Hidden ball play sparks heated debate after high school game
The Houston Post column by Lloyd Gregory details Frank Bridges and Frank Frnka explaining a hidden ball play used by Greenville to defeat Brackenridge 6 2. It outlines timing, blocking, and setup while noting rules and critics in a lengthy coach official narrative.
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Brackenidge
Lloyd Gregory
Houston Post
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Baylor
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Sam Lloyd Purele
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Henry Frnka
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Eadle Dyer
Huston
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Frank B. Bridges
Texas Military College
Terrell
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Baylor University
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Addie Dyer
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Frnka
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Texarkana
Athens
San Antonio
Frika
Hia
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Dides
Seft
Rons
Brackenridge to host Los Angeles Open golf event
Brackenridge park municipal course in San Antonio has been selected by the San Antonio Lyxirts association to revive the Texas Open, set for February 9 to 11. The purse is 2590 with a 750 first prize, funded by the PGA and sponsors. Tickets and headquarters are announced with plans for a new amateur preevent format and extensive civic support.
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St Anthony’s Yellowjackets edge Alamo Heights in thriller
In a tight Saturday matchup on St Anthony court the Yellowjackets edged Alamo Heights 24 24 late as Green scored the deciding basket after a back and forth game. St Anthony’s led 14 8 at mid game while Heights briefly led 21 20 early in the fourth before Anthony’s closed with a late run for the win.
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Yellowjackets Win in Junior League Action
The Prospett Hill Yellowjackets, led by Coxtain Arellano with 1h points, defeated the Bacret Heart dealers 36 to 23 on Friday. Senter Bushell paced the losers as Teague and Garcia starred for the Yellow Jackets in later practice.
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Greta Record Fisit Noted In Brief Local Item
In Lytle on January ferdoo, Thorman of Lyle led charge involving Chacon inke han. The event described as the largest ink ever caught out of the ake with an ordinary honk and ilhe. Ty Wap of the cat variety weighed 81 pounds and measured over four feet.
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Lyle
Dutra sets first round pace in Los Angeles Open
Olin Dutra blasted five birdies on the Los Angeles Country Club course to shoot a sub par 87 and take a one stroke lead in the ninth Los Angeles Open. The field features famous pros like Denny Shute Leo Diegel and Craig Wood as they tackle the 4465 yard layout with par 70.
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New York
Agua Gallente
Job Revolta
Milwaukee
George von Elm
Laffoon
Denver
Denny Shute
Leo Diegel
MacDonald Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Harry Cooper
Craig Wood
Barlon Smith
Gol
Fred Morrison
Annandale
Agua Caliente
Armour Tops Miami Field At 36 Holes
Armour leads the $2000 Miami Open at the Miami Springs course after a 69 in the second round to bring his 36 hole total to 130. Perking sits 7 shots back at 137 while Dan, Stonehouse, Williams, Kinder, and Rice trail closely. Sarazen posted a 70 for a 193 total, McAllister fell to 143 after a 77, Walker failed to qualify.
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Willoughby
Ohio
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Milam Springs
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Indianpolis
Eddie Williams
Chicago
John Kinder
As+bury
Charles McAllister
Queen's Valley
L. 1
Cyck Walker
Hackensack
N. J
Walker
Stanford Restores Cross Country After Years Gap
Stanford reintroduces cross country running aligning with UC lead. The move follows a lapse of several years and signals renewed collegiate distance competition in Palo Alto.
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Galil
University of California, Stanford
College Cagers Army 48 Joins Hopkins 28
College basketball scores feature Army 48 Hopkins 28 and Navy 41 Western Maryland 21, St. Louis U 39, Washington U 32, Kansas 20, Grinnell 13, Temple 30, Lehigh 42, Iowa 41, Georgetown 23, Harvard 19, Creighton 47, North Dakota 28, Vanderbilt 24, Coluimbia 21, Oberlin 25, Kenyon 22, Oberlin 25, Penn State 33, Notre Dame 24, Michigan State 38, Denison 43, Wooster 24, Johns 20, Notre Dame 24, Michigan Normal 35.
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Fenn
Archers to Take Series of Lessons at San Pedro Park
San Antonio Archery Club members will begin a series of lessons from Fibers Wheeler, the chief instructor, at San Pedro Park Sunday afternoon on Shouting to Win. The bow and arrow event is a weekly feature of San Pedro and open to the public. It starts at 2 o'clock.
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San Pedro
TCU Smashes Longhorns In Cage Opener
In Fort Worth on January 1 Texas Christian University defeated the University of Texas 50 to 4 opening the conference season. Sleepy Allison led scoring with 28 points as the Frogs seized control early and never yielded.
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Sleepy" Allison
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Lawless
New York Welcomes Columbia Football Team Home
Mayor La Guardia will head the reception committee to greet the Columbia university football team on their return Sunday night. More than 200 police will control the crowd for a planned victory celebration with an expected turnout over 10,000 on the Columbia campus.
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Baseball Men Eat Tamales Grand Dinner at Gunter Hotel
Texas league baseball men and guests plus their wives enjoyed a dinner President Alvin Gardner called the grandest since he led the league. Forty strong sat beneath a Mexico colored tablecloth, listened to a Mexican orchestra, watched dances, and sampled Mexican foods. Menu featured a baseball motif with portraits of Gardner and J. G. McIlroy from the San Antonio club.
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Gunter Hotel
Mexico
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J. G. McIlroy
San Antonso
Parish League Showdown Marks First Half Title Clash
Parish standings show St Patrick's Shamrocks versus St Ann's A's for the first half championship on Central Catholic High Court. A St Patrick's win clinches the title. a St Ann's victory forces a playoff and ties the standings. Sacred Heart Aves meet St Gerard's Ramblers in the 2:30 game.
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St. Gerard’s Ramblers
Texas Leaguers Gather at Gunter Hotel for Annual Meeting
Texas league club owners and officials met at the Gunter hotel for their annual aberdale gathering. The lineup included Guy Alley Roy Koehler L C McEvoy Bob Tarleton Fred Ankenman Shearn Moody Bitty Ruggles J Alvin Gardner Milton Price Jack Halland Jack Zeller Don Stuart and Rube Stewart. A late arrival by Don Stuart and Rube Stewart caused them to miss the opening.
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Guy Alley
San Antonio
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Okla
Homa City
Roy Koehler
Galveston
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Dallas
Fred Ankenman
Houston
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Bitty Ruggles
League
J. Alvin Gardner
Milton Price
Jack Halland
Oklahoma City
Jack Zeller
Realmoant
Don Stuart
Tulsa
R. L
Rube") Stewart
Beaumont
San Antonio Missions to be Operated by Browns
The Texas league met in San Antonio with lengthy sessions failing to resolve contracts for the San Antonio franchise. Officials indicated the Browns will continue operating the Missions under a new agreement, while ownership disputes and a separate Fort Worth matter awaited further talks Sunday. Abbey and Yarborough presented claims for the franchise via a new corporation formed with old stockholders.
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St. Louis
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Sam Lard
Fort Worth
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