Carson quits baseball to seek film work in California
Hobo Carson, a young San Antonio promise from the 1928 Indians team and a likely 1930 pitching hopeful, told BEA president Hammond he will quit baseball to pursue acting in California. Hammond says replacements are found, with a dozen pitchers on the prospective staff and several from cross leagues, including Joe Giard Dick Moody Jim Cjin and others.
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Harold
Boba") Carson
San Antonio
H Hammond
Bart Worth Heme
California
Hammond Eusyede
Gerson
Lloyd Filppen
Shest- Slop
Hammond
Carson
Jodians
Joe Giard
Dick Moody
Jim Cjin
Big Hargrove
Jadyeer
Wom Estell
Beaument
Herman Brarks
Wichita
George Datgrow
Oklahoma Clis
Ror Ane Btrem
Gisate
Leon
Bnotn
Alter
South Atlantic League
Basketball Feven Teachers and Various College Scores
Readable basketball results list with numerous school names and scores including Corpus Christi Bonorgans 12, Montana 25, Colorado Minen 11, Western Union OER IB, Southern Mevhodiat 41, Barkinesa 78, Trinity 33, and many others. Individual player tallies are scattered, with several teams showing double digit points and others trailing.
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Feven
Marcos Teich
Pfeiee Wets Prost
Bloweraerial
Rani Baker
Fu Rors
Terrell Military
Wesley Collens
Simmons
Crayon
RUE Coes
Corpus Chriuth Bonorgans
BerDonees
Montana
Ee Gierais College
Colorado Minen
Lweashlerton State
Orerou
Cleveland
Aro
Gherlin
Ts Penn Blate
K. Hams
Abtler
Aje
Columbia
Town
Cariaide
Waka Weenies Craletoon
Tashiowion
Orth Dano
Noren Dakote Awetes
Beloit
Feachera
Unlom Oer IB
Midland
Pebreske Tweslkyan IG
York
Barkinesa
Mevhodiat
Tenan Aerier ‘_Colorado Teachers
Iidlorade
Uolorada gAnaten
Sham Toone
aTregon Stace
Dako Biale
Montene Siineia
Rosenbloom Overpowers Ace Slattery in Big New York Bout
New York February 15 Rosenbloom of New York cleared the last obstacle toward his forthcoming title shot by stopping Ace Budkine in 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden. The referee and judge scored for the New York fighter as 17,000 fans watched the lively bout.
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New York
Rosenbloom
Newrk
Jimmy Slattery
Butlao
New York State
Orenbloom
Ranke Wildcat
Dizzy Jn
Madi
Girl Goaler Scores 106 Points in Biggame Night
Aldorash Arkansas February 14 Doris Anderson forward scored 106 points for the Biromg tgs school in a Pembetballeum game. Opponent Miensee trailed as Nirenk hosted the contest.
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Aldorash
Arkc
Dorris Anderson
Biromg Tgs
Iria’Pembetballeum
Tenight
Miensee Fit Ucievel
Nirenk
Beram Wen
Tubbs Carves Name On Tortoise For 20 Years
In White Deer Texas, Tubbs Tubb now runs a business and claims he carved a name on his tortoise twenty years ago and found the same engraving dated 1698 on a recovered reptile. He invites readers to write and enclose a stamped return envelope for questions about the "Believe It or Not" cartoons.
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Tub
White Deer
Texas
Walloping Wop Flattens Jim Sigman in Fifth Setup
MEMPHIS February 15 17 Big Jim Sigman a sailor from South America 12th victim of Primo Carnera campaign through Coles Sister ring. The Italian H unproved with a brutal attack in the first round landing a damaging right to Sigman jaw. Sigman staggered and toppled through the ropes with referee Welly counting. Sigman weighed 225 Carnera 207.
