Bears Buy First Baseman Leslie From Coast League
Roy Tessie, Hollywood first baseman in the Pacific Coast League, was sold to the San Antonio club in the Texas League. Leslie, a blond powerful right handed hitter, came to Hollywood from Salt Lake City in 1923 and played three seasons in the Coast League. He began in 1916 with Ennis and also played for New Orleans and Philadelphia Athletics before joining Salt Lake and Hollywood. The Bears expect Leslie to play first base and boost their offense with his power.
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Eagles in District Title Tourney at San Marcos
Brackenridge High basketball squad aims for district crown in San Marcos Saturday. Three first squad players were replaced before the tourney by recruits from the Wildcat team: Powers, Weldon Howard, and Brinkendorf er.
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Brackenridge Eagles Start District Title Bid at San Marcos
Brackenridge High Eagles coached by Wright Riley begin their district drive in San Marcos after a string of changes boosting size power. The team, defending state champions, faces Alamo Heights and other local rivals with a plan to play two squads if pace allows. Captain Hugh McMillan leads guards with Powers at center and Juehbarme at forward as the Eagles seek to secure the district crown and advance toward Chicago.
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Saints Face Buttons In Top Rivalry Clash Saturday Night
St Marys Academy Saints, led by Baldeserelli, enter as favorites against the Buttons at 8 o clock. Both teams boast strong seasons with St Marys at 14 wins in 18, Buttons riding a 10 game winning streak as the rivalry heats up.
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33 Schools Enter Kansas City Meet
Representatives of thirty three colleges and universities from the Missouri Valley region arrived in Kansas City to compete in the Kansas Jet club's 22nd annual invitational indoor track and field meet.
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Boxing results from cities show multiple wins and one draw
The AP report lists bouts across Boston Detroit Erie San Francisco Minneapolis Lakeworth and other places. Notable results include Jimmy Meloner beating Jack Delaney by decision in Boston and Pete Lara stopping Billy Piltz in Galahoma City.
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Ticket Probe To Continue In New York Scandal
The Delaney Maloney ticket dispute with New York state athletic commissioners and Dan Carroll of Boston ended as a no decision. The investigation will persist with officials planning further talks and potential actions involving commissioners Farler Mul doon Brewer and Gore Smith.
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Rattler Rally Beats Simmons in Narrow Abilene Finish
In Abilene Texas Frank Daehne scores a late field goal and English adds a free pitch on a Pittman foul to give the San Antonio St. Marys Rattlers a 20 to 19 victory over Simmons University in the first game of a two game series. Waiser led the Cowboys in the first half but the Rattlers surged in the second half, matching and then exceeding Simmons after a tight battle.
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Team Walks 26 Miles to Southeast Georgia Tournament
Five Waycross high school basketball players walk 26 miles from Waycross to Nashville to enter the Southeast Georgia tournament. They hope to reach Nashville in time for the first game Monday as the athletic association lacks funds for transport.
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Incarnate Word Edges LCCW In Girls League Thriller
Incarnate Word College girls defeated Local Council of Catholic Women 9 to 8 at Camp Normoyle in a come from behind win. Glover led IWU with four points, Melba Price paced LCCW with six as the largest crowd watched a tight defensive contest.
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High School Broad Jumper Sets New 22 Foot Mark
Gary Indiana February 1949 Ira Shea of Emerson was reported to have leaped twenty two feet in a Gary Y. M C A dual indoor meet setting a new high school indoor broad jump record. The prior national mark originated from Hugh Terrell at Lane Tech Chicago in 1918.
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Big Ten Battles on Four Courts
Chicago February 19 The conference basketball race resumes with Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Ohio State Northwestern and Chicago in action. Wisconsin at Ohio State offers the easiest test while Michigan seeks a home victory over Indiana. Northwestern pursues its first Big Ten win against Chicago as the season remains unsettled.
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Brooks Field Thrashes Top Team in City Match 6 to 4
Brooks Field toppled Palace 6 to 4 as Tomlinson scored three goals for the Flyers with Theisen and Samson adding goals. Crystal Palace’s Rey Anderson starred with three goals while Ardiff and others lined up in a crowded lineup. Next week Crystal Palace faces the Second Division in skaters league action.
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Girls World Cage Title Up Tonight In Chicago
Chicago February 19 two girls teams meet for the world women’s basketball championship using boys rules. Cleveland girls, last year’s champions, face Taylor Trunks of Chicago, an A. U. champions trio with a strong win record.
