Bears on the road with top stars in San Antonio
Chicago Bears, the National Professional champions, travel from Dallas to San Antonio for a brief stopover on their west tour. Key players Hed Grange and Red Grange-linked figures join the trip as the squad prepares for the upcoming Los Angeles and other games.
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Chicaea Bears
Hed Grange
Bron Negurski
San Antonis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Chicago
Clif Battles
Bi Kawal
Chicago Brars
Texas
Battles
Boston Redskins
Kawal
Gt. Loula Gunners
George Balas
Rodose
Joe Eoochs
Rush Medical School
Bill Buckler
Dunedany
Dick Stahlmen
Chicago Police Department
Keith Molesworth
Red Grange
Garland
Beonko
Jen
Southern Methodist
Ben Lee Boynton
A! Williams
Jerry Mann
Bruins
Dog Dewson
Howard Mills
Wire
Litofsky Five Beats St Anthony's 33 to 28 on Home Court
Litofsky Fauit Dealers top St Anthony's Yellowjackets 33 28 on St Anthony's court. Ted Litofsky and Gousiles and Cestaneda each scored 10 points for Litofsky while Berver added nine for St Anthony's. Lineups include MM Medina Sobe W Medina T2 and other players, with limited readable detail on names and order.
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Litofsky
St. Anthony’s Ted
Gousiles
Cestaneda
Litofsky Fauit
St. Anthony's Yellowjackets
St. Anthony's
Berver
Medina
Sobe
W. Medina
Tris Sithosy
Soe
Nigera
Loeid
Rutshing
Evar
Sesteen Salewski
Breckenridge Eagles to Play Beeville in Friday Practice
Breckenridge Eagles travel to Beeville for a Friday night practice basketball game. The team plans more scrimmages against Central Catholic St. Anthony and Kaufman’s Commercial League squad in coming days.
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Brackenridge Hi
Beeville
Breckenridge Eagles
Eagles
Central Catholic
Tiessay
St. Anthony
Kaufman
Double Header Opens City Girls Cage League
The holiday night double header features San Antonio City Girls Basket Fair league play with Lauterstein and Andrews Morales facing off in the opener and Barbera Sports meeting State Hospital in the second. Officials are Andy Andrews and Mike Williamson. Two other league teams are Young People's League and Harlandale. Admission is 19 cents or two for a quarter.
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San Antonio
Lauterstein’s
Andrews Morales
Barbera Sports
State Hospital Girls
Andy Andrews
Mike Williamson
Young People’s League
Harlandale
City Majors Play Friday Twin Bill On Wood Dean Court
The City Major Basketball league resumes with a Friday double bill at Wood Dean Joke court. First game at 8:00 p.m. features the Texas Calropreetic Hawks versus the Sons Of America. The second game pits St. John's Lutherans against the Dixie club leaders in the first half race.
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Wooddean
Texas Calropreetic Hawks
Sons of America
St. John's Lutherans
Dixie Club
Jeaders
Levinsky Sister Pilot Cables Hitler in Fury over Bout
Chicago story reports Lena Levy sister of Kingfish Levinsky cables Adolf Hitler to demand explanation of a German ban on Max Schmeling meeting Levinsky in the prize ring. Lena calls the protest official while reports suggest the event may be more publicity ploy, as Kingfish and Lena debate the issue.
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BN. Collins
Chicago
LHS
Lewply
Lena Levy
Adolph Hitler
Ben Enllor
Max Schmeling
Chirge
Kingfish Levincky
Lens
Hitler
Lana
Abe
William
Doda
Dou Droud
Tate
Chahothon Hiller
Merman
Pest
Bing Levinsky
Bisler-Matyger
Lene
Kingfish
Lena
Bill
Maxwell Street
Kingish
Ulster Lena
Midget Mexico Fights Again Next Week in San Antonio
Midget Mexico slated to appear next Tuesday night at Walkathon arena for San Antonio fight fans. Promoter Elks Boxing Association says the show drew about 2000 fans Tuesday when he faced Roy Galamari, with three opponents already lined up but uncertain future bouts.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Walkathon
Elks Boxing Pgésoviation
Roy Galamari
Dks
Calamari Fight Repetition Plan Promises Six-Rounders
Two six round bouts line up to test Tommy Monroe and restore form. Monroe must prove old sharpness before a title shot against Ernesto Baguez while the Elks seek a proving bout. San Antonio lightweights Morris Eagleson and Chico Ortega expected for a main undercard clash after Eagleson’s layoff and Ortega’s knockout past.
