Bostwick Eyes Castle Irwell At Aintree Grand National
George H Pete Bostwick, famed amateur jockey, aims Castle Irwell in the Grand National at Aintree on March 27. Riding seven year old Castle Irwell, Bostwick seeks redemption after last year’s stumble, while trainer Ted Anthony supports the horse siting 15 to 1 odds. CastIe Irwell is listed at 1687 pounds and Bostwick notes improved speed and steadiness over jumps. The jockey plans to ride in Lingfield trials and then compete for Mrs Ambrose Clark’s Cheltham stable before the big race.
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George H
Pete
Bostwick
Boviend
Hut
Ore Simo
Aintree
Pelding
Casle Iriel
Wil
John Hey Whitney
Dusty Foot
Castle Irgell
Pele
Fade
Ted Anthony
Prie
Castie Irwet
Castle Ireell
Cate Irwell
Lingfield
Aiké
Ambrose Clark
Cheltham
Hurstport
Bandowa
Tigerpool
Aiken
S.C
Mont Blanc
Florida
Kentucky
Bos
Mission Athletes Begin Track Work
Mission athletes train for the Anduel Hidalgo county track and field meet in Edinburg in March. The squad, one of the largest in years, includes Harry Welch, J Castro, A Chapa, G Morales, G Garza, Joz Tripson, Arnold Killine Ret, L Dillard, E Roe, Jon Loatns ha, Don Tripson, Tom Trailinger, Sid J Delaney, with more youths vying for spots on various teams. In scthida high subonlrack and field semrants, Coach J D Buon oversees workouts with Connell McHenry, Jack'e Pields, Preston Murphy, Archie and Jack Gray.
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Mission
Claude Dailey
Lean
Southwest
Texas
San Marcos
Cope
Mission School
Edinburg
Harry Welch
J. Castro
A. Chapa
G. Morales
G. Garza
Joz Tripson
Arnold Killine Ret
L. Dillard
E. Roe
Jon Loatnsha
Don Tripson
Tom Trailinger
Jack’e Pields
Preston Murphy
Archie
Jack Gray
Prince and Pugilist How Curley Met Wales In Wales Story
Jack Curley, famed sports promoter, recounts meeting the Prince of Wales and Georges Carpentier in New York. He recalls breakfast in bed with the prince, early chats, and a walk through the city before a night of cosmopolitan encounters. Armour and Nik the Greek are described as famed gamblers shaping Curley’s circle.
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Jack Curley
de Lure
Poscessor
Exckiox Sporting Adventures
Prince of Wates
J. Ogden Armour
Gurtey
Sack Ourley
Univertal Service
New York
Georges Carpentier
United Kingdom
India
Elill
No Help For Hurt Gridder In Tennessee Football Center
New York report states Herhia Tatts star of Tennessee football center suffered a severe spinal fracture in a Thanksgiving game against Kenlusty of Leaington. He was returning to Knoxville after brain specialists at a Neurological Institute advised no relief from the injury’s printul effects. Dr. Israel Wechsler cautioned mental science cannes aselsi and recovery may be permanent. He may never return to normal and his speech is badly affected.
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New York
Herhia Tatts
Lennessee
Cevtier
Kenlusty
Leaington
Knoxville
Israel Wechsler
Neurological Institute
Tae
Menteal
Helen Wills Excused From Jury Duty in San Francisco
Mrs Helen Wills Boddy was excused from jury duty by Superior Judge Lyle T Jack, amid reports she planned to defend her Wimbledon tennis title in England this summer and devoted herself to practice. The source notes she recently arrived in New York.
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Wills
Han Francisco
Helen Wills Bsoody
England
Lyle T. Jack
New York
Schreiner Game Ranch Sold to McLean
Kerrville Feb 26 The Schreiner family private hunting preserve of about six thousand acres 17 miles south of Kerrville has been sold to Marr McLean a Broumont of man. The 70 Menere Paint Day ranch includes river and lakes with fish dams lodges and hunting lodges. The sale ends a long era for the Schreiner family and the ranch has long been a breeding area for deer and game.
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Kerrville
Na- Hon
Menere
Mmhe Schreiner
Jihellan
Ind Paras Counly
Charles Schreiner
Schreiner
Flere. Marrs McLean
Broumont of Man
Iklekith
Iver and Lurkry
Charles Setredner
Football Degree for Berwanger at Chicago Dinner
Isy Berwanger of the University of Chicago, an all American halfback, is slated to receive a new honorary degree, master of football arts, at the annual banquet in Chicago tomorrow night. This marks the first time such a degree has been awarded by the university.
