St Marys and Bobcats Open Basketball Season in San Marcos
St Marys University travelers opened their basketball schedule with a 8 p.m. game against Southwest Texas State Teachers College Bobcats from San Marcos at the Fort Sam Houston auditorium. The Bobcats, coming off a win over St Eds, appear stronger this season under coach Oscar Strahan, with players Dixon Brandt Ward West Smith and others. The Trousers also host nearby Texas Military Institute later, with a packed February schedule including games in Kerrville Seguin and Kingsville as athletic director Fred Henrecer plans a February tour through Sherman, Greenville, and Fort Worth.
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European trip awaits top U S high school sprinter
Coseh Ber Brie of Tlamandal heads to Europe this summer with nine other Americans to represent the United States at the Olympic Games. Sarlandale students award him a Windsor track shawl as a token of admiration. The robe is orange with a black TE on the front. He is a standout in the 340 yard dash and is expected to shine abroad.
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Academic Hoop League Back In Running
The Academic Hoop League will resume activity next week after years of inactivity. Charter members include Bracker Sidge Main Avenue High Wesleyn Institute and Lanier Vocational School with schools like Alamo Heights Harlandale St Anthony's college and St Mary's Academy considered as entrants. The league opens Wednesday with games on Wednesdays and Fridays on arranged courts.
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Yellowjackets Fall to Brown in Polo Tilt
Fort Brown edged ahead in the opening period and held on to win 48 to 8 over the Yellowjackets in the midwinter polo tournament at the Houston Fellow. Brown dominated the second half as the visitors claimed the game.
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Roemers Keep Fine Record Un sullied After Week
City Basketball League action shows the Roemers remain unbeaten, defeating the Catholic Community Center 40s to 24. Led by Veltman and Quinn, Roemers built an 18-3 lead at halftime and stretched it in the second half. Houston Bankers also broke into the win column, trouncing Texas Chiropractors 32. Rudy Davalos and Lavan led the scoring for Houston.
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Homer Peel Marries Cameron In Texas Announcement
Homer Peel former Buff outfielder once with Houston and the Pexue Leapage recently with the Cardinals wed Miss Aulen May in a Texas ceremony. The marriage was announced Tuesday and reported from Massfield.
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Boxing Recap: Amateur and Pro Champ Hail Jackson
Fort ten arena hosts a boxing card featuring amateur and pro entries led by Hail Jackson. Notable bouts include Kilner, Clements, and the Twelfth Artillery rivals delivering decisive knockouts and close rounds in the amateur tournament.
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Newcomer Robert A. Snyder City Catcher Texas League Card
The Dallas based catcher Robert A. Snyder dominates a hazy roster of teams and leagues from Fresno to Peoria, Vancouver to Tacoma. Spanning 1895 to 1923 he is listed with measurements 6 feet 4 inches and 175 pounds, right handed, with a career across the American Association Western leagues and the Pacific Coast circuit.
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Western League clubs reveal 1928 skippers and franchise debate
Five of eight teams in the Western League will operate under new or renewed managers as the 1928 season opens. Lincoln’s franchise prospects spark a dispute over relocation to Pueblo, with Breen and Doane retaining tenure in question amid mixed owner opinions.
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iPitsfield
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Ark
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Intermediate Scores Remain Unchanged in Wide Display
The report lists players and positions with repeated intermediate scores. Key names include Kier and Savage with two points, Seale at forward, Arciniegs three, Demerstt Zepeda and Gonzales among guards, and Fontaine Dixon at centers. Substitutes Haraiss, Ciautres, Schultz referenced as in game notes.
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White waits fight orders in Mexico City
Texas welterweight contender White remains in training in Mexico City waiting for a new date to defend his title against David Velasquez after the bout was postponed when a Mexican boxer became ill.
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