Houston golf stars reach semifinals in 21st Connur cut
In Houston Pet 24.1 three top shotmakers and a machine golfer lead the 21st annual Houston Connur cut. Old rivals Johnny Dawson of Chicago and Gus Moreland of Dallas meet in one semi, while Fred Orion of New Orleans faces Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City in the other. Moreland defeats EA White. Dawson over Barry Todd in a tough quarter. Eaton edges Lonnie Wendland 4-3. Odom beats George Duvitca 4-and-3 after a 70.
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Houston
Pet
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Serending Chantplan
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Fred Orions
New Oniens
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Moreland
Dawson
Streck
Barry Todd
Brillane
Tke Atholes
Moréland
EA White
Bonham
He. Oations
Sureith
White Reid
Teddy
Wendland
Eaton
Medailtt
Lonnie Wendland
Antonio Lar
Odom
Fight Results From The Associated Jeocas San Frantisto-Toung
A chaotic roundup of boxing results lists numerous fighters and scores from cities including Philadelphia Pittsburgh Denver Deadwood and Phoenix with outpoints knockouts and title mentions. Names such as Van Klaveren Gibbs Strub and Dempsey appear amid a jumble of misread places weights and results.
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Jecas San Frantisto
Toung Cornell Fi Ih
Freeno
Calif
Hep van Klaveren
Holland
Ine Lang
Sam Francisco
Rainh Mano
Philippines
Drew
Philadelphis
Gesree Gibbs
Pittsburen
Tony Balea
Phiadelphia
Kaya Buran
Rabinjoré
Charley Longsten
Philadelphia
Toi Falaxie Strub
Erte
Joky Ferrando
Emil Tanne
Yourxstown
Hershey Wilson
Rifle
Cole
Leonard Widerleh
Denver
Flackis Bursheim
Bellefourche
S. D
Harold Jepson
Fatea
Deal Rarnea
Tapio City
Outpointil
Johnny Gurbing
Dchie Rubluana
Fort Meade
Girls Basketball Clash Ends With Close Draw
A high school girls basketball game on Sacred Heart court ended in a tight draw as St. Gerard's and Sacrament High split periods. St. Gerard's led 14-16 at halftime, with Sacred Heart and Ursuline contributing to a 20-20 tie at the final whistle. Key players included Mills and Sievers for St. Gerard's and Pollack for Sacrament, while Ursuline relied on Young and Jacobs.
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R¢ Central Catholic Court
Pore
Eineups
St. Gerard's
Oehter
Ang Mills
Nwarda
Huplkee
Serecedere eMinze
Sievers
Guarns
Janeugh
Fallon
Sute Issad Sacrament
M. E
Peterson
Cube
Ursuline
Kerstaw and
Young
Malone
Jacobs
Manend
Buards
Maloney
Roine
Si —Cervenka
Brive
Zimmer- McBrearty Ang Schiqdt
Sumer
Muss
Victories Continue in Camden Steeplechase Race
Camden steeplechase event sees Austin Wadsworth's gelding dominate field for fourth straight year. Aughum Boy, owned by James E. Ryan, challenged early but finished strong, with Mrs Simon T Patterson's Career close behind. Mulberry two miles over brush noted for disruptions. two horses had to be destroyed.
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Simon T. Patterson
Koen Zeneths
le Mary
Thomas H. Somerville
Brantywine Stables
Jennines of
Baltimore
Club Sandac Defeats Sacred Heart Juniors On Sunday Courts
Club Sandac edged Sacred Heart Juniors 31 to 21 on the Baered Heart court with Mangum and Smith each scoring 12 for the winners. Sacred Heart’s T. Smith led the losers with 11 points as Sendacs built an early lead and held it Friday night.
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Sandac
Knowlton
Sacred Heart
Semiiac Quintet Ince
Enorlion Creening
Kellyfield
Mangum Pid Smith
Sendacs
Baered Heart
Morales
Smith
Honore
Uate
Faith Trene
Ant Ray Tend
Dearne
Suride Ey
Buh
Heart
Ant T. Smith
Corte J—F. Mergisyth
Aneintaon
Buards
Bathead Captures Speedboat Feature at Lake Worth
West Palm Beach Florida reports the Bathead won the twenty eleventh annual regatta at the Lake Worth yacht club with Frank Ripp of Dartona Beach and Steve Scott steering. Skippy and Ricochet traded places across heats as engine trouble hurt the latter entries. A racing conclusion noted a sailing regatta planned for Sunday on Lake Worth. In Madison Wisconsin the athletic board named Posey basketball and baseball coach for the university.