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Mexico
Tommy Monroe
Monroe
Ernesto Baguez
The
Elks
Laguez
Elis
Tommy
San Antonio
Morris Eagleson
Eagleson
Chico Ortega
Saguez
California racing board to review two new track permits
The California racing commission plans to consider two horse racing permit applications, one for San Francisco and one for Los Angeles. Dr. Charles H. Straub and Hal Roach seek the Los Angeles license to build a Santa Anita ranch track. William P. Kyne proposes a track near Gas Malen county. Straub Roach align with Lou Smith and others from Houston and Salem to develop the LA track.
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California Racing Commission
Talay
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charles H. Straub
Hal Roach
Santa Anita Ranch
William P. Kyne
Virginia Tech back George Smith wins Jacobs trophy
Virginia Tech fullback George Smith received the William P. Jacobs trophy as the Southern Conference’s outstanding player. President P. Miles announced the awards amid a close vote, with Smith garnering 14 votes from coaches and scouts. George Barclay of North Carolina and Jack Dalley of Washington and Lee were runners up with 12 and 11 points respectively.
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Blackbrurg
Virginia Tech
George Smith
William P. Jacobs
P. Miles
Brith
George Barclay
North Cartlon
Jack Dalley
Washington and
Commercial League Plans Tripleheaders at Brackenridge
The Commercial League will stage tripleheaders after Thursday night’s double header at Brackenridge High School to boost attendance and crown a champion by February 22 as Texas Amateur Athletic Federation eliminations begin. Magnolie's Mobil leads as they face Squadron 68, Inter netional Club meets Bell Jewelers, games start at 8. Officials Heinie Hopkins and Nepio Herrera will oversee. A rule change requires a team member to be a resident of Becker County for six months prior to league opening. Duncan Weld heads to Kerrville to play Schreiner Institute. Keulman’s travels to Mexico for three games in Monterey. Plans to bring St Edward’s University here for matchups with league rivals.
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Brackenridge High School
Minb
Hell Teague
Brackenridge Gym
Leen
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Magnolie
Mobil Oflers
Squadron 68
Kelly
Inter
Bell Jewelers
Heinie Hopkins
Nepio Herrera
Leggus
Bexeremsaty Alk
Duntan Weld
Kerrville
Schreiner Institute
Keulman
Mexico
Monterey
Bt Edward's University
Steve Deamba
California
New York
Manhattan
St. Louis
Dallas
el Paso
Thison
Salt
Columbia Specia
Salt Lake City
Merman
Denver
New York City
Jack F Rissman
Louis Liltfe
Co Tembia
Goth
Fermanent
Halng Co
Califarnie
Tuttle
Lou Little
Bermuda and
Roe Brass
Seppilad
Gores
Pasadena
Fight Results From Trenla Ed as He Sees 197 Percent
A garbled report from New York details fight results and odd percentages as Ben Jeby is mentioned in connection with a boxing event. The article mixes misread names and unclear statistics, reflecting OCR damage rather than a clear outcome.
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A Trenla
Prenton
Jeby
Mat Results By The Annuviated Fresh
New York competitor Sherry at 215 led in a rough meet with Sid Westrich from Ohio at 280 racing in New York and Harrisburg, while Gino Garsheidi from Brooklyn posted 274 with Erne Gortassini at 24 33 for a late finish in Thaly.
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New York
Jeee Sherry
Ohio
Sid Westrich
Harrisburg
Gino Garsheidi
Erne Gortassini
Thaly
Kelly Cagers Edge Thirty-ninth In Overtime 92 to 29
Kelly Cagers Headquarters Squadron at Kelly Field defeated the Thirty-ninth 92 to 29 in overtime to move to second place. Capella led with 14 points. Cen scored 12 for the Thirty-ninth. In the nightcap, Forly edged Forlye second 44 to 28 as Wilson tallied 15 and Lawrence and Ziramorie added points.
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Kelly Field
Capella
Cen
Lawrence
Ziramorie
Wilson
Tte Ray
Sorwarda
Holden
Ron
Ralden
Euarila
Sune
Utx Ramberham
Sminap
Jonna
Fesly-accomd
Lawrenca
Minott
Larwenrus Fredricks
Rhinelander
Mace
Quarda Suh
Belin
Wendqundern
Comin Chwad Wheeler
Forwaran Cruilndslnt
Comalin
Jordan
Euarda
Firhy Manin
Cort Ay
Forearda
Duckaom
Wunthin
Aubne Kaufman
Rowland
Teoferon
Cale
Proctor’s Star Wink Triumphs In All American Delay
Misty phrasing notes delay championship for the Alle American. Wednes day event saw Proctor's Star awarded after a late pointer issue. Oklahoma City resident Lor is cited among participants and standings remain unsettled in the fragmentary report.