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Ustcago
Isy Berwanger
University O Chicago
University of Tawa
Wniversigl
PLOWBOYS GO AFTER NO 60
Stehenville Feb 34 WINS With 39 consecutive victories John Tarleton basketball nine sought win number 60 in season finale against North Texas Aggies or Arlington. Last night the Prowboys defeated Ranger Junior College 72 to 6, pushing their season record to four straight wins.
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Stephenville
John Tarleton
Alust
North Texas Aggies
Arlington
Ranger
Uhn
Lax
Ranger Sqund
College Cagers Hit Mixed Scores Across Rival Meets
College basketball results show Texas Christan and Baylor among early leaders with notable wins. Lamar, Aggies, Tulsa, and Oklahoma State posted varied scores. Upsets and close games highlighted a busy regional slate across multiple conferences with several teams close in the standings.
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M. Baylor
Texas
Christan
Wren Teves Tiivhers
Firmomana
Joante Beker
Stephen
Trarheis
Lamar
Lectin
San Stardom
Aggies
Tulsa
Baltimore
Gresley State
Golorada Calles
Egetraton State
Washington
Arizona
Fingetot
Gberlin Sr. Denison
College
Mionesnes
St. Bowarts
Owls Fight for Title in Hard-Fought Win over Texas
Rice Owls edged Texas 44 to 29 in Houston to close within a half game of second place in the Southwest Conference race. Baylor beat TCU 33-27 as the Bears moved up. Texas and Arkansas loom in the upcoming schedule with crucial games through March 7.
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Jey
Associated Press
Rice Owls
Texas
Houston
Owls
Belf
Lezas
Rice
Arkansas
Aggies
Baylor Bears
Texas Christian Tings
Brulns
Frogs
Callar
Texas AL
Gwiy
Brisbane
Red Steele
Rice Jorjardl
Wils Phneter
Sone
Lime
Foulhern
Sterlies
Texas Chita
Fayettevitle
Christian
Lege
Reak Hous
Apwire
Meridien
Lautern Newbs
Cajlige
Siasion
Angina
Usiloge
Tarse Cheipfinn
Henrtinen Metlaaue
Dallas
Beaumont Election Returns Put Renfro Reelected Mayor
Beaumont February 26 Mayor P. D. Renfro held near complete returns from yesterday’s vote and was assured of reelection. He faced Dr. E Ditfenbacher, a former mayor, and rookie candidates from Voulmag’s ticket were defeated.
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Beaumont
P. D. Renfro
Yrsterdsy
Dr. E 4
Ditfenbacher
Formet Maya
Vietortons
Polo Chairman Boosting Low Goal Polo Play
Robert Strawbridge Jr, newly elected chairman of the United States Polo Association, plans a goodwill tour to meet players across the country. The New Yorker, seven-goal polo star, aims to boost interest among one two and three go al players and Texas centers like San Antonio while preparing for international matches.
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United States Polo Association
Hagy
Robert EL
Babfy
Iis Honoy
Brackenridge Park
California
Texas
New York
Laphat
Bist
Fort Worth
Howatan
Straybridge
Uch
England
Watson Webb
Hurricanes
Strawbridge
Philadelphia
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Poly
Cefit Smith
Rube Witt
Army
Cou
Michael Phipps
Eric Pedley
Winston Guest
ET. Geny
Robert EB. Strawbridge Jr
Nolo
Duck Lapham
Lapham
Brant Wins Valley Net Championship at McAllen
In McAllen on February 26 Walter Hrant of Edinburg Junior College edged Clair Madowen of Weslaco in a three set final to win the singles division of the Valley spring tennis tournament at the McAllen clay courts. Brant, with a 6-2 6-4 victory over Hudson, claimed the doubles title with Dan Steahney, McAllen High, over Patrick and El Southwell. Junior doubles went to Wolford and Gibbs after a 2-6 7-5 2-6 finish for Charns and Rhyne Wagner. Fort Worth caption notes include Dr Pepper basketball team from Dallas defeating Sproles Tuesday night 36-32 at the Emptinefeld gym, Keeton scoring 15 and Reynolds adding eight for Dr Pepper.
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Brant
Mcallen
Mildiy
Walter Hrant
Edinburg
Clair Mwadeon
Weslaco
Texas Hunior College
Champiom
McAlley
Hudson
Friwson
Dan Steahney
Trientar
Patrick
el Southwell
Edineburg
Nelesa Wolford
Arc Allen
Saps
Sturgles
Glen Hines
Bays
Leflers
Wolford
Billy Gibbs
Masten
Gharins
Rhyne Wagner
Mision
Nef
Peppers
Fort Worth
Dr. Peppers
Dallas
Sproles Agers
Emtinefeld Gym
Keeton
Reynolds
Dr. Pepper
Mme Mp
Camp Chatter AVALAIN and spring camp drama unfolds
Fragmented items describe baseball training camps as Augie Garten and other infielders delay signings, Bill Jurges reporting early return to right handed batting, Charley Gelbert and Makazer Frankie Byrisch weighing lineup roles, and Dykes probing Cheting and Herman amid White Sox and Reds spring workouts.
