Aces Survive District Play Semi Final Thriller
In a district basketball tournament semi final run, Jefferson meets Harlandale while Mant and Charlotte vie for the other spot as San Antonio area teams push toward finals. Results include Bexar county champs beating Shelley Burt’s Unl corns 30 to 18 and Fredericksburg 27 to 1, with Jefferson, Hunt, and Kellam noted for key performances.
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St. Jefferson
Harlandale
Jefferson
Champe
Tangie
Charlotte Vt
Vn Son
Hanandale Urning
New Braunfels
Fredericksbure
Tidians
Indians
Bexar
Shelley Burt
Totrey
Stoppet Predericksburg
Harper
Gillespie County
Jefter
Anty Niehals
Mevin School
Char- Jotte
Lavernin
Hunt
Seguin
Tantiale
Pyedericksburg
Claud Kellam
City Fchool Aibiotics
Uelay
Bowie Deere
Voit
Wish von Hom
Mavis
N.ie
Nevies
Bowdien
District 28
Kingsville
Chayon
Pampa
Lubbock
Chistress
Riddie Chooses War Admiral Sprint Test
Samuel D. Riddle favored War Admiral to run in a sever furlong sprint for the summer season. War Admiral, 1937 champion, would meet rival entries while King Shown and Pimkey prepared. Weighed at 130 pounds versus a sprinter’s 12, the choice hinges on the handicap and weight assignments. The decision centers on the balance between War Admiral’s speed and the weight he must carry in the McLennan handicap race.
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Miami
Fil
Wwe
Bamvel
Kiddie Today
Admiral
Triddie
Tinkeis Decisiass
Janos
Mii O'Wae
Inioweis Bie
McLennan
Samuel D. Riddle
Schreiner at TLC for game
Texas Bulldogs seek win as Schreiner seeks to repeat past success against Mountaineers. The note hints at近期 matchups and current form, with references to prior games and the teams’ performance trajectory.
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Schreiner
TLC
Bagain
Texas Cutheenn Bulldogs
Noina
T Meir
Shorthorns
Tall Gear Sam Wins Lone Star Derby Events
Tall Gear Sam, ridden by RA Johns of Auskhy, won both the late mile and mileage derby features in Friday’s Lone Star Bird Ong racing trials. Skipper and Pal San Tex also placed shoring the San Antonio circuit. Johny Afiek Richards Bliy earned an award from Tredd Dayle of San Antonio as top pointers.
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Tall Gear Sam
Lone Star
Falpouraias
Tall Cieay Sam
RA. Johns
Auskhy
Loto
Ong Wesarteting
Sra Anela
Mixa
Inek
Cmigs
ASA
Pal San Tex
Taylor Girls Take 4th Win Over Peayl
The Taylor girls secured their fourth win defeating Peayl 40 to 27. Berey led with 10 points as Green Devils displayed strong defense and power on Friday night, while peers on the roster contributed to the balanced scoring.
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Taylor
Peayl
Gigie
Green Devils
Berey
Grib
Racing Notes at Hinlewh Park Reflect Mixed Results
Racing notes recount mixed outcomes with several horses including Alvensty and Welng minghedt advancing behind the winner at Hinlewh Park. Mentions of wagers, apprentice changes, and upcoming trials indicate a busy week with interest in South Texas and nearby venues.
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Walt
Roth Denmark
Chinnge
Wayne
Wrisht
Hinlewh Park
Rutgers Signs Coach Harman
Rutgers announces the hiring of coach Harman to lead the football program through 1997. The move follows the resignation of Wilda Tasker after seven seasons, with university president Robert Rothier stating the plan to advance the program while planning for a new era.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Harvey Marman
University of Pennsylvania
Nahiei
Bridiron
Rutgers
Wilda Tasker
Tins
Tasker
Wader
LO Shasons
Yenlenea
Inort
Clef Hatte
Rutten
Whiteh
Princeton
Tay
Lyon
Atinette
Cosmic Rutgers
Wpap
Muilettes
Cross-Country Race Captured by Keller
Keller wins a cross country race in Eross County on Friday to take the lead. John Moresnit, John Arnold, Warren Pfeiffer and Rob Guyder finish behind in that order.
