Campbell Aims 208 MPH On Florida Beach Test Run
Edward Neil reports from Jacksonville on Sir Malcolm Campbell driving Bluebird on the Daytona Beach sands to set a new record. Expert T Warren Baker believes Campbell can reach around 208 miles per hour given a good beach and favorable tides.
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Neil Jacksonville
Fia
Sittalcalm Campbell
T. Warren Baker
Iit
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Daytona Beach
Ctuel
Amerian Automobile Association
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Odis Porter
Luis
Frank Lockhart
Lee Bile
Ray Keech
Altoona
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FERA
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Buk
Laproye
Santa Anita Debuts Equinnice In San Diego Handicap
Racing notes from Los Angeles report Equinnice poised for Santa Anita debut in the San Diego Handicap at one mile, with 128 pounds carried and jockey Soung Woreman. The field includes Tod Clark Sweeping Light Mad Friemp Suie son Frank Ormont B sgos World Series and others. trainer connections feature C. V. Whitney and Wheatley.
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Arcadia
Ganf
Fek
Santa Anita
San Diego
C. V. Whitney Star
Fen Oy
Soung
Poise
Falteno
Mr. Khayyam
Fleam
Belmont Park
Equinnice
Svals
Tod Clark
Sweeping Light
Mad Friemp
Suieson
Frank Ormont
Bisgos
Lincoln kin in Confederate ranks and deaths during Civil War
News brief notes Mrs. Lincoln’s Confederate kin including George, Samuel, David, and Alexander Todd who fought for the Confederacy. Mentions Sam Todd dying at Shiloh, Bayld Todd wounded at Wickaborg, Alexander Todd killed at Baton Rouge, and Geneval Ben Melm at Chickamauga. Mrs. Beim moved to the White House after Lincoln’s death, while Mrs. Eincain’s southern links stirred northern hostility.
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Lincoln
North
George
Samuel
David
Alexander Todd
Helm
S ¥Bite
Dawson
Herr
Sam Todd
Shiloh
Bayld Todd
Batte of Wickaborg
Baton
Jackets Meet J C Saturday In Delayed City Game
The league leading StAnthony s Jackete tab a clash with the San Antonio Junior quintet was moved from Wednesday to Saturday night at St Anthony s gym with a 6 o clock start Also facing Magnolia Mobileflers on Sacket Court Corsicana Texas Feb 12 INS The third annual Coastgang Country club invitation tournament June 4 19th will feature over 104 top Texas links men in the field according to W G Lang chairman
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St. Anthony's
San Antonio
Harold Reuters
Anthony
Dassets
Magnolia Mobileflers
Sacket Court
Corsicana
Texas
W. 4. Lang
Hot Wells Moves To Third In Bexar League
Hot Wells beats South San Antonio 29 to 23 on the Gerno Nermeyle court to pull even with South San Antonio for third place in the Bexar County Basketball League. Harlandale and Alamo Heights lead, Somerset trails. Floyd and McCarver each scored 10 for Hot Wells, Grimes 9, Dickey read South San Antonio.
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Bexar County
South San Antonio
Hot Welin
South Ban Antonio
Harlandale
Alamo Heights Reahead
Somerset
Floyd
McCarver
Hot Wells
Grimes
Dickey
San Antonio
Alf
Spanish American Meets to Decide City Championship
The E and P S in the American Basketball League have called a meeting at 73 W Commerce Street at 7 30 on Wednesday night to plan the city championship series.
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E&ps
Itague
Commerce Street
Asseissure
Yanks Eye Outfielder Big Deal Hints Possible Trade
The article discusses the New York Yankees needing an outfielder and signals interest in a major trade. It cites Col. Jake Ruppert’s wealth as leverage and mentions potential targets like Roy Johnson and players from the Red Sox, Athletics, and Tigers.
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Ohinson
Walker
Trapman
Airtfield
Tennant Aspiratioss
Yankees
Ness
Dollars
Dicker
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Tigers
Free for all at cage game shocks Columbia Penn clash
In New York on February 13, a brawl erupted when Columbia beat Pennsylvania 30 to 29 in an Intercollegiate League game. About 100 spectators rushed the floor, punches flew, and players from both teams fought before order was restored by college officials and football figures.
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New York
University Hall Gyminashima
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Kenneth Hashagan
Pench
Ten Crowley
Dave Wrich
Lou Jourdet
Penn
Ineligible Rattlers Shuffle Tess San Marcos Tourney
San Marcos High School Rattlers drop three players Deibert Gibson Sol Hall and Leonard McCarty transfer students from Dripping Springs after being ruled ineligible for not attending the nearest accredited school. They must play Buda and Kyle again before the final Saturday night game in the Hays county tournament. Coach Jack Sledge of Kyte protested the ruling.
