Texans Starr Stafford and Roy Dominate West All Star Game
Postgame commentary across Coast papers lauds Terrison Stafford and Birnie Kay of Texas University for driving the West to victory over the East All Stars. Coaches and writers hail Stafford as a standout blocker and Roy as key in shaping the West’s attack, with praise echoing from San Francisco to California papers.
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Stafford
Koy
Texas
Jack McDonald
San Francisco
Bijlelin
Terrison Stafford
Birnie Kay
Texas University
California
Hank Scnaldach
Roy
Scualdach
Une
Min
Beneldach Imade Jong
Andy Ker
Agetheir
Schaldach
Habe Hollinghéry
West
Sehatdach
Exes
Hank
Matthews
Runt
Mann
Davi xX
Sible
Treafy
Ag m Climax
Commercial League Standings and Tuesday Night Games
Commercial League standings show Magnolia, Kenney’s, and Duncan Meld contending. Tuesday night’s Breckenridge High School gym hosts a double bill ending the first half schedule with Todays matchups promising action as Kenney’s Grocers faces Smokhouse Stogles and Duncan Meld meets Green’s last year’s champions. President Dunsinert calls a meeting at the Guator hotel for Monday night to discuss the second half schedule and league matters.
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Ricn Phimbers
Magnolia
Duncan
Kenney
Pereviversi RF
Chita Hawks
Plumbers
Cub
Breckenridge High School
Naif
Duncan Pleid
Tallapin
Kenney's Grocers
Smokehouse
Wye
Kenney Greenvs
Ira Jays
Joaemy Dunsinert
Guotor Hotel
Races to Go On In Spite Of Dampness
A Riverside auto program proceeds amid damp conditions with a 10-lap professional demo featuring Rhodes, Ellis, Arch Challenger, and Ritndex. Local drivers from Austin and San Antonio prep Willys, Chevrolets, and Fords for multiple races including a five-mile feature and a postponed 10-lap pro race.
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Riverside Spéeriyay
Promeder Tee Truax
Clienit
Searcy Ritndex
California
San Antonio
Arch
Chicago
Verne
Ree
Rhodes
Culver City Speedway
Art Diellenger
Verne Ellis
Soulhyest
Spd
We Kansas Nd
Louisiana
Henry Sleler
Kenedy
Austin
Bieler
Roy Estelle
Ryoilla
Joping
Grady Sexton
Luther Day
Willys
Sandy Curtis Cross
Ford
Jimmy Davis
Lee Wick
Ray Meaty
Curtis Cross
Ray Estelle
Grady Sextay
Rosie Beach
Dick Saenger
Eddy Boyle
Earl Allen
Ghevrolets
Henry Slelb
Chunky Wolfe
Corvus Crisis
Everia
Central High Faces Three In Week Of Basketball
Central Catholic High School basketball opens with Tech at Woodlawn Lake Gym Monday night at 8 35. The schedule continues with a Southwest Academy League game against St Anthony College Yellowjackets at St Anthony's on Wednesday at 8 15, then Lech returns to Central High Gym Friday at 7 15. George O'Brien referees the St Anthony game, and Knights of Columbus band will perform. Andy Andrews to referee Tech Central clash. other officials listed for Friday.
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Central Catholic High Schual Bultons
Tech
Woodlawn Lake
St. Anthony College Yellowjackets
St. Anthony’s Court
St. Anthony's
Joan
George O'Brien
Knights of Columbus
Andy Andrews
Ecs
Antis
Friay
Zotema Wonalg Meet Gonzalen Club Sunday at Vin Daele
The Zotema Wonalg and Gonzalen clubs are set to play Sunday at Vin Daele stadium as part of a double bill. In the second game Victoria will attempt to defeat the Anahuacs. The race for the state title continues with Texas and South Texas teams in the mix, and semi final dates are expected around March 1.
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Zotema- Wonalg
Gonzalen Club
Vin Daele Stadium
Victoria
Anahuacs
Ihn Joe
Teague
World Texas
South Texas
Union Fidelity Club
Dallas
Houston Sponer Club
Mareh
Prexy Keeps Star on Regular Club
Boston reports Charles F Adams as reprieve for Harvard hockey star George Owen remaining with Bruins. Owens, viewed as slipping, is described as an asset by Adams though critics blame his weakened legs. Rex discusses promoting Jot Jerna as Owens’s successor while Adams defends Owens. Local reaction notes Owens’s status with the Bruins remains unsettled amid calls for change.
