Lencho Pancho Fight Ends In Deadlock At Beethoven Hall
New York writer Gayle Talbot Jr reports a six round to ten round bantamweight bout at Beethoven Hall. Lencho and Pancho fought to a draw after a late surge by Lencho, who overcame earlier tactics to land solid blows with Pancho tiring in the last rounds. Crowd packed hall as promoter Al Edwards added three extra bouts.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Kid Lencho
Kid Pancho
Beethoven Hall
Lencho
Pancho
Garret
al Edwards
Fox
Panchy
Lerehn
Trac
Sil Lencho
Eatry
Berkeley Bell Eyes Europe Big Exhibition With Tilden
Austin teen Berkeley Bell moves toward a Europe jump with national champion Bill Tilden. Bell’s brother Marshall says they may meet in a San Antonio exhibition as Tilden’s San Antonio visit remains tentative due to a California motion picture holdback. Pel, 16th in national singles, could face Tilden in the event, with Bell, his brother, and Lewis White of Austin among expected participants.
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Berkeley Bell
Austin
Bill Ilden
Berkeley
Marshall
Tilden
Wilden
San Antonio
Motion Picture World
Califfornia
Pel
Young Bell
Bells Brother
Hig Downlow
Lewis White
Sink Hiviere Leaves Bears Without Signing
Hiviere left town without signing with the Bears but stated before departing that there remains a chance for a future deal.
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Hiviere
The
Bears
Tourists Golf Progresses Swiftly at Brackenridge Park
Thirteen first round matches wrap up in the Barry Symons tourney for tourist golfers at Brackenridge Park. Winners in both men and women divisions expected by Saturday, setting the stage for Brackenridge Park Golf Association’s annual mid winter event starting Monday.
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Barry Symons
Brackenridge Park
H. H. Ring
Jim Parshler
J.P. Nurling
A. T. Sears
A. T. Sagars
Peck Sharpe
Bill Warwick
G. Williams
CN. McGillivray
J. P. Joyce
W. J. Anderson
E. Finney
E. T
Robert E
FENGLER BACK IN RACE GAME
Chicago February reports indicate Fengler returns to competition at Culver site for Western Open. Name mix and scattered results fill a crowded page with mentions of Jack Harring, Tony Merete, and other figures in a chaotic sports digest.
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Fengler
St Mark's Lions edge Sacred Heart to secure at least a tie in City League
In a tight Wednesday night clash at Camp Normoyle St Mark's Lions defeated Sacred Heart 25 to 25 to assure themselves no worse than a league tie. Cottin Wendland led St Mark's with 13 points while Arthur Veltman top scored for Sacred Heart with eight as the Lions shifted forwards to the sidelines to counter Sacred Heart's defense. Straus-Frank defeated the Rovers 83 to 39 to clinch third place with Dwyer pouring in 24 points for the winners.
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St. Mark's Lions
Sacred Heart
Camp Normoyle
Lions
Straus-Prank
Catholic Community Center
Straus-Frank
Rovers
St. Mark’s
Arthur Veltman
Liang
Hearts
Cotton Wendhind
St. Mark's
Harn
Jimmie Veltman
Eac St. Mark's
Evec Heart
Dwyer
Frank
Boemers
Johnny Philips
Ward
Langston Lyons
Mathis
Fight results from Chicago boxing card with upsets
AP reports a chaotic boxing lineup in Chicago with Teddy Talduez stopping Johnny Brown and Emile Romero fighting French welterweight case. The card features Pal Mowe and Tommy Milton among others with results noted amid a mixed show.
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Associated Press
Losuon
Teddy Talduez
Johnny Brown
Ald Mancini
England
Emile Romerio
Chicago
Pal Mowe
Tommy Milton
New
McMurry College Tops Opponent In High Scoring Affair
McMurry College delivered a 84 to 22 victory as Apney led with strong scoring while Dortmants appeared to struggle against a resilient defense. The report highlights notable rebound work and solid team defense throughout the game.
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McMurry College
Apney's College
Dortmants Mn Reserse
I Hinnis Hante Napmal
Leppes
Malenda Great Michigan Star Faces Season Loss
The report notes Malenda from Great Michigan Star is sidelined for the season due to injuries. It mentions key athletes and the impact on team depth as the program adjusts for the upcoming year.
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Malenda
Great Michigan
San Pedro Tigers Win City Grid Championship Honors
San Pedro Tigers collect top grid awards after clinching the city intermediate football championship. Awards cited reflect standout players and team performance as the event highlighted local athletic achievement.
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San Pedro Tigers
San Pede Tigers
Sweters
Polo Expansion In San Antonio Spurs New Polo Fields
In San Antonio polo gains ground as mid winter tournament attracts fifteen entries from local and distant teams. Army support, chamber of commerce funding, breeding and training, plus favorable climate fuel growth, with Trent, Fort Sam Houston, Kelly Field, Farbard, and Brackenridge hosting matches. Lieutenant M McD Jones drives field improvements at Treat Field, turning it into a premier Southwest polo site amid community effort and personal sacrifice by the Jones family.
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el Paso
Wichita Falls
Focal Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Trent Field
Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Kelly Field
Farbard Field
Austin Road
Army Post
Brackenridge Park
Trentfield
Treat
Eighth Corps
McD
Jones
Southwest
All Gubs Signing Up Without Puss Veh I A
The roster was nearly complete with the arrival of key players including Catalina Isang and others. Team members Fel and 24 are mentioned, with residents Yetik and Whar Cay noted, indicating some names and roles remain uncertain.
