Morgan Takes Lead in Alamo Downs Jockey Duel
The Alamo Downs riding duel tightened as Morgan moved to 20 points, Gray 18, and Smith 18 after three days. Smith rode three winners from four mounts including Skippy McGee and Prince Tide, while Ben and Barbara J produced notable long-shot payoffs. crowd neared 3500 with $69,084 mutuel handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Alamo
Alamo Downs
A, Morgan
Fred A. Builch
Ben
Don Gray
Cheba
Gray
Smith
Skippy McGee
Prince Tide
Leb Herfur
College Basketball Scores Mixed Across Matches
The notebook lists scattered results from college basketball games including Texay Miners 42 over New Mersey 23, plus scores for teams such as Montana Louisville 33, Wheaton 27, Morris Harvey 27, Duke 24, Oberin 32, North Dakota State 26, Baylor 23, and others. Numerous fragments and unreadable names appear, indicating a busy but partially legible score roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texay Miners
New Mersey
Texay
Joe de Palas
Fodona St. Rd
Utah
San Eives
Berta
Bileabars
Gabe
Gates
Oyles
Regary
Deever G
Cola
Mines
Montana Louleville DU
Wheaton
Marphill
Morris Harvey
We Pas Westen
Estem State
Duke
Yele Celeste
Oberin
North Dakota
St. Omaha
Rival Olympics advocates form international athletic union
In New York on January 3, opponents of the American Olympic movement secured a certificate of incorporation for The American Goond-WiD Athletic Union led by Sampel K. MacCabee. The group aims for an international scope with representatives from Europe and beyond to provide facilities for an intercontinental games as a remedy to the present Olympic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Ois
Lizipation
Supreme Court
William Harman Flack
Goond-Wid Athletic Union
Sampel K. MacCabee
Mac Gaber
Snoopy Jam Attracts Big Wagers Across Races
The track Friday saw four women score wins each for a 50 cent daily double outlay led by Mrs. I T Baum, Maiden name Barbara Frost, who paired Frost Bite with Barbara J in a rare gaily double that paid 580.10. Bets spread across Lady Laura, Captain Danger, and a New Orleans rider as 1887 tickets were sold. Leading jockeys standings show AL Morgan at 20, Don Gray 18, Freda Staith 16, Charley Kamar 14 with others close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trwin Baum
Barbara Frost
Nan
Barbara J
Baum
Aillton Frost
B. Elkas
Edna Cohen
Waal
Frost
Afra
Hilton
Harvin Baum
Thrush
AL Morgan
Don Gray
Freda
Staith
Charley Kamar
Kes Jan Lake
Johnny Nolan Mj
Frank Grill
Arthur Cooper
Melvin Calvert
Una Albert Craiga
Kta Wes Waatly
Prince Pri-Duley Tokaloo
Ty B. Taces
Wales
Fourty Ft
Tima
Quaccer
Bale Ata
Misrtan
Horta
Vzer
Prince Tokalon
Sirsy J. Misito
Beth
V. Rene
Dixie Dan
Drookir
Moater
S. S
Alley
Moreen
Pew, O. Weart
Owiser
Prince Toralon
Arnorta
Atone
Wes
Ene Paase
Dinie Dan
Galrus
Waa
Mlatenstra
Borgetta
H.C. Munson
Whiner
Galetian
Eiretoh
Gene Soeker
Haracen
C. Smith
Dudley P Raterie
Barcle-Hawkins
Ft. Wilson
Grayporte
K. K. Barron
Atkinson
eNaweb
J. J
Riley Ware
Udeh Gunner—Kahlar
Royal Pride
Me Alederman
M. Calvert
Barrida
Ecaoen Bald
Chera
Vegar Huelling
Lainkl
S.pyerciay
Moran
W. Sircube
R. Hayden
zAltena
Sao
Akow
Much
Atic Mann
Zeate
Empress
Irvio
Trent
Scrapls
Hail Weant
Vilay Lo
Ned
Etrelch
Cleleh
Sl aBarbara_J
Weant
Dallas
W. Smith
A. E. de Brave
Tuvieon
H. Qala
Lady Trust
F. Lute
Z Goucher
Bukes
L. A. Stephene .C. Turk
Zapprenice Atlowareocial Aks SD