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San Marcos
San Marcos High School Rattlers
Buda
Kyle
Deibert Gibson
Sol Hall
Leonard McCarty
Dripping Spings
Thun San Marcos
Jack Sledge
Kyte
Nations decide European qualifying for Davis Cup
London February 15 Twenty nations voted to formalize European zone qualifying for the Davis Cup beginning next year after a correspondence ballot the Davis Cup committee announced. Seven nations preferred to retain the existing system. A bid to make the competition biennial failed with 19 negative votes to 12 in favor. The decision came from the Davis Cup council meeting held last year.
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London
Garden seeks removal of Brown from New York athletic commission
New York February 19 James J Johnston matchmaker at Madison Square Garden threatened to ask the state legislature to oust Bill Brown from the New York state athletic commission Johnson in a boxing den opening denny moment added that Brown had cost the Garden commission one hundred thousand nine in the past eight months by refusing to range Won certain proposed matches
Gehrig Homecoming Sees Pay Rise Looming
Lou Gehrig returns from his world tour to a home welcome and a likely pay raise. His Yang Kee contract guarantees more income than ever before, with talks expected to set a figure near thirty thousand dollars per year. Gehrig led the Yankees last season in batting, homers, and runs, and his presence is viewed as essential to a strong championship push.
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Lou Gelig
Egbert Barrow
Yang Kee
Lou
Ed Barrow
Cafeperen
Orient
Gehrig
Firetsacker
Yankees
Amerlean League
Baseball holdouts threaten Cubs training start
Wrigley warned six Cubs holdouts may be disciplined if contract talks fail before training begins. Outfielders Chuck Klamm and Frank Demaree, infielders Billy Herman and Woody English, pitchers Hal Leib and Lang Franch, and right-hander Harry Matuzia face suspension for not signing. Other notes mention trades, signings, and a milkshake mixer gift for Dizzy Dean.
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Pasific Coast
PE. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Chuck Klam
Prank 1 Demaree
Billy Herman
Woody English
Ghd
Hal Lte
Lang Franch
Edinburg High to Move to Class A Football
Edinburg High in Texas announces a switch to Class A football under the Texas Interscholastic League rules. The change follows enrollment reaching about 300 students, moving from Class B after years in the lower tier. Coach Jess Smith begins his third season with the Wildcats facing revised competition.
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Edinburg
Texas
Bobrats
Tie Roberts
Jesf Smith
Learly
Firpo Arrested in Argentina on Land Sale Irregularities
Luis Angel Firpo, the famed "Wild Bull of the Pampas," was arrested in Buenos Aires after a land sale irregularity in Cordoba province. He is described as suffering from a complication of hepatitis and other ailments and was served with a hospital warrant.
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Buenos Aires
Luis Angel Firpo
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Corduba
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Sports Mirror recap of historic bouts and Olympic timing
The wire notes a year ago Steve Hamas outboxed Max Schmeling over ten rounds in Philadelphia as $46.4 Howse. Three years back the United States won the winter Olympic team title with Norway second and Canada third. Five years ago Roy Riegel faced controversy after the Rose Bowl incident and later coached at the University of California.
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Associated Press
Steve Hamas
Max Schmeling
Palladelpha
Howse
United States
Norway
Canada
Fie
Roy Riegel
Ieza
Elawed
University of Callorula
Fighters Delay Boxing Card At Walkathon Arena
Fighters Cox and Mexico postponing their Tuesday bout amid leaks and roof problems at Walkathon arena. Promoter Cunningham fears a weather delay. shows moved to later night if conditions improve. Cox and Mexico remain confident despite venue issues and rain-related delays.
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Walkathon
Fa yiToposal
Silmathon
Franicis Cunningham
Sint
San Fedro
Cox
Mexico
Mangin Retains Helgar Casino Tennis Cup in Straight Sets
Gregory Mangin of Newark defeated his former doubles partner Berkeley Bell in straight sets 6-4 6-2 11-9 to take permanent possession of the Helgar Casino tennis challenge bowl. It was Mangin’s third straight victory, while Bell and Mangin lost the doubles match to Sidney B. Wood and Dr. Sages McGaultis 2-6 6-3 4-6 6-2 8-4.
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New York
Berkeley Bell
Gregory Mangin
New
Ark
Helgar Casino
Transient Goalers Rally To Beat Creamery At Kelly Field
The Transient Bureau Golo Serves earned a 32-27 victory over Knowlton Creamery at Kelly Field. They trailed 20-10 at halftime but dominated the last half, closing the third period 27-21 and finishing with a 12 point lead as Jim Reed led with 12 points.