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Bathead
West Palm Beach
Flo
Lwa
Lake Worth
Fain Beach Yacht Club
Frank Ripp
Dartona Beach
New York
Steve Scrote
Finkshead
Sparrow
Elmer Johnson
Bennington
Skippy
Luther Brown
San Antonio
Texas
Frank Robertson
Houston
Ricochet
Fouls Luckenbach
Mack Praises Stabbed Jap Player Tour Manager Comments
Colin I. Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, expressed distress over the stabbing of Matsutaro Shoriki, a Japanese publisher who helped organize a tour of American League players in Japan. He defended the tour, saying Americans left little money in Japan and praising Shoriki’s leadership while noting the team played across many cities to boost public interest.
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Port Myers
Colinie Mark
Philadelphia Athletics
American League Baseball
Japan
Matsutarg Shoriki
Tokyo
Shoriki
Smong Otter
Mack
Tokio
Russell Arrest Follows Ring Injury in Buenos Aires
American wrestler Jack Russell was jailed after a match in Buenos Aires where his opponent Carlos Stringeri of Mal y suffered a head injury. Stringeri was knocked unconscious for 45 minutes after Russell allegedly kicked him as he tried to reenter the ring, and he was hospitalized with a concussion though not considered serious.
Westmoorland Fives Meet Texas Lutheran In Seguin Clash
Westmoorland Junior College Broncs face Texas Lutheran College of Seguin in a basketball game at Brackenridge Court Saturday night.
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Westmoorland and Seguin
Westmoorland Junior College
Campbell Lures Greats of Race to Florida
FDWAR TAYVONA BEACI reports a camp near Florida gathering racing legends to discuss Campbell’s pursuit of speed. Prominent figures including Sir Malcolm Campbell, Eddie Rickenbacker, August Detsenberg, and Goldie Gardner share tales, plans, and warnings about the Indianapolis race scene and a potential record attempt. The piece notes Gardner’s injuries and hints at a looming showdown as weather and fate loom over the motor world.
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Fdwar
Tayvona Beaci
Melesim Campbell
Americas Awomobie
Ace
Netel Shby
Ogirlais
Othe
Tina
Sip
Mille Theo
Indianapolis
Bave Evans
Ano
Pop” Myers
Indianapolis Speedway
AL Rickenbacker
Cort
Ede Wad V. Rickenbacker
Speedway
Eddie Porter
Tadianapolis
Almer
Waldo Stein
August Detsenberg
Campbell
Ashe Wehtest
Malcolm Paint
Mighty
Favorite Has Outside mT Santa Anita Mile Test
Los Angeles Feb 4 Feulpol rides in a field of top older horses at Santa Anita as Ekky eyes a record earnings mark and a possible $400000 prize. Time-Two horses among the contenders include Twenty Grand and Ladysman with jockeys Workman and others ready for a late rush.
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Los Angeles
Feulpol
Farling Sloney
Pennant Can
Frank i
Sun Ben
Garnellus Vanderbilt Whitney Stables
Santa Anice Park
Pielnyft
Ladyaman
Mate
Ekky
Time Supply
Azucet
Gusta
Ted Clark
Top Row
Fleam
Palreno
San Antonio
Ladysman
Lee
Willam
Got
Whitey
Suburbia
Equipoise
Silvio Coleci
Narragansett
Rey Meadows
Live Targets in Texas Trapshoot Event
In Big Spring Texas trapshooters plan a live targets event from March 2 to 3. Officials say about fifteen hundred ravens will be released as targets to provide a practical training scenario overseen by Dr. W. D. Deals.
