Bush Era Shadows Chicago White Sox Spring Outlook
Henry P. Edwards reports on the Chicago White Sox approaching spring training in San Antonio. Donie Bush is eyed as manager with Ted Lyons, Red Faber, and Dutch Henry anchoring the pitching staff. The roster bulks with Jim McKain, Ed Webb Jr, and a mix of infielders and outfielders while minor league talent and potential acquisitions shape the season outlook.
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Girls set two basketball records in city league clash
In a high scoring city league night at Woodlawn Lake the Aces led by Bill Hill trimmed Harbera Sports 41 to 18 while Richards and L Wendland of the Michtel Cookies limited the Hawkalts to just over one point as their teammates scored. Wendland poured in 18 in the first half and 24 overall as the Aces wore green uniforms with cloth playing cards on the trousers.
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Dozen in First Sox Squad Dozen in First Sox Squad
CHICAGO February 13 UP An even dozen will comprise the White Sox squad for the southward trip to start Saturday. The group includes Cairhar Cris Crows and pitchers Bob Welland EA Waleh Jr Gerald Byrne Harald and Har wood MrHaln plus manager Bush coach Barney Kully trainer Willem Buchner secretary Harry Geablper and traveling secretary Lou Barbour. The rest will go directly from home to San Antonio Texas for the 2030 championship campaign under Donte Bush.
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Tyannslvania coaches to not return in next year
Lexington Feb 18. Athletic affairs at Tyannslvania college west of the Alleghenies are in a muddled state as the present football and basketball coaches will not be back next year. President Dr Elmer G Campbell confirmed that athletic director James A Blom and basketball coach D A Webb will not be offered new contracts amid internal friction and coach incompatibility.
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Buttons Win Over Tivy Hi In Kerrville Court Showdown
St Marys Buttons edged the Tivy High goalers 23-21 on Camp Norawsle court after a tight formation. Lineups feature St Marys with Wigh Peehe Johnson and McCloskey, while Kerrville’s Tisy and Rees led the visitors. a return game is set in Kerrville next Wednesday.
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Ump Couchman Proves Light's O. K. at Traps
Umpire Couchman shows readiness for Texas league posting after a midweek trap shoot at San Antonio Gund grounds. John J. Lury led with 88 of 100, while Couchman hit 82, and several shooters, including Adame and Haber, posted solid scores. Upcoming events include Sunday skeet and trap activities at Expedition grounds and Elmon Latin trepe.
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Albanian head motions in Believe It or Not cartoons
A reader letter notes cultural quirks from Albania, claiming locals use nods for yes and rapid head shakes for no. The writer invites Mr. Ripley to respond, offering a stamped addressed envelope for questions about the cartoons.
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Lanier Twain Divide Games in Junior High Clash
Lanier holds lead in junior high basketball as Twain maintains first place in the league clash. Twain’s Nemo En rera scores 10. Lanier’s Claws C five total 27 points to Twain’s 44. Team rosters include Kayley Young Ki Curay Hill Daniel Her Rodriguez Gutierrez Turnbull and more.
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Westminster winners honor top dog in grand show
New York reports Vend vies Calling ot Blarney the top dog at Westminster, as 1,090 spectators watched the show. Pen, a Beagle, wowed judges with a wagging tail and calm pose in the ring to claim grand champion amid a field of nearly 3,000 dogs. Lola the German Shepherd earned a strong career-best ovation while Dan the terrier attracted light. Lola’s trainer George Hitapan showcased a new style of shepherd training. There were female winners in several classes recognizing Pen’s prominence.
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Debaets and Heckman Lead Six Day Bike Race
In Chicago on February 13, Gerald Debaets of Belgium and Tony Heckman of New Jersey led the six day bicycle race early, fending off rivals as new leaders emerged. The report also mentions crowd reactions and unrelated notes about dog breeding and a demonstration of a companion dog named Lola, highlighting public misperceptions and training issues.
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Post League Basketball Battles End In Narrow Ninth Infantry Victory
The Twenty-third Infantry edged the Fifteenth Field in a tight 1 17 to 1 14 contest as slow play and tough defense marked Wednesday’s league games. Ninth Infantry rallied late, overcoming early deficits with a four point surge and steady free throws to claim the win and keep hope alive for a potential title showdown with the Medicos.
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Polo Tourney Near Final Struggle
The first semi final match of the polo tourney is set for Thursday at 3 PM at Brackenridge Park. Rathbow a of San Angelo will face Abilene for a finale berth, while Friday at 5 PM on Harbord field Air Corps will meet Fredericksburg. The Rainbows, after a 10 to 0 win over the Concho Kids, are favored to beat Abilene, with the Air Corps favored against Fredericksburg.
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Luling Golfers Prepare for Semiannual Affination Tourney
Local golfers in Luling, Feb 13, gear up for a semiannual test to pick a four player team for the South Texan Golf negotiation spring event. The Kenedy venue is set for April 21. Club work advances with sand traps replaced by well drained grass greens.
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Fort Clark Outlaws Handle Camp Wood 20 to 0
Fort Clark Outlaws won 20 to 0 over Camp Wood in their initial game. Also a practice game saw Tint Cavalry Wampue Cato defeat Troop B by 3 to 7 with Fort Clark players Allen McDuffle and Northeatt contributing as forwards.
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