Weaver First Pirate In L A Spring Camp Big Twirler
Weavers first Pirates camp report: Jim Weaver, 6 feet 0 inches, 238 pounds, leads the Pirates’ pitching staff in San Antonio camp as the team opens training for 1906 season. He is joined by Big brother from Covington, Ky. with others arriving in a staged training schedule. The article notes training site at St Anthony hotel and spring activity building toward the pennant race.
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Volleyball title on the line as San Antonio hosts invitational
The San Antonio volleyers led by Tolbert and Rumbough triumph in an invitational here, topping Dallas Athlete Club in the finals 16 14, 12 18, 17 15. The victory boosts the local team’s state championship hopes at Dallas on March 7 with Houston’s national champions likely opposition.
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Dean Boys Forget Baseball for Golf in Dallas
In windy Tenison golf course Dallas, Dean Dizzy Dean and Tom Sockwell posted a 72 par round, pairing with Fremsis Me Goneagill and McGortagil diary. Dizzy finished 80 five behind brother Paul, while Sockwell shot 72, overcoming two bad holes as Cardinal spring rain loomed at Bradenton Florida. Aggie poloists win College Station 6 to 3 as Tommy Desbeer scores in extra chukker.
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Mack to Fight Juan Garcia in Top Go Monday
Mack faces Juan Garcia in the main event a 10 round welterweight bout at the Walkathon arena as part of a boxing program 32 rounds total with supporting bouts and notable participants from Mexico City and Texas veterans and newcomers in a second pro show of the year in the city Mack relies on boxing skill while Garcia brings punching power in a crowded card highlighting local and visiting fighters with referees and an announcer arranging the event.
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Shooting at the Duvesn field club and San Antonio Gun Club
The Calaboose era note reports a weekly shoot at the Duvesn field club near 170 next Saturday afternoon and the San Antonio Gun club at 190 next Sunday afternoon. Leaders include John Dury EO. Lyman and J. W. Alston with scores across multiple trap ranges and yardages, highlighting Dury's 47 of 50 and Holland at 46 of 30.
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Strawbridge On Way Here For Polo Exhibition
Robert Sliworidge of New York and a United States Polo Association member will travel to San Antonio for a day of inspection and to meet top players. Jack Lapham, also an association board member, plans to visit to observe polo fields Tuesday night. The event aims to give the national president a chance to meet key players as part of a three-team bracket format with a round robin slate. teams will play six periods each in a double-vault format, with Nute Vaukers to play two three-vault games.
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Tom Kearney Dies at 66 in St Louis
Tom Kearney, a famed American horse betting figure known for never welshing on a wager, died in St Louis at age 66 from pneumonia after a paralytic stroke. A veteran sports figure for over four decades, he reportedly lost $74,000 in 1924 when Black Gold won the Kentucky Derby, and he paid every bet while many others failed to pay bookies.
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Jack Curley’s Storied Rise From Texas to Promoter Fame
In a vivid reminiscence, Jack Curley recounts his early life from Langtey Texas to New York’s wrestling world, detailing a dramatic prize fight border crossing and a long career intertwined with legendary sports figures. The tale frames Curley’s youth as “the school” that shaped him, touching on rivalries with George Hadkenschmidt and Thad Hackensenmidt and the rough beginnings of his promotions era.
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Top Row wins 1938 handicap despite crowded field and slips in
In the 190000 handicap at Santa Anita, Top Row ridden by Wayne Wright outran rivals including Time Supply and Whopper after a crowded stretch. Top Row completed the race in a fast time, earning at least 12900 with purse rewards and official 10 percent to the owner. Discovery, once favored, faded after a rough start.
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Darby Leads Willow Springs Golf Event With 68
Darby dominates Willow Springs association play posting 68 to lead with 72 low in furniture golf event. L R Alkins finishes second while Joe Karotkin and Grice Chaney also place. Bernard Karotkin and Bill Garithere are noted high scorers as contenders, with Purpiture Golf and other names referenced in a crowded field.
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Death claims Ed W. Smith veteran newspaperman
Hollywood February 2 10s Ed W Smith aged 67 died Sunday after a stroke ten days earlier. Survived by wife Sedan and daughter Virginia. He fell while hospitalized and suffered a broken collarbone during complications. Funeral services set for Tuesday Cremation at Forest Lawn memorial park. A longtime sports editor and magazine writer he worked for Chicago America Chicago Chrysidle and the Los Angeles Sxssider before moving to Los Angeles nine years ago for health.
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State junior high region basketball action spurs Texas tourneys
Dallas Feb 4 A week of regional elimination tournaments across Texas advances small town teams toward the state championship. Denton High School, defending champion Denton and Roy Henderson UT Interscholastic League official note roughly 3400 schoolboy teams compete this season.
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Westmoorland and Seguin Prep For Southern District Tourney
Westmoorland Junior College meets Texas Lutheran College Bulldog in Seguin after a final warmup. Bon Myers leads Westmoorland Broncs in a Friday contest before the Jagsee journey against Behreiner Institute and other JC squads in San Angelo Edinburg Brownsville and San Antonio. Tournament play runs Friday through Saturday at Jefferson with games in Breckenridge and nearby venues.
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Canzoners and Halziko Set Lightweight Bout in New York
New York on February 74 171 Light weight champion Tony Canzuert and Steve Halziko from Buffalo have signed for a 1 for Ng overweight bout on Motley night in New York.
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Olympiad mapped out for Derby week in Louisville
New York reports a proposal to organize an international Tira Olympiad during Kentucky Derby week in Louisville. Herbert Bayer and state racing officials plan an inaugural meeting to discuss global coordination, standards, and potential world racing ratings, with club officers named and dates to be set.
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