Emily Ziegler Voted MVP in City Girls Basketball League
Emily Ziegler star guard of the Hand H Crystalyns was named the most valuable player by a committee of President Lou Hamilton and league coaches after the season finale. Barbera Sports beat A and H 46-20 and Joske's defeated State Hospital 7-24 in Woodlawn doubleheader. An all star game at Woodlawn is planned to raise funds for settlement of San Antonio champions to Fort Worth state meet on March 10 and 11.
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Emily Ziegler
Lou Hamilton
Woodlawn
Barbera Sports
A and H
Joske
State Hospital
Canter
Parrell
Ma Woven
Reinhads Minetas Pieri
Free Weyerman
Mba
Flakph— i Tun
D Wilkteye Rowenta
Ma Hage
BloRler
Funrde
J. HU
Euhn
Josken
Witkone
Shatirf
Cheathom Slenienk
Comway
Cumde
N.C
Dacknon
Local amateur golf star Grumbles shines in Houston invitational
Halbert Grumbles, a 17 year old San Antonio caddie turned standout, led the field at the Houston Country Club amateur invitation. He defeated Willie Maguire Jr. one up as he advanced through two rounds of match play, drawing praise from a large crowd. Ossie Carlson and other Dallas, Houston players also remained in contention after day two.
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Houston
Gils Moreland
Dallas
Edwin McClure
Brireveport
Louisiana State
Houston Country Club
McClure
Ossie Carlson
Hale
Hulbert Grumbles
San Antonio
David Goldman
Neil Smith
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Bud McKinney
del Rio
Felix McKnight
Halbert Grumbles
Burckenridge Park
Stata
Grumbles
Galf Tormance
Aouth
Willie Maguire Jr
Young Maguire
Texas
Grumblea
Ossie Carlton
Edison and T. M. I. Track Meet at Edison Field
Edison and Texas Military Institute will clash in track events at Edison Field at 2 o'clock Saturday. Events include the 440 yard dash, half mile, medley relays, distance medley relay, and football relay. Also, Detroit reports Sam Alohaeson and Merritt Bates duel in MCA national handball tournament upper bracket semi finals.
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Edison Qugh Sengo
Texas Military Institute
Edison Field
Cal
Detroit
Sam Aloheson
Memphis
Tenn
Merritt Bates
Columbus
Ohio
Serious Note in First Spring Training Camps
LOS ANGELES February 4 serious note on 1933 conditioning for New York Giants and Chicago Cubs. Giants and Cubs opened camp with two hour workouts under coaches Southworth and Grimm at Wrigley Field and Catalina Island. Managers stressed a shorter time to reach form and a no-waste mindset as exhibition games approach.
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Los Angeles
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Billy Southworth
Jeinis
Wrigley Field
Catalina Island
Cubs
Charlie” Grimm
Grimm
Charley
Lone Star Bird Dog Association Re-elects Officers
The Lone Star Bird Dog Association re-elected officers by acclamation at the Menger hotel Thursday night. Bred F. Doyle is president, Will Caltins is vice president, and R. L. Edwards is secretary treasurer. Fifteen members plan to attend the Gulf Coast field trial at Blessing March 4 5 and 6 with six entered dogs. The association also urged Boxer county legislators to oppose the Pope bill changing the state name commission.
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Bird Dog
Lone Star Bird Dog Association
Menger Hotel
Bred F. Doyle
Will Caltins
R. L. Edwards
Gulf Coast Field Riall
Blessing
E. P. Baker
Walter Collins
Hen Caraway
Rufus Smith
J. A. Ryan
Boxer County
Cline Heads Liberty Gun Club II Re-Elected President
Cline was re elected president of the Liberty Pistol and Rifle club at the chamber of commerce assembly Thursday night. G B Scott was elected vice president A R Martin re elected secretary treasurer J W Dean chosen executive officer J L Chambliss made property officer and H M Matthews and Donnis named to the board of directors. OKLA AGGIES WIN Stillwater Okla Feb 24 Missouri university wrestlers were stifled by the Oklahoma Aggies by a score of 38 to 1. Jack Vitter dead New Orleans Feb 24 former Texas ingene um pire and player in the Texan and other minor tongues. He was a deputy sheriff for the first 10 years. Mat tourney Mar 24 here Lehigh college will host national collegiate wrestling championships March 24 and 25.
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Cline
Liberty Gun Club II
Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club
Chamber of Commerce Assembly
Tooma
G. B. Scott
A. R. Martin
J. W. Dean
J. L. Chambliss
H. M. Matthews
Donnis
Okla
Aggies
Stillwater
Missouri University
Oklahoma
Sack Vitter
New Orleans
Jack Vitter
Marcie
Hethurhem
Pao
Colleglite Auveuc Ansoniit
Lehigh College
Gay World Favored In Agua Caliente Derby Race
The big S-year-old Gay World, owned by J A Nix of San Antonio and bought with T F Morgan for 920 at Pfefferling barns, heads the Agua Caliente Derby field on March 12 at the Lower California track. Trained by C Yates, Gay World has won four of eight starts, set a track record for a mile 20 yards, and is listed at 100 to 1 in Tom Kearney’s winter book. Nix may sell after the Derby. jockey Otto Harbort of Seguin is slated to ride.