Brutuela Ald
Natbara J
Sealpbt
Exgar
Hahbara J
Derepsiztwenite
Cline
Clewe
Ang Tas
Bee AM Nelusary
Adele W
Tratl A Ohne
Chun
Halt
Flan Tta
Naberte
tHeady
P. Chadmen
Tarten
W. Kml Raz
Jones
Dave T—Walting Fear
Ahcray
C. Rumen
Ss J
Johnear
Lady Cunlauy
Althaughtn Allezory
T. Geleo
L. C. ‘Young
sAnprentice
Alamar
Ata Ferd
Ates
Hee Root
Tm Gost
Sal
Tate
Immnanm Va
Cinleh
Esippy McCey
Bimi
Acciay
Aixgo
Ey Bey
xUlraqus
C. W. Manids
Alexa
Boscher
Gamitte
C. J. Gamble
Poser
Ae. Allen Contragt
J. Ho Tagen
A. Crale
Eansen
Didier den Even Playg
J. Bates
Lenin—E. LeiKeisy
Webster
Don Alware
J. L. Homard
Sassrenti Wtowance
fFinid
W. Bared
Tego
Alvieenths
Strelch
Val
Uleadus
Poe Byenrolde
Wisner
Prince of bourbon-Rater
M. Uactiaon
Yalta
aGailo
Ciyxt Carine
Bay A. Morsay
Houdiey
Witeh Gore
i_ C
Uz SF
Iwhnata
Mokena
Sen. A. Watlic
Gels AG Exchaner Club
Prince
Carine
Prince Tom
Tommari
Carlub
Laet Furan
Touk cAdinrand
Hostiliuy
Ambers Keeps Klick From Stopping Easy Win
Ambers, light heavyweight from New York, defeated Frankie Dick of California in a 16 round Madison Square Garden bout. Ambers weighed 34 1 2 to 183 3 4 and won by decision despite taking solid blows, extending his winning streak and avenging earlier injuries with renewed speed and stamina. James J. Johnson, the arena observer, noted Ambers would face Catizonert next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
San Ambers
Herkimer
Tony Canzonen
Ambers
Fritai Aline
Pittsburgh Oiz
Madison Square Garden
Wie Yererai
Frankie Dick
California
Blick
Severeardenelatia
Eigns
Hick
James J. Johneson
Open Golfers Lead as Huot Tops Long Round at Miami Open
Jules Toot, Canadian pro, shot a three under 67 to take first round lead at the Miami Open with 14 professionals and 99 amateurs advancing to tomorrow's second qualifying 18. Paul Runyan followed at 68, with a group including Wille Macfarlane George Staith and Denny Bythae near the top. Numerous veterans and eastern golfers competed at Riverside and Victoria clubs as the field narrows to 86 pros and 10 amateurs plus ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qam Springs
Pik
Jules Toot
Pg, A
Moxley
Monty
Boxever
Paul Runyan
Bloody White Prams
N.Y
Hunt
Runyan
Wille , Macfarlane
Tuckahoe
N. Y
George Staith
Chicago
Denny Bhyte
John Revolla
Milwaukee
Ted
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Gere Bersten
Brookfield Center
Tommy Arms
Boca Ratov
Fila
Victor
T. D. Boardman
Manchester
Mass
Riverside
Calif
German Berron
Walter Plains
Vic Ghezzi
Deel
Victoria Club
Nander
Johnny Geersten
Ogden
Girden City
Long
al Zismerman
Portland
Ore
Rtroxe
Bam Peyke Jrittsburgh
Walter Ragen
Olin Dutra
Pres
Crete Wood
Pittsburgh
Henry Picard
Hershey
Pa Ky Laffoon
Jimmy Thomson
Horton Smith
Fight Results Narrowed to Unclear Names at Grime Park
Fragmentary report lists bout outcomes with fighters named Ra Leonard Del ea York and Taffey Re Cocca at Grime Park. Details are garbled with dates and locations partially unreadable, making full results and participant identities uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat Ra
Leonard del
Ea York
New York
Watogates Taffey
Cocca
Grime Park
Atredtary
Standarts
Frankie Norwalk
Cenn
Wrestling results show mixed outcomes across several bouts
