Semi finals slated in BUP play at Miller Field
The Austin and Angelo teams meet in a W. W. White field semi final at 3 o clock Wednesday afternoon. The winner will face the Eighth Corps schoolboys in the Liebt tronby final on Wednesday. Austin’s eight year lineup includes Meifler Shaw Willaws and Smith. Rainbows lineup features Gilmore Aldwell House and Reed. Gerald Balding scheduled to join in exhibition games. travel delays push his arrival to Friday or Saturday.
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Bec Angelo
Austin
Miller's Field
Iight
Eighth Corps
Liebt Tronby
George Meifler
Earl Shaw
Robe Willaws
Cecil Smith
Angelo Rainbows
J. Z. Gilmore
Lee Aldwell
Allen House
Hobart Reed
Gerald Baling
Avith the
Rainbows
Calding
New York
Balding
Sportsglimpses and stray notes from a game night recap
A fragmented recap mentions WM Ineun and precarious jobs, a family man stepping into playoff play, and coaches urging better teamwork. Babe Roth and baseball season are signaled, with weights and training notes for tech players. The text hints at upcoming games and season hopes amid scattered sports chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Roth
Believe It Or Not Fess Srn Tes By Ripley Re
A compact feature notes a playful or cryptic phrase from a Belief It Or Not style entry credited to Ripley. The item hints at a curiosity or oddity segment typical of the series and references a variation on the famous headline style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fess Srn
Tes
Senior School Series Opens January 28
Three city high schools Brackenridge Main Avenue and Sidney Lanier met Tuesday morning to plan the annual city basketball championship race opening January 28 25 January date noted for competition coaches Claude Kellam Hers Hamilton Wright Riler were present representing their schools.
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Basketsball
Main Avenue
Brackenridge
Sidney Lanier
Scbrols
Coseh Claude Kellam
Ibe
Brackenridge Eagles
Hers Hamilton
Main Baffalors
Wright Riler
Kidner Lanier
U S Shakes Old English Custom At New York Meet
Gene and Bryan discuss changing terms in steeplechase and hunting rituals. Members urge general discussion at the annual meeting to retire the word gentleman due to changing opinions and concerns about its meaning and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Frans Bryan
Elielessa
Fort Wayne Leading Professional Cagers
Fort Wayne headlines a professional basketball scene with teams and players amid league activity. The report mentions local clubs, standings, and upcoming games shaping the Fort Wayne basketball landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Florida Amateurs Open Golf Tourney Begins in Sami Florida
The Florida Amateurs Open golf tournament opens with grim conditions and a field of entrants. Officials report a large turnout with multiple matches scheduled from Wednesday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Sami
Fla
Dan
Griminy
Mike Bere
Zaurlef
Miami
Cron
Race for New Zealand Prize Amid Anglo French Rivalry
The article relays a historic naval race between the British Man of War Ktomart under Captain Stanley and the French frigate St Aube under Captain Lavand from Sydney to New Zealand. Britain won by about 40 minutes arriving August 10, securing British influence. The piece cites Banner's New Zealand Past and Present and notes the prize territory equaling Italy in area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waletang
France
England
New Zealand
Ktomart
Stanley
St Aube
Lavand
Sydney
Australia
Dereitory
Italy
Banner
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
AP reports scattered basketball results across various colleges and teams. Notable tallies include Duquesss 40 and Warcem 47, with Depa Wiscirt 12 and MeRhersp Fialaicent contributing. Other line scores mention Nor AL Weata 22 and Warrington 13, while several high schools show varied results and teacher teams posting modest totals.
