Worries Over Tamry Benton Signing With White Sox Camp
In Fort Worth on February 22 reports say Tamry Benton delays signing with the Chicago White Sox while others like Rob Farrell and Johnny Riddle join delays due to personal matters and field conditions. Ted Blankenship shows renewed form as Donie Bush approves, Dutch Henry explains absence, and field repairs ease.
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Cars to race at Expo Oval opens March 2
San Antonio Jam will host motor car races at Expo Oval on March 2 on the half mile Esposition park track. National Auto Racing association Mt. Lo and local rep J W Cox announced the six event program including stock car protecsions car and motorcycle races across 69 10 25 miles. Race HQ at 417 North Alamo Street.
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Pedley Props Midwick To Narrow Polo Victory
Pedley scored three goals in the eighth, securing a 14 to 12 win for Midwick over the Cyprus Tint in the final round. National star Pedley helped Abidwick seal victory after a late tie in the seventh, delivering a thrilling polo victory.
Reynolds Recognized as World Welterweight Champion
Reynolds of Reynolds Huntington West Virginia claimed the world welterweight title after winning two falls from Charley Gunn of Huntington in a National Boxing Association tournament in Cincinnati. The ceremony acknowledged him as the champion in all weight classes after the bout sequence in the failed series to decide champions.
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Helen Jacobs Sails for Tennis Overseas
Helen Jacobs, California tennis star, sailed from New York aboard the Majestic heading for Europe to compete in the French championships at Artenil, Wimbledon, and the Wightman Cup during the coming season.
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Argentina Poly Team To Compete In September Internationals
Argentina's riders, fresh from winning the Pacific Coast open championship, have accepted an invitation to compete in the international meet at Mendawbrook next September, organizers announced today.
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Kansas Cage Team Ends Streak With Big Six Defeat
Kansas tumbles further into the Big Six race as Missouri‑Columbia defeats the Jayhawks 41 to 24. The loss drops Kansas deeper into the conference standings and tightens the push for the league title.
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Can the average man or woman develop a good game
Larry Nabholtz, El Paso Open Champion 1924, argues the average person can develop a good game with proper guidance. He suggests professional coaching to establish fundamentals and consistent practice, citing a woman who improved from no play to winning her club championship after a season of lessons and daily practice.
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Buttons Beat Wesleyan In Rough Woodlawn Battle
The Bt Marys Buttons defeated Wesleyan Institute 24 to 8 in a rough Friday game at Woodlawn Lake. Marfines led Wesleyan with eight points and Maggott paced St Marys with seven as a late Buttons rally put them ahead.
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Latzo Upsets Negro Fighter at Madison Square Garden
Latzo, a Scranton coal miner and former welterweight contender, stunned Chicago Negro Larry Johnson in a 16 round light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden before 12,000 spectators. Judges split, with Latzo securing the decision as Johnson failed to land his famed right hand. The win advances Latzo as a challenger contender for the light heavyweight title under New York State Athletic Commission.
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Yankees Begin Spring Practice Next Monday at St. Petersburg
Shakey, new manager of the New York Yankees, announced the club’s first spring drill next Monday at St. Petersburg. Several veterans and newcomers are on their way to join workouts as Ruth remains unsigned.
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Bobcats Edge Schreiner 34 33 In Close Playoff Fight
Bobcats narrowly defeated Schreiner 34 to 33 at San Marcos Friday night as a late goal by Via in the final seconds secured the win for the Incans. Brownwood hosts Daniel Baker next Thursday.
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Fort Bliss Joins Southwestern Cup Final Races
Fort Bliss makes its first high-poal appearance in the Southwestern circuit cup series quarterfinals at Brackenridge Park Field. Fort Sam Houston and the San Angelo Rainbows clash in a semifinal, while Fort Worth and Wichita Falls meet after Fort Bliss’s upset edge and Rainbows’ handicap battle in a rugged field day.
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Varied High School Basketball Scores Across Regions
A compilation of basketball results shows Bi Marg's 62 over Kivanville 41 and Terrell Prep 7% leading, along with Schreiner defeating Waenington 68. Other noted scores include Luther 7 and Colorado Amgins 22, with numerous teams like South Dakota, Idaho, and New Mexico posting results amid a busy regional schedule.
Dwyer Buys Keeney Park Racing Plant
William Dwyer owner of the New York American Hockey Club acquired Keeney Park racing plant midway between Tucktonville and St. Augustine for about $150,000. A nine day meeting slated from March 1 to March 12 under the name Monlake Stud will run at the tract, with Dwyer owning controlling interest in nearby tracks. Cleveland First Cavalry polo team defeated Haccard horsemen 37 to 2.
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Sharkey Bets Narrow Odds on Biggest Fight Yet
Miami finance page reports Sharkey 3101 odds at three to one to beat Scott with five bets in, shows small advance sale of 18500 dollars as promoters hope for around 400000 dollars total take. Garden officials wary as bout plans grow closer to next Thursday night spectacle.
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Mrs Jack White's 8] Wins Golf Meet
Mrs Jack White won the Tindies' Golf Handicap tournament with a net score of Bl at Williny Springs course. Mrs 8 C Young took medals with a net St 4 gross score. The Ladies Golf Association will hold a 10 oclock event Friday at Asante Country Club. Miss Iveille Hoblitsch beat Mrs W OD Wicks in a playoff from January. Prays swimmers win gr
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Aggies Face Razorbacks In Southwest Title Bid
In College Station Texas February 22 the Arkansas Razorbacks prepared for a decisive SWC clash with the Texas Aggies after a close 28 40 24 loss last night. The Aggies led early but fell behind as Arkansas' floor work and shooting forced a rally while SMU and Baylor chase third place in the SWC standings in Dallas tonight.
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Notre Dame coach nominee triggers Wichita athletic shakeup
Louis Gebert was chosen to succeed Sam Hill as football coach at the University of Wichita. The announcement prompted the resignation of five veteran athletic committee members, including chairman Walter Herron and secretary Paul Wellman. The advisory group had favored H. R Godfrinous of Missouri Valley College or Emil Liston of Baker University for the post. Gebert is set to receive $7,000 in the first year and about $4,00 in the second on a two year contract.
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Walker named new Mississippi coach and staff
Edward J. Walker of the University of Columbia was appointed by the University of Mississippi athletic committees as head coach with Homer Hazel named athletic director and head football and basketball coach. Chuck Smalling of Stanford University will beWalker’s assistant.
Sonnenberg Wins In Straight Falls At Jageson
Gus Sonnenberg, hailed as world heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated Stanley Staviak in two straight falls in Jageson Fla last night. The match was reported from Florida with Sonnenberg’s decisive victories cementing his noted status in the sport.
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St Anthony’s Yellow Jackets Play Final Game
The St Anthony’s College Yellow Jackets face Ideal Club at 2 o’clock Saturday on the courts. The quiz will close the season for the Yellowjackets who hold various credits.
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