Campnann Medalist Leads WW Flight Golf Event
Campnann returns after absence with low score in qualifying round of a large tournament at the Country Club. Seventy four golfers compete as next week brings first round matches. strong field includes S Kampmann, Walthall, Goggin, Lehteier, Tarrant, and others in multiple flights with scores around 199 or better.
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Hotart S. Kampmann
Batk
Pontetia
Serore
Seoul
Kampmann
Lom Lally
Saturn Zeus
Kampruun
Walter Walthall
Gogdean
William ©. Cleez
Sautesor
TS Ioest
Ikeyndan
A.A. MeLsniel
Uburley Lehteier
J. B. Ben Tarrant
Brig. Go
McCarthy
LaPrelle
Nat Uordemtth
Hugo
PL i
Hight -Poslings
Zoe Dirk
Vee
Clegg
Uueldan
Lewis
Warrington
Colduuith
Compton
Wutsuy Andrews
Roe
Smithy Maior
Elugo
Lush
Hatin
Mightecoteas
Pont Hurst
Pancousi
Noherk
Maveriek
Dove
Hoy Dwechs
Borman
Flasusr
Melecon
Texas Quint Cops Win in Rugged Vasey Showdown
A chaotic Saturday night sees the Texas team edge the Aggies in a tough gridiron style basketball game. Strong defense and clutch plays from Mt. Cutuugh and Linullier lift the Texans as they fend off late charges, with key baskets from Joeph and Weston securing a narrow victory.
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Texas Vasey Wuntal
Olluboria Aggies
Sauder
Brackenridge High Wins District Basketball Title
Brackenridge High School basketball team, coached by Engelbert, clinched the district crown in San Marcos with a 53 point per game edge in three games, edging Eagle Pass High and setting up a potential March run to the state tournament in Austin. The squad features captain Bob Tass and five other starters, with lineup shown in the team photo.
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Beackenridge’ High
Ahawn
T Rogion
Brickenvidigs
el Peso
Maeching
Leen Biril Om
Wilmex Engelhert
San Marcos
Brackenridge
Op- Conexis
Oul
Binkey” Whitney
Engelbach
Hagelbert
South Side
Coath
Eugene
C. 282
Hull
Jacob
Jake” Hum
Foward
Thomas “Buster” Carver
Robert “Bob” Wass
Eddie Newman
Leonard “Blau” McCady
Hilmer
Eng
Chevrolet Aims for Third 100-Mile Speed Record Victory
The article outlines Chevrolet’s bid to secure a third title in the 100-mile race, highlighting driver-engineers, team figures, and notable entries. It references Louis Chevrolet, the Speedways office, and plans for May 30 as the race date, with multiple cars and engines entering the field and family ties in racing noted.
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Chevrolet
Iodiadapulis
Tull
Haytog
Avericus
Cille Roces
Lovis
Yuelug Civelow
Myta
Terelary Sud
Epeedwiy
A Fice
Dominy Mitton
Milton
Indianapolis
Rita
Stean
Chevrole
Leo
Hue
Aimee Prise
Tommay
Oak Cliff Victory Report From Local Schools
A fragmented report notes Oak Cliff teams achieving a win in a local district event. Names such as Dattag, Tors, Koh, and the Biddand White appear in unclear contexts alongside mentions of GMT High and a potential date Around May 26 observers record a positive outcome for Oak GMT High in a chain of asserted results.
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Dattag
Tors
Koh
Daas
Bear Battery Report Dates Set by Team
Bear batterymen report March 1 with all other players to follow March 6. The first definite information assigns Hub Novtlun and Stu Antonia as key figures. Infielders and outfielders to report in uniform for a morning practice on March 1. The team aims to begin full workouts Monday March 6 under the new manager, with attendance monitored.
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Hub Novtlun
Stu Antonia Sna
Murph
Tentim
Minims Are Winners In Shirin Basket Game
Minims secured a victory in a local basket contest with Shatina leading scoring efforts. Captain Tarn contributed three assists while Bean Headley and Ayla added key plays. Ted Hin and Peche paced the attack, with Hear and Cointreni providing steady defense and Mace Midinis distributing.
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Shatina
Mogietine
Peche
Ut . Mary
Work Out for Meet at Y Practice Spot
Twenty five athletes train at the Y in preparation for the national meet. Monner, the director, announces Saturday night drills as the focus for conditioning. Basketball games fill the schedule with Lions, Cats, Tigers and other teams mentioned for upcoming matchups.
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Sis Koldite Allfetica
Qve
Wray Yi MG. A
Shorty Monner
Vhyview
Mach
Wil
Port Sant Housten
Follower of Tennis Proposes City Commercial League
A rural tennis enthusiast writes to the sporting editor proposing a San Antonio commercial tennis league. The plan envisions 2 to 4 teams, matches on Sundays or weeknights, and participation by local companies to showcase players while avoiding interference with existing sports.
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TNC
San Attonio
Peheditos
Aundayy Mtn
Guch
Hay Antonio
Tn Aks
Playrra
Waco District Champion Upset in Close Finale
Kehad wins district title for Wasco in a July eleventh style report, defeating Wemple Magh at Temple after a previous win for the Cigars in Waco. Temple falters from the start as Wasco shows strong defense and quick baskets, earning a walkaway finish and setting up a state finale in Austin in March.
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Wasco
Pex
Busgkal
Wemple
Waco
Temple
Shewie
Wace
Auiin du Manh
Aggies Meet Sewanee Amid Uncertain Football Schedule
In a disrupted season, the Aggies face Sewanee with uncertain dates as injuries and conference adjustments press the schedule. The Dalers State event window remains unresolved while athletic staff assess player readiness and venue availability for upcoming games.
Series Opens March 8 With Athletic Association Play
The season opens March 8 with Sormotany Roger Steint amid Fetool Athletic Association events. Athletic contests feature Central Chelauany in virtual court action and Grace Tonther facing St. Moek's. Early results include St. Mark's expected strong showing as the season unfolds.
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Roger Steint
Weilwendey
Aten
W. A
St. Moek
St. Mark's
Football Rules Shift Plays To Allow Time For Officials
February 18 report on football rules committee plans to require a time interval in all shift plays to let officials judge legality. Emphasis on interpreting both feet stationary, clipping penalties, and changes to rules on goal attempts after touchdowns and field goals.
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Br Walter
New York
Marchid
Geo
Iiet
Ragex
Sega
Algocbn
Conchea Ane
A. Ion
Mag
Charles Taly
West Paint
Aly
Nowa
Andy
Mi A Wins Again At Dallas Lex Pe 42
A garbled sports brief describes a boxing or wrestling event in Dallas with mentions of teams players and participants. The text references a victory by Mi A. WINS AGAIN and a list of performers or contenders including Jimmy Titty and others, noting a semifinal or final context and various actions.
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Dallas
Lex Pe
Bank
Tinstor
Vann Thorety
Jimmy Titty
Net matches in Chathinge incites county ball troop actions
The dispatch reports a sequence of violent incidents and a planned rally linked to a local boy scouts group. Details indicate a controversial event with figures Reauts Coote feyey Kugtene Selgowle named amid inquiries at a halfbuilt quarter. A separate item notes a car train collision in Hunton Texas on February 1884 with a vehicle striking a passerby near South Howaten.
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Reauts Coote Feyey
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