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A University
Lok
Desha
T. Berahac Thane FS
Bebecota Ie, Inc
Dykotm Stare
Ieraiaana Deke Nt Pitratuty
Nor AL Weata
MeRhersp Fialaicent Unvrwantty
Faisbume Aml
Warrington Yrtzereity
Antord
Montereit Reatiins Watiratsa Dn
Wrfersen AA Ii Fiyte
AL Beelaee
Gereegs i
Warkineton Fit Gelerato
Feliaan Oe
Merrball
Past Taray
BS Asd
Terae
Feria Na Ole
Paliae
Retzlaff to fight Neron on Chicago card
Promoter announces a boxing undercard bout between Retzlaff of Welch, Minnesota, and George Newn, a rugged Greek, set for January 14 at Chiicago Stadium as part of the Slattery-Levinsky show. Local notes mention a main event watch tonight in a convention ball, with Tan Angeles and Notre Dame football figure tied to the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retzlaff
Neron
Chicago
Chiengo
Jen
Charlie Retaatf
Young Wulueb
Minn
Senockoursistazies
George Newn
Ghitaga Stadium
Marsitals
Fins Lutze
Kaneas City
Toverett
Marshal
Cinta
Cole
Jek Castes
Tan Angeles
Lore Mer
Notre Dame Cnbvereity
Semmens To Lead Southwestern Pirates In 1961 Basketball
Georgetown Texas reports Southwestern University Pirates name Vance Semmens captain for the 1961 season. Semmens, a forward last year, aims to guide the team with lefty FAene at guard. The Pirates expect strong play from six returnees as they aim to reclaim high conference finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Texas
Tan
Southwestern University Pirates
Vance Semmens
Ska
Ukceen
Terex
Heamans
Pest
Prospacta
Vaack C
Notre Dame Captain Will Teach Football At La Salle
Notre Dame captain Will Teach football at La Salle University as athletic director after leading Notre Dame's undefeated team. The message notes La Salle did not play football last year and mentions a contract arrangement for 2041.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Thiladelphia
Jen
Tom Conley
Philadelphia Joy
Notre Pnay
We University
la Salle
Armentrout Chosen Carnegie Captain
January 1481 selection announces Armentrout as captain for Carnegie Teen football. Coach Welter Steffen names Surray G Admen rout Ditteborgh as flank back option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armentrout
Carnegie
Jattaburge
Carmegie
Surray G. Admenrout
Ditteborgh
Welter Steffen
Dixon to take Wear's place in tennis
Phuvadedphta January 0 ENS reports Eugene Dixon is set to replace Joseph W. Wear as Davis Cup committee chairman of the USLTA. Wear confirms his brief tenure since February 10 and cites business and Yale alumni duties. Wear will likely be offered Davis Cup chairmanship. changes to the Davis Cup competition are discouraged until the United States regains the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phuvadedphta
Pritz-Eugene Dixon
Joseph W. Weer
Philadelphia
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Wear
Julian S. Myrick
New York
Philadelphian
Yale University
Davis
United States
Americana
Catholic High Meet Goes On
Catholic high school basketball teams from many counties plan to travel to Chicago for Favola University's national championship tourney. The event, started in 1924, would be renewed March 28 to 22 despite oppositions from national and regional high school bodies. Loyola and other schools face possible bans as some supporters push for renewal while others anticipate reduced participation from Catholic institutions across states.
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University of Chicago
St. Stanigisus Academy
Bt. Louis
Miss
Roman Catholl
Philadelphia
Bish Hingland High
Charleston
Columbia Academy of
Sul Ross Puts Vet Goalers On Court
Sul Ross signals a veteran return as five first team players from last year likely rejoin. Marcus Conoalis Brinton Mclean Booker Connally Marcus Hale and Jimmy Terrell headline a promising lineup, with new players pushing for spots as practice continues amid efforts to claim a stronger conference presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUL Ross
Aleine
Harnex
Seagun
Ines Ste
Buand
Marcus Conoalis
Brinton Mclean
Booker Connally
Marcus Hale
Jimmy ‘Terrell
Nesteotnera
Blades Under Knife For Injured Ankle
A toppled football star Kay Binden seeks hospital care after a serious ankle injury. Surgeons plan an operation to restore function before upcoming training. In other news, two wrestlers from Portland reportedly faced arrest after a Friday incident in Dillehoro. Meanwhile Cephas Camp of Detroit extended his winning streak to 12 straight rounds, defeating rival Allen of Kansas City 23 to 11.
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Van
Kay Binden
Cardinary
Jobe
New Yok
Marce Camp
Beirolt
Rengie Allen
Kansaw City
Thwan Camp
Arthne Woods
Pawtucket
Threshlan
Barefoot Indians in Golf Meet in Agua Caliente
Two Indian boys Manuel Carrera 21 and Francisco Perez 24 from Mexico City Club travel to Agua Caliente January 73 to compete in a golf tournament. Carrera is Mexico’s former champion. Perez last year played with Horton Smith. Club president Harry Wright hosts an aristocratic trip. another player Solfiro Diez 25 recently returned from France may join.
