Two-Year-Old Showdown Planned at Alamo Downs
Howard G leads a Texas stable contingent in the pronounced 2-year-old championship at Alamo Downs. Kentuck y Wonder and Cactus stable runners face strong local challengers as Friday’s fast 34.45 second effort by Howard G signals peak form for the meeting.
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Ala Alamo
Howard
Wetland Downs
Raymond Russet
Cactus Stable
Kentucky Wander
H. Stock Farm
Russelle
Boyd Littrell
Wil Rece
Wetinestay
Bedford Frock Farm
Star Youmesters
Lucy Glitters
King Ranch
Howard G
Claude Hooper
Bay Relding
Celura
Cetura
Hesard G
Tynan
Pll
Puller
Futher
Braptton
Cactus
Fishburn Stabie
Horse of Another Color Barred at Alamo Downs
Muy Pronto a 44-year-old colt owned by Roy Stubbs of Johnson City was scratched from the first race at Alamo Downs after stewards found identification issues. The horse, whose color had allegedly changed since registration, was ordered off track pending New York Jockey Club verification. Presiding Steward C. W. Hay wittits said approval from NYJC is needed before Muy Pronto can run, while Stubbs claimed the horse’s color change and lineage could prove identity.
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Tne
New York Jockey Club
Alamo Downs
Alay Pronta
Roy Stuths
Tohnson City
Jimmy Griver
Lake
Ted
Stubbs
Evie
Ube
Gruber
Seguin
Anther Alley
Texas
C. W. Hay Wittits
Early season dove season plan announced by Texas official
Oklahoma City reports Texas Game and Fish executive secretary WiMan J. Tucker said Tesss will cooperate with Oklahoma for an early dove and duck season next autumn. Tucker, named regional director of the national wild tile operation, noted Oklahoma and nearby states moved similarly, and he denied being elected regional director over John G. Garrett of Tulsa. Cavett declined the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
WiMan J. Tucker
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Oklahoma Game Verdan L
McAvoy and Lewis Set for March 13 Title Clash
WEW YORK Feb. 19. The heavyweight championship bout between McAvoy and John Henry Lewis is officially booked for March 13 at Madison Square Garden. McAvoy, likely to return to England after, will fight Jace tion for the Smithy title before pursuing Lewis. Also noted are bouts with Jack Kiernan of New Bedford and Anson Green of Philadelphia as part of preparation.
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McAvoy
Lewis
WEW
York
Dock McAvoy
John Henry Lewis
Madison Square Garden
England
Smithy
Airedy
Wze
Jit Smith
Pallladelphia
Jack Kiernan
New Betford
Mass
Anson Green
Palladelphia
Randolph Faces Polar Bears In South Texas Ice Cards
San Pedro Island hosts the South Texas Hockey League weekend opener with Randolph meeting the Houston Polar Bears tonight and the Bears facing the San Antonio Rangers Sunday. The standings show San Antonio and Randolph in the scramble for the 1636 championship honors as an odd-line Polar Bears squad backed by Tinckey tub of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Ireland
Randolph Field
Houston Polar Bears
Polar Bears
San Antonio Rangers
Palter
Rangers
Randolph Rage
Ue Pionent Tinckey Tub
Texas
Fredericksburg Hi Girls Edge St Gerard’s in Tight Tilt
Fredericksburg high school girls basketball team defeated St Gerard’s Academy in a close home game. Bray Mille and Gerard Corwall contributed to the win, while Kelen Senmidt scored nine, helping the Fredericksburg squad secure a late victory.
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Fredericksburg
Barkel Waltexers
St. Gerard's Academy
San Alamo
Bray Mille
Gerard Y Corwarnl
Dempsey Protégé Triumphs Over Kearns in Chicago
In Chicago at the stadium, Dempsey protege Burman defeated Kearns in a publicized ten round fight. The match opened with tense exchanges as Burman pressed from the start and Kearns clung to defense. By the later rounds Burman controlled the bout with steady punches while Bath showed grit but failed to drop.