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Keller
Ramen Simexmey Salutayad
Eross-County Letters
Warren Keller
Glavery
John Moresnit
John Arnold
Warren Pfeiffer
Rob Guyder
Seabiscuit Weathered Rain for San Carlos Eclipse Duel
Los Angeles February reports rain drenched the track as Seabiscuit and Pompoon prepared for the $100,609 Smita Anita challenge. Weather threatens the pace, with odds showing Seabiscuit at 3 to 1 and Pompoon 4 to 7 for the March 5 race. Fourteen to twenty entrants expected, including Mandingham and Anerald, while top contenders like Narragansett and Major Rat Parra vie for the mud.
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Los Angeles
Ney Cass
San Carlos
Seabiscuit
Pomposa
Smita
Anita
Lie
Poulpoon
Pompoon
Ned Camm
Cahemet
Bryan
New Orleans
Twinners
J. A. Mantuse
Anerald
Anergid
Foxcatcher Tevms
Mandingham
Dick Handler
Rosemont
Rat Parra
Army League results and standings across multiple teams
A chaotic recap of Avie Lowe Makten Walapeter and other leagues shows wins for several squads while players like Levine and Morton Virene are highlighted. The report lists centers, forwards, and guards across teams such as The Fil Rollers and The Winnips Dutitow, noting multiple game outcomes and local standings.
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Mets
Beallie
Talssons
Winnips Dutitow
Siktmarr
Klein Ai
Ira Fui
Shyifeta Saba
Winitnwa Amon
Dinah
Ewen Meyer
Ee W. Dette
Rai
Tin Prion Wetainer
Mers AG
Adamick Defeats Thomas In Rough 10 Round Bout
New York reports heavyweight Adamick from Midland Michigan trained by Jack Kearns won a hard fought 10 round decision over Chicago’s Harry Thomas at Madison Square Garden. Adamick showed speed and accuracy but Thomas surged in late rounds, with the crowd reacting to the rough exchanges and late pressure. There were no knockdowns, but Thomas’ strong finish nearly altered the verdict.
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Bob Considine
New York
Joe Louis
Adwajex
Midland
Mich
Jack Kearns
Seaxy
Harry Thomas
Chicago
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Adamick
Thomas
Mike Jacobs
Madison, Squire Garden
Agnutck
Buby Horns
Thames
Warmtess
Thomax
Arthur Donovan
Adamick Stegget
Jee Woulde
Thorsis
Ch Willing
Jett ‘Hnal
Dempsey
Adamick Mee
Met
Antlers Win Behind Ad Dietzel in Close Colorado Clash
Colorado Springs Antlers beat Parks of Colorado City 24 23 in an opening burst as Ad Dietzel from San Antonio Texas drove in for a quick one handed shot to put the Antlers ahead early. Dietzel, a towering center, scored a home lead before Parks rallied from a six point deficit to trim the half.
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Ad Dietzel
Colorado Springs
Cols
Galorado Springes
Ckirastna City
Missouri Valley A
ALU
Antlers
Parks
Dietzel
San Antonio
Texas
Tak Aoorer
Marion Miley and Mrs Zech Reach Final in Florida Golf
Marion Miley of Fort Pierce Florida and Mrs Zech from Chicago emerged as finalists in the Mid Florida women’s golf tournament at Orlando. Miley eliminated Frances Owen of Jacksonville and Tila Zech defeated Mrs Archie Mobave of Hastings on Hudson 5 and 4.
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Marion Miley
Zech
Orlando
Pla
Marlin Miiey
Fort Pierce
Fla
Lexington
Prances Owen
Jacksonville
Mra
Tila Zech
Chcage
Wag
Archie Mobavé
Haatligs
Hudson
Waner Signs At Fat Salary In Pittsburgh
Pant Waner, the star right fielder, signs a contract in Pittsburgh worth over 16 thousand dollars a year, with observers estimating close to 17 thousand. The deal follows debate over pay and reflects Waner’s status as the team’s key player.
