Three Games at Woodlawn and Polo Match in Corpus Christi
Three games are on the boards at Woodlawn Iske gym Sunday afternoon. At 2 o clock the Trojana face the Amado Nerva club, followed by Lulae guts versus What Next. Tuesday Night meets Chepullepers at 4 o clock. In Corpus Christi Texas University of Texas polo team to play an all star squad from Corpus Christi Odem and Rebstown.
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Waodlawn Iske Gym
Trojana
Amado Nerva
Lulae Guts
Chepullepers
Corpus
Corpus Christi
Texas
University of Texas
Odem
Rebstown
Femirt
Trojans Hide Out Till Time For Struggle
Los Angeles December 31 1932 Trojans ready to defend laurels hide as Pitt Panthers break camp at Tucson Ariz for a New Year game. Crowds of 75000 expected if weather holds. Coach Howard Jones says team in top form while Pitt coach Jock Sutherland predicts strong showing against USC.
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Los Angeles
INS
Southern California
Trojans
Pittshmeh Panthers
Tursan
Ariz
Pasadene
Cd Panthers
Howard Jones
U. S.C
Steven
Beteres
Tucson
Panthers
Jock Sutherland
Boxing Picks Local Boxers For Southwest Honors
Doc Shaw announces annual New York Hing selections led by San Antonio fighters. notable picks include Kid Ruby Lee Moreno Jon e Gara Bent Beauty Moreno Benny Perez Snider Calmes Feperta Gomez Rusty Moln Tony Herrera Carlos Garcia Midget Mexico Johnny Geens Kid Johnson Duke Trams Ralph Middleton Art Dittg and others. The card at International Arena features battles including Julio Montes vs Booby Fernandes and a 10 round bout with Kid Wright versus Bobby Dizon. The full Monday night card by Flores and Pancho promotions outlines six rounders and four rounders with Garza Delga Gomez and others.
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Doc’ Shaw
New York
Hing
Feu! Crossman
Socn
Southwest
San Antonio
Kid Ruby
Lee Moreno
Jone Gara Bent
Beauty Moreno
Kid ‘Willie
Benny Perez
Snider Calmes
Tony Hererra
Carlos Garcia
Mexico
Johny Geens
Kid Johnson
Bid Jlakes
Kar
Duke Tramsl
Teres Arance
Ameer Bering
Julio ‘Montes F Ceck
Fernandes
International @rcus
Cameron Street
Kid Wright
Bobby Dizon
International Rena
Flores
Inky
Nando
Pancho
Benry Moreno
Joes
Hid Barrililic
Monterey Star
Bammy Hogar
Frankin Timon
Kid Garza
Mike Delga
Blatkle Park
Frank Gomez
Jarvis and Winslow Set for National Tennis Final
Alfred Lindsay Jervis of Hackley School defeats Albert Shapiro Battimore 6-2 to reach the final. Williams Winslow, Trachester, defeats Arthur Friedman 6-4 8-1. Marco Heent defeats John Napraty 6-7 6-2, and Richard Hebsard tops Giles Veretralen 6-6 6-3 in singles semifinals.
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Jarvis
Winslow
New York
Alfred Lindsay Jervis
Hack Jey
Une
Efternna
Albert Shapirn
Battimoore
Jarvas
Wilism
Trachester
Arthur Friedman
Brookly
Marco Heent
Witehalder
John Napraty
St. Joan's
Bérnie Prischman
Finel Wacksta
Wes Ted
Richard Hebsrd
Giles Veretralen
Tigers Battle In Stockdale Clash In Semi Final
Roosevelt Tigers travel to Stockdale Sunday afternoon to face the Ramblers in a Southwest Tenis football tournament semi final at 3 oclock. The Tigers, defending 1991 champions, seek a sixth period game advantage as the Ramblers aim to upset the unbeaten squad. Victory advances to meet the Mustangs in San Antonio on January 3 with officials listed and travel details noted.
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Stockdale
Dec
Roosevelt Tigers
Ramblers
Gelock
Stock
Galefield
Tiare
Ote Puine
Tigers
Lee Andrews
Teague
Brontganvery
Griffin
Pyrgy Winkle
San Antonio Sports In Review Continues With Local Highlights
San Antonio sports in review covers local and regional events from March through September. Notable items include high school state tournaments, city championships, and notable players like Pickey Whitney and Babe Ruth retirements mentioned in a bustling calendar of games and results across Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio venues.