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Avalain
Lalif
Deb
Augie Garten
Chigws
Foldan
Risemife Ko
Asland
Charlie Gritua
Bill Jurges
Lew Jnin
Bradenton
Fla
Charley Gelbert
Cardinaln
Aeway
Gelbert
Makazer
Frankie Byrisch
Get
Dena
Calit
Fed
Etsie Chetin
Jimmy Dykes
Cheting
Keo Kur Dows
White Sox
White Fox
Babe Herman
Cincinnati Noldout
Sta
Puerto Rico
Cats Trade Three for Kid Infielder
FORT WORTH, Feb 25. A three for one trade was completed by Cecil Coombs, Fort Worth club business manager. Outfielder Tammy Rotvello, pitcher Lester Willis, and infielder Fred Yazell moved to Pine Bluff of the Cotton States league in exchange for infielder Cart Fairly. Fairly, a tall Californian, hit .825 in the East Dixie league last year and joins the Cats lagged as a promising infield prospect.
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Fort Worth
Cecil Coombs
Fort Worthwall
Tammy Rotvello
Lester Willis
Fred Yazell
Pine Bluff
Cart Fairly
Fahey
Merry
Cats
Officiating pair named for Catholic High cage tourney
Mike Willamison and Nemo Her-Tera named to officiate the Texas Catholic High School basketball tournament hosted by St. Macy’s university in the gymnasium. The event opens Friday at 7 p.m. with St. Joseph’s Victoria facing St. Joseph’s Dallas. Central Catholic and Sir Henry’s join five out of town teams EL Paso Denison Dallas and Galveston in the first round. Saturday schedule includes morning and evening games with consolation rounds and a 7 40 p.m. final for the championship, preceded by the consolation final.
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Mike Willamison
Nemo Her- Tera
St. Macy's University
St. Joseph's of Victoria
St. Joseph's of
Dallas
Central Catholic
Sir Henrys
EL Paso
Denison
Galviston
Najo Sees Classy Outfit for Mission Formation
MISSION February 26 Former Texas and Western League star Najo announces Mission lineup changes and new signings as the team prepares for a demanding season. New arrivals include George Strotioyer from Kan City Blues and Ben Jarkison from McAllen. The club schedules bouts with Aztecas of Mexico City, Kansas City Monarchs, and the House of David.
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Najo
Leo Najo
Money Raising Tops Olympic Fund Efforts in New York
The American Olympic Committee, led by Avery Brundage, seeks about 201000 to fund the U S team for the coming Summer Games. Trials at Randall's Island face possible relocation as fundraising continues. Basketball finals at Madison Square Garden April 2, 4 and 5 may bolster the fund.
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New York
Tipn
American Olympic Committee
Avery Brandige
Chicago
Randall's Island
Brutisage
Shide
Madison Square Garden
New Yorks
Randall's
Ue East River
Battle Royal Tops Rassle Card Here
Wrestlers Leo Savage Cy Sarpolis Sid Nabors Humberto and Williams face off in a six man battle royal with a $50 winner’s purse. Dan O Conner vs George Red Ryan opens the card in a regular main event. Bad Ax Mollens of Houston is the referee.
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Leo
Daniel Boones Savage
Juan Humberto
Dr. Kurl Sarpolis
Cy Williams
Sid Nabors
Dan O'Conner
Boston
George
Red Ryan
Philadelphia
Walkathon
Teo
Hunbetto
Savage
Willains
Florida
Sarpolis
Dan O'Conney
George Ryan
Dee
Bad Ax
Mmollens
Houston
Patty Berg Ties Golf Record At Ormond Beach
Patty Berg, the mighty Minnespolis star, tied the South Atlantic golf tournament course record at Ormond Beach in a standout first round. Alice Rutherford of Aiken challenged Berg, but a late miss on the eighteenth cost a new course standard. Berg’s 73 matched Virginia Van Wie's 193? effort and kept her at the top, with strong hopes for the event.
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Ormond Beach
Patty Berg
Minnespolis
South Atlantic
Alice Rutherford
Aiken
Miss Berg
Virginia van Wie
Broncs Nip Seguin in Cage Contest
The Bronc team beat Seguin’s Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs 32 to 24 in Seguin after a Monday night practice. High scorer Bill Ghandler starred for the Bronc squad, while Chandier scored 37 points in the Texas tilt.
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Wealmeonanssumer College
Trane
Broncs
Bill Ghandler
Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs
Seguin
Chandier
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