile race. He plans to travel to New York to attempt longer distances and will compete in the intercollegiate meet. Other entrants include Percy Williams, an 18 year old Canadian sprinter, and runners Bilder, Conger, and Wildermuth in various sprints.
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Nal Cor Er
Mile Rae
New York
Nurmi
Eorantze
Interewtewiate
Athera
Percy Williama
Andpe Tech
Six Day Bike Race Nears End in New York
Six day contest winds down as four riders from the outlaw Ripubrige armory are kept in good standing by the Mar fand Cycling ossoviett. Frank Te Keemer, chairman, announces contracts for Charley ve ti, Sandnset Calle, Bavo Bands, and Wille Grimm to ride in the New York race. Oiler of ky unflaged Sikes shows overtime effort in trials.
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Ripubrige Armory
Mar Fand Cycling Ossoviett
Frank Te Keemer
Cone Tro
Neencios‘ou
Hae Fine Charley Ve
New York
Aeseasg
Tea Gogh
Nore Franitil
Sandnset Calle
Art Bavo
Wille Grimm
Kingbridge Ne
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