Bears to Play in San Antonio Week of February 4
San Antonio football followers organize efforts to host the Chicago Bears, champions of the National Professional Football club, during the February 4 week. Bears, who routed a Pacific Coast all star squad on their last trip, are still arranging dates visiting New Orleans and San Francisco before a central game next Sunday. George Halas hinted at potential scheduling on the return trip, with star talent promised to face them, including Harrison Blafford, former Texan and West Point backfield ace.
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San Antonio
Chicago Fears
Bears
New Orleans
Marci Gres
Harrison Blafford
West Point
Playing Managers May Coach Playing Managers May Coach
CHICAGO January 11. The American League may allow four playing managers to coach from the bench when pinch hitters are needed. They can coach but may not return to the field unless a club owner agrees to the changed duties. Players listed include Mickey Cochrane Detroit Joe Cronin Washington Lew Fonseca Chicago and Enos Slaughter St Louis.
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Smiths Riders to Duel Friday and Sunday Clash
Wet grounds delayed Wednesday's match but Cec Smith, a 10 goal polo star, plans to play Friday and Sunday. A combined Infantry and Civilian team will face Smith at Pershingfield Friday, then the Artillery four meets Smith at Harbord Field Sunday. Maj. Joe Tate captains the Artillery four with Hardie Hill, Doug McNair, Gordon Cusack and Frank Dodd.
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Goa
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Oall
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Pershingfield
Crackfield Artillery
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Rube Williams
Harbord Teld
Joe
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Artillery
Hardie Hill
Doug McNair
Gordon Cusack
Frank Dodd
Bel Jewelers top Squadron in Brackenridge gym clash
In the Brackenridge high gym the Bel Jewelers defeated the 68th Squadron 17 to 7. Led by Rody Barajas the Jewelers built a decisive first-half lead as the Squadron rallied on defense in the second period but could not close the gap. Menden scored 18 for Internationals in a 44 to 32 win over Kaufmans, with Jores of Internationals adding 10.
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Trinity Hosts San Marcos Quint In Lone Star Opener
Trinity university opens its Lone Star Conference schedule with a home game against Southwest Texas State Teachers College Bobcats of San Marcos. The Tigers follow with road games at Commerce and Denton against North Texas Teachers in consecutive contests.
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Bears Edge Opponents in High Scoring Basketball Game
In Waco on January 17 the Brylar rors defeated the Southeastern AMishama Veachers of Durant 50 to 48 in a rough game. Referee Qlagy Soara called twenty seven fouls, with ten charged to the Bears. Clark O'Erman and Barnett led scoring while the game featured skewed calls and multiple ejections.
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Waco
Brylarrors
Magia
Amishama Veachers
Durant
Foula
Ty Qlagy Soara
UN Bears
Clark O'eeran
Barnett
Juniors Basketball Schedule Shifts for Local League
Sacred Heart and St Anthony's junior game postponed to Saturday night at St Anthony's court per Maryville Gill league president. Friday features First Evangelical vs San Fernando at 7, Prospect Hill Yellowjackets vs Sons of America at 5. Sunday Woodlawn hosts Sons of America vs Sacred Heart at 7 and Morales Sports against San Fernando at 8. The second game marks the start of the National division's second half.
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Maryville Gill
San Bernando
Prospect Hill Yellowjackets
Sons of America
Woodlawn
Morales Sports
San Fernando
Prairie Lea Red Aces Seek Texas Girls Basketball Games
The Prairie Lea Red Aces, after the San Antonio Razorbacks schedule, aim to play other top Texas girls teams. They defeated the Comfort Gypsies 18 15 in a hard fought Prairie Lea Moning game, highlighting regional matchups.
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Tan
Barbera Sports
San Antonio
Prairie Lea Red Aces
Texas
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Saintly Bachelor Jekislel Lath of Grodno Dies at 5 Percent
Obscure Polish figure known as the Saintly Bachelor reportedly died after decades of extreme fasting and penance. The rumor notes he fasted six days weekly, ate bread and water on Saturdays, slept on hard ground, and gave earnings to the poor while reciting the Book of Pearls. Reportedly beloved across faiths in his town.
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Poland
CLINE LEADS LIBERTY CLUB IN SHARED LEADERSHIP
L L Cline was re elected president of the Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club and longtime officer G B Scott was named vice president at a Tuesday meeting in San Antonio. A R Martin stepped down as secretary treasurer, replaced by L G Coley as secretary treasurer. J W Dean becomes executive officer and club captains include G B Scott for small bore, Dean for large bore, and J M Cline for pistol. Directors named were A Doepperwein L P Bartlett Don Nissen.
