Hospital Team Wins City League Title in Low-Scoring Rout
Tommy Littles Station Hospital boys clinched first half City Basket Ball League with a 32 to 3 victory over A Z A Fraternity at Woodlawn Gym. Beating strength faded for A Z A, with fouls disqualifying Kemrass and Lowe. Floyd Scott led Station Hospital with 13 in a second-quarter surge, tying Morris Terner at 89 league points. Patt Sullivan starred on defense as the night opened with Gootyrst Tiremen beating Bamboo 34 to 24 in a separate tilt.
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Floyd Scott
Station Hospital
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Morris Terner
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Texas Valley Bail Loop Meets Jan. 22
The Texas Valley Baseball league will meet at Allee on Sunday January 22 to finalize plans as the season approaches.
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Kitty Rawls Thompson the fluid silver swimmer shines
New York January 11 1939 INS writer Morton Moss profiles Katherine Kitty Rawls Thompson a 21 year old Fort Lauderdale Florida swim champion. A multi national title holder she dominates long distance breast stroke free style medley and diving events while her personal life stalls between childhood moves and marriage to aviator Theodore H Thompson.
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Yanks Cast Eyes Around For Gehrig's Successor
New York January report lists Tommy Henrich Tommy Benintendi and Lonny Bensich as leading internal candidates to replace Lou Gehrig at first base. Scouts flag Charl y Keller and three other prospects Ed Levy Johnny Blurm Leonard Gabrielson as potential future stars. Gehrig, age 35, plans to retire when ready, while the Yankees consider offering a final 32,000 dollar contract.
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Tom Mooney May Appear In Movies
Agent Leo Morrison plans to announce a film contract for Tom Mooney to boost his finances. Titled My Twenty two Years In San Quentin the project would star Mooney with Tog as the top draw. Mooney returns to Los Angeles next Sunday to address 16000 fans at the Coliseum before a possible personal appearance tour.
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Hollywood Gossip Sparks Images Of Gracie Fields And More
Hollywood chatter centers on Gracie Fields and Monty Banke amid divorce rumors and potential marriage. Max Baer signs Westerns for Granges Nations, Howard Hughes’ screen rights, and Katharine Hepburn’s comeback aim. Peggy Palmer wed Stewart Palmer while Elsa Maxwell arrives, with Cesar Romero and Ann Sheridan seen together as Basil Dean plans murder thriller casting.
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Third Ballet Added to Program for Markova in San Antonio
San Antonio will host Alicia Markova of the Greater Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo on Tuesday January 17 with The Blue Bird alongside Coppetla and Galle Parisbane. Roland Guerard will star with her. bookings are now on sale at the auditorium box office.
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Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
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Roland Guerard
Allcia Markova
London
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Paris
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Monte Cario
Hackenschmidt in U S Lecture Tour Across Nation
New York dispatch reports philosopher wrestler George Hackenschmidt 64, famed as the “Russian Lion,” arrives for a lecture tour to discuss life philosophy and challenge interviewers to demonstrations of agility as he promotes his forthcoming talks.
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George Hackenschmidt
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Hiel
Central Cubs edge San Marcos in 22 20 league opener
In the Southwest Academic league opener at Central gym San Marcos edged past Central 22 to 20 as Donovan hit a late field goal for the Cubs, while St. Leo's defeated Blessed Sacrament Academy 22 to 16 in a girls game. The St. Henry's Hornets, defending champions, camp set to face San Marcos Friday.
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Broad humor and eccentric odds and ends from a busy night
A collage of humorous radio chatter, odd signs, and showbiz quips. A European secret service chief, a police dispatcher chat, jokes about short wave radios, a nudist colony sign misread, and quips about Hollywood and Ma tot Pictures. Includes lines about Sue, a chop suey, and Hedy LaMarr.
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Headquarters
Sue
Arizmendi Outslugged Armstrong To Claim Title
In Los Angeles a brutal 30 round welterweight title bout ended with Henry Armstrong retaining the world title by a popular decision over Baby Arizmendi. Armstrong led across six decisive rounds while Arizmendi won two. two rounds were even. Arizmendi was cut, Armstrong pressed the pace to the final bell.
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Babe Ruth Hospital Checkup Sparks Comeback Hopes
New York January 11 Babe Ruth was taken to a French hospital for a thorough heart examination after a recent attack. Doctors will monitor cardiograph readings and assess possible changes to his baseball career. Ruth, who has lost weight and faced batting and income worries, remains optimistic about a quick recovery and potential return home soon.
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Walter Cazen to Play Again
Dallas report states Walter Cazen outfielder, sidelined by a shoulder injury from a collision in Tulsa last May, is in good shape for the 1939 season. He has undergone X rays and treatment under Dr. Sim Driver, and can now move his shoulder in a full circle, with a prognosis to resume duties soon.
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Dallas
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Willoughby Sells Dallas Wrestling Interest to Cox Group
In Dallas on January 21 Bert Willoughby longtime promoter of local shows sold his wrestling interests to a new group led by W. J. Cox owner of the Sportatorium. Karl Sarpotis, a former wrestler and promoter, was said to join the combine expanding the new promoters hold on the scene.
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Bert Willoughby
W. J. Cox
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Karl Sarpotis
Izoustan
Wheatley Lions Prepare Three Day Texas Tour
The Wheatley Lions basketball team plans a three day trip through Southwest Texas opening in Galveston Tuesday evening. They face Yates High in Houston Thursday night and return home Saturday after a game against Victoria.
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Houston
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Victoria
Hagen Goes West to Watch Golfers Play
Hagen, a retired golf professional, prepares for California winter tour events in El Paso. He plans to watch the two day competition and says he may enter if eligible, aiming to test the San Francisco touch play meet.
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EL Paso
Weuter
California
Walt
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