Mat results list several wrestlers and scores, including Laurell defeating Chief Little Moose 234 to 225, Chinnoma beating Worth Bergen 3-1, George Rover defeating Doe Len Hall 224 to 215, Philadelphia Ernia Nuack defeating Calet Lita Walt 235 to 220, and Tie between Make Strelich and Dave Jehnvom 219 to 214 in Duluth with other bouts and scores mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avovelated Pree
Laurell
Iues
Danuy
Statong
Ireland
Chief Little Moose
Chinnoma
Straight Falls
Worth Bergen
George Roverty
California
Doe Len Hall
Omaha
Ops Fli
Philadelphia
Ernia Nuack
Calet Lita Walt
Colorado
Sesttie
Wath
Sport Roundup by Eddie Brietz in New York
Roundup covers retirements and leadership shifts at the Brooklyn Dodgers, rumors about Tulane coaching interest, bicycle training by Foix and Miller, a proposed Minnesota–Princeton football date, and a baby born to Mississippi coach Chuck Smalling. It notes Kit Klein’s championships, world records by an unnamed sprinter, Oslo world championships, Jimmie Foxx’s Boston front-page visit, SMU’s Christmas football payouts, Riley Smith’s football fate, and former Giants pitchers Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
New York
Gudge
Stephen McKeever
Brooklyn Dodgers
James Bilvey
Bernie Bierman
Tulane
Jimmie Foix
Bing Miller
Philadelphia
Arch Ward
Minnesota
Princeton
Chuck Smalling
Mississippi
Dean
Dante O'alahony
Glen Cunningham
Gita
Boston
Jtmle Foxx
Jmmle
Eddie Collins
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Riley Smith
Catholic HI tourney set for San Antonio gym
Eleven teams from San Antonio Victoria Beaumont Corpus Christi Houston Abilene Fort Worth Galveston Denison Dallas and other schools will compete in a Central Catholic high school Elmimination tournament at St Marys University San Antonio February 28 to March with the winner advancing to the National Catholic basketball tournament in Chicago March 18 22. The event is run by Rev Bro Leo J Banck and funds cover travel for all teams and the winner to Chicago. St Marys will house up to ten people per the invitation list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Catholic High School
St. Mary’s University
Nf San
Tempuos
St. Mary's University
Cb Ibis
Anc
St. Mary's Guate
Syany
San Antonio
Chicago
Central Sigh
Dallas
St. Ravier's Academy
Denison
Kirwin Sigh
Galveston
Laners High
Fort Worth
St. Joseph's Academy
Abilene
St. Thomas College
Boyston
Corpus Christi College Academy
Corpus Christi
St. Joseph’s High
Beaumont
St. Tostot’s High
Vistoria
Bi. Henry's Academy
Cattral Catholic High School
San Antoni
Allison Romping In Tourney To Semi Final Round
National singles champion Allison Romping led the Sugar Bowl Invitational in New Orleans into the semifinal round after wins over Jack Mooney of Atlanta and Bob Lake of Birmingham. Marlin Busby of Miami reached the semis, with wins over Guy Cheng and Heat Surface, Kansas City. J Gilbert Hall of East Orange advanced in the lower bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Tourney
New Orleans
Jan
Brond Wilmer Ailison
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Bob Lake
Birmingham
Marlin Buxby
Miami
Pis
Allivan
Buxby
Guy Cheng
China
Kansas City
J. Gilbert Hall
East Orange
Trumphs
Edward Baker
Doz
Barr
Dallas
Hal
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fig
Hendrig
Barney Welsh
Washington
National Public Sharks
Frank Guernray
Fla
Ex Champion Berlanger Now 15 Dollar Barroom Boy
