Jockey Hurt In Alamo Downs Workout At Camp
Jockey Ray Camp of Howaton was thrown from Golden Crystal during a morning workout at Alamo Downs and seriously injured. He rushed to Sapia Rosa Rose Sites for X rays to assess damage. Early track record predictions faded as the day’s races unfolded with tight margins and a misty track.
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Ray Camp
Howaton
Golden Crystal
Alamo Downs
Sapia Rosa Rose
Frere
Willidin
Shelley
Will
Downs
Orinoco
Russi
Golden
Wita
Manary
Bacon
Boston Mary
Inscona
Galliens
Quasimodo
Reaping
Wise Anne
Adams
Miss Firefly
Anderson
Giants Buy Thevenow From Reds for About 10000
Tommy Thevenow veteran infielder joins the New York Giants from the Cincinnati Reds in a deal announced by secretary Eddie Brannick. Believed price around $10,000, ages 33. Thevenow, regarded as a top shortstop, strengthens Giants utility infield for manager Bill Terry as he moves into the National League with his fifth club.
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New York
Tommy Thevenow
New York Giants
Cincinmati Reds
Nob
Eddie Brannick
Giants
Theve
Ohee Weg
Dance Bible of Nebraska eyed as Texas football chief
Austin reports Dr J. g. Dolley chair of UT athletic council said no agreement with Bible exists though talks occurred in Austin and New York. Contenders for UT coaching vacancy include Ted Twomey Ray Morrison Blair Cherry and Dan Bible with a long salaried staff and extended contract rumored.
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Austin
J. Gm. Dolley
University of Texas Athletic Council
Dans’ X. Bible
Nebraska
Bible
Sid
Texas
Dolley
New York
Curbstone Gasslh
Reading
Jack Chevigny
Ted Twomey
Ray Morrison
Vanderbil
Blair Cherry
Amarillo
Seguin Plans New Recreation Center With River Land Buy
Citizens subscribe 6000 to purchase 65 acres along the Guadé river for a recreation center. City officials announce a modern complex with a pool playground soft ball courts a tennis court and a golf course joining Water Works park. City council members and local leaders spoke in support at a regular meeting led by J P Gibbs and Willam F Kraushaar.
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Beguin
Jai
Seguin
Guade- Tue
Texas
Max Starcka
Pienie
Water Works Park
J. P. Gibbs
Willam F. Kraushaar
Texas Lutheran College
J. Filasimon
H. H. Starcke
Glenn D. Vaughan
The Stone of Destiny and Its Crown History
The stone of Scone in Perthshire is tied to Jacob's Pillow and Scottish kings. Edward I seized it and it now rests in Westminster Abbey's coronation chair, used for English monarchs since his time. Legend claims the stone creaks when a legitimate king is crowned.
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Scone
Pertshire
Edward I
England
Westminster
Broncos Clash With Seguin Team In Thursday Night Tilt
The University of San Antonio Broncos travel to Seguin to face the Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs on Thursday night. The game marks a key non conference matchup as both teams seek a strong regional showing this season.
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University of San Antonio
Westmoorland Broncos
Segin
Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs
Javelinas Star Jimmy McMillan Earns A and I Letter
San Antonio’s Jimmy McMillan earns a varsity letter as one of twenty Texas A and I players from the 1838 season. He played quarterback for the Javelina eleven, who finished 6 wins and 4 losses, with two losses to Southwest Conference teams. The squad totaled 176 points to 65 for opponents, leading Sul Ross Teachers College and St. Mary’s University for the Alamo Conference title.
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Jimmy McMillan
San Antonios
Texas A
McMillan
O T
Javelina
Javelinas
Sul Ross Teachers College
S J. Mary's University
Brown team edges Santa Fe Trails for win
In Monroe Louisiana Brown Paper Mills defeated Santa Fe Trails 35 to 22, avenging a earlier season loss as they secured the basketball victory.
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BROWN
Monroe
Brown Paper Mills
Santa Fe Trails
Ailssourians
Thoroughbred Race Card from Alamo Entries
A cluttered racetrack card lists multiple races with purses from 500 to 600, entries labeled by horse names and odds, four-year-olds and up, distances from 1 mile to 1 mile 70 yards, and several eligibles. Weather is clear and track fast as the day unfolds.
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Goldman
Billy Neal
TY Meloche
Homer Derden
Robert Lee Vedder
Alwintour
Vedder
Texas
Derder
Splurge
Bridaws
Caine Ing
Albert Beck
zBright Land
Col. Goodnight
the Mavor
Lady Briar
Blankson
Mary Stenson
Barney Keen
xLuna Alica
Jeu! de Bar
Sailor Gilt
xParade Step
Paristen Witch
Soriety Editor
Xokiequeen
xDiviconna
Iso
Thauphitul
xNaughty Polly
Tie Rellua
Gaeer Sizht
Burse
Claim
Mme
Furiours
xEmery
Bachelor Dew
St. Richard
xHumorous
Chicisha
xTake
Lheal
Lanell
Livanna
Nightdo
Claimie
Syearolds
Xchange Club
Marion Burr
Sepl Witch
Trvanhurey
Smoky Mountain
xLavina
Rcableslam
Ulizty
Xhonpat
Susan
Ruckus
Poot ‘Prince
Aldo
Broadway Wild
Kendall Green
Tamy Ideal
xHigh Man
xHurry Hawk
xOxford Lad
Lassie
xSarah
Rcreston
xKing Fin
Lord Whistler
xTuq Nara
xNorthcult
Empress Mother
Hence
xSat Knight
xMiza Kiev
Shaily Wood
My Misa
Wight
Parker Likely to Play Grant in Quarterfinals at Miami-Biltmore
Parker seeded second faces Arthur Hendrix in a quarterfinal bracket shaped by Leday for a possible semis clash with Grant. Grant has won all matches in straight sets but Parker has the steadier play, having dropped only one game in three rounds. Don Budge and others are set for late starts to complete the opening rounds.
