Rain Delays Tennis Tournament Progress
The sail-winter tennis event at the Mar Antoni Sad dig club courts on Say Tydec avenue faced rain delays Sunday afternoon. Marshall Cr. Thi. director reported the weather disrupted play, with matches rescheduled for Sunday and Sunday night to reach Herwada in time for another round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Antoni
Say Tydec Avenue
Eels
Sedena
Uy Marshall Cr
Tovenes
Matehes Kiran Weednoritas
Hell
Boral
Saddle Club
Angie
Slifford Sutter
Verkyley Bell
Herwada
Hockey contest highlights city play in rough action
Report describes a tense game with Piack Colting and Colina among players for ACE HOCKEY. The match at Han Tero Iceland features late goals and frantic defense as spectators note strong efforts by Wart and others. Officials and dates await confirmation for upcoming proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Han
Iceland
Isles
Reg Minnies
Auasere
Aenean
Aelensey
Aarner Calies
Desrteoe
Car
Tuudewe
Frevtom
Relyer Americalr
Moe Smith
Mam Emer
Davis
Lutze Wins Bout With Airplane Spin In Unclear Match
Lutze of California defeats Wykoff of St. Tavis in a 370 mat bout last night with two Ming moves and an airplane whirl. The winner achieved victory in a short time, with unclear details due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangs Wykoff
Borton
Lutze
California
Wokoff
St. Tavis
Hird
Theis Siluled
Wirral
Ubible
Contin
Ming
Pendley Calling Again Judged Best Dog in U.S.
Pendley Calling of Blaeney wins the grand championship at Westminster Kennel Club trial, defeating top contenders including Blue Dan and other terriers. The event, held in New York, draws a large crowd as judges select Pon from a field of American and English breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendley Calling
U.S
New York
Warney
Shania
America
Westminster
Pion-Hiyy
John G. Bates
Morristown
New Jersey
Bales
Caligue
Lorena
Eheiel
Amusle
Dy. A. A. Mitten
Philadelphia
Everrbods
England
Tyler Morse
Jude
Blue Dan
Pondley
Blue Pan
Lance
Charleston
Girls League Title Hinges On Feb Two Showdown
The Ke Barbera Sports and Weller Luiter-Krusts seek a steady path toward the championship with a Feb 2 clash at Woodlawn Lake Gym that will decide the title as Hinl Sports posted a 72 12 victory over Saint Lutherans while the Thuuer-Krusts dominated the State Hospital Nurses 43 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke Barbera Sports
Weller Luiter-Krusts
Sta¢Y
Woodlawn Lake Gym
Hinl Sports
John Lutherans
Richter
Dar
Dunne Ait Iivenback
McBee and Tharpland
St. Will
Terrell
Clark
Forward Us
Vehlers
Reinhard Ami
Euerds
Hurkhardts
Sehulize
Gels
Hi Burkhardt
Schulte
Funderburit
Lutherans
Nickel
E. Sehultze
Kehimmi
Wererman
Tarisling
Myers
Rueppel
Park Tennis Courts to Get New Topping
Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiala announced improvements for Park Antonio net ters courts to be resurfaced in Hrack sgridze and Lindbergh parks and at Woodlawn Lake. A contract for the work will be awarded to Colzlazier a five year project.
Kilnoc Blues Rally Past DeMatays And Boerne
The Kilnoc Blues extended their win streak by defeating DeMatays 21 to 20 and Boerne 21 to 20 on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Hasse led with 49 points against Boerne while Mercia added 12 for Kilnoc. Hillock and Marlin each scored eigh points in the Wednesday eight frae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiln Blues
DeMatays
Boerne
Hillock
Marlin
Eigh Tisints
White G. Cox
BeMolwrs
Hasse
Mercia
Blues
Sid
F. Loidle
Sooners
Bilnoe
Weaton
Mikes
Brotherhood of Mailwas Clerks
Kilner Dicey
Kretzer
Marrin
Scllock
Hoerre—R
Leidte
Wendler
Reinhard
Schecter
Taille
Guarde
Uta — Kilness
Sounen
Beerne
Jaungdun
Bremer
Highlanders Defeat Crestholme Quintet In Narrow Victory
Highlanders surge in the second half to topple Crestholme with a late rally. Seeiine Wheir highlights the burst as Cayton delivers 12 points and forward shots key the return. Next, Highlanders travel to Vale for a Saturday night meet against Second Medicus at Peet Sam Meuatin, with Franks nung and Lashbrigk also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeiine
Ares
Tewich
Foward
Highlawders
Vale
Saturtar
Sam Meuatin
Franks Nung
Rent Ami Lashbrigk
Crate Dreher Kunss
Val
Geant Wren
Afi
Ads
Bobcats and Denton Clash Saturday in Conference Play
A fragmentary note indicates the Bobcats host Denton in a key conference clash on Saturday. The snippet mentions Teabeaty and Fenton’s recent form and hints at home-court advantage and potential game momentum for the Bobcats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcats
Denton
Southrlhora Calteze Hobcats
