Whitmire Snares Six Winners At Alamo Race Meet
Whitmire, a renowned handicapper, selected six winners from eight races at the Alamo Downe meeting. His picks included Hana Boy and Royal See with exacta and across the board success would have yielded significant returns. He also struck winners in the first three races and sixth at Tropical Park Miami, with several top picks finishing in money.
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Arasanat
Alamo Downe
Whitmire
Hana Boy
Royal See
Guilder
Santhard
Guy Hird
Tropical Park
Miami
San Antonio Polo Crown Final Set At Brackenridge
Sunday at 3 p.m. the San Antonio Yellowjackets face Capitol City in a Gold division polo final at Brackenridge to decide the intra-city title and determine the regional contender for the national championships. The winner will advance to a higher challenge as the season wraps.
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San Antonio
Brackenridge
Gna
Dreulhep
Ealert
Pirates announce no trade for Vaughan or Waner
Pittsburgh executive Gh tian Benswanger said the Pirates will not trade Arky Vaughan or Paul Waner. Manager Pie Traynor met Branch Rickey in St Louis to discuss a potential deal involving a catcher, but Benswanger insisted Vaughan and Waner would not be moved.
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Cksburgh
Tian Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Veice
Arky Vaughan Paw Wener
Traynor
St. Pws
Rickey
Augnan
Stephenson Wins 76 Net In Antonia Women’s Golf Meet
Ida Stephenson captured the 76 net in the Antonia Women’s Golf Association event at Brackenridge Park. B P Hemphill had low gross 39 and second low net 77 with Miss Ann Matteson posting second low gross 91. Next week the meet moves to San Antonio Country Club.
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Stephenson
Ida Stephenson
Brackenridge Park
B. P. Hemphill
Ann Matteson
San Antonio
Chubinka
L A Teams Dominate Cage Tourney Finals in City
San Antonio high school boys featured in the Brackenridge gym as quarterfinals and semifinals neared in the city basketball tournament. Local schools Brackenridge Jefferson Lech Lanier and Harlandale joined Taft Fredericksburg Hillbillies and Donna Redskins in Friday’s round with Saturday slated for consolation and final rounds. Notable players were named from Brackenridge McMahan Weslaco Donna and other teams, with commentary on close performances and standout showings.
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San Antonio
Yeas
Brackenrideg Gyn
Jefferson
Brackenridge
Lech
Lanier
Harlandale
Taft Greyhounds
Fredericksburg Hillbillies
Donna Redskins
Taft
Cegets
Tivy High
Kerrville
Eggies
Fredericksburg
Sess Sermon
Prederickshore
Gough B. L. Eaderle Hay
Nis
Pridey
Weslaco
Titser
McMahan
Vigers
Weslace
Panthers
Uke
Herold
Shadow
Shenneman
Bill Chandler
Red” Stephens
Dos' Cum" Jowers
Norman Forehand
Tivy
Woodrow Cimpion
Hans Mangold
Jimmy Hamel
Tech
Charley Waid
Yancey
Jon Stooksberry
Eldon Sargent
Donna
Charge Foster
R. Whitmills
Lytle
Sam Asher
Bari Tucker
Harlandelo
Jack Connally
Billy Speck
San Marcos
Melecio
Benavides
Charles McLeog
Pontotoc
Edwin Feuge
Clarence Pleil
Fred
Ericksburg
Lohman Gromell
Pratiny Lea
Red Fritsch and
Buck" Sullivan
Swantey
Fitzsimmons Bets on Omaha in Derby Hopeful Derby
Trainer Fitzsimmons counts on Omaha the Gallant Fox son to blaze in the Kentucky Derby. He notes the colt’s nine starts last year yielding $2200 and a near win at Aqueduct. Fitzsimmons has several two and three year olds but believes Omaha shows Derby caliber potential.
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Miami
Jat
Sanny
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Gallant Fox
Wiliam Woodward
New York Jockey Club
Pitt
Omaha
Siimedt
Iim
Quuha
Hakes
Gun
Aqueduct
Sailor Beware
Sie
Ormee
Allan Z
Ranchito Whites and Oklahoma City Win at Port Worth
Ranchito Whites led by A B Wharton Jr and Dee Childers defeated the Rides 10 to 8 at El Ranchito Folo club on a Friday afternoon. Blues players including Dr Raworth Williams and Billy Skidmore contributed. Oklahoma City’s Jake Schaeffer guided a 7 to 6 victory over the Pallas quartet with Aurey Floyd Ray Barry and Bruce Howell key performers. Dallas participants Hardy Weel Capt Bult Newman Maj Dill Long and others are listed.
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Ranchito
Oklahoma City
Port Worth
Texas
A.B. Wharton Jr
Dee Childers
Clarence Starke
Bob Lightfoot
el Ranchito Folo Club
Raworth Williams
Mirlay Zamuvl
BH. Stephents Jr
Billy Skidmore
Jake Schaeffer
Oklahows City
Pallas
Schaeffer
Autrey Floyd
Ray Barry
Bruce Howell
Local wrestling results with scattered names and scores
Fragmented report lists wrestlers and venues with mixed digits and labels. Readable items show multiple falls outcomes and scattered city and state hints, indicating a regional meet or match card.
Peters Ends Apprenticeship With Santa Anita Victory
Maurice Peters, 1934 national champion jockey, rode San Archer to win the La Dalla handicap at Santa Anita on a slow track in 1 1315. Gold Step was second and Risky Miss third. The five year old gelding owned by Best Buttons won by one length and paid 11 60, 5 20, and 3 20. Peters finishes his five pound apprentice allowance after this win.
