Big Payoffs At Alamo Downs As Long Shots Lead
Long shots paid off at Alamo Downs with eight races, tickets from 21 to 35.10, Brown Cone and Black Food among winners. High prices included Glamourous paying 95.10 and Tryanhurry 18.40 on $2 bets, while 4,000-plus fans braved cold to watch under heat in the grandstand.
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Lorig
Alamo Downs
the Downs
Alf
Cheagares Uy Snvuttel
Macksod
Brown Cone
Bet Thornton
Bubbling Over
Artington Downs
Golden Fate
Ruseel
Wag Thaneyu
Blackfoo
Lan
Alice
Harney Keerny
Tryanhurry
Bomount
Witchmmint
Mightdo
O’ Black
V. K. Berry
San Antonio
Boemount
Pnal
Bie Flame
Tivania
Billy Neal
Ty Meloche
Neal
Northcutt
Bere
Meloche
Blacvsod
Racketeer
Rackrtésr
Holta
der Mesling
Tike
wWérg
Karakano
Officials bar sleeper play in football rules meeting
The rules committee from 16 states voted to outlaw a sleeper play where the offensive team hid along the sidelines to gain long forward yards. They also proposed a limit on shoe cleat length to reduce injuries and planned action on forward passing rules tomorrow.
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Naiedurstian
Toothall
Alabama
Colorado
Florida
Minnesota
Missouri
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Oregon
Mullen Seeks New Opponent for Lewis in Chicago
In Chicago on January 22, John Henry Lewis, the world heavyweight champion, was slated to meet an opponent. Harry Thomas of Bag Bend Minnesota had been selected, but Lewis’s managers refused approval as the foe would have edged the champion by about five pounds.
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Mullen
Lewis
Chicago
Jan Tet
Mancohmeser
John Henry Lewis
Janusey
Harry Thomas
Bagh Bend
Minn
Heldman Tops Junior Tennis In New York Ranking
Ilias Teldman of Hollywood wins junior singles and Heldman tops the field. Heldman and partner ranked No 1 in doubles with McNeill, Oshorne, and Davenport also high in singles and doubles rankings. Kramer and McQuesten noted as top doubles team in the junior circuit.
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New York
Jan
Ilias Teldman
Hollywood
Calif
Tiniett States Lawn
John Kramer
Monticello
Calis
Rational
Harver Ink
San Diego
Galil
Y Dee
Ban
Kramer
George McQuesn
Los Angeles
Woynes
Cooper and Baker Lead Galf Tourney in Los Angeles
On January 9 in Los Angeles the $8000 Los Angeles tournament opened with Warry Conger of Chicago and Al Baker of Los Angeles co-leading after day one with 69. Other top finishers include Jimmy Hine Garden City Ralph Gilda St Louis Ay Krueger Beloit Wis Wille Gren San Bruno Gray Madeon Phoenix and Al Zumticman Pettoud.
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Cooper
Baker
Los Angeles
Los Aimelos
Warry Conger
Chicapo
al Baker
Jimmy Hine
Garden City
Long Laland
Ralph Gilda
St Louis
Ay Krueger
Beloit
Foul Ball Gatherer Wins $7500 Damages
David Levy, seeking $60,500, won $7,500 in damages after claiming a foul ball incident at Yunker Stadium caused a fractured skull and brain concussion. The case cited injuries from the foul ball incident and related assault during the retrieval attempt.
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New York
Dna
David Levy
Philadelphag Sestaurant
Managlin
Yunker Stadium
Stadium Opera
Levy
Jon Gehrig
Snoopy Sam Recaps Turf Meet And Friday Upsets
Snoopy Sam reports a chaotic racing day with bets on Overshoes and Byeyguld while midcard horses falter. Alayne Towns proved frisky as Hey and two riders unseated, including Mr. Plerton from New Issue and J. Seurmox from Rosweep. Bally Neal nearly rode off track, Northend rallied, and a photo finish was required to settle the two-year-old race winner.
