Spring Sign McGraw Picks Giants For Wins
New York Jan 15 The world champion John J McGraw the Giants manager predicts the club will repeat as champion if Bud Purmailer delivers as expected between seasons Si Furmale shows strong form and control McGraw believes Wander will help the staff and foresees Furmale winning 25 or 30 games if he stays in top form
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New York
Ubins
John J. McGraw
Ula
Giants
John
Jeague
Purdue Tops Big Ten Race in Tight Conference Fight
Purdue remained in the race for first place after a 47 38 victory at Bloomington over Indiana as Wisconsin beat Northwestern 30 26 and Iowa edged Minnesota 39 38. Northwestern hit a 32 25 win over Ohio State while Wisconsin defeated Michigan 34 23.
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Chicago
Purdue Basketball Temmers
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Columbus
Michipat
Northwestern
Evansih
Purdue
Gators
Roosters
Bloomington
Town
Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Northwestern Bolt
Ilness
Ohio State
Michigan
Badgers
Iows
Backwestern
Taois
Presbyterians Rally For Second Half Victory On Lanier Court
Presbyterians sparked the second half to chase victory on Lanier court with a 33 to 14 win over Trinity Methodist in the feature game. The Wesley Eagles led 36 to 18 in the other main match, while Neighborly Service from Prosmert Hill Methodists closed the evening with a win.
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Presbyterians
Besket Bell
Lanier Court
Trinity Methanisé
Wesley Eagls
Prosmert Hill Methodists
Werber
Texas Open Promises Star Field At Brackenridge Park
Pro golf in San Antonio plans a revival of the Texas Open with 27 top professionals including Leo Diegel and Walter Hagen’s group set to play at Brackenridge park February 4, 10 and 11. Harold Winters will manage the event, with Hagen likely joining the winter tour and Florida dates to follow.
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Bol Harlow
Astociailon of America
Inday
I¢ Brackenridge Park
Harold Winters
Ban Antonio Sports Association
Harlow
San Antonio
Leo Diegel
We Pingare
Brathenridge Park
Barlow
Walter Hagen
Business Assiultes
Detroit
Yexan
Florida
Amantic Coast
Tor
Diegel
Bill Schwarts
Harry Cooper
Chatley Gueat
Joe Eirkwond
Victor Gherzi
Archie Hambrick
Julius Ackerbroam
Abe Atd A Espinosa
Ralph Guldahl
Henry Glue
Joan Parc
Dick Metz
Frank Walsh
Horton Smith
Dodh Dawson
P. O. Hart
Craig Wand
Ky Laff
Unusual Family Group Ban in San Francisco Open Golf Championship
In San Francisco, Tom Creavy of Albany N Y and Jimmy Thomson of Laig Beach Calif matched shots in the 3 hole finals of the open golf championship. G A Chinpin won the final round 4 and 2 over Inhin Rog es. Denver is Suda Shenote, semi finals, with a 3 win over another competitor.
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Ban Francisco
Van
iFi
Tom Creavy
Albany
N.Y
Jimmy Thomson
Laig Beach
Calif
San Francisco
G. A. Chinpinn
Inhin Roges
Denver
Suda Shenote
Tho User
Lonpes
Virginia Fighters Defeat Harvard in Boxing Showdown
Virginia Cavaliers edge Harvard in a 13th straight win in UVARL boxing, with Eugene Houritan stopping Harvard’s Mona in 46 seconds of the first round for the heavyweight TKO. Harvard wins two of eight decisions, Peter Ward in lightweight and Philip Hines in middleweight with early third-round knockouts.
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Ubarlac Spv
UBT
University of Virelnia
Saulviern
Harvard
Une Covnlers
Eugene Houritan
Cavaller
Wie
Simmona
Hangiig
Edward Brockman
Peter Ward
Philip Hines
Conrad's 21 Points Lead St Henry's Win Over Lytle
Conrad scored 21 as St Henry's defeated Lytle on the home court. The St Henry squad pulled away late in the game, with teammates Teaw fee and Geale contributing in a hard fought 29018 victory on Friday.
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Itatina Calle
Nickel
Mehart O'Leary
Peay
Eagles Scrimmage Westmoorland Five Gowdh Cloud Kellam Brackenridge
Eagles face Westmoorland Bronchos in a 4 o clock Monday scrimmage at Brackenridge court. Team plans practice Wednesday night and prepares for Centen opponent Sathalle Buttens who selected Ergiea task week.