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California
Marth
J. A
Timmy" Nix
San Antonio
Nix
T. F. Morgan
Pfefferling
Morgan
Pandora
Memphis
Gay World
New Orleans
Seguin
Baker
Gay
Kentucky
Sweep
Charming Menner
Whiskaway
Tom Kearney
Agua Caliente
Otto Harbort
Harbort
Yates
Kelly Field Bumps Over Brooks Field in Coach Card
Kelly Field races to a 59 to 21 victory over Brooks Field on the Brooks court, with Boyd scoring 28 points to pace the winners. Upcoming league nights include Second Medical Regiment versus Ninth Infantry at Fort Sam Houston and Randolph Field at Camp Normoyle, games slated for 7:20 p.m. Thursday’s action featured Tarvaks leading Kelly Field with 21 points and Wiendall adding 2 as the contest moved through the final minutes.
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Kelly Field
Brooks Field
Brooks Court
Boyd
Second Medical Regiment
Ninth Infantry Ab
Seka Ae
Binh Bul
Kailyfield
Penrapn
Rer
Parker
Emorer
Peeklin
Chandler Jameson Duo Win Intercity Golf Match Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on February 24 the Dallas Women's Golf Association led by Mrs. Peggy Chandler and Bet ty Jameson defeated the Tori Worth team in the Inter-city matches. The Dallas pair opened with a one point lead and won their first point over Miss Anetta Gorczyca and Mrs. George B. Thompan.
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Chandler-Jameson
Fort Worth
Rivercrest
Dallas Women's Golf Association
Peggy Chandler
Betty Jameson
Tori Worth
Wand
Dallas
Hele Appaniata
Tosh Cole
Tosh Cole Victory of the Matches, Mrs. Chandler and Miss Jameson
Anetta Gorczyca
George B. Thompan
Academic Leaguers Plan Spring Sports Meeting
The Southwest Texas Academia League will meet at Central Catholic High School to plan spring sports. They will discuss track baseball and basketball trophy awards with Central as likely champion, announced by League President Frank Kilday.
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Southwest Texas Academia League
Contral Catholic High School
Priding
Semona
Frank Kilday
Texas Christian aims to tie Southwest lead in Aggies game
Southwest Conference notes Texas Christian seeks a pivotal win at College Station against Texas A&M to pull even with Texas for the conference top spot. Texas follows a tight path with four remaining games including a March 4 test at Austin against the Aggies while Tulsa or Oklahoma State potential shifts loom.
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Texas Christian
Tndiversity
Texas University
College Station
Texas
Aggies
Austin
MT. O. U
Longhorna
Houston
Rice
Fayetteville
Ark
Baylor
Arkunkos
Emerson's Class A Team Triumphs in District Schedule
Emerson Junior High's Class A basketball team remained undefeated in district play by beating Twain 28 to 4 on Twain court. Kansas Circuit Enlarged reports Parson’s oil belt harness racing circuit reorganized with Tulsa added as a member. J K R Rockhold of Parsons elected president and A A Reiter of Coffeyville named secretary.
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Emerson
Mike Williamson
Emerson Junior High School
Downing Twain
Twain
Kansas
Parsons
Kan
Kansas Oil Belt
Tulsa
Oklo
J. K R. Rockhold
A. A. Reiter
Coffeyville
Lois Campbell Wins City Girls Tennis Championship
Lois Campbell, city girls champion and holder of the mid-winter under 10 title, defeated Janet Pomerants 6-1 6-1 in the Brackenridge Park final held Thursday.
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Lois Campbell
Janet Pomerants
Brackenridge Park
Old time baseball trades and camp whispers tease fans
The column riffs on Cornelius McGillicuddy and a rumored sale of players to the Chicago White Box, with Al the dogger and others facing injury and uncertain camp reports. It recalls Dig Connie Mack, past camp tales, and fantasy about payroll moves. An advertisement offers eight days for one dollar.
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Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia McGillicuddys
Alain Mons
Altter
Chicago White Box
Mule Hass
Jimmy Dykem
Uke Simmons
al the Dogger
Chicago
Harry ‘Heilman
Detroit
Harry Wee
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Men's Clothiers
Mavenich
F. J. Baker
C. Yates
J. A. Nix
Johnson & Murphy Arch-Preserver
Nettleton
Watson Standard
Southwest Conference
Scherwitz
Connie Mack
Chicago Sox
Graymont
Fannin
Fomby Lothing
House of Satisfaction
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