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Alayne
Basketball Semifinal Scroudle and Schedule
The page lists multiple semifinal matchups including Breckenridge versus Teok and Taterson versus Vi Mo in a crowded bracket. It notes a third place game and a consolation bracket with teams such as Rana, Gyan, Mercoe, and Doone, plus regional entries like Reagan, Tenple, and Hovhronville with a 12:55 start.
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Charnvioashin Maund
Brackenshige Gsm
St Ronier
Sen Jacinta
S— Breckenridge
Froibrinkshure
Say Mercoe
S—Tet Ria
Doone
Iron Reagan Ve
Tenple
Wat—Hovhronville
Very
Sveness Valind Pana
Browns Schedule 23 Spring Exhibitions In Texas Tour
The Browns release a spring schedule with 23 exhibitions centered in San Antonio and Texas venues. They open March 20 in New Braunfels against the Minneapolis Millers, then host the Millers, play in San Antonio and Harlingen, face Toledo, and tour with the Cubs to St. Louis for an intra city series with the Cardinals.
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San Antonio
Wic
Louis Stoviis
Browns
San Antoniio
Mindvagolis Millers
New Bratinfels J
Millers
Texas
San Antonio Misredo
Kansas City Blues
McAllen
Toledo
Harlingen
Philgdelphia
Chirco Cubs
San Amora
Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Ambers Fails To Defeat Venturi In Cautionary Draw
In New York Lou Ambers, preparing to defend his lightweight crown, fought Enrico Venturi to a controversial draw after a cautious bout. Ambers led early, scoring a knockdown in the second, but Venturi pressed to turn the tide, drawing praise from fans and an equal split on the AP card as the crowd of about 10,000 reacted to the result.
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New York
Dan
Lou Ambers
Grace
Hell
Enrico Ventucl
Ambers
Madisin Suumre Garien Lest Mek
Venturi
Jase
Tiajan
Herkimer
Aine
Smath
Daily Double Chart at Mamo Dawns Friday
Tan's Alive won the second race as a long shot and Humorous took the third event. the daily double paid 236.00. Combinations with Lan's Alice would have yielded 3597.00, with various selections naming horses like Mydromelia and Alkalines among others. The text notes multiple payout figures and race names but is garbled.
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Tan
Mamo Dawns
Oliver
Lan
Alice
Etter
San Jacinto keeps title hopes alive in San Antonio tourney
In the San Antonio invitation, San Jacinto Houston edged Sidney Lanier 40 28 in overtime to advance to the semi finals. Bartley led with top scoring as San Jacinto defends its title amid Brackenridge Jeff Davis and Harlandale contests for final spots.
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San Antonio
Iityi
Talon
Brackenridge Gym
Lanter
Tech
Jefferson
Brackenridge
Hurlaidale
Sio
San Jacinto
Houston
Vo Lanier
San Marcos
del Rio
Jeff Davis
Donne
Tech Mesis
Temple Brigay
Jush
Johar Reagan
Harlandale
Hebbronville
Haxseteers
Austin
Jeab
Muby
Jeffer Son Gym
Golfers Head for Houston Twenty Third Amus Tournament
Seeding players head to Houston for the twenty third annual Houston Country Club tournament in late February. Ken Rogers former San Antonio aviator now near the Panama Canal Zone will not defend his title. Ed White of Banham Walker Cup star is favored with Reynolds Smith of Dallas and other top players from Chicago Peoria Dallas and Texas expected to enter.
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Houston
Texas
Ken Rogers
San Antonio
Panama Canal Zone
Sloom
Ed White
Banham
Henry Redwell
Epi
White
Rockwell
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Specky Goldman
Gus Novotny
Don Schumacher
Commercials Basketball Teamup Ends Second-Half Schedule
League official announced the remainder of the season dates for the Commercials basketball schedule. All games will be at Brackenridge gym with matchups including Singer's Pharmacy, International Club, Duncan Fichive, Sabinas Brewers, and several January and February games against Alamo Tenens, Dunсan’s, Bablas, Latinas, Ringer’s, and the Internationals.