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Waner
Pittsburgh
Pant Waner
Tas Algret
Wn Terenne
Celding
Basketball's rising high school gate receipts impress Kellam
Athletic Director Claud Kellam notes basketball crowds in the tech school season rose sharply with gate income up 41 percent from last year. Band and Pep Squad nights lagged. only 13 of 36 nights turned a profit while girls’ pep squads enjoyed free admission. Despite uneven turnout, Kellam sees improving interest and continued cross-generation support fueling local basketball growth.
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Claud Kellam
Sason
Kellam
Mie
Brown Says He Called Galento Bum in Boxing Row
New York boxing official Builling Hill Brown argues against banning Tony Galento calling him a bum and asserts boxing should not permit buns in sport. He defends Max Baer and Primo Camera as examples while stressing the duty to protect youth. The interview notes a letter from a girl admirer and references to college payments and a 1827 Thanksgiving game.
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New York
Builling Hill Brown
Spade
Sester
Day
Tony Galento
General Phelan
Galenta & Kin
Grst
The
Max Baer
Bill
Baer
Mr. Brown
Giants edge toward repeat pennant bid in NL
New York reports by Pat Robinson note Bill Terry backs the Giants to win another National League pennant. The piece weighs infield strength led by McCarthy Whitehead Bartell and Ott, discusses Leiber in outfield, pitching by Hubbell Melton Schumacher Castleman and Bak er, and questions looming over Leiber and rookies.
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Pat Robinson
New York
Bill
Terry Alrei
Giants
Verry
Terry
Tore
Cygs
Cardinals
Pirates
Joe Moore
Hark Leiber
Jim Ripple
Moore
Hud Leiber
Leiber
Leferval
Lefotr
Dhins
Wally Berg
McCarthy
Whitehead
Bartell
Doll
Bar Fel
Ott
Carthy
New Orleans
Chey Danning
Yast
Fierling
Briday
Schumacher
Melton
Hubbell
Gumbert
Castleman
Peldy
Perirens
Arev
Jet
Dr Schumacher
Gulcbert
Olf
Tom
Baker
Lohrman
Vandeberg
Ballienore
Oth
Selver
Canning
Hubbert
Shraigl
Castlemen
Cubs Hope For Breaks As Injury Strikes Ease
Grimm optimistic on Chicago Cubs 1938 outlook as club announces signings of Shortstop Bruce Grimes and others while reflecting on last season injuries. He cites ambulances and player injuries that hampered early campaign and outlines a spring plan with nine pitchers and key position players joining the trip to Santa Catalina island.
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Ohticago
Wim—Al Cikkle Grimyy
Delver
Onticago
Cubs
Stan Nm
Bni Curges
Hantinger
Cuvs
Brent
Mls
Tex Carleton
Bo Lee
Gurk Davis
Larry French
Gabby Hartnett
Hen O'Dea
Imn Collins
Herman Coaker
Triplett
Felder
Memphis
Bottem Association
Guy the Oiat
Triptett
Cilteage
Bob Logan
Rob Matlick
Party of Kansas Ory
Pop Time Busy Again Track Stars Show in N Y
New York Feb 1 11 Old Pop Thin Stud headlines a Madison Square Garden meet by the New York A C. stars Glenn Cunningham Ben Johnson and others chase season bests in a crowded program. The six events push toward the mythical four eight mile and a 47.6 mark as top names attempt to extend their deferred season records.
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New York
aLopwatch Ave
hayd Javar_lonight
Cunninglams
Johnsons
Herberta
Inshes
Madison Square Garden
New York A. C
Glenn Cunningham
Ben Johnson
Sim Herberb
Bondash
Rds
Hom
Aigy
Bastar
Peeksure” Johnson
Cos
Herbert
Eddie O'arien
Jack Hut
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Smith
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el Paso
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Seguin Highway
Riddie
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Sn Antonio
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Marci
Ooo" Crawford
Chantotte Gil
Mont
Wedaye
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Harman
Harvey Iarman
Mulgers
Army League
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Park Houner
Jeter
Brown
Galento
Joli McGraw
Connie Mack
Galenta
Golento
Newarray
James
Kinard
Newherry College
Misstiner Brown
Cailed Ie
New Service Statt
Tom Baker
Imuese
Ihvish
Grimm
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