High Quintets Set For Hard Schedules
Crackenridge and Main Avenue open Thursday while Harlandale and Central Catholic play away Friday. Local teams face tough tests as St Mark seniors clash in city league and Fort Sam squads loom. Coaches express caution about title hopes as early-season routs loom and practice dominates until January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ix Quinteta
Crackenridge
Main Avenue
Harlandale
Central Catholic Fighs
Wlite
Serine Munge
Canest
Joe Ward
Worslawn
Sidney Tanner
Golden Tears
South San Antonio
Ward
Eagles
ST. Mark
Curchen
Sen
Wright Titley
Sttlm
Lanier
Linkdo
Vokr
Harry Tamilton
Gus
Two perfect games mark local bowling record run
Parkersburg notes bowler Ray clothes two 300 scores on consecutive nights, with one listing a 300 in an intramural event and another city league performance. Local prep hoops updates report strong showings by several teams, with Kellam’s Brackenridge squad still evaluating players and weather delaying court readiness. Budapest Olympic plan cited as cost-driven decision by government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Javelina Team Faces Centenary in November Clash
Javelina grid squad under coach Thad McCallum will meet Centenary College Gentlemen on the Shreveport field November 18, part of a grueling schedule that also lists Rice Owls Texas Longhorns St. Edward's Sam Houston Bearkats and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsville
Thad” McCallum
Sam Houston Bearkala
Thie
University of Arizona
Byja Ti
It Pays to Win State High Titles
Abilene High school finances show the 1931 football champions earned about 19801.01 with a 50 percent gate cut, funding a championship machine. After expenses and salaries, net profit nears 49000, supporting a new high school stadium and coaches’ bonuses while listing financial details from the athletic council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atilene
Addi* den
Abilene
Athletic Council
Eagles
Simmons University
Price
Shay
D. G. Barrow
High Acout Athletic. Council
Cosin
Desumant
Snyder
Counril
J. A. Mayhew
Pat Murphy
Johnny Gregg
HW. Johnson
Polo Handicaps Trim Texans Favorite in Texas Polo Show
New rankings from the United States Polo Association trim several nine and eight goal players while elevating others. Tommy Hitchcock remains a 10 goal player, with changes shifting Mather to five goals and Cecil Smith staying at eight. The list names guest and Pedley dropping to eight, with Williams and Crawford holding steady at seven and a slate of players moving up or down within four to five goal classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Dt. Mather
San Antonio
Cecil Smith
Jtube
Wit Hares
Carl
Cray Fond
Texas
Pala
Toko Association
Associaton
Smith
Willams
Crawford
Mather
New York
Jan
Tommy Hitchcock
Ee Af Polo Stars
United States
Ditehestka Sling
Rot
Pata Assocation
Guest
Pedlet
Winston Gurst
Erle Pediey
KE. S. Hopping
Conson
Wth
Laniliian
Mil J. TP. Mills
Stephen Seaford
Webby
Strawbridge
Ollow
Winslow Guest
Meadows Brook Club
Hrie Pedier
Midwick Country Cub
Peale
E. AS. Hopping
J. P. Mule
Yale Polo Negotiation
Phen Senford
Eee I
W. We Meadow Leook Club
T. BE. Strawbridge Jr
Bryn Mewe Valo Club
W. A. Harrimen
Sands Point
J. D. Richyards
Polo Clul
From & Soals
G. BM. G._Phiors
Seymour Koox
East Aurora Polo Club
Lindsey Howerd
San Mateo Borkegame Polo Club
J.T. Mather
Weer Texas Polo Association
Tom Guy
Siuie Bortars Polo Club
Gosta Te
Ivor Balding
Remson Country Club
H. A. Howard
Miami Talley Thunt
Fol Club
U- 8
United States Paty Association
Thomas Hitchcock Jr
MAT RESULTS From The Associated Trees Marathon Meet
A fragmented report from the New York event lists several throwers and distances with multiple nations represented. Notable performances include George Zursnoll and Karl Pojello among top entrants, plus athletes from Chicago, Verona, and Omaha. The text includes many garbled names and numbers, limiting precise results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
New York
St. Nicholai
George Zursnoll
Akrania
Karl Pojello
Chicago
Drew
Root
Zacynotf
Fredrybolf
Carmichael
Vircina
Jim Browning
Verona
Earl Lemle
Boston
Charley Strack
Omaha
Bres Atihaly Orgosa
Philadelphia
Re- Neto Gardici
Joe Coz
Oklaboma
Ine Cmanz
Germany
Jack Harles
Renny
New Jerue
Berk
Es Cain Ao
Kieltaiad
Georg Kotamaro
Bollywood
Norton Duckeon
Tommy Marvin
Oklabaron City
Wil Lurk
St. Louie
Buds Toack
Cy Williame
Florida
Cleveland
Joe Ravoldi
Oaks
Mich
Jabn Rijunie
Greece
Beracuse
N.Y
Jim Landes
Sick
Aristaurt
California
Kanie Darrk
Jock “Remy
Chivaza Rem
Frank Spear
Gnorgia thgerwaUnck
Reptuleie
Neer Fark
Paul Jones
Mite Magnus
Schreiner Victoria Games Open Season
Schreiner Victoria tip off season with a home game Friday against Victoria Junior College in Kerrville. The two teams meet again Saturday, with preparation and travel noted as part of the early schedule. both squads expect tough competition and a two-game series ambience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner
Victoria
Seimk
Belirtiner
Aeacan
Victoria Junior College
Kerrville
Garnea Maning
Torstar
Thera
Vast Mexican estate once owned by General Terrazas
