San Antonio Athletes Shine On Texas College Teams
San Antonio stars rise in Texas University and Texas A and M squads. Jake Looney and Holly Brock praised for clutch play as Texas upsets Arkansas. Freshmen Rees Cheatham and others join the Texas teams next fall. Gladys Clausewitz trains for Southwestern Conference tennis and headlines in girls athletics.
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San Antonio
Texas University
Texas A. and
M. College
Alamo City
University of Arkansas
Jake” ‘Looney
Texas
Rees
Frank Cheathar
Brackenridge High
Ees
Cheatham
Ralph Hammons
Giftex Wilkinson
Southwestern
Gladys Clausewitz
Aztonio
Simiar
Lloyd Martin
Ictor
Clausewitz
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Maryland
Texas A
Eran
Aggies
Caver
Baseball Trade Gossip and Season Huckster Talk
The column riffs on trades and salaries across the majors including Kelly for Roush and Mack paying Cobb 75 000 a year while Frisch joins the Cardinals and Tris Speaker becomes a Red Sox player. Humorous asides mock manager fever and the drama of opening the season. The piece mentions Babe Ruth and waiver theatrics as well as a score from a track meet.
Texas Relays Bigger and Better at Austin Next March
Plans for the Third Final Texas Relays in Austin on March 25 anticipate a larger field than last year with up to 1000 athletes. Illinois Missouri Ohio University National University of Mexico Iowa Oklahoma Drake Kansas A. and M Notre Dame Haskell Ohio Weslyan Butler and many Texas schools will enter teams. Entry blanks go to colleges March 1 and must reach UT by March 15.
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Austen
Austin
University of Texas Athletic Department
Gose
University of Georgetown
Kington
Illinois
Missouri
University of Ohio
National University of Mexico
Iowa University
Oklahoma University
Drake
University of Kansas
Kansas A
Notre Dame
Haskell
Ohio West Jevan
Butler
Texas
Ware
Macias Hurt In Seguin Boxing Card
Reports from Seguin describe a Friday night boxing card where Ray Macias an alleged middleweight suffered a hard fall through the ropes during a bout with Boboy Jarkeon. Macias landed headfirst and appeared unconscious as referees and officials rushed to assist him.
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Rious
Seguin
I Fort Sam Housennr
Seguin Aimerican
Ray Macias
Boboy Jarkeon
Jefe
Yanks Sign Local Coast Phenom From California
The New York Yankees have signed pitcher Bobby Mews nicknamed Pueh-Driiver after a standout run at Los Angeles high school. Mews, a southpaw, pitched no-hit efforts against semi pro teams in Los Angeles and impressed Coast scout Bill Essick who brought him to the Yankees.
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Los Angeles
Uynar Aiaen Naie
Bobby Mews
New York
Angeles High Vschook
I ‘Iler
Abe
Almada Uate
Los Angele
Fr Burrow
California
Amada
Bill Essick
Yankees
Maloney Bets Big On Delaney Bout
Boston heavyweight contender Maloney offered to wager 20000 against Jack Delaney in a heavyweight elimination bout in New York next Friday night. The bet followed Delaney's manager Pete Reilly stating Delaney would knock out Maloney if the latter did not keep to a cautious first round.
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International News Service
Long Beach
N. J
Maloney
Boston
Jack Delaney
New York
Delaney
Bridgeport
Pete Reilly
Saint Marys Academy Saints win eleventh
Saint Marys Academy Saints defeated the Forty-Second Squadron basketteers of Kelly Field 50 to 17 to stay unbeaten in fifteen starts. High scorer Risingen with 20 led the Saints while Dietzel Lima and Myers contributed. The Forty-Second Squadron were led by Herrington with 11 points.
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Baldesarelli
St Mary's Academy Saints
Kelly Field
Armays
Risingen
Saints
Tigerg
Dietzel
Lima
Myers
Herrington
Shafer and Son
Thes
Sidney Lanier
Academy
St. Mary’s College
Turner Hell
St. Mary's Academy
His Inzer Auc Linn
Fliers Capture Opening Game in Army Y Series
The Sixty-eighth Squadron at Kelly Field defeated the Fifteenth Yield Artillery 31 to 1 in a five game series opener for the Army Y championship. Hughey led with thirteen points for the winners as Rishizh Kepeleys shut down the opponents. Wombes and Meehow assisted, while Brown and Hughey starred for the Sixty-eighth squad in forward positions.