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Transient Bureau
Golo Serves
Knowlton Cream?eries
Kelly Field
Knowltons
Empire
Sted
Jim Reed
Randle of Dallas Wins Shoot Honors
Dallas shooter Thuman Randle won national and Southeastern mid winter small bore championships at the last annual national mid winter shoot. He posted an aggregate 1677 in national competition and 986 in the Southeastern event. Also noted are results from Nassau Bahamas where Mrs Bea Gottlieb Martell won medal honors for New Yorker in the first British Colonial Women's Golf? Match play, with Eva Stacy and Estelle Drennan among the top qualifiers.
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Dallas
Petersburg
Thuman Randle
Texas
Nassau
N. P
Bahamas
Foo
Bea Gottlieb Martell
Eva Stacy
Oklahoma City
Estelle Drennan
Tulsa
Okla
Winter sport team chosen for 1936 Olympics
Heb. 13 Bag Fiske leads United States bobsled squad for the 1936 Games in Germany. Due to European engagements, Fiske could not compete in tryouts, but was selected on past performance to head the team. other members include Donna Fox, Guy and Ivan Brown, Gilbert Colgate, Richard Lawrence, J. Hubert Stevens, and several more. At Lake Placid trials, the Ski team selections progressed with Otlar Satre topping the ski jump, while the Satre brothers and others showed strong cross country form for the road to Germany.
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Bag Fiske
Demon
Plat
Uncle Bam
America
Germany
Fiske
United States
Garrolsch
Partenkohen
Donna Fox
New York
Guy
Ivan Brown
Keene Valley
Gilbert Colgate
Richard Lawrence
White Plains
J. Hubert
Curtis Stevens
James Bickford
Robert P. Marti
Crawford
Merkle
J. Shene
Francis Tyler
T. Hugh Varho
A.M. Wasiikond
Krene Valley
Max T. Bly
Lake George
Placid
Fire Sale
Norway
Salisbury
Conn
Otlar Satre
Magnus
Olsi Gle
Parish Baseball League Holds Special Meeting
Old members of the Catholic Parish Baseball league will meet next Monday night in Jacobs' office to discuss ongoing league matters and potential changes. The gathering aims to organize the parish sporting activities and address future scheduling.
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Bastball League
Jacobs
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Westminster Kennel Club Show Debates Dog Quality
New York February 13. Westminster Kennel Club show panels debate whether dogs are improving as experts say most breeds meet standard more often today. Freeman Lloyd argues dogs are getting better while critics cite changes in collie conformation and the evolving sport. The competition features top dogs across six divisions vying for best in show.
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Westminster Kennel Club
Freeman Lloyd
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Collies
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Coffman Promises Grand Wrestling Card at Walkathon
Promoter Coffman boasts a top wrestling bill led by Paul Jones vs Marvin Westenberg in a best two of three. Other bouts feature Ralph Hammonds vs John Marrs and Beatie final rounds. Coffman predicts a record crowd and heavy advance sales as he previews the San Antonio event at Walkathon arena with F. E. Nichols attending opening night.
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Paul Jones
Hoskin
Marvin Westgenberg
Seattle
We. A
Pat Teilly
Bealeva
Paul m Murdock
Mr. Coftman
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CoriMsn
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Representative Jefferson's Bill Aims to Split Boxing and Wrestling Oversight
In Austin on February 19, Representative Pat Jefferson of San Antonio seeks a favorable House Affairs Committee report on his bill to separate boxing and wrestling regulation from the state labor committee. The measure would reassign oversight to a new panel, reshaping how combat sports are governed.
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Rassling
Austin
Pat Jefferson
San Antonio
House Site Affaire Committee
Tit
Wrestling Results From Dallimere-Jim Meet
The event featured Landus defeating Shikat 51 50 with Dusek of Amana beating Mayes McLain of Nebraska. Abe Citemen of Chicago and John Swehst of Boston split results, while Lutre of California defeated Vanka of Newark. Bisigliane of Town and Kew Kidy Duark posted scores, and Blackstock of Alabama was forced to retire after 40 minutes. Wagner and Kirchmayer wrestled to a draw in a long match.
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Jim Landus
Dirk Shikat
Braie Dusek
Amana
Mayes McLain
Nebraska
Abe Citemen
Chicago
Korew John Swehst
Boston
Athany
Nick Lutre
California
Hirew Vanka ‘Sleani Bt
Wuasta
Newark
N. J
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Town
Kew Kidy Duark
Ontshaaa
Wert Pant Jones
Houston
Marshall Blackstock
Alabams
Blackstock
Bob Wagner
Rolfenil Kirchmayer
Hone
Marble Valley Falls Mustangs Rally Past Bers Pon
The Agate Falls Mustangs defeated Berspon 4 to 1 as Marble Valley rally limited Berspon’s offense. Key players include Benticky Murray and Luthewite with notable scoring contributions. The game showcased strong defense by Agate Falls and a decisive late push to secure the win.
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Agate Falls Mustangs
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