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Mpexico
Jom S.ur
Mexico City
Erefoot
California
Agua Céliente
Harry Wright
Manuel Carrera
Francisco Pere
Carrera
Mexico
Perezio
Horton Smith
Jed Smith
Toeloken
Agua Caliente
Sorfirio Dies
Agua Osilente
Diez
Ban Jnst. Rael
France
Hagen Playing in Old Form on Coast
Los Angeles opening round of the 510,000 open end championship set Friday with Walter Hagen and MacDonald Smith installed as favorites after practice rounds. Hagen and Smith have been stroking the ball brilliantly with Smith twice winning his tournament heat. several others including Young Armour Gene Faarzen Teo Diegel and Borlon Amilb contend for the top prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS _ ANGELES
Inn
Los Angeles
Waltce Hagen
MacDonald Smith
Feld
Hagen
Smith
Young Armour
Gene Farazen
Teo Diegel
Borlon Amilb
Girls League opens with Butter Krusts and Hospital wins
Opening night at Camp Normasse features the Butter Krusts defeating Bar era Sports 34 to 29 and the State Hospital beating Leighland Lassies 87 to 13. Monday lineup lists players for all teams with substitute rosters and next games set for Thursday at Wondlawa lake gym.
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Cotton Weinland
Butter Rusts
State Hospital
Camp Normasse
Butter Krusts
Barera
Hospital
Leighland Lassies
Wondlawa Lake Gym
Butler Krusts
Lassies
League
Barbera Sporte
Dilion
Koledzie
Bousefield
Wilcox
Reinhard
Bpellings
B.lbm
F. Dit
Heabner
Cheatham
Wendland
Teerell
Saba
Thowras
Davis
Meyer
Ruyper
Bolter Kruste
Wilkies
Meadows
Wightant Ceusiee
Brown
Metiabe
Isbell
White
Ceulers
Mpeaty
Cennisbell
Tay
McMible
Dein
Hirenberk
City Leagueers Close First Half in Doubleheaders
City basketball action resumes with two doubleheaders at Woodlawn Lake gym. Virgil Winters’ Hawks face rival squads as the race tightens for top spot. key matchups include Winters’ team against Public Service Utilities and Harry Hamilton’s Triangles vs Triple Cru as teams chase the former champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cexe
Woodlawn Lake
Virgil Winters
Ohtrophctic College Hake
Triple Cru
Winters
Jock Neal Nash Saleamen
Public Service Utilities
Utis
Manks
Chira
Triangles
Wednesday Deadline for Local Basketball Leagues Entry
Entries for the junior and intermediate basketball leagues are due Wednesday noon under the city recreational department. Games run daily 6 to 7 PM with Vic Helaire Garark's staff directing. Junior players must be under 18, intermediates under 21. uniforms not required for juniors. Managers should contact Rehultz at City Hall recreational department to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tily Iucreational Department
Ty Vic Helaire Garark
O'Vloket
Woodlawn Inke Rem
Rebwtz
Ihr
Zee Rehultz
Junior Basketball Opens Friday Night in City League
The newly organized Y M C A Junior Basketball League kicks off Friday with two games. The Junior Triangles face Magner Tires at hoop and the Second Feathers meet First Baptists and National Tank of Commerce. Other teams include Glen Central Bank and Government TIn Lutheenna. At Monday’s meeting Fe F. Morse was elected president and Alfred Cjuasw secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypen Ini Fcti
Ho'chnek
First Baptists
National Tank of Commerce
Gliy-Central Bank
Government Tin Lutheenna
Fe F. Morse
Foop
Alfred Cjuasw
Hank Broder Marries and Plans to Work After Wedding
Congratulations pour in for Hank Broder captain of Northwestern Wolverines after it is learned he secretly married Mire Omega Gilbert Kunday in Waukaran Illinois. He says he will likely withdraw from college to go to work.
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Hank Broder
Chicago
Dan
Haltmark
Northwestern Wolveradty
Ikwan
Mire Omega Gilbert Kunday
Waukeran
Illinois
Lilaelmsveerk
Bruder
Achoo
Ban Johnson Nears Hospital Discharge
Ban Johnson former president of the American Legion has improved after months in St Louis hospital and expects to leave in a few days. He plans to go to a sanatorium in Fowler Springs Missouri for further care and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Johnson
Louis
Iragne
Johnson
Fazuelalor Springs
Heard Beats Ken Howell In San Antonio Wrestling Show
In San Antonio, Heard defeated Ken Howell of Detroit in the main event after a comeback, despite Howell winning the first fall. O Shea of Joplin defeated Johnny McNunn of Tulsa in a separate match with a decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whetlie
San Antonio
Jimmy Warner
Thethman Bull
Ken Howell
Howell
Meard
Abttel
Victoy
Nateh
Danny Shea
Joplin
Missouri
Johnny Mcl
Tulan
Oklahome
O'Shea
Mauminerock
McCaun
O'Hhea
Hebby
Butag
Frenchy TaRue
Fol" Mettler
Lefty
Bass Defends Lightweight Title In Dominant Win
Benny Bara defends his junior lightweight crown with a clear victory over Lew Musany in Philadelphia. Twelve rounds saw Bara control the action with a sharp attack as the challenger faltered, keeping the title on his shoulder and extending his reign.