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Westmoorland
Kellam
Brackenidge
St Ann's Battles Tech Five Monday Night in Central Series
St Ann's five, led by Payinh Jeagne, clashed with Tech cagers Monday at Brooks Field North. Brooks field team, fresh from Monterey, rebounded from a wire game swing, with scores 4a-33 92-90 and 42-41 across Thursday Friday and Saturday nights.
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St. Ann's
Tech
Payinh Jeagne
Tert
Clin Ban
Tonto Tech
Brooks Field
Monterey
Max Jom Olty
Oores
St Patrick’s Five in Two Wins in Parish League
St Patrick’s squad won two league games on a parish league Saturday at Central Catholic. They edged St Ann’s 33-42 for the first-half title before beating St Gerard’s 44-15 in the second half to clinch the championship. Mitchell led scorers with 34 points in the title game and Kramer added 11 for St Patrick’s.
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St. Falrirk
Ian
St. Anns
St. Gerard's Rampers
St. Mary's
Sacréd Heart
Lee
John Kramer
St Fatrick's
St Ann’s
Kramer
Mitchell
Flyns
Iead St. Mary's
Sacred Heart Bushell
Sacred Hivars
Hosp
Gaytola
St. Patrick'’s
Michell
Yash rEmei
Carrot
Funrtlg Yma
Ann'7
Rivlin
Obrien
Pace
Soint
SubePournier
Narehel
Its
Cage Officials Set Final Examinations Monday Night
Southwest Texas Boat M Approved Basket Ball Ol lists members who have not taken their examinations. They are to attend a meeting at 7 o'clock Monday night in the army room of the Ginter hotel.
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Southwest Texas
Ollistala
Army
Ginter
Ice Hockey Schedule From Weekend Robbery and Playoffs
Fragmented OCR lists hockey matchups and dates across teams including New York Americans Windsor Canadian Avalon Haven Oklahoma Tulsa and Titan Albany with January dates. It notes no games on January 22 and mentions a few venues such as Oklahoma City and Okinawa City amidst a noisy record.
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Kanmonily Oklahama 'Eh Tela
Tulsa
Tansi Ng
Janay Pena
Manana
Titan
Tinley Ania
St Lane
Bamana Clinane Dilan
Tantings
Okinawa Cliy
Loi Hay
Boxer Dies Of Pre-fight Accident In Mexico
Tampico reports boxer Tuan Arzmendi died not from the blow that knocked him into the ring but from a head injury suffered several hours earlier. Physicians said blood clots formed about 12 hours before the bout with Julia Villagran. Police say the boxer was struck by a speeding car Friday. driver is being sought.
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Tampico
Tuan Arzmendi
Buhy
Arixmendi
Julia Villagran
Juan
Frias Mendi
Magnolia team from Austin meets L A quint and Kaufman’s at Kelly Field
Magnolia Mobiloists and Magnolia Quint of Austin clash in the Commercial league at Kelly Field with Kaufman’s of Lhe division facing the Flying Cadets. The Austin Magnolia beat Austin 42 40 in an earlier early season game after three overtime periods with George O'Brien and Andy Andrew assisting.
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Brackenridge High Court
Magnolia
Magnolia Quint
Austin
Kaufman
Lhe Commercial League
Kelly Field Flying Cadets
San Antonio
Koifman
George O'Brien
Andy Andrew
Kats and Yellowjackets clash in junior basketball derby
Riverside Kats and Morales Sports triumphed Saturday evening at Woodlawn Gym. Kats defeated Yellowjackets 94 to 29 while Morales Sports beat Recorders 38 to Lineups list players from San Antonio to Nashville entries and two medical notes: Dressen recovering after transfusion support.
Brooklyn Star Anticipates Cox Record Attempt
Willy Cox aims to extend his string of feats in Thomson's play, challenging a prior mark. The Brooklyn team looks for a repeat performance after earlier matches showcased Cox's standout display, even outshining Creavy's efforts.
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Willy Cox
Brooklyn Star
Thomson
Creavy
Summers Wins in Squash Racquets Championship
In Philadelphia on January 15 Jack Bummers of Bision aged 40 captured the national professional Squash Racquets title. Defending champion Johnny Ssillinn of Ry o, N.Y. defaulted the decisive game after a snot injury ended his bid. Suitmerk of MIT, former champion in 1991 and 1992, trailed early but faced injury setbacks as Skilman’s tendons weakened.