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Texas
Big Spring
W. D
Umpire Hank O Day Seriously Ill in Chicago
Hank O Day veteran umpire of the National League era was reported seriously ill in a Chicago hospital. Born in Chicago in 186? the long time umpire emeritus has battled age and infirmity while later serving as a scout. His career included a World Series victory as a pitcher for New York in 1889 and notable early umpiring beginnings at age 22.
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Chicago
Hank O'Day
O'Day
New York
Brooklyn
Arkansas Lead Slashed To One Game
Arkansas faces a tight race as Southern Methodists aim to seize a second straight win over Arkansas and force a three way Southwest Conference chase. Mustangs beat Parkers 30 to 82, while Texas A&M, Texas, and Baylor schedule late-season games as Shires signs for tours in Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska.
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Mreas
Southern Méthodis
Mus~tangs
University of Atkenisag
Mustangs
Venogy Parkers
Fire Institute
Arkansas
Texas Aggies
College Station
Texas
Chelelian
University of Texas
Haren
Baylor
Curly
Mustang
Uruc
Parkers
Tatt Moody
Erickinward
Fayetteville
Prince Fox Edges Rock X In Close Handicap
Horse racing notes from Houston track opening slow with large crowd. Nice Tale, a Florida Derby eligible from Mrs John Hay Whitney stable, wins George Washington purse. Red Pollard guides Nice Talk and Recovery to wins elsewhere. Creole Bird and Sugar Jar nose out rivals in six furlongs at New Orleans while Santa Anita features JPM juvenile championship. crowd of 13,800 attends opening day.
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Houston
Prince Fox
Epsom Dewns
Rock X
Lama Bright
Nice Tale
John Hay Whitney
Hlaleak Park
Red Pollard
St Viermans
Billy Bee
Bomar
Laspurse
W. & Kilmer
Nigat Secge
Ife
Nice Talk
Pollard
Recovery
Nonore
Johnny Gilbert
Thin Alter Fek
Glory Greénoche
Fic Finer
New Orleans
Creole Bird
Southland
Camerom
O. N. Wilkinson
Sugar Jar
Broadstop
Silvio Coucel
Santa Anita
Tor Luther
Bistie Bane
Bille Bane
Braedalbang
T. BD
Grimes
Wirth
Four Cards Left on Unsigned List
St Louis Feb 24 The St Louis Cardinals near signing a West 1938 team in the fold after Lyle Bud Tanning a container from the Chicago Cubs signed his contract Friday. Tanning signed after a conference with Branch Rickey Gard business manager and was followed into the club offices by Tat Malone bid rhiteNander Alo obtained from the Gubs who with Paul Dram Ine Midwick and Frale Orsalll completes the list of folds outs.
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ST. Louts
St. Louis Cardinals
Seciday
Lyle
Bud") Tanning
Chicago Cubs
Tinting
Rickey Gard
Manaper
Inko
Clu
Tat Malone
Bid rhiteNander
Gubs
College Cagers Showdown Ends In Overtime Loss
SACQOGDOCHES Feb 23 The Lumberjacks led 27 22 at halftime and 9 minutes into the second half before a late surge by the opponent forced extra time. Final scores and individual totals are scattered across the garbled lines, with Captain Conner and teammate leading scoring for the home team.
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Sacqogdoches
Babinieetta
Teachora
Conner
Horses Die In Blaze At Louisiana Jockey Club
New Orleans February reports a deadly fire at the Louisiana Jockey Club at the Fair Grounds. A tentative dead list includes Claret Lady Destin Hso Outer Hertor Princess Carolyn Norme hal Juggernaut and a nameless pony among others. Total value of horses about 69000 and barn about 23000.
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New Orleans
Orbin
Barr l
Louisiana Jockey, Club
Fair Grounds
Afftciats
Lady Destin
Hso
Outer Hertor
Beatland Judge
H. Whitlow
Mrs Lagerquist Wins Riverside Park Handicap Golf Tourney
Mrs W G Lagerquist carded 77 to capture the weekly handicap event for the San Antonio Women golfers at Riverside Park Friday. Eleanor Elsee finished second with 81 after allowances, while Miss Ann Matthon and Mrs Jedd Roe also posted notable scores in a tight field.