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Lone Star Bird Dog Field Trials Near Natalla
Field trials draw many from neighboring counties for the third annual Lone Star Bird Dog Association event near Natalla January 27 28 Amateur shooting dog stake draws many entries from Southwest Texas and encourages on-site participation Membership details and entry fees outlined for Bexar County hunters Amateur stake promises a $300 purse with open entries Open to members and non-members with various stakes and trophies awarded under the guidance of local officials and volunteers
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Schreiner Institute Unveils 10-Game Schedule
Schreiner Institute under Coach H G Gilshap announces a 10 game slate with potential two home games against strong college and San Antonio amateur teams. Openers feature a double header in Austin against Texas University freshmen, mounting Mountaineer squads to face Freshmen A and B.
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Wisconsin Adopts Rule on No Fouls In Boxing
Wisconsin state boxing commission approved a rule affecting the sport after a New Year bout. The card featured Mammy Slaughter versus Prank Cattagia with results cited from the event in Terre Haute and Winnipeg. On baseball news, Otty Bush of the Cubs signed a new contract and planned a trip to Dilina Texas, with details not released.
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Otty Bush
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Yorr
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Butt
Diilina
Texas
Harlandale Hi In Loop Lead In Mundane Box Score
Harlandale defeats Edison 43 to 6 and tops the league with two wins in Tuesday night games on Woodlewaiske court. Somerset, South San Antonio, and Well- Wells show varied results as box score details list players and substitutions.
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Westminster Cage Five Keeps It Up
Westminster Presbyterians continued their winning stride with a 3A-11 decision over Pritts Avenue. Prospret AN Methodists defeated Woodlawn Avenue quintet 29 to 8 in Sunday School Senior Basket Ball league games Tuesday night on the Thames def Jefferson courts.
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Pritts Avenue
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Campbell Wins Rogue Tourney at Travis Park Course
Campbell of Heniston Texas clinched the championship with a 245 score at the annual rogue tournament finishing Monday. Cecil Ray of San Antonio was runner up with 224 points. Mrs Jennie Goxprew of Missouri won the B court title with 125 points, seven more than runner up Chess Luplon of Titnais. The event drew a good crowd and was well managed by Mesata Stinson and Fisher with local firms sponsoring prizes.
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Missouri
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St Anns Parish League Triumph Over Public Service
Lefty Dull ing led Public Service to a 94 to 20 victory amid a Turaday night game at St Ann's Parish. The reported score and chaotic OCR text indicate a decisive win with Dull ing as a standout.
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Mexico Fights Through Fast Ring Card At Elks Walkathon
Midget Mexico defeated Cala mirá in a brisk six round main event on a Tuesday night card at the Elks Walkathon Avenue front. Owen Duvernay edged Ernesto Saguez in a 3 round semi, while Mike Woolsey beat Alex Jiminez in six. Chalo Ganzales and Young Benn drew in the curtain-raiser as fans witnessed a lively, bruising show with multiple knockdowns and boos for Duvernay’s break.
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Mike Woolsey
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Chalo Ganzeles
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Jefferson Star Ed Mitchell Injured in City Contest
Jefferson Star defeated Central Catholic 41 30 on Central Catholic court but may lose star forward Ed Mitchell to a sprained ankle. Coach Harry Hamilton warned Mitchell might miss Friday’s city series opener against Bidney Lanier Volts, with Philip Buskirk set to start if he cannot play. Jets also scrimmaged Westmoor Inn Friday at Brackenridge.
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Eagles Set To Open City League Series At Brackenridge
Eagles ready for the city league opener on Brackenridge court after a prior 27 to 28 scrimmage loss to Central High. Coach notes second-string players pushed early in practice as they prepare for Friday’s game against Central High.
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Bowling Ladies Ninepin Teague Triumph at San Antonio Alleys
Sloppy OCR details show Teague and Pleely-Wigely winning two games against Mulimer in a Ladies Ninepin bowling night at San Antonio alleys Tuesday. Scores appear garbled with multiple misreads but indicate individual frames and results for Piegleswingiy, Pleely-Wigely, and others.
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Edwards Draws Heavy Rival in Main Go
In the Walkathon arena Wednesday night wrestling show, Billy Edwards meets Al Sparks in the main event a heavy rivalry. The card features Loe Luttral and Corve Roche in a 45 minute time limit fall and other bouts including Hans Schultz versus Nove Jerlaten with several villains slated to appear.
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Gold Medal Planned for 1994 Texas Open Champion
A solid gold medal with a diamond will be awarded to the 1994 Texas Open golf champion at Brackeyridge Park after the tournament February 8 to 11. Harold Winters, tournament manager, announced the prize along with $750 first prize and other purses.
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