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Dempsey
Kearns
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Clarence Tered
Bure
Mears
Hank Bath
Chacag Stadium
Ghires
Baltimore
Baltimore Pimpyk and Kearhe
Fort Morgen
Kearns Halid Sey
Havnerapheys
Brovans
S47
Willy
Vie
Burnin
Bath
Burmen
Colorado
Jou Inp
Ty Ty
Dows
Ho Buddy Knox
Dayton
Ohio
Baxter Mile Promises Historic Indoor Track Card
New York February 15 Glenn Cunningham and Gene Venzke renew their famous Baxter Mile rivalry at Madison Square Garden drawing a large crowd. Mangan misses the field with grippe as the Kansas ace pursues a third Baxter victory, while Harry Williams of North Carolina, Glen Dawson of Tulsa, and Low Burns of Manhattan College join the lineup in a night of premier indoor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
New Yorks Athletic Club
Joe Mangan
Veneke
Cunningham
Selvat
Mangan
Boston
Grippe
Venshe Tan
Scould
Harry Willams Sen
North Carolina
Glen Dawson
Tulsa
Low Burns
Manhattan College
Sul Ross Defeats Hardin-Simmons in Alpine Clash
Sul Ross Lobor defeated the Hardin-Simmons Cowboys 44 to 78 in Alpine. Lebor led Sul Ross with 22 points as the teams traded a 17 to 15 halftime margin. upcoming rematch slated for another game in Sul Ross.
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Sul Ross
Hardin-Simmons Alpine
Abliene
Fight Results From The Associated Press Confuse Readers
Scattered lines show mixed names and places such as Baltimore Alexandria New York Cleveland and Chicago with numbers and affiliations unclear. The text appears to be a garbled sports results list or teletyped bulletin lacking coherent scores dates or outcomes.
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Clarence Ad Bugin
Baltimore
Hang Epth
Fort Morgsa
Cita
Buddy Knox
Dayisn Olils
Jon Lippz
Bob Tow
Alexandria
Frank Watanaki
Battal
Xo OY
Frankie
Cheyer Wye
Hopoyd
Paul Prose
New York
Shay Evlaves
ITA
Cleveland
Max Zena
Thay Brisa
Hanlon Tarkaon
Fenrte Vila
Anck
Max Chenoweth
Caecaer
Fan
Claire
Drew
Dallas
House
Hy 'O
Reisco
Levine
Chicago
Lorr
Carolina
Ray Inerat
Washington, Rd
Milwaukee
Local Rhyme of Minor Wrestling Results Across Cities
A garbled OCR list shows scattered wrestling results with city names like Schenectady and Nutmeg states, indicating close falls and upsets. Names and numbers are inconsistently rendered, but the fragment suggests a regional meet with several one fall outcomes and a few losses for competitors from California and Ohio.
Jockey Pierson Injured. Big Wagers Mark Alamo Downs Race
A San Antonio jockey Pierson sprained his right knee in a spill before Friday's sixty race at Alamo Downs and faced remounting after a broken stimp strap delayed the start. Apprentice riders led by Pierson traded lead in later races as standings tightens with Pierson at 115 points and Nolan close behind. Polo player Rube Williams and Old Fox stable lost horse Donnie W and Why Yes in Friday claiming. A record $13,917 was wagered in one race, a rare day for the track market.