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Summers
Philadelphia
Jack Bummers
Bision
Skilman
Uable
Dusty Cooke Nicknamed by Dirt Road Memory
Allan Cooke Beaton American mentored a semi pro outfielder in Dullam after high school. Upon a dusty trip returning to Durham, a friend called him Dusty Cooke, a nickname that stuck for life, reflecting the rough road and camaraderie of early baseball days.
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Red Sox
Allan Cooke
Beaton American
Dusty
Allan
Dullam
Durham
Eigen
Dusty Cooke
Dusty" Cooke
Auto Crash Injures Jack Quinn and Others
A January auto accident damaged a vehicle driven by Jack Quinn, a major league pitcher, leaving him with non serious injuries and concurrent injuries to his wife and several relatives. Quinn, now a free agent, was rumored to be negotiating in the Pacific Coast League.
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Jack Quinn
Ada
Obin
Jan
Suni
Mars
Compmisons
Guinn
Archery Club Holds Buclny Meet at San Pedro Park
San Antonio Archery Club hosted a Buclny target shoot at San Pedro Park with 278 arrows by Archery S.H. Cable securing the win. Lloyd Bedwarks H tallied 267, while Florence Skin Ter placed second with 400. Nelson’s 386 led the clout event. Ribett Wheeler scored 274 in the slot target. Next Sunday a junior elimination match will determine a youth finalist for the championship.
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S.H. Cable
San Antonio
San Pedro Park
Lloyd Bedwarks
WB. Thrasher
W. &. Nelson
Nelson
Florence Skin Ter
Ribett Wheeler
San Pedro
Jon Luce
Muria Mentanonr Arettis
Wheelty
Smith Leads Infantry In Polo Exhibition At Austin
Cecil Smith stars for Pershing field squad sending 14 goals as San Antonio polo fans watch. J B Gilmore Tom Mather and Rube Williams support Infantry four against the Austin Sea's team with Smith moving into top form and Mather rising in national rankings. Captain Coulter leads Infantry with two goals as Cruly and Groesinger contribute in a high scoring display amid handicap rules and local field conditions.
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United Staties. Polo Association
Cecil Smith
Pershing Field Gundyitier- Neon
Austin Sea
Everston
H. K
Couiter
San Antonio
San
Ton Mather
J. B
Gilmore
Mathes
Coulter
Infantry
W. H. Cruly
Alhee Totonny Larker
Austin
Don Groes- Singer
Maj
JM. Watson
aPaaz
Watson
Angis
Allandicap
Cay
Bransincer
Sh Chulker
Ted Valet
Cait Uawloras
Perry Winkieng
International XI Triumphs Over Monterey in San Ferro Clash
A weakened Monterey team led by captain Viesca faced the Internationals at San Ferro Park. Karl Pret and Wesford powered Revess & Gortha Roy Dubitzky's eleven to a dominant 8 to 0 victory as Monterey fought valiantly despite Viesca’s injury and a ruptured tendon and dislocated ankle sidelining him after a key moment.
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Gyro Monterey
Soeter
Aulilt
Hi Sunday
San Ferro Park
Karl Pret
Willer Peckimm
Ernie Hall
Wesford
Eseh
Revess & Gort
Roy Dubitzky
Vie Story
Monterey
Inime
Viesca
Jackets Rally Past Fort Sam Houston Five For College Win
St Anthony's Yellowjackets erased a 19-16 halftime deficit to beat Transport from Fort Sam Houston 35-33 on their college court Sunday. Leaders included Berner, Dohnell, and Lubel while Transport’s German and Thontazon added double figures. St. Anthony's reserves also lost 34-18 to YM G A league rivals.
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St. Anthony's College
Ruyris
Av Iw
Eby
Walsh
Hobe Molon Transport
Howre
Drache
Cen
Tert Pepram
Thontazon
Ruarday Dudes
Thomas
Suse Ate Telingon
Omnire One
Marpty
Korbu
Arthur Senamng
Leo Lubel
Young People's League
YM. G. A
St. Anthony's
Tive
St. Anthony's Court
Crnter
Lineps
Veuve Peonlu
Kaidox
AW Tandy
Youn OU
Fenler
Potunaky
Schaviack
Euards
Arholter
Kamragy
Anthonys Satewakl
Rly AM
Walnli
Centr Fischer
Ayatda
Suns
Jooks
Weimar High School Gym Plans Announced by City Engineer
Plans for a new high school gymnasium in Weimar were tentatively announced by Bent Pahrenthald, the city engineer. Preliminary sketches and cost estimates are being drawn up, with formal proposals expected next year.
