Alt Baba Returns to Ring in Big Wrestling Night
Ali Babs the Kurdish grappler and Juan Humberto join Promoter Hare Coffman’s card next Wednesday at the Walkathan arena. Babs, who held the world heavyweight title two years ago, weighs about 205 pounds and will face a Mexican challenger. Popeye Swenson is barred from the event after a brutal finish to Hal Rumbere last week.
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Knockouts Highlight Western Union Amateur Card at International Arena
Delmar Bowers stopped Neil Chaney in one round to win the lightweight title of the Western Union Athletic Association aboard an amateur card at International arena. Other results include Kid Chocolate decisioning Eddie Garcia and Lencho kayoing Richard Garcia, with draws and KOs across bantam to middleweight bouts and a billed middleweight showdown between Chili Roll and Donald Duck.
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Delmar Bowers
Neil Chaney
Western Union Athletic Association
International Arena
Chaney
Kid Chocolate
Eddie Garcia
Young Lencho
Kayoed
Richard Garcia
Kid Chato
Kid Williams
Wesa Garcia
Kid Hernandez
Tony Walden
Kid Blendie
College Cagers Scoreboard With Mixed Results
A scrambled list of college basketball scores features Texas A and M and AL Ok Sidon, Ohio Western, and Centre College games. Notable tallies include Berea 49 over Centre 43, Texas Mines 43, Arizona Teachers 18, New Mexico 25, and Montana State 65? Colorado Mines 35.
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Jewelers take early lead in Brackenridge gym clash
The Jewelers surged to a 44-15 victory over International-Clubmen at Brackenridge gym. Omala and Valencia battled for top spots as Obriotti led with 12 points, while Salas trailed for the league. The Monier Plumbers beat New Braunfels 73-1 3 with Elieroth and Grassmuck at 16 each. Macfayden signs with Bees in Boston.
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Pritliy
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Brackenridge Gym
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Unclear text summary of mat results
Fragmented OCR note lists match results and names including Ernie Dusek Gina Vagnonne Jolie Lo and others across cities such as Omaha and Knoxville with partial scores and identities, but details are garbled and fields incomplete.
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Omahe
jNeu
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Jolie
Sworn Batssen
Jon
Io Ch Angeles
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L Dieland
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Thessaul
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Budge Wins Thrilling Set to Add to Lead in Series
The former amateur king Don Budge edged Ellsworth Vines in a dramatic five setter 4-3, 0-6, 13-11 in front of about 4500 fans. Budge, nearing professional supremacy, won his fourth victory this season in the seesaw title series, with Vines fighting aggressively but unable to match Budge’s booming forehand.
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Detroit
Don Budge
Tofay
Ellsworth Vines
California
Budge
Thei Seersaw
Seyies
Tor Wanes
Omy Huyeee
Nim
Iil Ssri
Comes in Late But Hogan Halts Oakland Open Lead
Ben Hogan of Fort Worth Texas could still threaten the Oakland open record after a late surge in the first round blind by darkness. Hogan posted a 66 to lead the field with six birdies early but faded to a 34 on the back nine, staying one stroke behind the pace.
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Texas
Golf Round Yields Amateur Lead and Notables
Eamimy Snead of West Virginia Ed Oliver of Wilmington Del and Clayton Haeter of Charlotte NC led a field with Horton Smith shooting the lone 64 aided by 31 and 32 totals. Jimmy Demaret who won the Los Angeles Open last week among a group including Bill Higgins Dick Metz Zell Eaton Charles Johnny Perelli and Mark Fry all broke par with 696 Higgins top amateur of the day.
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Eamimy Snead
West Virginia
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Clayton Haeter
Charllotte
N.C
Horton Smith
Jimmy Demaret
Bill Higgins
Oakland
Dick Metz
Zell Eaton
Charles Johnny Perelli
Mark Fry
Higgins
City League game reports from Wood Wayne Thursday night
In a muddy score page Edgar Tobin defeated Same H. Rady Peche with 14 points by Tobin and standout plays from Montez F Peche and Lebowitz. Other named players include K Gourlay, Hugall, Deckert, Lebowitz, and Beaman as the Public Ser league entries show scattered scoring and team rosters.
