Head Play Out of Racing for Good at Last
Los Angeles reports Head Play, famed horse nicknamed Big Red 2g, is retired to stud after a troubled career. His lineage includes Head May and Mama War. he began racing at Santa Anita and had a famous Kentucky Derby finish with jockey Herb Fisher aboard Broker's Tip.
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Santo
Mama War
May
Secon
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Bradley
Don Meade
Santa Anita
Belmont
Fistic main event fades in chaotic boxing night
Promoter Kinky Flores hosts a troubled show with Richie Mack drawing Juan Gar ag en Billy Deeg slopped Lay Durin and Garcia beating Young Sere. Nick Peters defeated Kid Canat- Jan while Chis Sanchez stopped Kid Zarmora. Garcia lands late blows and earns rough verdict amid crowd unrest and referee warnings.
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Carlos Gercia
Young Sere
Nick Peters
Kid Canat
Chis Sanchez
Doc Shaw
Richie Mack
Jum Gartia
Ction
Kinky Flores
Brantyn
Weers
Garcia
San Astonisi
Lo Baran
Daran
Carlos Garcia
Warsdox
Sena
Wick Peters
Teferre
Ferdd Canaden
Durango
Nick
Chick Sanchez
Focal Thatitam
Kid Zarmora
Zathors
Bert Bratinen
Terry Young
Blue Wilking in Brilliant Work
Grand Junction Tenn Feb 25 7 Dr Wiling big white and lemon painter owned by LL DB Johnsen of Vansville Ind set a high mark over 9 smuddy tight e Course Lotey for 24 other blue hfooted dogs entered in the na Gengl champ stip bird trate Moving Tao despite the Blue Willng toung 4x ecsy 1 praiense pom his performeer Tred Joliar iy des Af Di Bhie Ming as one of Det seen i Maets this yea Dr Blue Willing's brace mata Yankee Roodis Pack painter owned by EH Vrenderdureh of Vron daleburgh Also found tro LoveFS abd insde live false paints cra te 3
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Big Ten Allows Season Start After Rule Clarification
Madison Wis Feb 23 The Big Ten conference issued a clarification easing season start rules for basketball. Officials cited updated interpretations to permit play after an earlier season pause.
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Big Ton
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Americat Olympie Haat Nilies
Curley Reflects on Willard Johnson Fight Framing Claim
Promoter Jack Curley recalls the 1915 Jess Willard vs. Jack Johnson heavyweight bout in Havana Cuba. He discusses Johnson’s framing accusation, the $200000 valuation, and the fight’s impact on racial prestige, noting Johnson’s reaction and Willard’s true boxing prowess.
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Jack Johnson
Jack Curley
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Lateiffe
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Mistah Curley
Lanier junior highs set scoring record in win over Page
Sidney Lanier Class B baseball team, led by Billy Saldana, crushed Page 54 to 42 in a four quarter junior high clash. Saldana scored 40 points as Lanier posted a high scoring mark amid 24 minute halves.
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Mills
Birds in Plenty for Field Trials
Birds in plenty mark the fifth animal field trials along the Gulf Coast. Secretary treasurer W L Sloan says the event opens Sunday near Houston and closes Wednesday with a guaranteed purse of 1000 dollars. Ed Ray of Alexandria and F L Denison of Temple named judges.
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Ted) Sloan
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Fincks in City Series Open at Brackenridge Gym
The Fincks five center Magnolia Oilers for a home city series opener Tuesday night at Brackenridge gym. Ed Hub Ted Juraschek Don Klauser Delma Tasto Charley Bombhott anchor the lineup with new teammates Blas Moriaco Arthur Kliefoth Haywood Norris and Frank Bridges Jr. They face the Omala Fraternity quintet in the Spanish-American League, followed by the Ninth Infantry five vs AG. A. FL Detachment. The day’s earlier results saw the International Clubmen and Prospect Hill Methodists win opener, while the Mechadists, Clubmen and Tobin team posted notable performances.
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Tuesday Hight
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Blas Moriaco
Arthur Kliefoth
Haywool Norris
Hil Methodists
Pont i
Ike Mendoza
Jann Kramer
Rams
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Gulbersan
T. HL
Tohru
Bainesse
U. S. Stars Set Indoor Olympic Trials Marks
United States athletes shattered records at Madison Square Garden and Millrose events as February indoor season produced seven new marks. Bede O'Brien and Gene Venzke led sprints and distance marks, while Cornelius Johnsen and EA Burke topped the high jump. Forrest Towns set a 7.4 second 60 yard high hurdles, and Tian Claman posted a fast mile walk time in Millrose.
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Sooners Stay with Big Six Confere nce Says Jones
Norman Oklahoma February 25 1937 Coach Lawrence Bit Jones said Oklahoma University has no plans to leave the Big Six conference amid alumni discussions of joining the Southwest Conference. He stressed pride in Big Six ties and intent to stay, while noting future games with Texas teams such as Texas University and Rice Institute are planned for 19383.
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Bobcats End Basketball Season in Nacogdoches
In San Marcos and Nacogdoches murky game notes the Bobcats of San Marcos Teachers College faced Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks Tuesday night. Star forward Alton Bundlek sidelined by ankle injury dampened hopes of a season-ending upset. The Bobcats dropped the contest, continuing a tough stretch as conference play closed.
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Seazot
Puckett Gets Brackenridge Team On Edge
Coach A Manor Parkett leads Brackenridge High School basketball players toward Bar Marros for a 7 45 pm District 22 match with San Marcos Teachers College Freshmen The game helps Eagles gear up for the regional tournament venue in San Marcos with Austin La Grange and Del Rio potential first round opponents according to Claud Kellam Kellam anticipated a Saturday drawing to decide pairings Austin Trek Jefferson and La Grange loom as likely foes and the team hopes for state tournament entry in Austin
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Fort Worth preps nine baseball exhibitions this spring
Fort Worth Texas league team schedules nine exhibition games before the April 12 season opener. March 24 and 25 host Syracuse, then a four‑city Texas tour includes Oklahoma and Kilgore. Home dates include Tulsa on April 5 and 7, with Longview or Dallas at Longview on April 3.
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Evans to Seek Young Talent for Red Sox
Boston moves to expand its farm system after naming Hilly Evans, former Cleveland GM, to lead the Red Sox farm setup. Evans will oversee minor league links and develop players like Joe Vosmik and Wes Ferrell while avoiding a heavy Cardinals style network. The shift aims for cost effective replacements through targeted affiliations and deals rather than high-priced signings.
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Wes Ferrell
Dick Porter
Wapire
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Miss Henie Ordered to Bed by Doctors
Miss Henie, exhausted after winning her tenth world figure skating title, was ordered to rest by doctors in Oslo. The Norweg ian star’s engagements were canceled for the remainder of the day as she recuperates after the German triumph noted in the Olympic cycle.
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New Willow Best Ball Record Shatters Course Mark
A new best ball record of 39 at Willow is reported as a golf foursome led by Leroy Proctor with caddies Charles Klein Henry Klein and Fred Hausserman. They birdied every hole except one, with a string of birdies across the round on a Monday round.
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Mountiay
Leroy Proctor
Charles Klein
Henry Klein
Fred Hausserman
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