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Weadian
Van
Weimar
Eymansium
Nex
Weimar Wildcats Triumph in Home Tilt Over Yoakum Bulldogs
Weimar coach Wall guided his Wildcats to a 29 to 0 victory over the Yoakum Bulldogs. The game featured standout performances from AIT and Fal Shatin as Weimar increased its win streak in the district tilt.
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Weimar
Wall
Wildcat
Ait
Fal Shatin
Conch Winchester
Yoakum Bulldogs
California Ski Jumps Draw 45,000
Berkeley crowds watched a ski jumping event amid heavy snow and windy conditions as IENS Ray Mikkelson showcased a remarkable 125 foot jump, surpassing prior distances and drawing thousands to the Sierra setting near the University of California campus.
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California
Berkeley
Calil
IENS
Ray Mikkelson
Enrmman
Ady IL Ik
Blonshin
Sierras
GNC
DePalma Restored to AAA Ranks After Suspension
Washington January 15 Ralph DePalma veteran of hundreds of major speedway races has been reinstated by the American Automobile Association contest board after a year's suspension for participation in an unsanctioned durability test. The board's action follows a policy of not tolerating drivers in tests outside AAA supervision. DePalma said he would compete in the 1834 race at Indianapolis on Memorial Day.
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Washington, D.C
Ralph DePalma
American Automobile Association
DeEalma
DePalma
T. E. Altes
Gavering
Wile Rating
Howard Wale
aimer= Jean Autonobile association
Wicely
Indianapolis
Girls League Sextets Play To Games At Woodlawn Gym
Monday night schedule for the Girls League at Woodlawn Lake Gym lists Lauterstain and Moralms facing off at 7 30 and Barrera against Stait Hospital sextets at 9. Also planned are Will Bar versus Mores and an exhibition between the Comiare Gypsies. The evening wraps with a finale between State Hospital and Lautorsicly's.
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Woodlawn Lake
Lauterstain
Moralms
Barrera and
Stait Hospital
Comiare Gypsies Inn
Qvening
State Hospital
Lautorsicly
Intermediates Get Going at Lanier Court
Intermediates basketball opens Monday night at Lanier court with Riverside Macs tangling Central Baptist and Red Hyrax facing Watrios Audeli club as CWA directors confirm the lineup. The Lipie Dill contest starts the program, with MLC A at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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Blaney Lanier Canoo
Lanier Atudents
Dunioy Voks
Sons of America
Lipie Dill
Riverside Macs
Hyidce
Watvios Audeli Club
Unece
CWA
Styrleven Triumph Delivers Narrow Cup Victory
In a national cup match final, Styrleven defeated Minit Rules by a close margin before 1960 fans. The upset, delivered by a late surge, followed a steady buildup through the tournament as Weir de Give kept pace throughout.
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ST. Cass
Smn
Bowlers Excel in Southwestern Dowling Tournament Preview
The article details a bowling league season with the Vannll Bakers and other teams competing for second, highlights top scorers like Bybee Harkin and Charles Tren, and notes entries for a Southwest bowling tourney starting February with 18 teams, prize money, and event logistics. It mentions standings, individual scores including 320 by Bybee Harkin, 285 by Neal WHR, and other high marks, plus team rosters and scheduling for Eaton, Fort Worth, and San Antonio venues.
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ELMS
Bakers Luck
Werk
Biening
Trowtor
Ehigaul
Feaure
Pam
Wie
Kispener Grocers Wity
Evervone
Twal Five Pine
Harry
Aviv Tan
Tendhi
Seéonil Neal
Charles Tren
Marlin Payne
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Coul Luthy
Klaenes
Nest Gynek Tausdar
Stanaines & UR
Riewers
Aeennanyt
Wevel
M” Payne
Klaerney
Charles Wieck
San Anlonio
Waen
Wiohils
Melis
EL Pasa
Okinbaia
Kansas
el Louis
Wedala
Albovens
Lenzun Ionia Vnal
Pee Juz Nee
Marlin
Capl
Eyharn
Heidebee
Mouben Schacter
Gentes Iuen
Beec
Bill Kine
Laver
Marr Nise
Lave Meinars
Dick Rein
Pioneer Mour Mill Co
Fy Rosenberg
Neyo Aleniy
M.shill
AL al Sin Antoniy
Pavart Nada
Aew
Lens
Wi Avermpe
TNS
Sin Flax
Claas
Thuco
AL Teniax
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Buack") Hutcheson
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