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Proctor
Holly
Tina Clit
Prowler
Pointer
Oklahoma City
128 in Field for L. A. Open 128 in Field for L. A. Open
Los Angeles on January 4 open golf tournament begins with 128 players from a 145 starter field after qualifying at three courses. Notable qualifiers include Bill Mehrhern Geertsen Zumermen Kertes with 149 even par and 38 exempted by recent championships, while several stars were eliminated at Fox Hills and Griffith Park.
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Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
al Zumermen
Portland
Ore
Stanley Kertes
Leaxieys
Gil
Hobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Kettes
Cliff Baler
Gece
Northwest
Griffith Park
Waco
Fox Hills
Yack Tarrant
Hollywood
Fox ‘Hilla
Tarrant
St Anthony's Lads Win Again in San Antonio Junior League
St Anthony's Midgeta won another San Antonio Junior Basketball game on Wednesday, defeating Italian-American 40 to 21. St Anthony's leaders Gilmartin and Leonard scored four points each, while Gerorian led Italian-American with four points as well.
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St. Anthony's
St. Anthony's Midgeta
San Antonio
St. Anthony's Cnust
Grimartin
Leonard
Gerorian
Gilmartin
Sacred Heart B Five Takes Revenge On Central Catholic Bagers
Sacred Heart Juniors defeated Central Catholic Bagers 25 to 17 on the Central court. Dodo Schmid led Sacred Heart with 9 points as captain and forward. Lineups included Catalan, McPyeariv, Blasaloll, Carlee, Hutter, and additional guards and forwards noted in the report.
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Sacred Heart
Central Catholic Bagers
Central Court
Dodo” Schmid
W. Catalan
McPyeariv
Blasaloll
Carlee and Hutter
Guha
Walker and
Movnahan
Tnewarda
Tufhall
Ranters Iin Bera
Evang
Guarda
Stib—Moratts
Ice Hockey London and Streatham Clash in Timed Match
A fragmented report covers London ice hockey events with Streatham and Grosvenor House teams amid American players. It mentions schedules and forthcoming games against Cleveland and New York American, plus a list of cities including Toronto Montreal and Detroit as part of a continental slate.
Harlandale High Faces Trials In Busy Week
Harlandale High basketball coach Roy Dixon leads the team into two tough games this week at home. Thursday afternoon features Hariancate Indiana against Charlotte while Friday night hosts AWN Maco Trachera Preghmen at 7 30 on the Harlandiia court.
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Harlandale Hi
Roy Dixon
Indiana
Charlotte
Harlandals Court
Tae Indiany
Mexarominty
AWN Maco
Trachera Preghmen
Lions of Columbia ship to New York for Rose Bowl prize
Pasadena January 4 The Lions of Columbia travel to New York today en route to a world baseball title bid. They carry a modern Rose Bowl Award gift and a trophy ceremony yielded humorous moments as coach and players greeted the journey with pep and city hospitality.
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Lewis Burton
Pasadena
Calif
Lions
Columbia
New York
Toom
New
Stanford
Columbia University
Lumber
Eayer
California
Joe Richavich
Dempseys Plan Return To New York After Call-Tornix Trip
New York reports reveal the Dempseys expect a blessed event as Mrs Dempery formerly Hannah Williams and Jack Dempery join the Columbia football entourage in Chicago and travel back to New York with Coach Lou Little and his wife.
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New York
Tne Forest
Broadway
Tornix
Columbia
Dempseys
Dempery
Hannah Wiliams
Jack
Gueale
Lou Little
Wlons
Women Open Willow Links Tournament After Holiday Break
San Antonio women golfers resume weekly play at Willow Springs for MW34 handicap event at 10 o clock Friday morning. Classified notes list Ford Tudor Sedans for sale at 415 and a gas station on the North Side for 450 with Bee classifications 73 and 42.
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San Antonio
Chevigny Favored for Texas Job in UT Coach Update
By BILL TARKER Associated Press Clyde Littlefield's successor at the University of Texas football is expected to be picked by the board of regents. Rumor links Nick Chevigny, Saint Edward's University coach and former Notre Dame assistant, as the likely choice despite no signing. Chevigny's Tigers topped Texas Conference standings, boosting his candidacy amid strong internal support.
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Bill Tarker
Associated Press
Board of Regents
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas
Crystal
Texas
Bt. Edward's University
Sandh
Krute Hockne
Notre Dame
Dispatch
Chevigny
Longhorns
St. Edward’s University Tigers
Elmer Layden
Heartly
Hulk
Anderson
Exer
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