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Kelly Field
Lepgrye
Rishizh Kepeleys
Hope
Comebstek
Hughey
Wombs
Meehow
Anilaway
Brown
Peyrean
Wyle
Coemis
Suheruitites
Curtis
Colting
Coenur
Stuart
Taalqupters Battery
Tnelfara
Forveunde
Qette
Vantor
Hoalloway
Mew Vinms
Goaray
Suheritete
Pia Roferes
Mitelae Tite
Negro Boxer Assumes Names Of Two Famous Fighters
A developing middleweight boxer from Chicago claims to mirror famous black boxers Walcott and Langford in style and voice. He trained in a gym under Porter and recently defeated rival Shuffle Callahan, known as Ralply Baskett, boosting his rising profile.
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Walcott Langford
Don Walcoti
Sam Langford
Langiami
Shuffle Callahan
Chicago
Jungford
Baskett
Maloney Draws Praise Ahead of Delaney Bout in Madison Square Garden
In New York on February 12 Universal News reports Jimmy Maloney of Boston trains under Jimmy DeForrest and shows speed and power in sparring ahead of his Madison Square Garden fight with Mons. Jacques Delaney. Maloney weighs 206 pounds and displays rapid punches and quick movement, with the crowd encouraged to believe Delaney will have his hands full.
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Joseph Gordon
Universal’ Service
New York
Jim Niy Maloney
Boston
Mons
Jacques Delaney
Madison Square Garden
Verily Maloney
Jimmy Maloney
Jimmy DeForrest
DeBorresy
Maloney
Tex McEwan
Philadephia
George Smith
Jimmy Madden
Speed
Maxwell and Dale in Caldwell County Final Champions
SAN MARCOS February 12 Maxwell and Dale high schools will meet at San Marcos Bapt ist academy next Wednesday night for Caldwell county basketball championships. In the county preliminaries Luling beat McMahon 18 to 10 Lyt ton Springs defeated Martindale 24 to 12 Maxwell downed Prairie Lea 1 to 0 Dale byes then beat Lytton Springs 40 to 12 Maxwell defeated Edsling 20 to 17 to reach final.
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San Marcos
Maxwell and
Dale High Schools
San Marcos Baptist Academy
Caldwell County
Luling
McMahon
Lytton Springs
Martindale
Maxwell
Prairie Lea
Dale
Edsling
Carr Seeks New Vault Mark at New York Games
Yale pole vaulter Robin Carr, who set a world mark at the Boston meet, aims to break his record next Monday in the New York Athletic Club games. Yale figures also list Sturdy in the event and Captain Paulson among sprinters and milers with Herger Evans Jacob and Hays.
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Conn
Robin Carr
Yale
New York Athletic Club
George Conners
Paulson
Hun
Cantey Smith
Herger
Evans
Jacob
Hays
Smith
Texas Beaten by SMU in Southwestern Conference Game
In Dallas on February 12 SMU defeated Langhorne’s team 25 to 23 to seize second place in the Southwest Conference standings. The game saw a 13–11 lead vanish early in the second half as the Mustangs rallied to win. Cunningham, previously with the Giants and Braves, was mentioned in a separate Sacramento notes item as purchased by Omaha’s Western league club.
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Stewarts Vexag University Langhorne
Mustangs
Cunningham
Sacramento
Bill Cunningham
Sacramento Senators
The
Omahachi
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Urner-Handball Club
Sventhowsk
Adolph Glesecke
Franz Bergman
Adsipk
Dlan
Gienecke
Phar
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Hoffman
Beach
Schmidt
Busnick
Goldenhagen
Bergmen
Adolph Gleeecke
Podewicz
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Corning
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Osfmann
Thurhick
Pop” Trauter
Breltter
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Jong
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Gam As Igleancke
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Galdenhagen
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Pardee Wile
T'S Agein
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Loe Desie Decorators
Prawad
Tatfret Place
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Trugeiatk
Boo
Proaskeie
AMON
Saventh Plaice
Ernest Temple
Havoline
Howard
Temple
Fred Mayer
Amd Dauxin
Local bowling leagues report weather delays and tight standings
Bowling and ninepin leagues resume after rain with many players signed up for a steel tournaments. Prizes attract top performers Harry Symons posts prizes while Chief Johnston adds a special for breaking most clubs. Team standings remain close as players like Giesecke Bergman Nixon and Temple post high series and averages across Grand Alleys and Losoya venues.