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Pebristy 4
Brackenridge Veg
Singer's Pharmacyts
Duncan Fichive
Sabinac Brewers
Bingsy's
Alamo Tenens
Duncan 'S
Alamo
Dancer
Bablas
Ringer
Binger
Duncan
Latinas Ys Alamo
Sabinas
Come Home Wins Tight Second Race at Yonkers
Four year olds and up contested a five furlong Yonkers sprint with Come Home taking the lead early and drawing away in the final sixteenth. Barney Keen finished strong to place, while Grill Sitters and Calvert ran solidly. show prices paid out to Wn. Woodman and other top finishers, with Apprentice handlers noted in the results.
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Sin
Soekoy
Alice
Irs
J. Borin
Barney Keen
Lee
Grant Eer
Kirs
M. Smith
Calvert xPerialan
Rabili
Neal
Fiel
aTutuels
Lane Alice
Barnes
Kren
Lace
Hottie
Ali
Hoch Pate
Barner Eback
Gutton
Unum
Moyals
Goat Tomb
Ubreosizteen
Pisce Sane
Tt Road
Galahad Ard Mennehia
A. RL Cadell
Be Uf &T Fa FE Neal Ery
Ts Fra. Estes
C. ES Dean
Eyck
Sikes
Ars
M. Cowell
P. Chappel
Atss
Minloele
Away
Monie Blue
Wae
Samir
Gale
Wondelving
Bonnie
JW. Taylor
Oy Ch
Forse
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Toel Mizio—Lemar Farm
Ty Worl
Ae Ostlanna Avanna Black
Eg Roach
R. Bievergeak
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Mere Hrolic
Mrs. Greene
E. Perry
Moore G
Dedford Farm
Dayfuss Scuriiek
FE. Grill Ifi Simul Valding
Thornton
Pune
Mightdo
Rizo Buk
Stert
Saroo
Syiuuerch
Martin-Atwta
JA Murphy
Vaduecu Wines
Force
Flin Yoekes
Dy Murphy
Orr
F. L
Ned
Lewis Kemp
J” Adams
Evergreen
C. Newark
Pierson
Dorks
Erech
Strow
Wile
Dara
Dod
Gane
Kreg
Won by Buck Brown in the eighth race at the track
In a 1 mile and 70 yard dash Buck Brown sprinted from the early lead to win the eighth race after a strong drive. Oxford Lad pressed the winner until the final stretch, but Buck Brown held on for victory with Northcutt and Oxford Lad behind him.
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Kar Ie Ry
Stack Good Tre
Sevon
HY Struckey
Wrown
Buck
Thornton Golden
E Russell
Bee
Srewn Cone
Teddy Haslam
Brown Cone
Eastie
Cme
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Mer
Carl Geyer
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Bob Codd
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Ight
Tuels
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Heldman
Dial
Adwritai
Snoopy Sam
Sir Sati
Suikopy
Snoopy
Shi Biece
A. Wodock
Durnster
Bally Neal
Wiel Friday
Rite Northcutt
Northend
Swith Laewin
Willig Lee Johnson
Mite
Phursday
Linck
Ishnson
Sittee
Analy Goog
Cues
Truenburg
Withoub & Wink
BO Phornton
Ak Mico
Hanaier
Taschoe
Veils
Q Pierson
Erwin
Menisun
Thichaud Altresar
Alamo Downs Frinay
Fred
Ted Wing
Peter
Weely
A. Goalers
Alamo Charts
Regal Preas, Inc
Waily Tragie Bore
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Fond Con Hare
Whinerty
W. Zakooy
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Elrone
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Ty Marshall
Vale
Moo
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Valdiia Farm Exchange Club
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J Watts
Wren
Marion Mwe
Barry
Bare aLio Pucxos
Bedford Farm
Seateck
Field Mutuals
Tryanbusry
Shaw
Exeehante Chub
Eniwitch
Tryanhumnty
Exchange Club
Tnt
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Sun
Hale
Knotthcm
Speelman
Bo Neal
Oxford
Stark
Wis
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Strane
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