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Mannr Puckett
Enach
San Antonio
Babe Ruth
Brackenridge Eagles
Austin
Storm
Expo
Temple
Carl Abes
Hreckens
Tidge
Fuller-Ross Fight Squeeze Planned for February
New York December 31 2005 boxing officials convened in the Bindison Square Garden directors room to discuss a potential bout between Tony Canzoneri the lightweight champion and Fuller. Present were Tony's manager Samuel Goldman and Sammy Fuller's counsel Daniel Carroll who supported arranging a Fuller versus Ross clash in Chicago with attorney Johnston sending an offer to Sammy Fain manager of These.
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Fuller-Ross
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Chomiion
Bindison Square Garden
Samuel Gokdman
Tony
Daniel Carroll
Sammy Fuller
Kemey Ross
Chicago
Goldman
Thare
Puller
Ross
Carroll
Rector Johnston
Sammy Fain
Fuller
Bentetsey
Muieh
St Anthony’s Boys Nip Central In College Scrimmage
Readable fragments record a college game where St Anthony’s edged Central Fangs Saturday afternoon. Scorers Devin and Nolan had notable contributions, with lineup notes and referee details listed among partial rosters and bench remarks.
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St. Anthony's Boys
St. Anthony's College
Devin
Nolan
Gre Mittress
Revere O'Donnel
Lavelle Emanuel
Fishar
Meek
Salewski
Lonergan
Byrontiner
Tumey
Why AAU Gave Bausch Medal New York Record
The Amateur Athletic Union released its summary of why James A. Bausch received the James A. Suilyen tremories medal as outstanding amateur athlete. It cites his Olympic decathlon championship, new record, and status as a premier all around athlete, noting his football and basketball prowess and strong character. It highlights his Kansas University career, his choice to stay in training, and overcoming poverty to represent the unquenchable American spirit.
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New York
Ure
Amateur Athletic Union
James A. Suilyen
James A. Bausch
Ima
Penileman
University of Kansas
Undefeated City Major Teams Face Friday Night Slate
Undefeated City Major contenders Temarnes activity resume after a holiday layoff with Woodlawn Take court hosting two key games. At 10 pm DeMolass meets the unbeaten Dixie club while Laurel Height Methodists, also undefeated, faces the Highlands. A feature meeting is planned for 7 pm Tuesday with Heyele Company President on hand.
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Woodlawn
Temarnes
DeMolass
Dixie Club
Laurel
Methodists
Heyele Company
Reslunier
Sis
Sports Champs and Contenders Across Baseball Boxing and Football
The record highlights Baseball American League Yankees National League champs. Boxing results Sharkey heavyweight win over Whmeling. Hields welterweight title over Broudhard. Football notes list U Colgate Michigan Tennessee Alabama Poly Pittsburg Texas Christian and more. Pro golf Chicago Kearse Goll British and American Open Sarazen. Amateur Hammerville. Women Youth and Home handicaps Money Virgier Gusta lead standings.
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Sharkey
Whmeling
Hields
Broudhard
U. 5
Colgate
Michigan
Tardar
Alabama
Poly
Tennessee
Pittsburg
Texas Christian
Protile
Chicago
Kearse Goll
Sarazen
Amnteur
Hammerville
Crowned champion titles amid muddled 1930s sports garble
A garbled OCR brings scattered names and events from multiple sports across 1932 era. Mentions include a hockey cap win by Trento N Ty, a Nant pennant, and various players and titles such as Pofo American Open, Wimbledon singles, and a women’s event.
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Largo King
Trento
N. Ty
Ranger
Angel O ‘Trullo
Mater Bnata
Don
Harmaworth
Wanny Fealtteton
Vacket Bultlards
Malph Greenleaf
Peonnis
Mexico City Club to Face Hawks in San Antonio Clash
Mexico City, one of Mexico's top basketball clubs, travels to San Antonio Monday night to meet the Texas Chico Hawks at Sidney Lanier gym. The Spanish-American girls league teams Modern Maids and What Next open with an exhibition. Mexico City is captained by Leoncio Ochoa with players Rodriguez Sithio Caaperna Azar Rico Roberto Santego Risinger and Flores at forwards.
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Mexico City
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas Chico Hawks
Sidney Lanier Gymnasium
Modern Maids
Leoncio Ochoa
Roddriguez
Sithio
Caaperna
Azar
Rico
Roberto
Santego
Risinger
Flores
Stac
Hawks
Wilcogal
Veltman
McCartey
Allison Captures Australian Match in Adelaide
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas defeated H O Hopman 0 4 6 4 in the opening day of the Australia United States tennis interlude. Glenhill beat Adrian Quist 1 6 3. Moon of Australia teamed with John Van Ryn to defeat Crawighl and Hopman 4 6 6 3 8 3.