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Memphis
Tenn
Big Jim Siemon
Sailor Gem
South America
Timo Carnerss
Ringe
Toe Mammoth
Iraling
Oly
Hinman
Carneta
Sigenan
Jena
Carnera
Figmian
Welly
Bigmidon
Ishea Keeps Honors in Speed Skating
ISHEA KEEPS HONORS IN SPEED SKATING AT LAKE PLACID New York competitors race in North American outdoor meet as Fesle Ai Jock Shea wins two final events to lead to 120 point total. Craving Jaffer of New York City places second with high scores and Itosa Nopinnon finishes third with two wins. Opportunistic note: March 14 to 14 tournament dates listed under Moron in charge of Nietz.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Fesle
Jock Shea
Lake Pines
SM Chacipive
Eperd Shavers
Lere Feday
Suipy
Hin Weore
Raent
Hrivy
Han Crving Jaffer
New York City
Paradena
Meety
Gumen
Jengin Pha Iel
Moron
Nietz
Tndag
Grubb Beats Texan in Traps Feature at Meet
Grubb wins the traps event at the twenty-sixth annual intercollegiate shooting tournament in Kansas City on February 15. He totaled 142 targets, shooting from 14 traps and handicapped at 1 percent yards, defeating Texan Woodward Labedtouliing and Champaign’s Sack Arie who placed second. The meet also featured coaching changes at Iowa’s Ames and Minnesota State.
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Kansas City
Wetmore
Katty
Irep
Condi
Gretb
Woodward Labedtouliing
Texan
Arie
Champaign
Ayer Bandiaag
Trieh
Minot
N. Lb
ArkansasNazorbachs Narrowly Edge Mustangs for Key Conference Win
Fayetteville action sees the Arkansas Nazorbachs beat the Stephens Mustangs in a tight Southwestern Conference clash. Pickren Holt and Schoonover starred for Arkansas while Texan rival Rowe led scoring. Arkansas maintains second place as Texas A&M effort lags in a dull game.
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Fayetteville
Ark
OMI
University of Arkansas Nazorbachs
Tonveasion
Youllern Methodist University
Venina
Mustangs
Texan
Faif
Stazarbacks
Parkers
Mirkeeg
Pole
Flenflersin
Dia Perannata
Pickron
Holt
Schoonover
Pickren
Johnson
Brunet
Rianta
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Vickren
Tagaea
Brooks
Arkansan
Universite Oat ‘Teron
AL Atetin
Teran A. Ard M
Aggies
Longhorn Fise
Ain Toyenhotn
Timing Mans
Ras
Arkmnain
St. TS
Detroit and Coast Voices in Dramatic Lightweight Bouts
Detroit middleweight champion Mickey Walker outpointed Leo Comex of Aberdeen Washington. Charley Betziati beat Tanx Talarico in Walla Walla. Harry Dune Inky won over Dick Ladle in Chicago. Gene LeCue defeated Tony Cancel in New York. Susie Rosenbloom autpdlated Ace Wudklis in Nelsanin. Freddy Lenekst of Spokens defeated Rosy Rosalex in Cleveland. Other results include Rommy McGuiness over Pat Steel in Beotland and Cedar Rapids matches ending in knockouts and decisions across several cities.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mickey Walker
Wemhi Thampion
Leo Comex
Aberdeen
Wash
Charley Betziati
Diuluin
Tanx Talarico
Walla” Walla
Harry Dune Inky
Chiceka
Dick Ladle
Wales
Gene LeCue
New York
Tony Cancel
Susie Rosenbloom
Wudklis
Nelsanin
Freddy Lenekst
Rosy Rosalex
Cleveland
Tomanulo
Atcentine
Arthur Bryant
Rommy McGuiness
Beotland
Memobla
Tenn
Charley Aethurs
Jenico J
Musee
Etree
FID
Cedar Mavige
Fiwa
Jos Stivers
Cedar’ Rapids
Outpolted
Mtl
Darmon
Wirhie
Kan
Dan Praneleec
Gorilla Junen
Akron
Ohio
Wesley
Houston Triumphs Over Fal Five In Tight Clash
Houston edged Fal Five 84 28 as Raine and Trimngle led a fast breaking Triangle attack. Strong rebounding by Gatlin enabled a late surge, while coach CU and Flores anchored the defense. The Dallas San Antonio circuit showcased a high tempo game with clever passing and sharp shooting.
