Brackenridge Fagies to open city title bid against tech Bulls
Brackenridge Fagies, unbeaten in 10 battles, start the city championship campaign Tuesday night at the fofferaon gym against the Tech Bulls. Both teams feature three lettermen as Breckenridge and English teams clash in a fast, top-flight open house game with no admission.
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Chott City
Tech Bulls
Fofferaon Gym
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Gielms
Breckenridge
Tren Tees
Claud Kellum
Sidney Tanter
Prea
Brackenridge
Nemo Herrera
Thomas Jefferson
Anting
Manuel Gonzaleg
Frank Casanova
North Siders
Lanter
Mustangs
Ralize
Vokts
Tarés
Vaks
Scott
Cananova
Vok
Melecio Benavides
Voks
Erasmg Hernandez
Ed Mitchell
Jefferann
Jed
Raoul Chaps
Pat" Sullivan
Mnez
F. Meraanen
Rein
Gulinda
Shnova
Fenaviden
Sallam
Andrews
BozRess
Weiles
Tryner
Nonauinners Races New L A Feature at Adams Downs
Racing Secretary Charles F. Henry plans a nonwinners feature at Adams Downs on Thursday. Two races for four year olds and up who have not won since December 24 will offer a $400 purse with $115 to winner, $30 to second, and $25 to third, plus additional allowances.
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Adama Downs
Tip
Cwitt Cary
Itme
Central Faces St Anthony's In Open Academe League Tilt
Central meets St Anthony's in an Academic league opener at St Anthony's gym Wednesday night. Lineups feature veterans as both clubs tour lettermen amid high hopes from fans and students. Earlier Tuesday Woodlawn gym saw Adsens Junior College defeat Happy Hughes 24 to 14 with Byres scoring 21 and Michaels and Peacock contributing strong defense.
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Lampions
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St. Anthony's Gym
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Woodlawn
Adsens Junior College
Raugh
Happy” Hughes
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Ficnior College
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Eville
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Oka
Selection of Skating Squad Delays Final Olympic Picks
The skating team selection for the 1988 Berlin Olympics hangs on the 10,000 meter race this Saturday after judges delayed naming the runner up in several events. Eddie Schroeder of Chicago already earned a spot by winning the 5,000 meter race, while Delbert Lamb of Minnesota and Robert Paterson of Milwaukee are among other contenders.
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Sanity van
United States
Berlin
Eddie Schroedar
Chicago
Delbert, Lamb
Miazeo
Robert Paterson
Milwaukee
Valentine Alas
New York
Van Klaveren to Meet Azteca Next February in Mexico City
Dutch Meyers, western rep for Hep Van Klaveren, said he would accept James P. Fitten’s offer to stage a bout between Van Klaveren and Mexican welterweight champion Kiki Azteca in Mexico City on Sunday February 17.
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Azteca
Tos Angeles
Dutch Meyers
Hep van Klaveren
Dimmay MecLarnin
James P. Fitten
Mexico City
van Klaveren
Kiki Azteca
Bill Rogers Praises Notre Dame Passing Flair at Dinner
Bill Rogers urged aggressive passing to enliven football at Notre Dame's annual dinner. He credited Notre Dame and coach Knute Rockne for smart, tricky plays that excite fans and rival the nation, comparing powerhouses like Alabama. He emphasized variety over rigid formulas and praised the team's rapid improvisation.
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KKS
Will Rogers
Stoke
Notre Dame
Uto Father O'Hara
Snut Rockne
Alabama
Vines and Ellsworth Vines Beat Lott and Stoeten in Pro Tennis
Jan. 16 Wy Hig B. Tilden and Ellsworth Vines defeated Davis cup doubles heroes George M. Lott and Lester R. Stoeten 8-6 6-3. Vines extended his singles lead over Lott in a comeback 3-6 6-3 6-0 after a slow start. Les kept his edge over Lett with 4-6 6-1 8-3 victory.