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Prexy
Boston
INSI
Gori
Charles F. Adams
Sayved
George Owen
Harvard
Boston Bruins
Bruin
Art Rex
Tinvyardian
Jot Jerna
Owens
Adams
Bris
Petyice
Parish Teams Clash in Three Contests This Sunday
The undefeated Oh Marys Crusaders lead the Parish Basketball league as St Gerard's meets San Fernando at 2 pm, St Patricks faces Sacred Heart at 3 pm, and St Marys plays St Ann's at 4 pm at Central Catholic High. Referees include Dan Blyes and Dick Hara.
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Suost
Sco
Bt. Gerard's
Heart
Oh Mary's Crusaders
St. Ann's Club
Central Catholic High School
St. Gerard's
San Fer- Tendo
George O'Brien
St. Patrick's
Sacred Heart
Dan Blyes
St. Mary's
Bh Ann's
Dick Hara
Platters
Sunday School League Games At Breckenridge Gym
Sunday School League juniors played three games at Breckenridge High School gym. Hirst Mepilal topped Flint Foungelivel 23 to 10 while Beacon Hill Capital fed Dowd Will Denier and Ea 25 to 28 amid last minute releases. Officials and rosters listed, with referee Gi Fuche and timer Sehelyer among those named. Upcoming senior schedule includes Methodist vs Beaconow and St Marks Episcopal vs St Johns Lutheran.
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Bey Hirst Mayle Co
Reddick
Stevenson
Ana Uight
Moline Wiif
Bewcoh
Dean Anaup
Boston
Jyee
Gerri
Gi Fuche
Weaver
Sehelyer
Timer
Jainysn- McRiner
Murk’a Macer
McMillan
Moore
Brown Barvicklaw
Slutnxon
Mawnn
Bala
Weferte
Snooka
Codahnanm
Methodiat Va
Beacow
St. Mark's Episcopal
St. John
Lutheran
Boston Sox Secure Shea and Pribere Deals
Boston Red Sox announced the purchase of Shea from Louisville for cash and one player. Hy Mason, secretary, revealed Van Camp, a young first baseman and outfielder, was sent to Louisville on option, with partial 1932 service for Boston. Veteran Ber Nile Pribere of Lyn, infielder and former Philadelphia captain, also secured conditional terms from Philadelphia.
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Boston Sox
Shea
Boston
Mervyn J. Shea
American Association
Louisville
Eas
Hy Mason
Boston Red Sox
Tonigh
Albert
van Camp
Red Sox
Felder
Bernile Pribere
Lyn
Philadelphia Nationals
Friberg
Philies
Boxing Card at Paramount Athletic Club May Feature Crom
Boxing notes from Yuens Arizona recounts a bookmaker showing a wide scrap. The Paramount card at Beethoven Hall next Wednesday includes K. C. Crom versus Collins in a main event, with Collins at 187 pounds and Crom near 160. Promoter Warren states no advance tickets and that boxers will fight before doors open at 1 30.
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Bt Collins
Collins
Crom
Cowboy Henry
Chuck Worth
Warren
Amungut
Waren
Joe Dundee
Tommy White
Dundee
Alamos Open Second Half in City Basketball League
Alamos opens the second half with two games at Sidney Lanier gym. Postoffice Tigers face Stockyards Brahmas in the opening game, then Sons of America meet Nationals. A league meeting is planned Monday at Smokehouse on St Marys Street starting at 7:30. Contracts for the second half will be turned in. each team is expected to send a representative.
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Sidney Lanier Gymnasium
Postaffice Tigers
Stockyards Brahmas
Sons of America
Nationals
Smokehouse
St. Mary's Street
Evgery
Schreiner Edges Edinburg 20 to 18 in Kerrville
Schreiner Institute defeated Edinburg Junior College for the second straight time, winning 20 to 18 in Kerrville on Saturday night. The halftime score stood 10-6. Players listed include Schreiner's Bomat Oberpriller Garcia and Thrallkil, Hudson Winningham and Redusa Dey Phillips. Edinburg's Coleman and Patrick among others.
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Schreiner
Edinburg
Kerrville
Sake Thinbirg
Hudson
Winningham
Redusa
Dey
Phillips
Patrick
Entries Start Coming In for Bird Dog Meet
Entries for the second annual Lone Star Bird Dog field trial are arriving as plans near completion. R J Edwards, secretary and chairman, and BIW A Vineyard in charge of entries and membership. Witt Collins leads course layout next week. The January 27 28 29 event spans at Malin Irrigated Farms between Del Rio and Devine with three membership stakes and an open professional event. Trophies and substantial cash prizes await the top finishers.
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Rylea
Plana
R. J. Edwards
Mittee
BIW A. Vineyard
Witt Collins
Nalalls
Devine
Mr. Edwards
H. J. Peterson
C. DeWitt
Edwards
Judge Landis Slashes Own Baseball Pay
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, head of baseball’s national commission, voluntarily cut $30,000 from his 1932 salary, waiving $10,000 this year and pledging $20,000 more. He will now earn about $40,000 annually as owners debated economy measures at the December meetings.