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Raine
Larone
Honeton
M. Coa
Trimngle S
Mexico City
Faltive
Gatlin
Trimnglee
China
Rien
Flores
Bilv Memanden
Teoberts Apa
Flouston
San Antonio
Sroates Nihe
Shutout in Hawaii League basketball game
A brief Hawaii league scoreless game dominated by the home team. The headline notes a shutout victory and minimal scoring by the opposition, highlighting the strong defensive effort and key players contributing to the clean sheet.
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Yeanon Ena
Sir Tore Bheh
Evhoel
Mielit
Fimden Fb Tn
Ulinain Mink Behool Athletic Association
White Sox journey to San Antonio for new era squad
Chicago officials announce a southward move toward building an improved White Sox lineup in the American League. Donie Bush leads the push with a five-man party heading to San Antonio to mold a first-division club. Players like Johnny Riddell and Bill Cissell join the contingent, with staff and trainees outlining the move.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Bleh
Momter
San Antonio
Texas
Donie Bush
Muman
Charles A. Combeker
Circle
Buck
Rush
Sinn Antonia
Shires
Italy
Texan
Giants Squad Expands as San Antonio Prep Looms
Sixteen players were to join the New York Giants’ advance squad headed for San Antonio, with three blazers, two catchers and a pitcher among the outbound athletes. Assistant Secretary Ortie Drumlck leads the party, along with officials and a press delegation. The group arrives in San Antonio Sunday night, and practice starts Monday at League Park.
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ST. Louis
New York Giant
San Antonio
League Park
Rangers Lose to Eagle Five in Third Straight
Brackenridge Eagles defeated the Rangers 30 to 20 at Friday noon. Tish Greenwade scored for San Antonio Junior College, while Hill, Kliefoth, and Mitrbell led Brackenridge with 10 and 14 points respectively. Rangers struggled to penetrate a tight defense and relied on long shots.
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Tish Greenwade
Gan
San Antonio Junior College
Brackenridge Eagles
Eagles
Brackenridge
Angers
Rangers
Two Records Broken by College Mermen
Newswire reports that two national intercollegiate swimming records were broken last night as Western University swimmers set new marks. The relay team tied the world record in the medley relay and Ash Schwartz set a national record in the 108 yard dash, highlighting strong performances by the college team.
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Fyanstos
Nochwestern
al Schwarts
Kilnoc Blues Defeat Infantry Goalers in Friday Night Tilt
Grayburg Kilner led the Kilnoc Blues to a 4-24 victory over the Army company basketball team as Neal and Savage starred for the winners while Yonry and Uowned struggled for the Infantry side in a tense Friday clash.
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Kilnoc Blues
Infantry
Grayburg
Kilner Fury
Twenty-third Infantry
Neal Aml Savage
Yonry and
Uowned
Yellowjackets Seek Twenty-Second Win at College Court
Yellowjackets aim for a twenty-second win as they host North Avenue Titans at the college court. The action is set for four o'clock and promises a tense clash with Weir leading the charge for the visitors.
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Anthons
College
Yellowjackets
Weir
Tanthere
Forde
College Court
Hound Dog Saves Life Of Bambina In Florida
In St Petersburg a dog owned by George Pipgran saved Babe Ruth from a rattlesnake bite while hunters, including Bambina, were quail hunting southeast of the city. Ruth stepped toward a strike and the dog lunged, taking the bite in his leg. Ruth killed the snake with a gunshot and the dog received first aid from the party before reaching a veterinarian.
