Split Season Approved by City League
At a Wednesday meeting the city basketball league approved a split season. The first half ends around February 4 with two rounds of play, the second half closes February 27 and includes one round plus a March playoff for the five half-winners. Top teams M. Q. A. Triangles and Texas Chiropractic College Hawks meet Friday to decide the first-half champion.
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Texas Chiropractic College Hawks
Public Service Utilities
Jack Nea Nash
Carnera Set for Return to United States
Italian heavyweight Primo Carnera departs Europe and heads back toward the United States after a prior suspension in several states. He previously left for Europe to fight Pantino Uzewudun in Brazil and now resumes his international boxing career.
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Groves Dog Wins Derby Trial at Atlantaclen Flell Trials
Rolly Springs dog Misa, a four evergree Jersey Mac owned by P and Groves Tr Riverstun New Jersey and handled by Villaaier Union Springs Alabama, won the derby championship of the Atlantaclen Flell Trials club. Expectre owned by Hop Cleveland Ohio took second. Panhandle Tandy and Prai Lady also notable entrants. Nineteen dogs competed. Basheteers Meet plans outlined for Intermed Unity training sessions and city department off ices set to meet Thursday afternoon.
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Ohio
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Vir Schnite
Knight and Day Captain This Team Knight and Day Captain
HUNTSVILLE Texas Jeu fA te Day and Kaleti or vice versa all captain the Sam Houston State Teachery college eleven winners of the Texan IntercoUeriate life next season Jim Tay amt Robbie Kelsi both ready for their last year competition have been chosen co captains
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Jeu fAte—Day
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Sam Houstom
Girls League doubleheader at Woodlawn Lake gym
A two game slate is set for the newly formed Girls Basketball league at Woodlawn Lake gym Thursday. The opener features Barbra Syorla and Sixtland Tos sies at 8 pm, as two undefeated squads State 7Hospital and Witchter Balter Krusls take the court for top billing.
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Barbra Syorla
Sixtland
Slarling
State 7Hospital
Witchter Balter Krusls
Tuttle
Sdneh
Aggie Split With Pirates In Southwestern Series
In Georgetown Texas the Texas Anges edged the Southwestern Pirates 29 22 to split the two game series after the Pirates won 34 80 in the opener Monday. Steady Aggie defense limited penetration while Tong shota and field goals plus free throws supplied most scores. The game was fast and clean with no sensational moments.
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Jan
Southwestern University Pirates
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Southwestern
Aggies
Pirate
Whittle
Per Gooel Foula
Farm
Browns Surrender Farm in Minors Franchise
The Bt. Lews Browns surrendered their Western association franchise in Springfield. A new major league club will take over the franchise within a few days, but officials did not specify which club.
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Don George Defeats Vet Plestina In Minneapolis Match
Don George, former Michigan athlete and claimant to the world heavyweight title, defeated veteran Marin Vi fing of Chicago in Minneapolis. George won the first fall in 20 minutes 3 seconds and the second in 13 minutes 42 seconds.
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New George
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American League Preview Puts 1940 Race in Spotlight
The piece analyzes the American League title race for 1940 with Washington and Cleveland vying for early leadership, New York and Chicago improving under McCarthy and Vean, and mentions planned minor league reforms expected to ease financial distress and obsolete rules.
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Washington
New York
Joe McCarthy
Chicago
Orienit
Notre Dame Coach Rockne Sees Gridders as Smart in Class
Notre Dame head coach Knule Neckne asserts football players are as capable in academics as on the gridiron. Accepting the Albert Stansell Erkine award, Rockne argues the eleven Notre Dame players could compete academically with any college team. He cautions against overemphasizing football at the expense of book learning while praising players for discipline and intellect.
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Erakine
Frank Carden
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The Maker of Dreams on air in a bold TV drama
A chaotic broadcast of The Maker of Dreams staged as a live synchronized sight and sound drama. Reported by Ireene Wick, Violon Haworth, and Dougler Hope, with Walter Walker supervising as chief engineer. Flaws noted in production quality and technical trial.
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Maker of Dreams
Infant Threatened by Pin in Throat Sparks Hospital Efforts
Nine month old Helen Marit Duros at Furnish Avenue is to be treated at Hobert Th. Green hospital for a safety pin swallowed in hopes of removal without surgery. Padli Valdez, 14, and Johnnie Holamude, 18, are hospitalized after separate accidents, while a jury probe into the Ohly penitentiary fire that killed 320 last April 1 moves forward.
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Brolxee
Johnnie Holamude
Olia
Jan
Ohly Penitentiary
Maker of Dreams on San Antonio TV Experiment
A Chicago WOXAP supported synchronized talkie broadcast "The Maker of Dreams" impressed San Antonio viewers. Televised performers appeared through horizontal bars yet spoke in sync with actions and aired as a novel entertainment test for local stations.
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Symphony Concert Plans Discussed by TA Members
Plans for future San Antonio Symphony concerts were discussed at a chamber of commerce meeting attended by TA members and patrons. The session covered scheduling, venues, and program ideas for upcoming seasons.
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San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Chamber of Commerce
Morrig Siren Preeliler
Change in oil judgment eyed by Texas legislature
Austin January 8 The special report by Moore Lamon asks the state legislature to consider advisability of attempting to set aside or amend the Fifty third district court judgment on the Bengal country leases. The matter, before the legislative committee, concerns Reagan family leases and the University of Texas cash judgment of 1 000 000 plus titles to leases on university funds.
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Moore Lamu
Teruelins Bee
University of Texas
Dentists Meet Here at Blazo Hotel
About 25 dental specialists attended the eleventh annual convention of the Southwestern Society of Orthodontists at the Blaso hotel. President Paul G. Spencer of Weace opened the meeting. Delegates included Dr. G. Riges of San Antonio, Dr. Martin Dewes of St. Louis, Dr. James McCoy of Los Angeles, Dr. Uomer L Nobingon of Wateringan, and Dr. Harry E. Kelsey of Baltimore, who presented illustrated features on various phases.
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Paul G. Spencer
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Southwestern Society of Orthodontista
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Harry E. Kelsey
Baltinars, Md
Hertzberg Talk on Circus Opens Club Meeting
Harry Hertzberg will discuss the circus at the Canopus Club meeting at the Harp Hotel. He has long treated the circus as a hobby and is known for it. Maury Maverick will present a five minute talk on poll taxes. The convention runs Thursday through Sunday.
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Federal aid highway program reaches peak spending
Washington reports acceleration of federal aid highway construction under the Home program by the Bureau of Public Roads, noting the largest funding year in the program’s history. Government payments to states for completed federal aid work totaled 306, five hundred thousand dollars, about 11 million more than 1023.
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