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Kenesaw Mourlal Lands
National Commission
Landis
Jourse
John Hegaler
National Serge
Lal
Duday
Ehalp
Breeders reel as horse purses shrink and yearlings fall in value
In a portrait of a collapsed breeding market, breeders lament rising costs and plummeting purses. Yearlings now fetch as little as 200 to 300 dollars while top bids fade, pushing many owners to abandon or downsize studs. The industry trims through a brutal cull, leaving only proven two and four year olds in strong demand.
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Prank G
Menke
Golden Dogs
Bac Horse Jacket
Rhimals
Srainia
Dingfer
Wanda
Brackenridge to Host Temple in Four-Game Series
Brackenridge and Temple high schools schedule a four game basketball series this weekend. Temple’s Wildcats will travel to Brackenridge to face the Eagles Friday and Saturday with two return games in Temple the following weekend. No further details on dates or times are provided.
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Brackenridge High
Esgies
Temple
Tenmple
Wildcats
Eagles
Claude Kellam
Ima
Uae
Chiros Nosed Out in Close Texas Cage clash
In Amigsville on Saturday the Texas Chiropractic College team from San Antonio lost 44 42 to Jesus College of Industries in a last minute dash. The Hawks led most of the game, with Flores Giraud and Risinger starring for the Chiros while Dixon and Sadler led the opposing side for the winners. OC added 15 points for the victors.
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Amigsville
Texas Chiropractic College
San Antonin
Jesus College of “Atle
Tndustries
Jue Az
Chiro Hawks
Dixon
Wine
Flores
Giraud
Risinger
Antonis
Sadler
Simmons Cowboys Top Teachers In Abilene Opener
In Abilene the Simmons University Cowboys defeated the Western Teachers 44 to 22. Jim Neely led with 16 points, Gene McCollumis, Kaiser, and Young each had nine for the Cowboys, while Neely and McCollum highlighted the scoring with strong field work and late baskets. Referee Mealey called many fouls as Western racked up 40 fouls.
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Simmons
Abilene
Nal
Simmons University Cowboys
Boukwestern
Gkldhorn
Throveck
Jim Neely
Gene McCollumis
Neely
McColluottt
Kaiser
Young
Mealey
British Champion Arrives Overweight
New York January 7 Seaman Walsall British featherweight champion arrived from England weighing 132 pounds five pounds over the featherweight limit. He was warned to watch his weight after being introduced at Madison Square Garden where he is slated to fight Chocolate New York's featherweight champion.
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New York
Seaman Walsall
England
Danih
Watson
Madison Square Garden
Chocolate
14 Events at Ft Sam Horse Show Planned
14 events listed for the Fort Sam Houston horse show to be held Sunday on Treat Field or Field Artillery ring along Austin Road Brackenridge Avenue depending on Treat Field conditions. The one day exhibition replaces the original two day schedule due to rain and a tribute period for Calvin Coolidge. Contestants include enlisted riders, men’s mounts, juniors and ladies classes with multiple course options and show champions to be judged by D. Holm, Maj RG, Annine Wa, IT, Beet Lone and Maj D. Robertson.
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Artilery Brigade
Sandey
Treat Fleet
Field Artillery
Austin Road
Brackenridge Avenue
Calvi Coolidge
Ce Wey
Ted Poss Ponies
Poly Pony Stake
Holm
Maj RG
Annine Wa
Robertzon
New World Mark for 60 Meters Set in New York
A World record for the 60 meter dash was set at the Swedish American Athletic Club meet in Brooklyn. Giegel clocked seven seconds at the One Hundred and Sixth Armory, breaking the prior seven and one tenth second mark set by Bob McAllister in 1927.
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New York
Colunbus
Ba Sierel
Houston Club Adds Hurler and Outfielder
Houston club bolsters 1921 season by acquiring fielt-liaderd pitcher Edward Greer who went 21 and 1 against Denver, and hard-hitting outfielder Ervie Parks from Denver. Leo Riley, noted Omaha win leader 341, joins as Western League addition.
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Houston
Edward Greer
Denver
Jane
Ervie Parks
Housston Buffa
Leo Riley
Omaha
Dempsey Settles Suit in Chicago Harboring Dispute
In Chicago on a Saturday a $50 suit brought by Harry Hayes against Dempsey was settled for $140. Hayes claimed Dempsey owed him $370 plus interest for 494 hours of work as valed, im Mae fall of 3929. Dempsey’s attorney said the boxer preferred settlement to travel costs.
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Dempsey
Chicago
Jan. T
Dark Dempey
Harry Hayes
Ac Era
Intervel
Mae
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