Winter Rules At Houston Golf Meet
Houston February crowd watches qualifying rounds for the 22nd Annual Houston Country Club Italian golf tournament. Winter rules imposed after rain as Willie Maguire and Crisman lead the field with scores around par. notable entrants include Geldaian Todd King and Johnny Dawson, with Ken Rogers posting two under par in late rounds.
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Felix &. McKnight
Houston
Houston Country Club
Southland
Willie Maguire
Holston
Maguire
Crisman
Glen Crismen
Southwest
da- Vid
Spec
Geldaian
Taweon Lillie
Ena Ameteur
Ware Mae
Musger
Herry Todd
Rufus King
Dallas
Ed White
Henham
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Warren
Johnny
Dub Mew Leads in Afternoon Title Defense Doubts
In the afternoon session, Dub Mew led the field as defender of the title faced unentered rivalries. Gite Moreland of Peoria and Mire Dan Chandler of Dallas were among competitors listed with doubts about their ability to compete, casting uncertainty on the women’s tournament which was slated to start tomorrow.
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Tinleh Tio
Gite Moreland
Peoria
Hallas
Tolay
Tomorow
Mire
Dan Chandler
Dullas
Best
TCU Grid Schedule for 1936 Complete
Fort Worth reports the 1936 football schedule officially released by Athletic Director Raymond Beary Wolf. The 12 game slate runs from September 19 to December 15, featuring Howard Payne in Brownwood, Texas Tech in Lubbock, Texas A and M in College Station, Baylor in Fort Worth, Texas at Dallas and San Francisco ending with Centenary and Santa Clara games.
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Fort Worth
OGU
Raymond
Manning
Tran
Howard Payne
AL Brownwood
Septemndary
Texas Tech
Libbock
Oxtoner
Arkansas
Tulka University
Tuled
Texas A. and
College Station
Mississippi State
Dallas
Baylor
Texas
Centenary
Rise
Houston
BM UT
Senta Clara
San Francisca
Cox to Race Ins A Meet
Howdy Cox of Wichita Kansas will read the parade of stars that will start a series of provisional auto races at the San Antonio speedway Sunday afternoon February 23. Cox will pilot Gyro Special built by Harry Miller, valued at over 3000 dollars. He is 20 years old and rising from No 100 to No 24 in ten months. He has defeated only three times in 18 starts in the Southwest and will race against Bob Sledge Oscar Coleman and Morris Musick in San Antonio. The trial is free. start at 10 p m with the program under way around 3 p m.
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Howdy Cox
Wichita
Kaw
Stege
San Antonio Speedway
Cox
Harry Miller
California
Tenathan
East
Gore
Howdy
Southwest
Bob Sledge
Dallas
Oscar Coleman
Houston
Morris Musick
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Golden Miller Favored Again In Grand National
London February 18 Golden Miller the nine year old gelding piloted in Darathe Pages silks is quoted as the favorite to win the Grand National steeplechase. Reynolds Town, last year’s winner for Maj Noel Furlong, faces stiff odds at ten to one with Miller a leading contender.
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London
Golden Miller
Shirlt
Darathe Pages
Silks
Wes
Ree Dewal
Maj
Noel Furlong
Reynoldstown
Gerdin Miller
FAST GROWING GRASS AND A RIDDLE OF WONDERS
A 1929 Tela Honduras visit notes bamboo shoots growing 17 inches in a day at Estacion Experimental Agricola and a Charleston newspaper boy named Barney solving complex math instantly after prompts. It teases tomorrow’s feature on “The Wunderkind of Lochan” and invites readers to mail questions to Mr Ripley for the Believe It or Not.
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Tela
Honduras
Wilson Fopenpe
Estacion Experimental Agricola
Ripley
Tech gym drive stirs San Antonio school pride
Harold Scherwitz reports on a movement at San Antonio Vocational and Technical School demanding a gymnasium. The Technician, published by students and staff led by Mary Childress, Rafa Mungula, and Arthur Treying, launches a letters campaign urging the school board. The push highlights the gym’s absence harming 1800 students, families, and the athletics program, while a lively Olympics aside underscores patriotic pride and global sports tensions.
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San Antonio
Mary Childress
Rafa Mungula
Arthur Treying
Board of Education
Cage League winds up season with key matches at Jefferson gym
The HL Cage League ends the season with three possible revisions for second through fourth place as San Antonio high schools meet Tuesday at Thomas Jefferson gym. Doubleheaders feature Lanier, Brackenridge, Tech, and Jefferson in the two games while scoring leaders Davenport Hill Taylor Santos vie for the individual title. Brackenridge looks to dethrone Jefferson as league champion with district tournament looming.