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Philadelpala
Benny Bara
Jenior
Chamman
Lew Musany
Philadelphia Tralian
Thana
Mageey
Bolt
Te Pcorers
Finks Neven
Massey Lwo
Mewes
Heal
Basa
Holt
Tips Capture Field Trial Honors at Holly Springs
The amateur championship of the All-America field trivia club was won yesterday at Holly Springs by Mian. To Horne and G. He. of Tulsa. The Brighthurst Lady Ghost owned by W. Wallace completed, while Henry P. Davien of Memphis claimed another event.
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Holly Springs
Mian
Jan
Horne
G. HE. Butfield
Tulsa
Oka
Brighthurst Lady Ghost
IW. Wallace
Trcken
Mixs
Henry P. Davien
Mempha
Kinneeny Henare
Kelly Field Basketball Opens With Two Games In League
Kelly Field's Garketball league opened Bronday night with two games as the Ten Thirty-ninth Beboo squadron and the Fortieth School squadron defeated the Forty-first Schr squadron 84 to 29. Opening-night stats show Muddes 11 Cramer 10 Copelia 8 Armentrout 6 for the Tenth School group while Voorhies Bord 12 Hariser 2 Clark 2 Maurer 7 led the Squadron 30 lineup. Squadron 41 featured Son Mack Christie Keysor Strand Biel Kendall and Wright Riley refereed by Nemo Hercern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
Promi
Cipaign
Llenty HL
Woyden
Kelly Field Recrestios
Bimpson
Williams
Marshall
Blake
Parker
Boyden
Esten
Pere
Cubs
Son
Mack
Christie
Keysor
Strand
Biel
Kendall
Sult Wright Riley
Nemo Hercern
Wworie
Tony Bernardi to Clash With Vance in Friday Bout at Deerhoven Hall
Promoter Hammond signs Vance to face Tony Bernardi in a Fri night match at Deerhoven hall. The card will include five star bouts as George Poulos returns to San Antonio for a two fall match with Entanta Singh. Oselone Fox and Hod Tanisay are also eyed for special events as buzz builds over the rough and tumble lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Bernardi
Garhouse
Pitteharet
Tony Bow Geen
Vance
Tinh
Tony
Hammonds
Ani
Deerhoven Hall
Bernardi
Thes Fough
George Poulos
San Antonio
Entanta Singh
Hinde
Oselone Fox
Hod Tanisay
Carideo Receives Key to City in Mount Vernon
Notre Dame Ramblers quarterback Carideo arrives home from South Bend, Indiana, to a celebratory homecoming in Mount Vernon. Mayor James Berg presides as the high school band plays and townsfolk cheer the returning star. Carideo thanks well-wishers and expresses hope to give up to 11.7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Frank Caridey
Notre Dame Ramblers
Han
South
Tend
Ind
James Berg
Caribo
Fight Results from Durated Press Boxing Card
Benny Haas won on points over Dee Massey in Philadelphia. Tommy Grogan beat young Fitro in Omaha. Jack Gross defeated Ttor Clarke in Philadelphia. Herve Tubec stopped AY Gordon in Philadelphia. Toronto-Savkie Phillina outpointed Jack Gillespie in Detroit. Grand Circuit schedule for 1931 announced with Toledo Obie and Hyre features, adopted by stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durated
Philadelp
Benny Haas
Dee Massey
Philadelphia
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Young Fitro
Pennrgrave
Jack Gross
Splem
N. Je
Ttor
Ace
Clarke
Jack Gillespie
Detroi Ghicago
Cary, Teach
Cars
Indy
Jack Ditton
Indianapolis
Gleveland
Jan
Amity Barnere Coca Medra
Toledo
Elrowit
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Cherrie, Hove
Ripley
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HAKOO
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Cotensa
Réptey
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Associated Press
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Duquesss
Warcemburs
Depa Wiscirt
Winola
Seamans
Pirates
Dixon
Catholic High Meet
Mariner
Portland
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Tioward Cenusmring
Gertende Meek
Dillehoro
Ore
Bass
Carideo
George’s Clothes Shop
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