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Gubs
Seinely
Tretp
Retry
Preigan Abel Onp- Helder
Rigas Sephenson
Sets New World Record in Plunge
The report notes a swimmer setting a world record in the plunge event at a Chicago venue. Details are garbled but indicate a male sprinter from a named club or team achieved a remarkable time, surpassing previous marks amid competitive field.
Second Round Polo Play Opens San Antonio Carnival
Second round polo matches start Thursday in the San Antonio midwinter polo carnival. At Brackenridge Park Wichita Malls civilians face Fort Chirk after beating Fort Sam Houston Freebooters, while Harbord Field hosts Ninth Infantrymen against Second Division Infantry. Early scores feature Fort Bliss and Austin Headquarters with Davis scoring seven goals and Earl Shaw playing a key role.
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Brackenridge Pack
Wichita Malls
Fort Sam Houston
Ponity
Kelly Field
Houston
Davis
Fort Bliss
Earl Shaw
Austin
Austinites
Hastey
Tompkins
Headquarters
Havenauglio Agitez
Artillery
Thompson
Bsurles
Eves Pierre Totain
Huhu Ty ” Ly
Scout Troop 29 Triumph Over Troop 25 in Tight Pace
Scout Troop 29 defeated Troop 25 in a two hour Bee Series match noted for close play. Key performers included Arkerman and McCullaneh with several decisive shots. Lip and Mann contributed solid defensive work as the teams exchanged leads.
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Trang Thal
Taye
Arkerman
McCullaneh
Tiire
Mann
Lipoh
Tiray
Tinisty
Bulldog with gold tooth featured at Westmoreland Dog Show
A bulldog with a gold tooth is entered in the Westmoreland Country Dog Show in Greensburg as the two day exhibition opens Friday. The dog is owned by Dr. John Lehner, a Pittsburgh dentist who crowned one of his pet’s molars.
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Greensblrg
John Lehner
Pittsburgh
Von Elm to compete in Houston mid-winter invitation
George Von Elm the national amateur golf champion will play in the twelfth annual mid-winter invitation tournament at the Houston Country Club next week. Jack Neville, former California state champion, will accompany him from the coast. Officials say the field will be larger than ever.
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Houston
George von Elm
Houston Countrylub
Jack Neville
California
Von
New York Giants Begin Spring Training Camp
Four members of the New York National League club head to Sarasota Florida for spring training with others to join in Jacksonville and Eat Springs. Pitchers Hueh McQuillan Harry Courtner Tov Stryker and catcher John Cummin lead the vanguard as Jack Bentler and outfielder Beyan Lebourgeau travel separately. The squad is due in Sarasota Sunday and more players arrive by February 28 as John McGraw joins from Havana.
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New York
Sarasota
Pla
Hueh McQuillan
Harry Courtner
Tov Stryker
John Cummin
Rou
Jack Bentler
Eat Springs
Beyan Lebourgeau
Jacksonville
Rogers Hornsby
John MeGraw
Havana
Haif
MeGhraw
Maxwell Wigh Wixs Win Caldwell County Title
Maxwell Wigh Wixs of San Marcos Texas won Caldwell county championship by beating Dale High on a late comeback during a February night game.
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Maxwell Wigh Wixs
San Marcos
Tex
Maxwell High School
Eddie Dyer Linked To San Antonio Bar Staff Move
Reports say Eddie Dyer former Rice Institute star and St Louis Cardinals pitcher may join the San Antonio Bar staff. Dyer requests the Cardinals send him to San Antonio where he resides and works in the insurance business. Conflicting talks involve Harry Ables and pitcher Tink TiViere with Dallas. no firm deal materialized. Dyer visits and discusses potential future baseball with Marty team. San Antonio favors a move if feasible.
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Rice Institute
St Louis Cardinals
San Antonio
Dyer
Cardinal Club
Syracuse
Ingurance
Edie
Harry Ables
Ables
Tink
Tiviere
Dallas
Liberty
Texas
Marty Team
Erelas
Jermy
Two Stars Rival in Second Round of Del Monte Golf
In Del Monte California on February 17 Miss Marioy Hollins of New York four time Pebble Beach champion for women reached the second round pairing with Mrs. F G Chicago. Holling beat Mrs. Sutro of San Francisco and faced Margaret Sayvant of Victoria late while Melvin Jones of Chicago beat Robbins ofadena. Mrs. Maso defeated Mrs. Wilding. Mrs. Lee Mida and Mrs. Swinerton waited by default as J M Van Meter of San Francisco withdrew.
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DE Monte
Cal
Marioy Hollins
New York
Pebble Beach
F. G. Chicago
Miss Holling
Emil Sutro
San Francisco
Letts
Sutro
Margaret Sayvant
Victoria
Melvin Jones
Chicago
Rosenth
Hunter Robbins
Vadena
Pethaday
Wars Minteteel
Joe Maye
del Monte
Maso
Mus. I. Wilding
Lee Mida
A. B. Swinerton
J, MM, van Metér
San Fransisco
Denver
Sports Boast Homer Champ Shreveport Eyes Pitching Hero
The Shreveport Sports of the Texas League plan to add a homer champion to the lineup this spring. Al Maderas, a former Springfield Three-L Leaguer and 1926 power hitter, hit four homers in a single game and was signed by the Sports during the winter.
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Shreveport Sports
al Maderas
Springfield
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