Brackenridge-Jefferson City Series Sparks Gossip
In the city high school basketball duel Brackenridge center Jimmy Voss and Jefferson star Dietzel stir chatter as fans anticipate a rematch in Jefferson gym. The column mixes team hype, prankish banter, and local sports gossip, noting Dietzel’s scoring edge and Voss’s bid for revenge amid season-wide chatter.
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Brackenridge
Dick” Dietzel
Jefferson
Voss
Shane
Bratkenridge-Jefferson
Dietzel
Jefferson Gym
Lozada Dominates Calamari In Christmas Showdown
Cecilio Lozada, a long-armed southpaw, defeated Roy Calamari in a decisive bout at Elks Tuesday Night. Chito Gonzales defeated Kid Leva in eight rounds, Jimmy LaCoume beat Kid Williams, Cubanito outpointed Babe Sanchez, and Mike Delgado drew with A Joe in a lively boxing program.
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Cecilio Lozada
Roy Calamari
Chato Gonzales
Kid ‘Leva
Jimmy LaCoume
Wid Williams
Cubanito
Bebe Sanchex
Mike Deleada
Joe
Doc Shaw
Wil Dollei
Elks
Roy
Cecio
Hers Brannon
Calamari
Loveda
Cilusari
Lozada
Gene Heman
Tattie
Lossda
Kid Leva
Chito Gonzales
Leva
Leve
Chate
Mr. Leva
Bre
LA Coume
Jimmy la Coume
Une
Kid Wilms
Fimmy
Willams
Jimy
le Coume
Lke
Verdieri
Babe Sanchez
Laz Fang
Mise Delgado
al Lopes
Whizzer
Jair
Tulsa Race Bid Faces Board Action After Early Season
Tulsa officials weigh futures of the local baseball club as directors meet to decide next steps. Unclear text limits details. sources indicate potential moves affecting team plans and league status in February.
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Tulsa
Ova
Tisa Laseballers
Tulsa It Corporation
Sellout for Track Classic Saturday in New York
Officials announced a sellout for the New York Track Classic this Saturday. Glenn Cunningham Billy Thorson and Gene Veneke are slated to compete in the Baxter mile, with $900 in general admission gear sold after reserved allotments exhausted. The meet, in its 67th year, has never before faced a full house in fall weather.
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New York
Schuast Iy
Glenn Cunningham
Billy ‘Thorson
Gene Veneke
New Yorks
Bowlers from the Fiks clan visit New Braunfels Sunday
A team of star pin-topplers from the Fiks clan led by Charlie Heleck will bowl the Eiband and Fischer Grovera at the New Braunfels Social alleys starting 2 30 Sunday afternoon. Local players listed include Heleck Smeitz Maurer Weyel Herbert Wegel Ha Krohn Martin Payne Udo Hearman William Miarmer Herbert Wolff Jake Gang and Chester Saenger.
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Martin Payne
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Herbert Wolff
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Chester Saenger
Hamas Beats German Star in Philadelphia Clash
A 16,000 crowd watched Hamas, a 26 year old Pascale New Jersey native and former Penn State fullback, extend his lightweight claim by dominating Schmeling in a battle that highlighted courage and ring control. Promoter promised a April bout with Steve Hamas and Max Schmeling’s conqueror Art Lasky looms as a future test. Miller, LA pride, looms as next challenger in a ten round bout set for Tuesday night in Los Angeles.
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Roche Sparks Rassling In Main Bout At Walkathon
Dorve Roche of Kin caid faces Al Sparks of Denver in the feature wrestling event at Walkathon arena in a best two of three falls match with a 45 minute time limit. Ed Helwig from Toiti Calle appears in a semi final against Dobie Osborne of Fort Worth. Paul Murdock of Waxahachie battles Nick Elitch of Syracuse in a one fall 30 minute match. Ticket prices range 25 to 89 cents with 1000 seats at 35 cents. ringside admission to 45 and 89 cents.
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al Sparks
Denver
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Calle
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Fort Worth
Paul Murdock
Waxapachie
Nick Elitch
Syracuse
N.Y
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Darve Roche
Sparks
Walkathon Arena
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Bannenberg
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Billy Edwards
Dallas
Helwig
Doble Osborne
Cowtown
Nick Pritch
Blitch
Boston
New York Gardens
Preliss
Waxahachie
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Army League Fire Randolph Field Ramblers Hold Lead
The Randolph Field Ramblers remain undefeated after a 44 23 win over Staff Tecops at Fort Sam Houston. Led by Vernon Christin and Joe Woods with 16 and 10 points, the Ramblers pulled away in the second period as Army basketball teams prepare for future games at Ford Bates Houston and Kingaville.
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Coast League Club Seeks Jack Quinn
Coast League has offered veteran major league splitball pitcher Jack Quinn a contract with the Hollywood club of the Pacific Coast League. Dave Fleming, president of the Los Angeles Angels, says they will protest every game Quinn plays and challenge Coast owners to remove a long standing ban on spitballers. William Lane, Hollywood Stars owner, led the move to exclude spitballers, drawing opposition from the Angels.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Club
Dave Fleming
Los Angeles Angels
Qian
William Lane
Hollywood Stars
Angels
Portland boxing board fines Tex Cox for roughhouse wrestling
In Portland Oregon the boxing commission fined California heavyweight Tex Cox $100 after a bout with Howard Cantonwine of Iowa. Cox was accused of using roughhouse tactics and wearing a pierced bandage under his gloves, and police found a bandage alleged to be injuring the bout.
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Ore
Portland Boxing Commission
Tex Cox
California
Cox
Howard Cantonwine
Iowa
Loch Bad Boy
Pollee Tok
Pielal
Carnera Loughran Heavyweight Bout Moved to Feb 28
The Erin Carnera versus Tommy Loughran world title fight, initially set for February 23, was postponed to February 28 after managers declined to stage it on February 22 due to crowding of events. The Florida boxing commission approved the change. In Brady, seven football players and Assistant Coach Earl Rudder were inducted into the Brady High School seven-letter club for earning varsity letters.
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Fis
Erin Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Florida Boxing Commission
Billy Dutry
Camera
Joe Smith
Becuse
Brady
Earl Rudder
Brady High School
Falt
TCU Wins Over Rice Boosts Cage Lead
Texas Christian University scales a tight 29 to 27 victory over Rice Institute, tightening the Southwest Conference race. Rice led by six with four minutes left as TCU rallied with 10 points in the final stretch, Perkins delivering the decisive one handed flip with seconds remaining.
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Houston
UNG
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
Rice Institute
Owls
Oia
Plaid Kelly
Perkins
Senators Will Present Few Changes in Lineup
Charles Berar notes the Washington Senators expect little lineup change after winning the last season. Manager Jortropin aims for improvements at first base with Joe Kainel, Buddy Myer at second, Ossie Bluege at third, while Bob Boken and Cecil Travis compete for infield spots. Granth at short, Manush in left, Pred Schulte in center, with Luke Sewell and Cliff Halton sharing catching duties. Pitching will rely on veterans Grander Whitehill Hastell, with Monte Weaver and Al Thomas in reserve. Ed Linke and Ed Chapman also potential contributors.
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Hart Whitehill
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Youthul
Monte Weaver
al ‘Thomas
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