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Vieloes
Edgar Tobin
Same H. Rady
Tobit
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Hich
Bill Cos Signs with St. Louis Browns in Lively Debut
New Shorfoot prospect Bill Cos, a right hand pitcher, became the first St. Louis Brown to sign this season. Details on salary remained undisclosed. Cos earned one victory last year and showed potential after a late signing in St Louis on January 13.
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Bill Cos
St. Louis Brown
Cline Begins Eleventh Year as Liberty Pistol Club President
Leslie L. Cline starts his eleventh year as president of the Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club after an uncontested election at the Rio Vista banquet. Officers reelected include Maj. Bert B. Cooper as vice president, Homer M. Mathews as secretary-treasurer, and J. W. Dean as executive officer. Fred Hasdart piste named captain and A. L. Gehrels small-bore captain, with big-bore captain pending. The meeting also announced state shooting dates: small-bore Fort Worth April 92-23, big-bore Por. Mein ten Latudo May 18-21, pistol Dalles June 9210-11.
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Lively Liberty Pistol and Rife
Rio Vista
Maj
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Homer M. Mathews
J. W. Dean
Fred Hasdart Piste
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Junie
Aggies announce 1939 football schedule
Texas A and M unveils a 10 game slate highlighted by an October clash with Villanova. The team aims for a strong season despite graduation losses, with key intersectional games against Santa Clara Centenary Oklahoma A and M and others.
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Texas Christian
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Baylor
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Ark
Southern Methodist
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Houston
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Negro Basketball Team Hands 1–0 Shutout at Center
The Rotary team defeated Hammer 1 to 0 at the Community Center after Thursday night games. Johnson and Eierron led with 20 and 19 points respectively as Central Play narrowly beat St Peter Clavers late in the contest.
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Johnson
Eierron
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St. Peter Clavers
St Marys Rattlers fall after smooth ball sparks Rice comeback
In a Texas college hoops game at St Marys gym, Rice Owls used a seamed ball in the second half to overturn an 18–16 halftime deficit and beat St Marys 43–31. Starters Ken Creswell and Chico Cabriel sparked the Saints early with smooth ball play before Rice’s Frankie Carswell and Bert Selman surged.
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St. Mary's
Rattler Cagers
Daniel Baker
Dark Horse
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Rattlers
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Owls
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Garlang Taylor
Chico Cabriel
Houston
Frankie Carswell
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Million bid for Man o War rejected by Samuel D. Riddle
Hollywood and New York reports clash over a proposed 1,000,000 offer for Man o War. Samuel D. Riddle declined the bid, citing a vow to never part with the famous horse and outlining a trust plan for his progeny.
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York
Jal
Amerigage
Man O War
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Samuel D. Riddle
St. We
Iron Louis B. Mayer
Riddle
Ranner
Sire
Mary O' War
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Harry B
Scott
Tia Farm
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Javelinas defeat Daniel Baker Hillbillies 41 to 20
Kingsville report says Texas A and M College Javelinas won a second straight game over Daniel Baker Hillbillies 41 to 20. Sloppy shooting and rough floor marked the contest as Daniel Baker failed to hit a field goal in the first minute. Kloss of A and I led with six field goals and two free throws.
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Carswell
Jett Davis
Houston
San Antonio
Owls
Rattlers
Rosy” Vorpat
Witege
Texan Aggies
Daniel Baker J
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Ph Taylor
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Daniel Baker Hillbillies
Daniel Baker
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Kloss
Chuck Taylor to Show Em Coaching School at Brackenridge
Chuck Taylor a noted basketball authority and sporting goods representative will hold a coaching school for basketball coaches at Brackenridge gym Saturday night January 21 at 7 30 pm. The event is sponsored by Patchernick s and C and S sporting goods stores.
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Sporting Soods House
Brackenridge Gym
Taylor
Patchernick's
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