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Miss Hollins Faces Holling in Coast Golf Final
Miss Marion Hollins of New York defeats Mrs Melvin Jones of Chicago to reach the Pebbie Dench championship final at Del Monte California. Hollins built a three up lead by the fourth hole and met Miss Holling in the decisive match set for today.
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Adelaide Lambert Sets World Record in Newark Swim
Adelaide Lambert of the Women's Swimming Association New York shattered the world record in the Newark medley swim at the Newark A meet. She clocked 4 29 4 5 overhauling a Buffalo mark set February 2 by 495 seconds, in Newark, New Jersey.
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Mrs Pardue Wins Florida Women’s Golf Title
Mrs He Austin Pardue of Chicago defeated Miss Sentricn Gatelieb of New York in final to win the Florida state women’s golf championship at Palm Beach Country Club.
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Cotlogomor Wins New Orleans All-Age Handicap
Cotlogomor the five year old French bred son of Sardanapaale, owned by AL Cawan of Cleveland, won the New Orleans all-age handicap purse of 5000 yesterday. Shark was second and Janton third as Broadway Jones faded to sixteenth. Over 122000 was wagered, a track record.
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Harry Cooper Aims to Win British Open
Dallas golfer Harry Cooper, father of pro Harry Cooper Jr. of the WL Sereno Golf Club, announced today that the younger Cooper plans to compete abroad and set sights on annexing the British Open.
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Ables Leads Bear Club Vision for Strong 1927 San Antonio
Harry Ables, new president of the San Antonio baseball club, vows truthful dealings with fans and aims to match or exceed the 1926 Bears. He shifts focus to strengthening weak areas only after deals are closed, fearing fan disappointment if deals slip. Ables, with Honus Mitre at the helm on the field, expects a successful season and fulfillment of a longtime ownership dream.
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Girl Skater Shatters Two World Indoor Marks in Pittsburgh
Lena Brooks of Toronto set two new international indoor speed skating records in Pittsburgh on first night of a two day meet. She clocked 10.44 seconds for the premile and 22.00 seconds for the Beyard dash, while Charles Gorman of St John, N B, swept the 440 yard three fourths mile and mile events.
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Manziel Family Relocates to San Antonio for Health
Kazhia J. Manziel known as Lobby Manziel, promoter of boxing in Eldorado Arkansas, relocates with family to San Antonio for his mother’s health. The boxing arena he built was valued at about 15000 dollars and supported local bouts for years.
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San Antonio Polo Club Faces Stonewall in Circuit Cup Opener
San Antonio Polo Club meets Stonewall in Brackenridge Park at 2 p.m. for the midwinter Circuit Cup low-goal clash. San Antonio carries a handicap of 4 with key players including Carl Crawford and Jim Chittim, while Stonewall has no handicap. The event caps a warmup tourney as Fort Bliss and Kelly Field advance to semi finals with tight results and Bart Shaw starring for Austin.
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Northwestern U Invites Top High School Track and Swim Stars
Northwestern University invites top high school track and swimming stars to the fifteenth national interscholastic games to be held March 26 27. Bid packets went to 1500 schools with expected entries doubling last year’s. Notable former records include Bob Cuhel and Dick Howell in sprints and swimming.
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Glenna Collett Plans Return to England for Title
NEW YORK Feb 19 Glenna Collett former national women's golf champion plans another trip to England this year to contend for the British women's title She did not stay last year for the title event because the tournament was postponed by a rail strike.
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Basketball Scores from Various Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Summary of scattered game scores shows St. Mary's San Antonio 20 over Simmons University 19. A and M Freshmen 20 over Allen Academy IT. Kansas University 26 over Grinnell 16. Oklahoma Aggies 80 over Kansas Aggies OBS Tulane 25 over Louisiana State 20. Loyola New Orleans 20 over Spring Hill 19. Nebraska 36 over Oklahoma.
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Marathon Golfer Faces Mud and Wind on Cross-Country Trek
Mobile writer Doc Grahame and his caddy Happy Kirby trek from Mobile to Los Angeles in harsh weather. They spent a night in a farmer's stable and a church refuge after Grahame got lost and Kirby slipped and needed medical aid. Grahame counts 2082 strokes so far with an estimated total near 1,493,000.
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