Muithon
Hams
Celle
Aradery
Rot Fenton
Ietiaien Hatieday
Botte
Cantern Aces
Venhete
Acre
Campbell departs to escape crowds amid New York chase
In New York Keb 13 reports that Captain Milcalm Campbell racing driver fled the crowd and cameras after admitting a mishap on a race. He bailed for England amid reporters and cameramen pursuing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
New York
Milcalm Campbell
Fengland Lelog
Hill League Honors Prexy at Fredericksburg Meeting
Bob Bennell of Koreville was unanimously named honorary president of the WIN Country baseball league after declining the presidency for a term. Frederickburg hosts about 60 delegates as Mason was elected president and Reuben Jordan was reelected secretary treasurer. A proposed rule limits nonresident players and a sixth team may join, with Junction a likely candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Bob Bennell
Mason
Z. O. Adler
Rotrne
Reuben Jordan
Predericksture
League
Wn Vngerg
Ano
Berrville
Contfort
Boerne
Junction
I. M. Hawking
Marvin Turner
Austin
W. U W
Unclear Basketball Scores From Various Colleges
Fragmented OCR shows scattered basketball scores and team mentions including Manhattan, Ualtmore, Carnegie, American, Wichita, St. Tals, Arkansas City Jr. College, East Central, Southeastern Teachers, and Tarleton among others, with references to Oklahoma and Texas colleges and unclear placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Ualtmore
Canton
West Virginia
Western State
Toyota
Chicago
Pittshur
Carnegie
American
Libert
William Jerwell Sporin
Kan
Wichita
As City
St. Tals
Arkansas City Jr. College
Hondo Cagers to Face Clerks in Woodlawn Court War
Hondo cagers meet clerks in a Woodlawn Lake court clash slated for Saturday. Teams include San Antonio independent champions and local schools with lineup notes featuring Charlie Barnhaughton Louis Steamer and Ted Juraschek among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelonite
Dad Panversint Hondo
Lexus
Independent 4
F Inar Bluey
St Baul
Central UN Vliss
Vrospect HI Baptists of
San Alonso
Lota Ligh School
Mand Ke Ural
Lucie
Lratherhood
Mailwaye
San Antonio
Woodlawn -Iake Court
Arthur and
Amos ‘Crinkle
Tommy’ Veach
Matthew Smith
Herman Charibter
A. D. Cross
Fie House B
AR. C
St. Mary
Lawn for Tilden and Kozeluh
NEW YORK February 18 William F Wilden and Harold Kore the tennis professionals will play at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night or in court 00 foot in aso feek which will resemble a fine dur lava The playing surface is made of heavy canvas painted green Tilden and Kozeluh will use the same quick during the series of matches they will play in cities of the United States They will play best one of many matches to decide the world’s supremacy between them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fel
William F. Wilden
Harel. Kore
Madison Square Garden
Aso Feek
Geen
Don George Wins Florida Match In Two Falls
In Patershing Florida Don George, the claimant to the world heavyweight wrestling championship, defeated Domin guez in two straight falls to claim the victory on a recent night. The bout featured Don George’s decisive performance with Barbosa style offense and strong pin attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don George
Florida
Patershing
Fla
Fil
Dominguez
Princeton and Harvard Pass Toward Return of Athletics
New York Herald Tribune reports that Princeton chairman Charlie W Kennedy and Harvard athletics director William J Dinham met secretly in the first official conference to resume athletic relations between the two colleges. Although details are scarce, reliable sources say they reached a definite understanding to meet again this spring. Potentially they may play baseball track and perhaps hockey this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald-Tribune
Princeton Board of ‘Statetie, Control
William J. Dingham
Starvard
Liets
Seratd-Tribune
Harvard
Princeston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Progres
Stitl
Waewhal
K. West
Madison
Ce Thn
Massashusar
Gunar Fon Tollergarten
Walout Till
Porn Teards
Lexington
Koni
the Radiant
Ton Nore
Washington
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Marcil Lalanda
Sidney Franklin
Ralph Hammond
George Godfrey
Ricardo Rosel
Kan Antonio
Jeaves Varedo
Alspperlat Gor
Otder
Navarro Street
Houston
Medina Streets
Croelett
Highlanders
Crestholme Quintet
Hill League
PREXY
Iews Shop
Stylepark Hat
Stetsons
Pic
Okla
al AB
Southwestern Northwestern
Devon
North ‘Texag
Lle A
Tarleton Ak
Tilden
and. Kozeluh
Princeton
Houston and
Losvy
Streuber
Mer JAS_ I. WILSON
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!