San Antonio invitational hoops action opens strong
San Antonio high school basketball tournament moves into day two with Brackenridge, Jacinta of Houston, and John Reagan in the consolation bracket after Friday games. Sam Houston, Lamar, and Stephen F. Austin reach the upper bracket quarterfinals while Jefferson and Lanier contest lower bracket games amid tense late finishes.
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Whee Rover
San Antonio
Sam Houston
Lamay
Stephen F. Austin
Jeff Davis
Jefferson
Lanier
Austin
Brackenridge Gym
Lamar
Jeff Mavis
Ta~ Bier
Dark Horse
Colmesme
South San
South San Antonio
Lockhart
Robeans
Seely
Stockdale Wok
Prederickshore
Christine
Len Marens
Chanotte
Jamson City
Brackenridge Eagles
San Antoniito
Houston
Hob Reynolds
Maroons
Harlandale Indians
Tech
Kingsville Brahoins
Stephens F. Austin
Houston Ids
Hargrove
Ellis
Roscoe Morris
Jetforsm Center
Tnto
Mustangs
San Jacinto
Temple Wildcats
Colmeswell
Tom Pickett
Ralph
Davis
Colmesner
Basketball Tournament Box Scores and Officials
A cluttered OCR summary lists Class B and Class A championship details, players, fouls, and scores across multiple games. It names teams and venues, including Alamo Heights, Charlotte, Temple Kern, and Beavers with officials Williamson and Menger, plus listed penalties, totals, and key performers.
Grid Stars In Basket Tournament
A 16 team Class 4 division in the deviation tournament at Brackenridge gym could form a dream backfield from All-State Ten Picket Temple and Emory Kuper. Notable players include Milton Crain Denny Myer Harley Mank Bla passer de luxe Aubin Tack Homer SE hall and Reaprifle Billy Withel ry Worker Lestie Mack plus Kerrville’s Wiupinast and Brackenridge’s Joe Bob Mars hette as a reserve. Other linemen include Alfred Tawn ley Jefferson Mercer Tes Dle Westlut Himble and Clovis McDonald, all named District 12 centers.
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Brackenridge Gym
Temple
Mez Ficket
Rnmicix-Minte
Emory Kuper
Brookesridge
Milton Crain
Denny Myer
Reagan
Harley Mank
Aubin
Wheeler
Homer SE
Hall
Reaprifle
Billy Withelry
Lestie Mack
Murlaudate
Coulo
Jon Skeltur
Minter Rabalais
Kerrville
Alfred Tawnley
Jefferson
Mercer
Tes Dle
Cratk Center
Westlut Himble
Brackenridge
Clovis McDonald
Kerrsiile
Eber
Longhorns and rivals clash in crowded SWC basketball race
Texas Longhorns open as strong contenders in the Southwest Conference race after a tight week of results. Rice Owls win opener over Texas A&M while SMU defeats Arkansas 47 31 at Dallas. Baylor tops TCU 62 28 as Norton scores 19 for SMU. Baylor pair marry after the game as Shahan weds Virginia Webb.
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Texas Longhorns
Rice Owls
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Arkansas Hazorbacks
Longhorns
Mustangs
Saylor Berrs
Rice
Texas Aggies
Texas
Riley
Houston
Southern Methodist
Norton
Arkansas
Dallas
Baylor
Texas Christian
Joe Terry
Frank Bryski
Ernest Marshall
Horned Frogs
Bruins
Ralph Pwoif Inr
Seco
Packers
Stampede
Virgil Wilkerson
Ruy Dowell
The
Methodists
Roper floors Nestell in heavyweight upset
Hollywood Jan 1 Jack Roper 205 lingering veteran heavyweight halted Bob Nestell 187 in a one sided knockout before a 6000 crowd at the Hollywood arena. Nestell pressed early, Roper pivoted, then clubbed him down with lefts as the bell neared end of the fourth, Nestell remained flat after the 10 count. Bob Roper, elder brother of Jack, entered ring prior to bout and drew noisy reactions from Nestell’s corner.
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Hollywood
Jack Roper
Tos “Anineles
Comelback
Bob Neatell
Los Angeles
Nestell Oak
Ropers
Veturan
Nestell
U S Still Stalks Ticket Scalpers
New York January 7 federal action renews efforts to seize Giants football books over alleged overcharging on ticket prices and tax discrepancies. Eight counts name Helen Mara Tim Mara and Charles Chapin as defendants in a case alleging tickets sold above face value for the December championship versus Green Bay.
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New York
Jma
Jesce Mass
Atorsney
New York Giants
Owen
Helen Mara
Jotmy
Tim Mara
Charles Chapin
Green Bay Packers
Pala
Mako Plays Sabin in Dixie Tennis Semi Finals
In Tampa on January 7 semi finals of the Drive tennis tourney featured top seed Gene Maka of Los Angeles facing Wayne Rabir while second seed Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta met Hal Surface of Kansas City. Earlier, Sabin defeated Gardner Mulloy 6-3 6-2 and Tidball lost to Sabin 6-2 6-4, with Tidball and Mulloy exiting as Sabin and Grant-Surface reached the semis.
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Mako
Sabin
Dixie Tennis
Tampa
Fis
Gene Maka
Los Angeles
Wayne Rabir
Bryan M
Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Soa Angels
Jack Tidball
California
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Tidball
yIe
Fim
Sfaku
Mulloy
Surface
Montague Moves Up in Manila Tourney
John Montague rose from fourteenth to elev enth place in the second round of the 5000 Philippine open golf championship at Manila. He added a 72 to his day-1 78 for a 150 total. Von Nida of Australia, defending champion, posted a par 72 for 144 to hold first. Chinselsul of Japan finished tied with Von Nida on 144 as the Mayo rounds were set for tomorrow.