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R. L
Wy Hig B. Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
George M. Lott
Lester R.stoeten
Vines
Blorfen Inticl
Brundage Awarded Sullivan Trophy
Avery Brundage of Chicago, longtime Amateur Athletic Union president and head of the American Olympic Committee, is awarded the James F. Sullivan service trophy for 1934. The memorial committee lauded him as a great leader and administrator who unified rival amateur sports factions.
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Sullivan
New York
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
James F. Sullivan
William May Gatland
Los Angeles
Midget Autos Debut At Arena With Crowded 4500 Fans
Simmy Snyder of Chicago won the 20 lap feature as midget auto racing debuted at the arena before about 4 500 fans. The purse was $10 with minor spills as drivers flipped their tiny cars.
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Louis
Jon
Simmy Snyder
Chicago
Fight Results From Algoriated Card Several Draws
A boxing card in Detroit ended with a draw between Hy the Algoriated and Ray Nanolitano. Several featherweight and lightweight bouts featured fighters from Seattle Portland Kalispell Louisbalt and San Francisco with mixed outcomes.
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Perss
Trading
Morne Sherman
Detroit
Ray Nanolitano
AL Lracklyn
Hellingham
Wash
Cleet Pavan
Louisalt
Frakie Montag
Portland
Seattle
Lord Smith
Kalispell
Mont
Prange Connelly
San
23rd Infantrymen Spill Finch Team
The Twenty third Infantry Doughboys of the Army League defeated the Fine frearmen in a hard fought midweek game. The report lists player names and scoring details across forwards, guards, and centers with multiple players contributing points.
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Twenty-third Infantry Doughboys
Army League
Twentythird Cim
Johnson
Hardin
Gilliland
Petts
Walle
Cuars Keblyecor
Te Marshall
Fneanaeh
Howall
Giver
Thyravill
Grezely
Vans
Fisk Gubys
Monsen
Mentor Warner
Yesiniere Sige Rotercexs
Werte
Po Macias Stall Breant
Sunday School Loop Tilt Ends in Blowout Victory
Alamo Methodists beat Alamo Heights Baptists 46 to 17 in a senior Sunday School league game at M A gym. The article lists lineups for both teams and mentions players such as Menzica, Weimers, Jonson, Oettinger, Hare, Schoh, Shannon, Hartmat, Crawford, Pasch, Hitafeld, Sill, and Odsan among others. Officials included Ramble and Golline.
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Alamo Methodists
Alamo Heights
Lytle Teams Win Two In Pause Between Games
Lytle boys beat Castroville 16 to something and Lytle girls won 27 to 11 as reported in local basketball play. Fisher, Castroville pivoted earlier.
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Jas
Lytle Boys
Igils
Winnies
Castroville Pivais
Pair Sharing County Lead
Harlandale Indians led by Gosch Ray Dixon and coach Hugh Jennings of South San Antonio tied for first in the County league after opening wins on Tuesday. Harlandale beat Alston Heights 37 to 36 as Tedskine scored in relief. South San Antonio edged Somerset 38 to 33 at Camp Not Merle in a rough game with forty fouls.
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Harlandale Indians
Hugh Jennings
South San Antonio
Somerset Basketeers
Camp Not
Merle
Somerset
Grimes
South Lan
Heights
Gonzales
Boyles
Mueller
Mooney
G. Tatals
Pterlangale
Williamens
Bingers Quintet Fall To Texans In Harlandale Debut
The Binger’s quintet from Harlandale opened the season with a 39 to 31 loss to the Texas Chiropractic College team in a Thursday night at the Harlandale gym. Southsiders’ stars Wick, Sotsky, and Yarborough led the scoring in a tough first outing as the visitors adjusted to the league play.
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Harlandale
Twenty-third Infantry
Texas Chiropractic Col- Ieee Tunks
Commercial League
Weir
Liv Sotsky
Cen Dasiarens Croc
Thardow
Mccartey
Viteog
Gusrds
Yarborough
Ehvinaston
Bonura Seeks Higher Pay With White Sox Standstill
Zeke Bonura, star first baseman for the Chicago White Sox, threatened to quit baseball over a rejected contract offer for 1934. Reporting from New Orleans he said he would not sign unsigned terms and did not disclose the salary offered by the White Sox.
