Obriotti Goes After Score Honors in San Antonio Tuneup
Obriotti, star forward for the Alamo Jewelers, clashes with Randolph Ramblers as the Commercial league kicks off its second half. Kirmey leads Penr, Field Cadets and Navy in a tight race, with Kimmey chasing Obriotti after a 55 point game to stay top scorer.
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Hunters Use Plane to Trap Seven Foxes in Michigan Town
In MIchigantown Indiana, fox hunters used an airplane piloted by Russell Stats Tingow to locate seven foxes instead of a pack of hounds. The aerial method proved effective as the operator signaled sightings, enabling the hunt to end with seven foxes taken.
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Russell Stats
Ting
El Paso Cage Tourney Sets Entries for Southwestern Meet
El Paso announces the third Southwestern intercollegiate basketball tournament to be held February 26 to 29. Twelve colleges from Texas New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma and Chihuahua Mexico plus other schools seek entry led by Texas Tech Stephen F Austin West Texas State Athlene Christian and Regis College.
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Texas
Tech
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Eastern New Mexico Normal of
Pro Bowl Grid Clash Marred by Murky SoCal Weather
Weather hampered practice as the Green Bay Packers and NP A All-Stars prepared for the post season pro bowl game in Los Angeles. Twenty five players from major league clubs joined under Steve Owen while Curly Lambeau fielded nearly 30, with plans to split squads for two backfields and a key infield rotation.
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Parker Hall
Army Binckert
Pred Vanzo
Johnny Drake
Davey O'Bren
Prick Farehook
Andy Parkas
Pug Maunders
Ward Cuff
Gulfstream Track Reorganization Plan Filed in Federal Court
A plan for Gulfstream Park's reorganization has been filed in a Miami federal court. The track will not reopen this year, says Trustee Fred W. Cason. The Hollywood Park comparison and early opening issues are mentioned amid the bankruptcy setting.
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Taylor High School Basketball Starts With Veteran Trio
Taylor Texas January 4 Basketball opened at Taylor High with three lettermen from last season reporting for training. Ollie Clark Casey Dr Warley form the core while Coach T H Johnson seeks additional players to strengthen the team for the coming season.
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All Signs Point to Best Hockey Season in Years
NEC reports booming hockey attendance across circuits with New Haven, Toronto and New York sparking nationwide interest. Omaha, Des Moines, Milwaukee, Fort Worth show growing support as figures and signs indicate faster growth for the sport in the Midwest and beyond.
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Des Moiines
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
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Ote
Midwest
R Cies
Toy
Kanes
Cora Et Dowie
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Boer
Atrapoly
Paik Unita
Brackenridge student wins top honor in current events contest
Leroy Mattingly Brackenridge High student and Brackenridge papers sports editor won top honors in a current events writing contest sponsored by QUE and Scroll, placing him in the running for a $500 national award. Meleese Johnson and Billy Rips earned honorable mention.
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Brackenridge High School
QUE and Scroll
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Brackenridge
Maury Maverick Attacks County for Fire Protection Debate
Mayor Maury Maverick accused county commissioners of political maneuvering over fire protection for the Hot Wells suburb. The city council approved a temporary contract to supply two fire engines and a district chief until May 11, with Hot Wells paying 500 to cover salaries. any county funding later would refund that amount. The Central Fire Protection Committee members listed include Wiley, Scheyjen, and Dillashaw.
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Maury Maverick
Louis. Lipscomb
Thhat
County Commissioners Court
Central Fire Protection Committeef
OL. Wiley
EO. Schey Jen
H. L. Dillashaw
Dogs Receive No Barking Ticket After Disturbance
A Thursday incident on Meer-Scheidt street involved residents complaining about a barking contest. Officer J. W. FR dispatched with Radio Patrol to quiet a group of dogs. The owner agreed to silence the dogs.
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Meer- Scheidt
Idun
Shirkey to Speak at Lodge Session
The Rev. Albert P. Shirkey pastor of Travis Park Methodist Church will speak before Patterson Lodge 1177 A. F. and A. M. at 8 pm Friday in the Masonic temple on Losaya Street. The session will honor all past masters of the lodge with a special service.
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Albert P. Shirkey
Travis Park
Archbishops Change Chicago Leadership Named by Pope
The Most Rev Samuel A Stritch, arch bishop of Milwaukee, is named to succeed Cardinal Mundelein as archbishop of Chicago by Pope Pius XII. The appointment announced by the apostolic delegation also states Most Rev James E Mooney of Trenton will become archbishop of Milwaukee. Stritch, 52, is a Nashville native who studied in Rome after high school and college and was ordained in 1910. He has served at St Patrick's in Memphis and Lac Toledo before his Chicago posting.
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Trenton
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Sirth
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Rome
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Cincinni
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Thome
St. Patrick's Thurh
Memphis
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Ohin
Dimnese
Ais
Police equip shotgun plan clears council vote
The city council approved buying 43 Winchester pump shotguns for police scout cars. An ordinance set the purchase with Fire and Police Commissioner Lipscomb backing the move due to single-officer patrols. The body also exempted taxes on the Army M.G.A. building and accepted a fire net contract, while approving bids for lighting and chain link fencing at local sites and funding payrolls and street maintenance. A steel truck and aerial ladder were approved for fire and light duties at nearly 0.9 million dollars.
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Lourg Lipscomb
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American la Prince Foamite Company
Aller Auto Electric Company
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Hugo Reus
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St. Louis
Discharge Grievance At Bexar Juvenile Board
Mrs Delphine Tafolla Swain former assistant probation officer seeks dismissal of her firing by the Bexar County Juvenile Board and Probation Officer George Pickens. She claims she was summarily discharged for inefficiency and asserts discrimination based on nationality. The board took no action as County Judge Charles W Anderson was absent.
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Bexar County Juvenile Board
Delphine Tafolla Swain
Ouste
Aga Tn
George Pickens
Charles W. Anderson
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