Light's Cup Polo Playoffs Near as Austin Faces San Angelo
George Millers Austin Wonders defeated the Second Field Artillery brigade to earn a spot against the San Angelo Rainbows in the Light's Cup semi final. The match, date pending English team return, could be Tuesday or Wednesday. The winner advances to face the Highth Corps Area Freebooters in a Friday final at Brackenridge park.
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Reynosa Prepares for International Polo Festival
Reynosa Mexico readies for a week long polo tournament in January. Notable figures include General Quinones from Mexico City and Captain Maxwell of Fort Arawit. The event features band performances from Monterrey and special entertainment, with parking reserved for the season and three silver cups to be awarded to finalists.
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Shawkey to Coach Minor Leagues with Jersey City Club
Former Yankee star Red Shawkey will coach the Jersey City club of the International League. The Jersey City team, recently realigned in 1930, finished last last season. Shawkey, a famed pitcher in his era, sought a major league managerial post but accepted a minor league coaching role instead.
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Eastern Collegians Open Basketball Season Slated Tonight
The Eastern Collegiates begin their basketball season with a clash between Venn Swanis and Vale. Other league entries Columbia, Princeton, and Cornell debut next Saturday. Columbia is favored to repeat as champion.
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Perfect Archery Score At Brownevillie Event
Tere Browneville achieved a perfect archery score at a 50 foot range yesterday. Pupil of Russ Hoegerhyde, Wallie Underteood, named a pupil archery champion, recognized for exceptional precision.
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City League Public Service Utilities Narrowly Defeat Se Jobo’y Tritherans
In a Friday night Woodlawn gym doubleheader Public Service Utilities edged Se Jobo’y Tritherans 38-31 while the City Vague game saw Public Service win 36-20 over Catholic Community Crater. Lutherans trailed early but rallied, final surge by Utilities sealed the win. Job WIt led with 45 points and Fordyee scored high for the Neesit.
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Golfers Play Sunday Match at Sinn Antaito Park
Ton Laty and VD Glhanterdain, noted professional stars, will meet Jock Bycer a former state amateur finalist who recently moved from Howston to Sinn Antaito. The exhibition match covers 48 holes at Urockensidee Park starting 1 30 Sunday afternoon. The tour will use the new lighter larger Rolf ball.
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Railway Five Wins Another Night In Scrappy Tilt
The Railway Five triumphed over an unnamed opponent on Friday night with Juca acurk scoring 21 points in 20 minutes. The match featured gritty play and the Chanillepecs quintet gave a strong challenge until the late minutes.
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Heydler Sees Baseball In Rosy Light
John A Heydler assesses the 1930 season in the National League, noting high attendance, standout players like Hack Wilson, and the Cardinals’ competitiveness. He outlines proposed 1931 rule changes, minor league costs, and baseball's growing global appeal, with calls for peace among major and minor leagues and optimism for the sport’s future.
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Carnera Faces Italian Boxing Federation Suspicion
Reported in Rome on Friday news that Primo Carnera may face suspension by the Italian boxing federation for alleged failures in defending titles. He sailed for Barcelona amid contract talks and a public dispute with promoters in the United States following events in California.
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Dick Sullivan Sold by Cats to Wichita
The report claims Dick Sullivan was sold by a group called Morworth Cate to Wichita, with details about a deal involving Fort Worth baseball officials and a return from Atlanta. Unclear names and misread text lead to a tentative transfer story without clear dates or outcomes.
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George Wilson Held After Auto Accident
EYENETE Washington January report says George Wilson former all American UW halfback was freed on a $1000 bond after a charge of failure to render aid following an auto crash five miles north of Eyenete on the Pacific highway. The claimant C Il Tenn of South Taenma brought the charge claiming Wilson struck a vehicle and left the scene.
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Arkansas Goalers Meet St Louis U In Important Clash
Arkansas players face St Louis University in a key upcoming game at night. Despite lineups' rough form, Arkansas is recognized as a top basketball machine in the tour and white era. The team has five Southwestern Conference titles.
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Yankees Set Florida Spring Training Start Date
New York announces spring training will open February 2 in St Petersburg Florida with the Yankees reporting for camp. A single exhibition game is planned at a later date to be announced in St Petersburg.
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Akibas Defeat Main Juniors 30 to 27 in Bowlers Showdown
In a tight bowling card, the Akibas edged the Main Avenue Taniore by 30 to 27. Witebsky led the winners with key points, Tolunsky also contributed, while Tathel and Rodriguez added support as Taniora struggled. Calls for further matches and contact details close the item.
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Bobcat Loss Teaches Lesson in Rough Game
The Bobcats fell to the Farmers in a Friday evening game after leading early but fading in the second period. Sheth scored 14 for the Bobcats while Vellican and Brandt led the Farmers with strong second half scoring. The Farmers’ reserve unit previously beat the Baldecom Stringers 18 to 15. The two teams meet again Saturday morning.
Pilot at Peoria Seeks Manager for Three-League Team
Jhnnati San reports Ronnie, chief cogut of the Cincinnati Kil, will leave Sunday to confer with Jack Tyan of the Pen rin IL baseball club on selecting a manager for the Three-league team. Sitney Weil, president of the Rede, announced Friday. Third Bateman Fess, manager last year, sent in Columbus in the American association.
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Indoor track season opens in New York era
The 1931 indoor track season kicks off Saturday night at the One Elmwood Sixth Regiment Armory in Crookloe as a strong field of competitors gathers for opening events. Chicago awarded NCAA swim championships set for March 27 and 28 with site confirmed by the NCAA rules committee chair.
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