Sunday School Cagers Set Playoffs
Weekend playoff pairings headline the Sunday schedule as Sunday School cagers host first round games at Hot Wells and Alpimo Methodist venues. Central Baptist meets Alpine Methodist at 7 15 PM, First Congregational faces Westminster Presbyterian at 8 15 PM, with Woodlawn Methodist clashing the winner in the late game. Woodlawn defends its Sonday Benoel league title and holds an edge on First Congregational after three meetings, two wins by Woodlawn.
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Woodlawn
Bud
Pieagttstenter
Alga
Emh
Sehurtse Be
Graves
Geuze
Marist Ten
Gormer
Hartsnyn
Neers Bantiss
Romipit
Vy Rantlytrom
UF Gevinty Hartman
Ittenetern W
Corrigan Leads Scoring in Nebrasketball Tilt
In Scottsbluff Neb last night Bi Corrigan led on the floor as the independent team defeated Sunflower Neb 42 to 18. Spectators shouted Corrigan's name, while a disputed call and a late basket by the opponents marked the uneven game for the crowd.
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Scottsbluiy
Ney Feu
A Henry
Neb Plarat
Matet
Sun- Mlower
Neb
Corrigan
Corigan
Bi Corrifat
Texas Lutheran likely to host JC basketball event
Texas Lutheran College appears favored to host the Texas junior college conference tournament for toe dutting 3 basketball, with March 3 schedules and San Antonio teams under consideration. Athletic Director James Hurry notes Schreiner’s bid withdrawal and a tentative plan to invite San Antonio JC, Schreiner, and other district contenders pending final decisions.
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Texas Juniur College
Suellin
Texas Lutheran
Clyde Barnhart’s fate in a tangled 1920s tale
A fragmentary report links Clyde Barnhart to multiple 1920s baseball figures and events. The piece mentions Barnhart’s quiet stance at the plate, a 1928 pennant, and connections to players like Glazer and Morris, with scattered notes on amateur polo and local sports pages.
Vanderbilt Trio in 50000 Race at Santa Anita
Santa Anita hosts a $50,000 race with Impound and two Vanderbilt contenders among 16 three year olds. Wartime notes show Porter's Mite and other colts in contention for the mile and a furlong event, while jockeys Richards and Silvio Coue prepare Impound and Porter's Mite for the Derby path.
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Vanderbilt
Warren Brown
Santa Anita
Calif
Santas Anita
Porter
Bill Roeing
Prigady
Norman Church
Gieasin
Frank
Armiment
Aron
Manwell Howard
Stageland
Vorter
Fortey
Mite
Tess
Richards Shiald
Silvio Coue Porter
B Jarses
Fockes &T
J& Gueries
Nick Wsil
Astide Kelapa Clow
Enec-Tine
Jatienty Sone
Josing
Hue
San Antonin Fimet
College Cagers Report Scored Cards From Recent Games
In a string of college basketball box entries players from multiple teams posted scores. Notable tallies include Payne and Anilene with double figures, Navsen and Avalin contributing mid range totals, while other lines list assorted player points and team abbreviations. The garbled text references may indicate season or game summaries without clear dates or opponents.
Borican Tries It At A Mile
A garbled sports update mentions Borican attempting a mile effort amid Veterans Wars. References Newark Molday and Gun n Wingham suggest race intrigue with implied matchups against rivals such as San Romani Gere Yenike Chick Fenske. Deckard reportedly won by 200 yards Monday.
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Boston
Fry
Cunninghall
Jenn Borlian
Newark Molday
Gunn Wingham
Horican
Abuest
Yand Atendard
Avehbe San Romani
Gere Yenike
Chick Fenske
Peeves Pie
Naxten
Tasmy Denyard
Valle
Deckard
Wolcott Heads to New York for National Meet
Wolcott prepares for a national track event in New York this week. The team’s standout athlete is poised to compete, aiming for a top finish and to boost the program’s stature.
Chasing Deer Off Tracks by Colorado Wardens
Denver officials report three game wardens and a chief braving deep snow to chase deer off railroad tracks. They worked 11 am to 3 am near Pavatt Vall and Northwestern Canyon, guiding the frightened animals to safety as trains passed.
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Denver
Fatal Polo Fight Ends in Knockout at Club Arena
Corpus Christi reports a fatal polo accident after a fighter named Kid Pancho suffered a knockout during a third bout in four nights. Officials note K O Dargido and Bepby Seige fought in a featherweight title debt at the 46 and 8 arena, with Pereira among those affected and the match ending tragically.