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San Antonio
Thomas Jefferson
Seat 407
Sidney Lanier
Brackenridge
Antonio Tech
Lanter
Tech
Jefferson
Tech Mullet
Judson Taylor
Johnny Santos
Davenport
Hill
Arate
Taylor
Santos
Bill Chandler
Brackenridge Gymnasium
Eagles
Harlandale
Dowdy
Hunt
Meding City
Stockdale
Christine
Boxing Roundup From Drak gan City Fight Cards
A dense list of boxing results features bouts across multiple cities with numerous fighters tallying decisions and stoppages. Notable outcomes include outpoints for George Bloomington over Fee Serletic and Jim Washington stopping Jan Meimore, among many other match results and venue notes.
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Drak Gan City
Ind
George Aa Btoomington
Fee Serletic
Utooml
Clem Reed
Van
Paorla
Sion Wa
Wright
Peoria
Ray Cy Kewa
Hdldie Cool
Billy Smit
Carey Washington
Red Torker
Baltimore
Joe Iy
Washington
Norman Cohen
Richmond
Jim Larishington
Jan Me
Palmao
Cincinnati
Buffalo
George Bustate
York
Duluth
Min Whan
Chicago
Barbertor
New York
Eddi
Nick WM Sale
Joey Chile
Moplare
Johnny Erjavec
Sinn
Frank Blow
Philo Sommeng
Knack
Westbury
George Bolin
Iso’ Cleveland
Ikea Stupp
Besson Sines
Miron
Piltgbiore
Haven
Gnem ‘Onlo
Utpointe
al Gainer
Ttahureh
Onsesgo
Ryine
Newark
Maxle Fi
Hadie Pittahureh
Benwir le
Billy Burkett
Ree
Holy Nike
Urs Ton
Amarios Lota
Canedy
Rey Reed
Tommy’ O'Brien
Id al Levineky
New Red “Brace
Rich
Stein Suguts exhibition thrills San Antonio crowd
A traveling bowling troupe wowed a large San Antonio audience at the Alamo Recreation alleys as Otto Stan and Stein Suguts displayed sharp flat-three methods. Stein toppled Trey Mitchell 260 and 214, with Jatters at 169, 184, and 498, then matched Gus Rabins 204 to Rabins 440. Pick Minor fell by 14 pins and Keane Krank edged Stein late. The night ended with Frank Cardes 185 and a final 409 score, amid thick applause.
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Stein Suguts
San Antonio
Alamo Recreation
Otto Stan
Gus
Pick Minor
Anothin
Stein
Keane Krank
Frank ¢Ardes
Bien
Alloys
Ayoind
New York
Walt Johnson to Throw Dollar a la Washington
Washington DC February 1. Walter Johnson, famed pitcher, challenges the myth of throwing a silver dollar across the Rappahannock on George Washington’s birthday anniversary. Johnson practices at his Germantown farm, while Bal Bloom questions feasibility and Virginia officials plan a ceremonial event with Governor Perry to witness the throw.
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Walt Johnson
Washington
Sy Eddy
D.C
Bal Bloom
New York
Walter Johnson
Rappahannock
George Washington
Germantown
Maryland
Johnson
George Washingtin
Gan Bloom
Vohiteon
Fredericksburg
George C. Perry
Virginia
Mack Defeats Velasco In Top Fight Card
Ritchie Mack, formerly of Dallas now in town, won the main 12-round bout defeating Dave Velasco of Mexico at the Walkathon arena. The card faced foul weather and crowd issues but delivered several decisive results with Mack outweighing Velasco by two pounds.
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Mack
Velasco
Boc Shaw
Rip van Winkle
Walkathon
Kinky Hlores
Kinky
Ritchie Mack
Dallas
Dave Velasco
Mexio
Dilich
Robert Games
Laredo
Tounder
Mexican District Hoopsters Win National Championship
The Pedersl District basketball team clinched national honors by defeating Chihuahua 215 in Mexico City. In McAllen on February 18, Bil Hartshorn Jr and Jack Rucker were named co captains for the 1936 CRM Was squad, with veterans returning for 1938.
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Ron Hidalgo
Mexico
Hardy
Pedersl
Chihuahua
Isyott
Mcallen
Bil Hartshorn Jr
Jack
Rucker
Mick Allen
Lermen
Thee
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Bob Mentfee
Tésard
Alaina Downs
Sonny
United States
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
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Trou
Robert Gomey
Kayoed
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Big Deeg
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