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Coral Gabers
Fla
Jou
Leday
Atlanta
Bryan Grant
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Young Stet
New Orleans
Parker
Arthur Hendrix
Teday
Lakeland
Gardnar Mulloy
Miamar
Grant
Don Budze
Oakland
Calif
Dick McKee
Miami
Aud
Wayne Sabin
Los Angeles
Charles Harris
Palm
Ricardo Morales
Havana
Jefferson Boys Rally Past Harlandale and Somerset
Jefferson hosts a double bill winning 27-22 over Harlandale and 24-16 over Somerset in preliminary action. Key players include Ball with 13 points and Zander with 7. Jefferson reserves featured Patterson and Thrift among others amid a crowded lineup.
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Jefferson
Mustangs
Harlandale
Somerset
Ball
Kentey
Trager
Zander
Freemat
Guarda
Iarlandsle
Suman
Nelgacon
Parr
Sweeney
Kins
I Jefferson
Bosme
Smith
Patterson
Thrift S
Pure
Suarda
Rose
Holder
Dickerson
Soraéreét
Bartlett
Carter
Yorwarda
Casing
Shawn
Tonga
Jane
Uck
Fight Results from Associated Press Roundup
Boxing results show Cideimmul Frege alien at 27 from Cincinnati defeating Frankie Covell in a 127s bout. Toronto-Ted Kealing, Hank Palmer from Cleveland earned decisions in their scheduled encounters as the Brooklyn card featured notable performances.
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Associated Prens
Cideimmul Frege Alien
Cincinnat
NB. A. Feather
Maieht
Frankie CK
Covell
Brooklyn
Toronto
Ted Kealing
Pen
Gurpopnnen
Hank “Paimer
Cleveland
Rattlers Name Holcomb Captain for 1937 Squad
Clayton Holcomb, 36 Rattler basketball letterman, has been elected captain of the 1937 squad. Muses Simms directs the team, with four returning lettermen Andy Abriatti Woody Roy Guy Todd and Bolcomb. Freshman prospects include McBrearty Richter and Wendors, while Morse Willoughby Mouton Vive Tette Denso and Puny Smith seek berths.
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Clayton Holcomb
Rattler
Muses Simms
Andy Abriatti
Woody Roy
Guy Todd
Bolcomb
McBrearty
Richter
Wendors
Morse
Willoughby
Mouton
Vive Tette
Denso
Puny" Smith
Second Medical B Team Upset Twelfth 36 35 in Close Post Gem
Second Medical Regiment B squad defeated the Twelfth Field Artillery 36 to 35 in a Wednesday night basketball game. Blomgett led the Medicals with 12 points, while R. Baker added 18 points for the Artery team.
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Second Medical Regiment
Twelfth Field Artilléry
Blomgett
R. Baker
Liberty Gun club to preview 1937 shooting season
The Liberty Gun club hosts its annual meeting Thursday at 7 PM at the Ito Vista restaurant to display coups and bribes and elect officers for the new year. President L L Cline presides with R W May as vice president and H M Matthews as secretary treasurer.
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Liberty Gun Club
Organigation
Ito Vista
L. L. Cline
R. W. May
H. M. Matthews
San Antonio
Randolph Cagers Edge Through Erratic Wednesday Schedule
Randolph inter round cage contest totals show uneven play with Eleventh Air Base Mechanics rallying for a 48-10-23 win over Squadron 45 Sharks missing top scorer Lea Marshall. Squadron 53 Beara crushed Squadron 62 Chicks 28-? while other games are listed with unclear details and names.
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Randolph
Eleventh Air Base
45 Sharks
Lea Marshall
Beara
Bill le
Classy Field Entered For Bird Dogs Stakes
The sixth annual geld tril to be flagged by the Lone Star Bird Dog association near Goliad, opening January 21, aims to be the most successful event in club history. Multiple stake divisions attract top pointers and setters with varied purses, entry fees, and heat lengths, judged by a panel including Harry G. Shuttee and A F Hochwalt. trophies awarded with barbera shooting-dog honor.
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Lone Star Bird Dog Association
Goliad
Kenneth Huber
Ibis
Atte Privea
Allenge
Denhem
Harry G. Shuttee
Springfield
F. L. Denison
Temple
A. F. Hochwalt
Bird Dog Authority
American Pield Magazine
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