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Bonura
Chicago
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
New Orleans
Waite
SMU Triumph Over Rice Owls in Dallas
Rice Institute lost to Southern Methodist 62 to 12 on a road trip ending in Dallas. Rice had beaten Texas Christian and lost to Arkansas along the journey, with guard Briggs scoring 16 for SMU and captain Journeau held to a single point as SMU’s defense shut down the Owl offense in the second half.
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Dan
Jimmy Kitst
Rice Institute
Basketeers
Southern Methout
Paul Briggs
Jack Gray
University of Texas Flashe
Fach
Francis
Texas
Moody
Arkansas
Jonmesy
Ace
College Station
Texas University
Texas A
M. Aggies
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Baylor
Aggies
Rice
International Clutmen Clash with Duncan Field Fliers Thursday
The International Clutmen aim to stay undefeated as they face the traveling Duncan Field Fliers in a pivotal Thursday night game at Brackenridge Arm. Both teams seek to influence second half standings with recent upgrades and a high tempo clash that could reshape the league crown race.
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Duncan Field Fliers
Brackenridge Arm
Piers
Elups
Rudy Barasas
Browns hke Park Rental Agreement Revised for Techfield Site
The San Antonio Board of Education and Lin St Louis Tirgwas of the San Antonio Misslots modified the Browns h i ke Park rental at an 8 conference. The deal, set for three years with one season left, reduces the daily rate from past two years while promising a larger stadium project for Techfield School. Art class will supply 23 lights and grounds scheduled for play by March 31 for exhibition games with the Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates.
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San Antonio
Orlucntion
Lin St Louis Tirgwas
Browns
Tech Ethool
Baseball Park
Menelet
McEvoy
Chicago White Sox
Racing Gossip and Santa Anita results in bid for riding honors
In Los Angeles racing gossip notes Bobby Watson pursues Wayne Wright for riding honors at the meeting closing today with 76 wins, while George Watson leads apprentices with 15 victories. At Santa Anita Brown Wisdom, bought back by Charles M. Pike for 1000, wins the feature race ridden by Charley Burtsinger, defeating Claremont and Careful Kitty in 1 15 2-5. Brant Wisdom pays 10.40, 3.80 and 2.00. Claremont 3.40 and 2.60. Careful Kitty 2.80.
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Wayne Wright
Eddie Arcaro
Los Angeles
Brown Wisdom
Charles M. Pike
Santa Anita Park Deer
Pike
Charley Burtsinger
Mexico Pasted QDell Champ in Sock-Target Bout
Midget Mexico won over Tony O Dell while Carlos Gavela kayoed Kid Dyson. Mike Delgado defeated Sil Rondo, Frankie Teammie beat Chick Sanches, and Carlos Gareta stopped Dyson in a technical knockout. Hart Capps edged Mike Martinez in a hard puncher’s bout, with Mike Bolgado winning the prelim. Crowd saw a full card as O Dell absorbed heavy shots and Garce claimed a late stoppage.
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Tony O'Del
Carlos Gavela
Kid “Dyson
Bast Cappe
Mike Martinns
Mike Delgada
Frankie Teeamie
Chick ‘Sanches
Doc Sia
Tony O Dell
San Francisco
Mami
Francis @uaminghany
O'Dell
Q'Del
Mins
Tony
Ad Hudkins
Kid Dyson
Carlos Gareta
Johnny Franks
Otway
Franks
Carlos
Myson
Géwr
Johnny Murrel
Garcie
Hart Capps
Dallas
Mike Martines
New Orleans
Eotion
Capps
Henry
Mike
Mike Bolgado
al Eslegondo
Chick Sanchez
Frankie Escamillo
Chick Hat
Escamila
Waldorf Welcomed at Northwestern with public reception
Evanston reports Lynn Waldorf, new Northwestern football coach, arrives to meet teammates and spend several days getting acquainted. He attends three dinners with the squad and will be guest of honor at a public reception in the university gymnasium.
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Waldorf
Evanston
Dan
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern University
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