Ex champion Berlanger, once king of the flyweights, now works in a Boston area barroom earning 14 dollars a week. Once he drew 7000 dollars in a night, and he recalls beating opponents like Jarvis and Genaro years ago. He plans to stay active, saving his punches for a possible return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlanger
Toronto
Can
Albert
Prenchy
Dérlanger
Northy
Witte
Exain Jarvis
Frankie Genaro
Ate
Tor
Frenchy
Wimeelf
Terranger
Moynihan Resigns Berth At Texas Football
Tim Moynihan, UT line coach, resigns to join a Chicago sporting goods store. Athletic council chairman W. E. Metzenthin declined comment amid reports the contract expired December 11. Moynihan, who came to Texas two years ago after Xavier and Notre Dame, reportedly will relocate to Chicago. The council plans to meet early next week to discuss a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tim Moynihan
University of Texas
Eo Chicagd
Moynihan
Chicago
Texas
Jack Chevigny
Tf Xavier
Crotgetom
Notre Dame
Polo Sunday at Harbord Leads Polo Cup Weekend
With no game Saturday the Gight cup polo tournament resumes Sunday at Harbord field. Infantry faces Filternth Field artillery at 2 30, with the Twelfth Artillery and San Antonio Polo Club advancing in the standings after recent wins. Captain J A Bamayees six goals pace the Twelfth while Lieuts Skinner and Jackson add two apiece. Stewac Johnson scored for the losers who began with a two goal handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbord Field
Infantry
Filternth Field Artillery
Artilry
San Adrionio Palo Club
Pifteenth Artilery
San Anetonio
Millers
J. A
Dirke
Bamayee
J. H. Skinner
W. Jackson
Scorin
Kentucky Derby Racing Notes From Aveoctsted Press
Racing notes describe head flag sale to Mrs Silaq D. Meson on eve of Derby and training at Yir winia farm. Horses prepared for Tropical Park and London Got events. Mentions notable haltermen at TC Park and Churchill Downs ahead of two-year-old campaigns. early Derby candidacy and preparations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Crum
Silaq D. Meson
Han
HB. Jones
Audley Farm
Yirwinia
Tropical Park
Focres Alexandra
J. FE
Smallman
London
Tca Park
Florida
Fruke
Oftepringa
Maryland
Racing Form Chaos From Alamo Downs January 4 1938
Bizarre OCR pieced race card notes track conditions weather fair and fast with multiple races described. Horses Prince Tokalon Dine Dan The Choctaw and Guardian appear amid a crowded field while payouts show show and place figures and a long list of evolving results from the seventh and eighth races.
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Smiths
Mortuel
Thuratay
Royal Rover
O. Andrade OY
Sider
Shay
Soba Morgan
Yvonne
Uckeys
Ralph Hightshoe
Albert Morgan
John Longo
Porter Roberts
Harvey Dudley
Downs
Tom Murphy
James Dobson
Herbert Chinn
Moentoy Gay
Rose
Lady Laors
Moresoris
Snoopy
Mit
Qhd
McRong
Lady Laura
Josey Bobby Tilden
Fair Grounds
Captain Danger
Tilder
Yj McCuen
Gala
Sir Gelahad
W. G. Clyndale
Tghie
Gros Smith
Ehentiy
Chetan
Huot
Kit Klein
Buffalo Kites
Oslo
Gene Sullivan
Atchison Gazette
Jess
Virgil Barnes
Giant
Skatee
W. E. Metzenthin
Athletic Council
Texas U
Harbord
Ms Ender
Tikormances
Ronanta
Bet Ieee van Tar
RCW
Alamo Charts
Pines Mama
Ty F. P. Halas
Wincer
Cuarter
Witcequarters
Finlah
Dwne
Pal Rove
Guardian
Ames
Roth Jetinshwe
Wimowes
A Smith
Polly Dear
W. K. Battes
Barcagdl Ewers
Gilmore
Rian
Gayhan
Kuvile
Bonne Stade Og
Wien
tField
Mulunls
Mera
Bracchleg
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