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Los. Angeles
Maurice Peters
San Archer
Santa Anita
Paris
Ay Best Buttons
Gold Step
New Orleans
Peters
Qualifying Tests Set for U S Open Golf Championship
Qualifying rounds for the 1935 Open Championship begin Monday May 13 at 22 centers nationwide. Amateur preliminaries will follow August 2 on 24 courses. Open at Oakmont June 8 to 21. amateur at Cannery Club September 15 to 14.
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U.S
New York
United States
Fina
Simllar
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Cannery
Clever Jets
Bnitrieg
High School Coach New South Carolina Grid Boss
The South Carolina University athletic board elected Don McCallister, a Toledo high school coach, as head athletics coach, amid approval and board resistance from trustees.
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New S.C
Columbia
University of South Garolina
Wiante
Vines and Tilden Dominate in East Coast Tennis Tour
Washington D C January 12 O B i e y Tennis Tours reports show presser Vines overpowering Steffen and Davis Cup partners while Lott defeats Tilden in straight sets. The exhibition night drew about 600 fans and total gross near $6000, with Lott, Tilden, and Stoofen delivering a strong doubles display. The tour ends with strong crowd reaction and high earnings.
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Washington
B.C
O'Biiey
Custangers
Vines
Stoofen
Philadelphia
Lott
Tilden
Seth
Steffen
Mr. Tilden
Ista
He O'Bret, Ltd
George
Bill
Wesley Bradshaw Named New Cleburne Coach
Wesley Bradshaw was named the new athletic coach of Cleburne High School, succeeding Howard Parker who moved to physical education director. Bradshaw, a former Baylor University star and ex Polytechnic High coach in Fort Worth, has held a similar post the last five years.
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Cleburne
Texas
Cleburne High School
Wesley Bradshaw
Polytechnic High i Fort Worth
Bradshaw
Baylor University
Texas Frage
Howard Parker
Fight Results From The Associated Tresk Boxing Card
A messy OCR style boxing results roundup lists several bouts with outpoints and stoppages. Notable pairs include Frankie Wallace stopped in Cleveland, Lew Feldman and Joe Laule both noted with decisions in New York, and Frank Bojerski stopped in Erie. Other entries reference Ring names and venues across Chicago Boston Philadelphia and Seattle with multiple regional matches and draws.
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Tresk
Tou Ambers
Tersimer
Starry
Tublineks
Chicago
Lennar del Geni
Newrvork
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Foe Wel Kent
Hoes Kabok
Charles Zelotes
Barrinston
Pretty Hayes
John Trusso
Brie
Young Dempsey
Ashtabula
Hellswoud
Leo Teak
Gutpaintes Recrete Hansford
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tohnny Pena
York
Wolzast
Philadelphia
Spokane
Wash
Abie Tsreel
Seattle
Baer Ready to Fight Negro Star
New York January 12 Max Baer world heavyweight champion and manager Hoffman arrive in New York declaring no color line in his fights He does not deny agreeing to fight Joe Louis the Detroit contender and plans to meet Louis in September if Louis keeps pursuing the heavyweight title bid.
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New York
Max Taer
Atteei Hoffman
West
Defrald
Joe Louis
Detroit
Louis
Louis Wins Narrow Fight Despite Ragged, Much‑Disputed Bout
Joe Louis extends tally to 14 straight wins in a rough victory at Duquesne Gardens. Referee stops the final technical exchange after Louis tears into Birkie in the tenth, as crowd and officials urge more action. About 4000 spectators paid $7500 in the Pittsburgh bout.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Harts Birki
Mike
Asl
Jon
Duquesne Gardens
Louis
Birkle
Red Robinson
Gladiators
Joe
Hickie
Robinson
Leend Louis
Golf stars in Los Angeles Open field grows strong
In Hollywood California beginning today the Los Angeles Open will feature a stellar lineup led by Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen and MacDonald Smith among 28 starters. The purse totals $5000 with one winner earning $2250. Hagen teamed with Bill Frayle to win at Dakesite Country Club's amateur-prournament, posting a best card of 65.
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Pete
Frederickvhure
Sree BeCaskill
Y. Fircter
As Warneke
Oy Chandler
Ve Uartman
MaGary
O ‘Althage
Tee
Fele Baie
Peterman
Seeeeey
Gerhart
Jowérs
Pralei
Lea
Stephens
Tereneee
Holzheiner
Niga
Reid
Crowall
Erent
Owem
Carter
Crumpton
Jefferson
Britsch
Kianer
de Brown
Haymaker
Arbuckle
Wills. Garcia
Mersyn
Ibs
Vavay Harper
Frre
Chivers Bsars Dewhurst
Sullivan
Orig Ae Kerrvikte
Musly
Sneel Weslace
Mt. Tr
Para
Dears
Tener Peterson
Ainley
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Neem
Thies
Yb Smith
Kesar
Watson
We Busby
Lanier T
Ftamex
Hernanites
Rothe
Galindy
Teel
Balas
Benavides
Renmeh
Pantoter
Say Mangold
eLeot Drummond
Flanagan Ates
Holloway
Cheod
Banks
Brattison
Bronkeberry
Fresers
Sueldert
Reine ‘Tucker
San Marcos
EL Gibson Franklin
Los Angeles
Dan
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
MacDonald Smith
Hollywood
Calif
Jon
Detroit
Bill Fravtey
Dakesite Country Club
Paty
Twenty Grand Delayed Again by Weather at Santa Anita
Greentree stable scratched Twenty Grand from the Hollywood Handicap at a mile as threatening weather loomed. Trainer Bil Brannan cited heavy rain and track conditions, delaying the race for the fourth time this year. If weather clears, the 3-year-old may run today, following a promising performance in February.
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Greentree
Bil Brannan
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