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Favortie
Howard
Ken
Tuck Coder
Sily
Rustel
Lucy Glitters
M. W. Buck
Geiura
J. W. Dial
Iit
Chiraro-Mila Pride
Younszeter
Howard G
Z. Bsifiton
Johnny Naltz
Nider
Lerack
P. Schultz
Baldy
Myrtle Brooks
Dorothy Hicks
Tim Boucher
Theis
Carlae
Herscheie
Retonovitz Mine
Charley
Carle
Dansk
Pally Dear
Hall
Ted Com
Jerry
Willians
Ba Anlonls
Daughtar
Peauta
Aire
Pyairis King
Kisser
Hedford
LeRoy Fierson
Pierson
Bahr
Bow
Rube
Walliams
Old Fox
Williams
Why Yes
Peamus
Top Row
Bedford Stock
Donnie W
J. Rderden
Foy Djedralds
Pest
All Blast
Trainea
HE. Llite
Tims
Querice
Ite Halt
Attoich
Hesse
TRE Bt
Dorothy Ficks
Mre
Peloke
Fay
N- Jockey
Adule
Mickey
W. Bion
Houcher
Roberts Powel
Bey Bu
Dudity
Rurin Mmlilss
Capetton
Mirs
Ciasaide
Sena
McCowbe
BchiMve
Weller Us
Weller Us 2 & Oa Blo Az i. Flaten Niwhtahos
Miklober
St. Clive
Pansier Agaa Alms
Orn
Patterasn
Gunn Oye
Braoker
Winwange Elalined
IE Jets
Aliels
Lully Rothy Hicks
Little Mickey
Hombreich
Ant
Dawine Ays
NOTO
Hla
Ateadily
Taundly
Stiving
Irom Gate
Wrark
J. 4. Morndon
Resend Bruite Nelle
Hale Retch
Dinles
Hora
Cones
St sLerock
Tshultz
Stour Boy
Warey
Teks Sxtellie Yeus—lie
Béurees
Ge Gaither Loos
Cleman Suxahine
C. Humane
Gorlitin tVidman
H. Arson
Loaper
Beer Abacus River
C. Juban
Orden
T. Core
Utuels
Les Ardent
Hurdy
Tuck
Tom
Tollie
Young
Mertle- Brooks
Ede
Ditca Treany
Port
Velizbors
Wali
Fears Horas
Sieliah
Pin
Tooker
Lonper
King Ranth
Serea
Hornstein
P. Roberto
tFiald
Allen
Atleward Gi Ivise
Cotura Howard
Wndrauine
Tyean
Glare de Iving
Cardenna
Fire Tack
Wy Fi
Vahner
Thing
Tinley
F. Rabbawits
C. Anaoey
Caperton
Reynaldy Reas
Hightahay
Eraian
Ter
Tela
Genglan
Notary Wu
Arthur Coventry
Geriin
Fannrenth Allawaser
MytUele Peld
Carl Aleaiere
Piney
Aras Ie
Tangle
Phew
Lecentakl
Jorkey
J. Faten
Notan
R. Grevalen
USA
Keli Tuit
J. Witheran
Hedlacek
Achitva
Houston
Pleraon
Riley
Danniittan
Raphranthe
Antares
Hewart
Hewart and Well Clbien
Atry
Amr
Traini Hye
The
Amayarters
Wales
S Terra
Wea
Faedeck
Masiuniat Mitatt Footer
Rover
M. Wellar
Graham
W. Turner
Ravareniice Allimarce
Alreich
Alicich
Tulea
International setter team to host St. Dean’s Seminary game
Local soccer scene reports the International setters prepare to welcome St. Dean’s Seminary for a forthcoming match. Team lineups and venue details remain to be confirmed as scheduling proceeds.
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St. Dean's Seminary
Inage Sandsy
St. ‘Gahe’s
Ice Hockey Results and Upcoming Schedule
Ice hockey results from the Associated Press list last night's games across multiple leagues. The schedule for Saturday and Sunday features matchups in the National American and Canadian associations with teams such as New York Americans Maroons Toronto Providence Philadelphia New Haven Springfield and Detroit Chicago among others.
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Detroit
Lamtan
Syracuse
Rae Tern
Philadelphia
Hosta Prviderce
New Haven
Amayhan
Amneinlans
Wichita
Oklahoma Cty
Kaneas Gily
Laub
Derby odds tumble as Santa Anita track turns mud
Derby day at Santa Anita sees a muddy track after heavy rains, with 12 contenders in the $25 000 three year old stake. Mrs Silay B Mason fields Valevictorisn and He Did while Valiant Foe Tornation lead Northway stable hopes. Trennob, in new colors from Tony Pelleteri and M I Ermick, may challenge despite mud.