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Kid Pancho
Corpus Christi
K_ O
Dargido
Bepby Seige
Uj Pereira
Barrado Siegel to Fight for Feather Title Soon
No. 1 featherweight Barrado and No. 2 Siegel expected to clash for a feather title as boxing entries shift after the commission’s reorganization. Siegel holds two decisions over Wagul Tudinn Havendo Ink. last Friday Barrado knocked Lee Harper of Port Arthur in the seventh round as both aim for the 128-pound class.
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Usted
Prankie Rad
Stanley Adams
Everett Byker
Neikhey
Fred Nichols
Tega
Seigel
Tudinn Havendo
Barrado
Lee Harper
Port Arthur
World of Polo Mourns Roark Irish Star
Charles Thomas Levine Boars Roark 44, renowned polo figure born in Ireland, died in Huntington Memorial Hospital after a fall during a midweek match at Midwick Country Club. Survived by widow Aldan Roark and baby son, his brother in Hollywood, and parents in Wexford. A former 10-goal player, Roark served in World War I and captained teams including the British and U.S. squads.
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Boars
Whyland
Tidin
Argentina
Roark
Charles Thomsas Levine
Carlos
Ireland
Huntlupten Melmar
Whidow
Aldan Roark
Te Dritith
Hollywood
Thomas Fevine Boars
Garey
Wexford
Heark
Tie Carlow Pirates
Pab
Alore Ilmn
Tiritain
Viranek
Royal Welsh Hiftes
Life Guards
India
Poona Jose Regiment
Ward's Edison Rival Faces Early Gridiron Schedule
Coach Joe Ward outlines a new season with Edison rivals and upcoming games. The Los Angeles Heights school plans a 1944 gridiron slate beginning September 23, with September 2 opening date and October 6 key matchups. A community dinner honors the 1944 Thomas Edison High football squad, inviting fathers and sports writers for an evening of plans and barbecue.
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Imeah
Ward
Los Angeles
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Haya
Los Angeles Heights
Wil
Ho. Hays
Conetes
Veares
Joe Ward
Monty Stratton Aims to Pitch Again Despite Amputation
Chicago scribe Jim Gallagher visits Monty Stratton, White Sox pitcher whose right leg was amputated two months after a hunting accident. Stratton, undeterred, vows to pitch again, detailing daily routines, rehabilitation, and his hope to reclaim a major league career. He speaks of fear, resolve, and plans to train, with influences from others who wear artificial limbs and a fascination with the future.
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Jim Gallagher
Titernational Mews Service
Monty Stratton
Chicago White Sox
Pilcher
Jim Gallagher Greenvilla
Manly Stratton
Brackall
Monty
Tim
Thal
Dallas
J. B. Tbuigar
Chaotic Fight Card From New York to Houston Results
A scattered listing of boxing bout results across cities including New York Westey, Grand Rapids, Montreal, and Los Angeles. Notable bouts feature Maxie Berger, Johnny Mack, Peter Jackson, and Al Romero with varied outcomes and several draws or stoppages noted in unreliable OCR text.
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Westey Rames
Grand Rapids
Mich
Maxie Berger
Johnny Mack
New
Los Angeles
Younr
Peter Jackson
Los Anelles
al Romero
la Anawley
Plainy
Mietoey Tonahoe
Sindard
Conn
Harey Ginsberg
New York
Drew
Houston
Holmy Wabb
Wona
Raine Hoi
al Alesasides
Stan
Bay
Wheatley Lions Rally in Three-Game Series
Wheatley Lions win Wednesday at the recreation center in a key three game series for the league crown. They defeated Benson after losing the opener and sit atop the standings with wins over Wheatley and Tick Yates.
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Wheatley Lions
Benxas Florists
Uhr
Ute Jacal
Alan Ada
Recreation Center
Wheatless
Lo Benson
Anost Wit Bro
Wheatlers
Wheatley
Tick Yates Schnals
Monterrey Boxer Knocks Out Pancho in Texas Ring
Monterrey featherweight Pancho, a rising Mexican sensation, was stopped in the fourth round by Bobby Siegel in Houston. The defeat follows prior bouts in Texas where Pancho fought lighter weights and faced promoter criticism amid a rising clash of expectations and state commission concerns.
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Monterrey
Pancho
Lusy
Houston
Bobby Siegel
Cender
Pancho Foughs
Antonio
Yan
Monteney
Kowckout
Amy Lerch
Gannineniy
Hulding
Hina Dutata
Unclear OCR of Mat Results and Local Fair Notes
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions mat results and fair events with numerous unclear names and places. Key entities are indiscernible, but references to Oran AO and UNL OF Lire fairs appear, alongside terms like Demba and Beow. The passage lacks coherent facts to form a precise summary.
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Demba
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