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Allison
Adelaide
Australls
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Keil Grenhill
Jos
Woodlawn gym hosts basketball rumpus and civic notes
March events at Woodlawn Lake Gym include a community basketball rumpus. Dusty Boggems assumes multiple roles with the Muskogee ball club. Amateur baseball features wet pictures to papers and door postings. March 20 sees Big Teen and tus Tdube in tennis demonstrations as potential players.
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Woodlawn Lake
Dusty Boggems
Muskogee
April sports and events mix across San Antonio region
Fragmented notes record April regional track meets, school wins, and team actions in San Antonio and nearby areas. Mentions include Jefferson High track champions, Houston home opener chatter, and a mysterious reference to Captain Abernathy. The garbled text notes several dates and local college or school names without clear context.
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Houston
Ans
Lenofi
Atetenance
Amallest
Inagua
Pella MeKolphi
Wevatrhal
Louramenl
Whlow Springs
Jefferson High
Jefferson
Abernathy
Feree Wolves
Zach Wiler
June golf titles and local sports notes from historic paper
June reports Zach Flores wins the P. F. Flores caddy title over Cherlo Grumbles as golfers struggle with red faces. Benny Achriever secures City golf title beating Zleut. Ken Rogers earns runner-up trophy. Leland Wilkins leaves Alamo Heights for Trinity University job. The 18-League Park fire harms the Indians. Injuries shift play to Tech field. Edgar O Quinn wins Kerrville golf journey beating Lieut. Ken Rogers with Willie Aline setting up more for Rogers. Reuben Albeugh exits in the second round of the national Intercollegiate golf tournament.
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P. F. Flores
Cherlo
Benny Achriever
City
Zleut
Ken Rogers
Rogers
Leland Wilkins
Alamo Heights
Trinity University
Injues
Tech Field
Paradise
Edgar O’quinn
Kerrville Golf Jourmey
Aline
Reuben Albeugh
July golf city notes from San Antonio week by week
A fragmented San Antonio dated summary notes July events in golf and sports figures. Mentions include Murray Brooks involvement, Morris Levinson winning in Houston, Ken Rogers taking Blehmn Corps Area golf title, and various local sports happenings with players and coaches.
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San Antonio
Breckenridge
Murray Brooks
Sprinkks
Morris Levinson
Houston
Ken Rogers
Louisville
San Antonin Indians
Bill Dunlap
Ueke
Ball
John Miensfec
Tarmer Notre Dimestir
Alamo
Willo
Jesse Pleiffey
Seins City Municipal
Gorton Pease
Dontles
August sports and civic notes from the city
August 11 plans reveal a 12000 seat expansion at Dangle stadium. August 14 mentions Alvi Bogga and Wilkins Trinity. August 4 notes Anna Mae Reichert wins city muny town in Wue. August 15 city travelers heat. Alamo Heights gridiron proctter. champion ship predicted. Angus W Tod Monofec shoots 88 at Sackenridge pack. 128 holes. August 24 Texas Ohiro Hawks win city pracball Utie from Air Denot. 2 Quinn Connelly and Farl Taylor win Southwest Texan tennis Laureey doubles. Taylor wins singles.
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Dangle Athinue Finth
Alvi
Texas Ohiro Hawks
Vin City
October football scores from San Antonio area games
October listings show Jefferson over Del Rio 6-0, Lanier 20-7 over Somerset, Tech over Devine 12-6, Hartsmale over Edison 288, Central down Jefferson B 12-0, Alamo Heights and Kerrville 6-6, and Hondo over Peacock 12-0 with other local results. Also notes golf, fishing, polo, dog show, and a Notre Dame score among scattered regional items.
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Jefferson
del Rio
St. Brackenridge
Des Temple
Lanier
Somerset
Tech City-Slicks
Devine
Hartsmale
Edison
Central Downs
Hondo
Peacock
Alamo Heights
Kerrville
San Antonians
Yanks
Gubs
Jimmy West
T. J. Dixon
Bas
Willow Springs Golf Dup
Definite Quirtus
Martine
Cirious Tun-Funders
Schanusers
Debenian
Buckleworth
Chattanoogs
Mexico
Chuck Klemm
Pinkey Whitney
San Antonio Sports Association
Gene Aprazen
Tom Lally
Reuben Albaugh
Jimmy Morgan
Willow Springs
Pal
Notre Dame
Smang
Harry Nichole
Clb Parrest
November sports results and notable matches collide
In New York Gayle Talnott, a former Eight sports writer, joins AP. November highlights include Matthus Breers winning a baseball league game, Jessa Pfeiffer winning in a Mary’s tennis tourney, and Milton Alvea defeating Pina for a perfect score at Ions field. Brackenridge tops Thomas Jefferson 40 to. Edison wins a district Class B title over Kenedy 28 to 0. Han ie Dean claims the city women’s Lennits title.