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Montague
Manila
P. L
John
Golf J
von Nida
Australia
Chinselsul
Japan
Tae Mayo
Fight Results From The Associated Press Highlights
A rough, OCR style boxing roundup lists multiple bouts across cities. Names include Bill Conn, Fred Amontoll, Dick Lemarar, and Jack Roper with outcomes such as outpoints and knockouts across Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and other venues. The report notes scores and weights and mentions several regional locations and fighters.
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New York
Bill Conn
Fred Amontoll
San Pransco OU
Minneapolla
Dick Lemarar
Bismarck
Pail the Quillon
Chicago
Vollywood
Jack Roper
Lot Angeles
Bol Negrell
Jag Angeles
San Diggo
Herman Graves
el Centra
CHIL
Tommy Corbett
Omedy
Willie Fugue
Gary
Ind
Necro
Hobby McIntyre
Detroit
MeIntyre
Mallaa
Testa
Joe Law
ChiceroncKro
Sportslights and Sporting Gaiety Across Texas Bend
Harold Scherwitz surveys athletic tales and figures from the Texas scene. Bing Crosby’s golf trip rumors swirl ahead of the San Antonio Texas Open while St. Mary’s basketball faces jinxes in North and West Texas. Rattlers’ win near El Paso marks a season highlight as Milton McDougall returns from surgery to join Knoxville’s Southern Association lineup. Nick Peters visits San Antonio and plans coast and East Coast bouts before chasing the middleweight belt with Ceferino Garcia.
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Bing Crosby
San Antonio
Richard Arlen
Golf Association
Bing
Frank Bridges
St. Mary's
North
West Texas
Daniel Baker
Frank
Rattlers
Texas Mites
Ken Heineman
Milton
Sandy
Birmingham
Knoxville
Mac
Nick Peters
Georgie Hansford
Los Angeles
Nick
Hest
Mike Belloise
Ceferino Garcia
Turbulent Turf Rivalry At Tropical Park In 1929 Meet
Turf war looms as Gulfstream and Hialeah threaten racing at Tropical Park. Jockeys face rough riding with suspensions as Meade guides Count Maurice to victory in the Andalusia handicap. Ol Story trails, with Knight Warrior and other contenders in a field of seven for $2500 plats. Widener challenge cup and Inaugural stakes attract top entrants including Sir Danilon and Mythical King.
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Deat Eenius
J'rens
Plorita
Tropical Wark
Erawan
Dade
Gulfstream Jockey Club
Hialeah Parks
Tropical
Hay
Haz
Fana
Ton
Brende
Meade
W. Durkin
Count Maurice
Zepred
Abs
Ponce
Knight Warrior
Ol Story
Aniri
Maurice
Fimules
Raing
Charlca
McLennan
Just Acanon
Duke Blue Devils Return Home After Pasadena Setback
Durham crowds roar as Duke Blue Devils arrive after a loss to Southern California in the Rose Bowl, 10,000 plus fans line streets and fill campus for a rousing reception. Duke’s season ends with a strong crowd despite falling short of perfection. Silver City files for league entry after $2,000 of $6,000 franchise fund subscribed by local supporters.
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Durham
N. C
Duke Blue Devils
Calfornia
Pasadena
Blue Devils
Southern California
Duke
Trojans
Silver City
N. M
Jan. T
Arizona-Texas
Form Players Sick Favorites Fail at Santa Anita
At Santa Anita, favorites faltered after a rough day for form players. Card results included several longshots paying winning fences, with Khayyam and Chalphane among the notable pays. Majors payouts ranged from $4.60 to $28.00 as the meeting saw mixed results and backers regrouped.
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Santa Anita
Angeles
Weil
Oul
Bug
Mis
Dene
Jorrk
Maurier
Neguers
Ventura Stable
Infinite Lady
U. Plavan
Khayyam
Omir Khayyam
Burnie
Combie
Among U S Shooters Mrs Bartlett Ranks High
Washington January report from the National Rifle Association announces Wilbur W Miller of Saginaw Michigan as the nation's leading rifle marksman, surpassing W B Woodring of Alton Illinois. Miller, a relatively new competitor in smallbore events, has defeated 1652 of 1754 rivals in national matches at Carp Perry Olivia and other Midwest venues, earning a high season rating while Mrs Bartlett of Ban Angonto Lexis ranks as a top female shooter.
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Washington, Jan
National Rife Association
Wilbur ‘W. Miller
Saginaw, Mich
W. B. Woodring
Alton
Fion
Association
Milly
Carp Perry
Olvia
Dallas
Fourlernih
Ji Hartlels
Ban Angonto
Lexis
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Seattle
Frank Carreaud
Louis B. Mayer
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Roy Biles
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Alfred Hawley
Preston Sullivan
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Austin Va
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maJefteraen
Jott Davis
Mang
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Bottersig
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Uhanbatte Ibrarine
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Tom Braskanyide
He Moro
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Clark
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Grid Stars
Waco
Shahan
Virginia Webb
Texas Christian University
GL. Herning
Iss Webb
Bracketville
Roper
U. S
Harold Scherwitz
Antonio
Austin Highway
Hirach
Eddie
Ora
Tropical Park
Duke Boys
Bartlett
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