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Iles Hag
Harry Symons
Chief Johnston
Harry Symone
Alamo Heights Crowned County Champion in Grammar School Finals
Alamo Heights high school team defeated Hot Wells 85 26 24 in a county grammar school tournament final. Earlier round results show Alamo Heights beating Harlandale 31 13 while Los Angeles Heights and Hot Wells advanced to the finals. Officials included Dick Brewer Red Irvine Jimmy Miller Jimmy Dugger and Bob Yates with A W Suman in charge.
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Aiis
Hot Wells High
Hot Wells
Sayers
Alamo Heights
Harlandale
Morrill Ward
Ins
Angeles Heights
San Jose Ward School
San Antonio
Edgewood
Os Angeles
Morrill
Dick Brewer
Red Irvine
Jimmy Miller
Jimmy Dugger
Bob Yates
Women Golf World Faces Potential Breakaway Movement
Reports from New York in February outline a brewing revolt among women golfers. Mary Browne’s pro status sparks demand for an independent women’s association to govern conduct and national championships, possibly sidelining the existing men’s body.
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Mary
Jo Hollins
Ndies
Miss Browne
Villian
Eles
Indies
Haines Eyes Return to Redpins as Herrmann Trade Hope
Phillipsburg Ohio reports Jess Haines, garage proprietor and St Louis National League figure, backs Garry Herrmann to buy him from Sam Brewdon. He longs to stay near home and possibly play for the Reds, amid talk of a deal involving Haines, Pipp, and Lang. Haines earned $7500 last year with a current $8000 salary, while asking $12,500.
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International News Service
Phillipsburg
Ohio
Jess Haines
St. Louis
Garry Herrmann
Sam Brewdon
Redlegs
Rhineland
Haines
Cardinals
Pipp
Langue
Reds
Baines
Peepert
George Young Heads to Chicago to Discuss Business
George Young, Catalina channel swim winner, travels from San Francisco to Chicago to meet William Wrigley who financed his $25,000 purse. His mother stays in San Francisco with the wife of manager Henry O’Byrne. He will visit Toronto before returning and Mrs Young awaits his return. The talk is described simply as business.
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San Francisco
George Young
Chicago
William Wrigley
Young
Henry O'Byrne
Toronto
Young Proberly
Seppala Victor wins second annual long ski race in New England
Leonard Seppala, famed for delivering the serum to Nome, wins the 44 1/2 mile North Conway to WOLIBORO point-to-point ski race in 3:95:50. Emily Goddard places second, Francois Dupuis third with a dog on the sled as spectators note the field's mix of teams and standings.
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Woliboro
N.el
Leonard Seppala
Nome
North Conway
Emily Goddard
Francois Dupuis
Symons Eyes Commercial Golf League Expansion
Harry Symons proposes forming a commercial golf league after the tennis league success. Seven teams have been secured including Stowers Furniture, Bell Telephone, Eve News, Antonio Public Service, Frost National Bank, Guarantee Shoe, and San Antonio Light. Each team will have eight members with play starting once membership is complete.
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Harry Symons
Harry
Lata
Nounces
Stowers Furniture Company
San Antonio Light
Jack Nolen
Bell Telephone Company
Bill Kumpf
Eve News
W. BR. Beaumier
Antonio Public Service Company
A. R. Chamberlain
Frost, National Bank
J.D. Falk
Guarantee Shoe Company
Bauch
Symons
Yank and English Jockeys No Longer Rule French Turf
American and English jockeys are losing supremacy on the French turf. Leaders include Frank O Neill Matt MacGee Milton Henry for Americans and George Belthouse Joe Childs Bunny Carslake for England. MacGee and Jenninga lead Anglo Saxon riders in France, ranking third and fifth in 1926 wins. England rugby beats Ireland 6 to 3 after half time surge at Tickatham.
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Frank O'Neill
Matt MacGee
Milton Henry
George Belthouse
Joe Childs
Bunny Carslake
France
Jenninga
England
MacGee
Sheepshead Bay
Peter, the Great
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