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Gayle Talnott
Associated Press
New York
Fitl
Mmengle Moore
Matthus Breers
Jessa Pfeiffer
Roy
San Antonio
Pina
Ions Field
Brackenridge
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Edison
Kenedy
Haniie Dean
Local notes and games from December slate
December results include Corsicana defeating Brackenridge 13 to 0 in district football at Corsicana. Corsicana and district officials announce no football letters. Claretian Mangham named. moving to a professional role with Tom Lally in San Antonio. Stadium work progresses in the area.
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Shamp Clark
Gan Alitonio
Paclfie
Alema Heighia
Corsicana
Brackenridgs
Corricana
Idiaon High School
Tyart
Claus
Bidl- Yankaema
Clareticn Mangham
Tom Lally
San
Jacobs Fuss With Garden Branded Bank Feud Story
An irreverent tale recounts a payback feud involving Max Schmeling, Joe Jacobs, and Garden promoters. James J. Johnston recruits a staged reporter scene to revive Jacobs publicity, then hints at Schmeling’s large pay demand and Garden ties. The piece blends showmanship with sports gossip and era intrigue.
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Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Madison Bqourg
Thot
Phooey
James J. Johnston
Garden
Lemme
Johnston
Jacobs
Brhineling
Europe
Uguid
Spirita
Jon
Joe
Schmeling
Aut
Jimmy
Mission Leaguers to Reopen with Tuesday Doubleheader
Mission Leaguers plan to reopen after holidays with a double-header Tuesday night at the Normovle Depot gym and a second double-header Friday night as a twice weekly schedule begins. In Tuesday’s opener Prospect Ell Methodist meet Seventy first Brigade while Sixty seventh Squadron of Ranfoon Field faces Fulternth Field Artillery in the afterpiece. The Friday games pair Fifteenth Field Artillery and Seventy first Brigade in the opener and Alemo Rreighty Firemen with Normoyle in the second.
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Mission
Mission League
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Geventy-first Brigade
Alemo
Ven Wie and Smith Defeat Texas Champs in Dallas
Virginia Ven Wie national women's golfing champion and Rey noldy Smith of Dallas defeated Texas state champions Gus Moreland and Mrs Fegey handler 7 to 1 at Dallas Country Club. Net proceeds will be donated to the Dallas community chest. Included are notes on local sports and society items from December.
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van Wie
Smith
Texas
Dallas
Virginia Ven Wie
Reynoldy Smith
Gus Moreland
Fegeyhandler
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Ernie Smith
Warren Heller
Pittsburgh University
U.S.C
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Etionel Arrne
Crvancon
Theveday MB
KDPN
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Carte Garrin
Rocervelt Tigers
Roosevelt Park Lheary
Glockdale
Hob DeMerritt
Cam
Tom Kileday
Army
Archir Piel
Central Relief Committee
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A.A
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Joses
City A. A. U
League Park
Reuben Burckhoiit
Joe Battilla
John L. Sullivan
Robert Hatiih
Gilbert Peres
Buddy Etheridge
Adolph Buquor
Bantam
Irving Hossman
Welter
Jack McGarraugh
Edison High
Ray Smith
C.F. Densford
Billy Kingston
Ray Velinder
Pea Jantor School
Ringhts
Ite
T. NM
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Poe
Ellaworth Vines
Mark Twale
Light
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Roberth Meadowe
Poa
San Antonio Indians
Galveston
Quinn Temorie
Alee Institute
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Nelson Page
Tae Light
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David Rodrigues
Clinton Brandt
Pare
Fabien Sowalik
White Box
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Driver
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Beaumont
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Joe Morales
Jack Lee
Orange
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Ray Steeber
Reindge
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Indians
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Lemmestone
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Eunice Dean
Anns Mae Reichert
AAU
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Oklahoma City
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Daffy
Granger
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Alamo Helgata
Riverside
Brackenridge Park
Gan Antonio High Achoo
Rome
Hartman
Tihiatty
SR. Vaune
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