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Petersburg
Fla
IHS
George Pipgran
Yankts Horker
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Andanaie
Herr
Y CHAMPIONS IN TITLE CLASH
In a bid for the district crown, Terry Tomson’s Red Triangles meet Temple Flates in Central Tena district action at 8 pm Saturday. Temple, a veteran squad, swept its opposition as the Red Triangles aim to clinch a spot in Delta’s state tourney on February 22. After Saturday’s game, the Triangles rest before a doubleheader with Far of Mexico and the Triple C at Woodingen Lake, with start time set for 8 o’clock.
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Terry Tomson
Red Trianglea
Temple Fitates
Tena
Ineo
MOC
AL Cosure
Delta
Temple Five
Arm “Ur
Trianghes
Ake Pp
Mexico
Triple C
Woodingen Lake
Starling
Liberty Club Takes Shoot Victory At Fort Sam Houston
Liberty Pistol and Hide club defeats Ninth Infantry regimental team by a narrow margin at Fort Sam Houston after a trimmed squad. Friday night scores feature Tiberio R and J 126s, total 418 to 180 128 127 125 123 120 114. Complex meets slated in Chicago with Wallgren and Ponty competing for regional amateur billiards titles.
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Liberty
Wallebore
Fort Sam Houston
Liberty Club
Nashville
A. Nissen
Tochambusa
A. Newherey
St. Kempt
Hintton
Tereal
Chandler
Fish
Soraban
Movie
Cathy
Baldwin
Messier
Tol
Lanier Boys Bloc by in Honors City Title Run
Lanier High School clinched the city basketball championship for the first time behind a 22-40-18 victory over Main Avenue Bullalo n Friday night, prompting plans for the district tournament in San Larcen. Mahavier led Lanier with 18 points, Hernandez scored key baskets, and Reichardt, Harris, and Mencinan added seconds as Lanier pulled away late.
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Wright Riley
Blueclad
Ridney Lanier Vorational School
Gamnet
City High
Main Avenue
Harry Hamsilton
Sven Bluers
Troyes
Vokts
Mahavier
Hernandez
Lanier
Blues
Thay
Farina
Den
Reichardt
Harris
Ilvea
Hawker
Maknzier
Blond
Aldhin
Klmach
Mencinan
Tanner
Santos
Tiernandez
Harry Hamilton
Aquad Kent
Brackenridge Eagles
Main Avenut
Main
Reare
Mendoza
Galiney Cicpeeeseeree
Bradford
Parlen
Keeera
Dailey election boosts Mid West tennis scene
The Mid West tennis community awaits the Dailey election as a key figure in national association leadership. The meeting today expects shifts toward greater district influence, with plans for major tournaments and a potential New York venue. Exhibition matches feature notable players including Braneld Hunter, George Lober, and Wray Brown as delegates discuss the sport’s growth and upcoming events.
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Uaity
Kentucky
Topeka
Kan
Han
Waller
National Association
Fle
Jeter
Oeppeu
New York
Ernst Broaden
Braneld
T. Hunter
Grorge M. Lober
Davin Eny Dean
Edna
Johnny von Itsn
Two Teams Lead in Tie for Bike Race Lead in Chicago
Two teams raced ahead in the final grind of the all day Diesele race as leaders battled for first place. In the rifling exhibition, Gerald Debada and Tony Beckman faced stiff competition from Alfana Auechelli and Paul Brocarde as the French-Italian pair closed in on third place.
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Chicago
Feld
Gerald Debada
Tony Beckman
Sod
Alfonna Aueche
Ice Hockey Scores From Local Play
Hamilton 2 over Tittate 1. Cleveland 2, Niagara Falls 1 in a close game at Hiraga. Minneplist BahihiGany Konena City 2, Tylaa 2. Tir.
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Hamiltan
Tittate
Clevrlanil
Nimgara
Ihiraga Binehhawke
Minne Plist
dbahihiGany
Konena City
Tylaa
Tir
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