San Marcos Tourney Opens With Local Teams
Coach Tay Dixon leads Wactauchuls It alians to San Marcos to face New Braunfels Unicorns in one of four opening games. Harlander will represent Bexar county, Sidney Lanier travels from San Antonio, with ten players named for the trip. A Friday practice at Wood laws Lake gym ends training. games set for Friday night with semis Saturday and a final Saturday night officiated by Trischal Topsoo and Charlie Zouker.
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Y Quintets in Big Game at Woodlawn Take Gym
The Y Quintets seek a state bid at the Houston tournament with the Triangles facing the Ars All-Stars at 7 pm Friday night. The series stands 1-1 after opening games, with the winner advancing to Temple for the next round and proceeds to defray trip costs.
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Girls League results span Woodlawn doubleheader night
In a Woodlawn girls league doubleheader, Barbera Sporte defeated State Hospital Nitress 28 to 15. Lutherans beat Highland in another game as the league tightens with rivals for the title.
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Pensacola Open Golf Lures Touring Pros
The Pensacola Open gathers touring pros for its first Florida winter event. Notable players such as Gene Sarazen and Tommy Armour registered, with Tony Stauber and others arriving to preview the tournament course.
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Six Bouts on Exposition Opening Rassle Program
Promoter Ralph Hemmond gears up for Exposition Coliseum opening with a major wrestling card. Notables include John Riley from Boston vs Elmer Guibrie of Utah for top contendership, Pete Sauer vs Farmer Vance in the semis, and Silent Rattan vs Vat Steagen in a one fall bout.
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City League Twin Bill Promises Close Roundup
Unclear fragments describe a Twin Bill in the City League with teams such as Walieds Tach Neal Kash Saleen and The Chir. Mentions of first half honors, possible withdrawals, and competitive play hint at tight battles and evolving standings amid unnamed venues and players.
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Kozeluh Proving Easy For Tilden In Baltimore
Baltimore reports Karel Kozeluh, Euconse pro tennis champion, facing tough tests against Big Bill Tilden. Ronelul suffers his second straight defeat, while Francis Gunter and Emmet Pare win one apiece. In doubles, Tilden teams with Nuutz to defeat Rozeloh and Pare Be Uk.
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Van Wie and Hicks Clash at Florida Championship
In Palm Beach two top American players contest the Florida women’s championship. Helen Hicks, the New York contender, defeats Diana Pighwick to reach the final, while Virginia Van Wie of Chicago also advances from the semifinals by overcoming Wattles and Ruffalo at the Palm Beach Country Club course.
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College basketball results span Wooster to Texarkana
Across multiple campuses and towns AP reports scattered scores from Wooster Ohio to Texarkana Junior College. Notable results include Oberlin 26, Wake Purest 31. St Louis University 26, Kansas Aggies 1. Pittsburgh Teachers 30, Washburn 16. Sterling 58, Bethel 25. Northwestern Teachers 26, Central 27. Texas schools facing varied margins.
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Relays loom for Abilene Christian as schedule grows
Abilene Tex Feb 20 ACU will attend at least three major relay meets this spring. The Kansas Relays on March 27, the Kansas event on April 18, and the Drake Relays on April 24 are planned with possible inclusion of the Relays. The announcement lists names of local participants and confirms added itinerary.
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European bidding for Primo and Max boxing match
European bidding for a $800000 boxing bout between Max Schmeling and Primo Carnera is authorized, with Frank Gould backing the plan and a French venue preferred. Mayo to offer $12000 to ref Jack Dempsey as part of side deals, while Strack loses to the Masked Mysters in Tulsa.
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Francis Fight Eddie Shea at Garden Madrid Tonight
Eddie Shea of Chicago meets Italian contender Kid Fravers in a ten round featherweight bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Shea, a rugged puncher, is the favorite, having not fought here since a knockout loss to Charlie Fed Senberg. Fravers has won five straight since returning from abroad and is aggressive but lacks power. Grogan and Perlick meet in a ten round semifinal, with Carleton and Lenny also listed on the card.
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