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Laverquist
W. G. Lagerquist
San Antonin Women's Gaif Association
Riverside Park
Priday
Clevelanders Head To Training Camp In New Orleans
Cleveland pitchers catchers and assessors of the Cleveland Indians leave tonight for a training camp in New Orleans. The batting group will report to Manager Walter Johnson on Monday. Thirteen pitchers and five backstops will wear uniforms for spring training in the South.
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Cleveland
Grevelane Indians
Weve Orleans
Walter Jahnean
South
Hill Winner in Florida Golf Tie Ends in Nineteenth Hole
Mrs Hill wins the Florida golf tie in Palm Reach after defeating Marlon Miep of Lexington Kentucky in Friday’s finals on the nineteenth hole. Ed Gallagher, wrestling coach at Oklahoma A and M, is set to coach Frank Leam as part of a broader athletic appointment announced yesterday.
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Hill
Florida
Golf Palm Reach
Fla
Prim
Bit
Fis
Lac
Marlon Miep
Lexington
Stillwater
Ed Gallagher
Oklahoma A
Frank Leam
Gallagher
Notables Weigh In On Santa Anita Big Race
In Los Angeles the crowd comments on the Santa Anita handicap entry Twenty Grand with many stars weighing in. Notables like Pat O’Brien Bing Crosby Claudette Colbert and Gracie Allen name Twenty Grand as a likely winner while others express confidence in Ladysman and Forte.
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Los Angeles
Fein
Mike West
Pat O'Brien
Seren Starz
Tick Powell
Usung
al Jolson
Tadysman
Doe F. Brown
Jough King
Carole Lombard
Lunlarys
Bing Crosby
Colle
Harlanale Indians Reach District 22 Basketball Finals
Harlanale clinched a District 22 basketball finals berth by defeating Kerrville Tivy High School with a strong defensive effort and late free throws. Medial City and Bandera country teams also featured, with Jefferson and Lytle contests highlighting the event on Jefferson High School court.
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Harlandale Indians
Tivy High School
Kerrville
Thomas Jefferson
Harlendale
Bexar County
Jace Whet
Jefferson High School
Batey
Harlan
Fale
Jefferson
Kerrville Ang & Colertyy Pula
Medina City
Ely
Phe
Banderas
Penéral
Seguin High School
Lith
Matadors
Tre Sana
Meting City
Seguin
Lewis A. Pat
Murry LeSturgeon
Cénbor
Alva Swinney
Troyce Lawis
Ue Bedina
Vidage
F.C. Whitmill
Lytle Ruaid
Harlandale
Stockdale
Kerivillere
Petis
Eroierinkabilis
Meutt
Fae Feltiers
Martynin
Velerman
Stockdals
Marty
Bof Tomhy
Salen
T ' Witt
Hoerman
Sehunpy
Np Mallett
Mthetatas
Thiinenseuq
GAN
Onriy
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Santa Anita Handicap
Bnrse
Neslitoa
Noorts
Leon Tinas Vero
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Norman Churc
Duck Westrope
Peas Belair Stud
BA Saumders
Aysy Ee
Frank Ormont
Axton
Tom Malben
Rye M. Mooney - Ton
Meade
Mason
Chas
Kurtslpet
Bards
J. Me Spetey
Jimmy King
Griffith
Treree
Glee
B. MrCoun
Joes
Y. Whitney
Albert Robertson
Whitney Eitey
xUelair
Faurot
Columbia
Don Farirat
Mixsour
Poser Coaghes
Madison
Wis
John FP
Boony
Posey
University of Weeconsis
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University Athleti
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Neil
Bluebird
Bir Malcolm
Pete Eajes
Knoxville
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Jobie
England
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Kutling
Has & Story
Tip Yeats Ag
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Walt
Favorite
Azucar
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Equipolae
Peellion
Raymond
Nonny
Emix
Exky
Sun Beau
A. G Bostwick
Warkounn
Coucel
Maurice Peters
Ben Meade
Sam Tathet
Groege Woolf
Jack Westrope
Charles Curtsinger
Rotoy Jars
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Natiana Trapua Jmpire
Duke” Kenworthy
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Eeferce
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W. C. Plelis
Tim
Dian
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Bertié
Claudelte Colbert
Tracy
Rkthporlér
Jay Anarsy
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