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Arcadia
Churchil Downs
Silay B. Mason
Valevictorisn
Tornation
Northway
Norman Ghunen
Galsacr
Jwake ‘Jim
Prank
Gold Seeker
Pompey
Sauuw
Randolph Field Triumph Over Brooks Field in Tennis-like Buzzer
Air Corps loop last Friday saw Randolph Field defeat Brooks Field 42 to 3 in a high scoring clash. Joe Flanagan starred with clutch shots and four free throws in five chances. Randolph offense pushed hard, while Brooks Field battled earnestly but was unable to halt the standout performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auntolph
Randolph
Brooks
Kelly Lela
Randolph Field
Kelly Iela
Brooks Field
Brooks Wqiad
Joe Flanagan
Joe
Flanagan
Bussey
Sohraub
Marshall
Gkaane
I Bleneean
Sesie
Calierine
Bergagdin Arath
Slessum
Timer
Pap Boogil
Copter
al B. Kreiner
Atascosa Teams Enter Brackenridge Gym Tournament
High school basketball teams from Atascosa County led by Lytle, 1935 champions, gather for the annual tourney at Brackenridge High School gym. Other entrants include Potesh Jourdon ton Christine Pleasanton and Gherlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atascosa Goalers
L. A
Atascosa County
Lytle
Ware
Brackenridge High School
Potesh Jourdanton
Christine
Pleasanton
Gherlotte
Rickey and Dean in Bluffing Bee St. Louis Cardinals talk fate
In St Louis during February reports quote Vice President Weiland Rickey on Paul Dean playing ball or farming. He says personal life choices aside, Dean may choose farming while Rickey will live his life unaffected. Sam Breadon confirms unsigned papers received. Oklahoma City notes Pepper Martin contract talks with Cardinal star Pepper Martin.
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ST. Louis
Paul P Dean
Weand Rickey
The
Cardinals
Ives
Paut
Galt
IL Am
Faal
Sam Breadon
Eighth Race Details and Results Summary
The report outlines the eighth race with distances around 11 to 16 miles, listing entrants, weights, jockeys, and finished times. It notes the winner and payout figures, with placements, show and exact earnings, alongside a jumble of names and numbers from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kale
al Sae
Blowat A' Vaneco Winery
Hale Sabge
Atreich
Beerrew
Ae Gee
Wey Bed
Brondla
Angelo
Mata
Rayer
Maripora
Hubly
Houstonian
Al—Diberly
Wally Daas
Peor
Jerre
Shen
Woid
Stare
Holt
Atnay
Ander
Pilda
Ateany Urning
Fatialy Milne
Plemen
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Wonder
Torace
Tucker Okehs
ATS. A
Rickey Lineues Jr. Averill
Brood
Padde Ardith
Pan Helmearoe Ti Kelly
Cari Dnteh O'rrant
Teeny
Ntart
Masteant
Casimir Yalowek
New
Schnectads
Pink Garden
Bennectady
Duten Binin
Biabehurgh
N.Y
North
Herwen N. J
al Platenano
Dew Stolnns
Gearen Rosary
California
Chaeinnall
Fivere Marshall
Jas Junta
Calo
Ern'e Eran
Cwabehias
Snoopy Kar
Nfabank- Tol
Aunt Myrtle
Slayonls
John Nolan
Wailers
Syed Smith
Harold Dudley
Nolan
Ray Hightshoe
Albert Morgan TM
Charley Kamar
Jackeye— Smith
Dudley
Leland Lake
Joe Jones
Fred Tice
Melvin Calvert
Maruet Department
Matuel Fare
Joek Harr
Associated Press
Ale Winders
Wikal
Santa Anita
Air Corps
Rickey and
Paul Dean
Oklauoma City
Fed
P—Kohn Leonard
Pepper Martin
Alamo Charts
Regal Preas, Inc
Ertvini
Stari
Ty Atdel
Fale
Atroun
Finan Ita
Willige
Dockey
L. Jerae
E. L. Kelley
Bea Il
AL Libya
Mike
Tips
Arn
Kemac
Sanukop
Shiner
Slardorn
Moiell-tikes Swereey
Seohinnw
A. Cxdana
Olds A J. Nolenihe
Ecoterstown
Mra
Luscher
Taudfentirs
Vince
Prairie Ming
Ictrale
Yiis
Subaianion
Theae Alxteenthe
Advantage
Eos Reine
Ihm Alert
Zemmindnt
Pulsyin
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