A historic description portrays a colossal 40,000,000 acre farm in Chihuahua. It details millennial-scale holdings, cattle, sheep, reservoirs, and a grand farmhouse. The writeup links the expanse to causes of the Mexican revolution and land expropriation. Also mentions the gemsbok, its horns, and its role on the republic’s coat of arms. Tomorrow’s feature promises readers a Q and A about a cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nati Regents
Don Luis Terrazas
Chihuahua
Mexico
New York
God Garsls
Kohan
Republic
Police Escort Stephens To and From Mat Match
Veteran wrestler Stephens, nicknamed by promoters, faced ridicule and a late- minute defeat as he pinned Tiny Jordan but faced rumors of being ordered out of town. The crowded arena buzzed with promoter Albert’s show and a string of hard fought bouts including a 170-pound Ingram victory and Mackey’s long winning streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cameron
Stephesia
Levis
Albert
Jordon
Hon
Cheruemies
WWE
Fromm
Denver
Rex Ingram
Harlingan
Ingram
Mackey
Columbia
Ohio
Jack Curtie
San Antonin
Cortie
Lila
Lord Ring
Neveral Himea
Gilbertn Fanrene
Sexion City
Saa
Maiv
Url Vernandes
San Antonio
Double knockout shakes up wrestling bout in Nieholna arena
In a chaotic 8 round match at Sts Nieholna arena Kat Vojello and George Zarineff suffered a double knockout after an accidental head clash. The Ukrainian champion Zarineff and Chievagomatian Vojello were knocked senseless as the bout ended in controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rassling Sew Yok
Kat Vojello
Chievagomatian
George Zarineff
Aku Sts Nieholna Arena
Major U S Horse Show Dates Approved for 65 Events
The American Horse Show Association approved dates for 65 shows including the Atlantic City Show joining the national federation last year. The season opens April 1 with Thoroughbreds at the Tanark circuit, and ends with the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto in November. Major events span June to November across Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Boston, Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Baltimore, and Toronto, with 108 shows total in 1931, up 11 from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic City
Maison Square Garden
Ogain
Toronto
Royal Aygentieay
National Assocition
Alleghany Country Club
Pittsburg
American Troyal
Kansas City
Boston
Buffalo Country Club
Cincinnnc Riding Club
Our
Ike Forest
Philadelphia
Rivers Asag Royal Winter Bate
South Shoromecy Club
Chicago
Dilede
Ohio
Worthi Xton Valles
Isaltimore
Loyola’s undefeated team faces rough road trip
Loyola’s unbeaten squad prepares for a five game stretch through Michigan and nearby cities. The Tambtors seek to maintain their nine game win streak while star Manse Wagner, sidelined by an infected finger, joins limited play. The trip lists stops at Wayne State, Detroit and Ypsilanti with Carroll College and others on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyola
Ctuicagg
Tan
Tambtors
Tomarrae
Esprelek
Wagner
Jayota
Cainen Lamato
Columbia Cagers Break Losing Streak At Princeton
Columbia's basketball team finally defeats New Hampshire Yale at home in a tight game. The two year drought in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League ends as Columbia tops Princeton 82 to 60, marking their first league win of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
NH Yank
Imbit University
Liss Bowes
Princeton
Tt Wan Calumbia
Wenrys Beat Teams In Practice Game
In Ogden Utah a practice basketball game featured four teams with Venega Wichita Sonline and others. Final score listed as 17 points for the four opponents, with Hearse team competing in a quarter against the rest. Association described as part of Latter Day organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenrys
Ogden
Titah
Tan
Wichita
Sonline
Del Rio Stays With Class A In District 13
The Wildeats will remain in Class A after school officials decided to keep Del Rio in the top division for next season. Despite earlier doubts about Waldents, district officials and Coach Anthony voted unanimously to stay in the big league, with Del Rio finishing fourth in the Inez season and facing tough opponents in Texas football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DHL
Terry
Dan
Togpet Rio
Waldents
Atie Matter Wi
Squidmen
Tnd
Anthony
Gale War
Tillelrich Inez Seagon
Jovelinus defeat Corlisti Independents in Ringsville game
The Texas Jovelinus defeated the Cor listi Independents in Ringsville on Monday night in a non league contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagers
Ringsville
Texas Jovelinus
Corlisti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sweeze Corner
Onioktown
Kerr and Chew
Roy
Vande Vernald
Wisterport
LI Bookl
Theo B. S A.m
Ph.d
New Zealand
Mni
Mame
Lake Union
Seatte
Riley
Alnim Avenue
Leamilton
Claud Kellam
Brackenridge
Almack
Cetton
Beechenridge
Kellam
Prospectator
Currier
Budapest
Gungary
Los Angeles
Calily
Mir
Stephens
Murn
Mer Xurecal
Hir Jandy
Hanes
Tarren
Merenandez
Sperry Franka
Fort Sam Loustan
Kangh- Hine Mudd
Beaumont
Jdorrison
Paule
Roughhouse
Warrion Av
Mdi
Herrison
Dnck Lengue
Xeomnd Boue
Eddie Vogt
A. Burnett
Gillette
Rator
del Rio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!