High School Hoopsters Double Bill At Blovingth
S.A. high school basketball teams schedule a three game double header Saturday at Fr Som Houston auditorium. Brackenridge and Kiane City meet, while Mary Avenue faces Tucker City Senguart. junior college teams also on the card. Local stars St Mieys and Gump Nar play notable opponents as the evening features multiple matchups and notable players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alun “Heights
St Miey's
San Alurcos
Che
Dluers ‘Ag
Ssuttenseuve
Box Sarena
Adelpa Dietzel
Olimpion Paints
Ganantonio Bisketball
Sear
Leporgange
Atecage
Jerry Touse
Dutch Uyleman
Lavonia
Bowling Wandiwar Keagte: Conaway Wleesric Containe
The article reports on a bowling match with multiple players and scores across teams. It notes Conaway Electris Vonmuys Brown and others, detailing frames, pins, and individual tallies, highlighting a close game with leads traded and a final push that left rivals near the 100 mark. The report mentions venues, players by name, and the ongoing season context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandivar
Conaway Wleesric
Telnatx Dnauranca
Planera Ili
Brown
Neat
Delitocne
Mary Conaway
Jade
Reoror
Uts
Oenday Ullitt
Eleener Inearancy Company
Shee Taunin Comemciat
Tandicat Tdgut
Teas Tech Tw
Fay Align
Fatied
Royeh Helt
Fori Awe Nieth
Suillmlery
Itv
Heuer Ysherson
As Alkiosun
Bse Tiveringer
Usford
Hank Thindtura
Matthews Jersey Saved In Texas Christian Museum
Matthews is honored as the greatest football star by coach Matty Bell. His jersey number 31 will be preserved in the Museum of Texas Christian University. The selection reflects his standout career with multiple all American honors and ties to the Southwest Conference.
Aggie Cadets to Meet Bell in College Station
Aggie cadets prepare for a football style presentation with the Bell College Corps as part of a TG event. The program features a pep rally led by Le Awok of Patia and includes a guest from Nebroeka Cornhuskers along with a slate of ceremonial duties at night in College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebroeka Cornhuskers
Willer
Radet
Gramician
le Awok
Pati
Isk
Une
Giran
Uy Bnenter-Oleet
Mic
Intermediates Play Two Saturday Games
Two Saturday games are slated for the intermediates with two contests listed. The schedule shows teams and locations though several words are garbled. The first game begins at 8 o clock, and the second follows at a later time at an identified venue.
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Vrrnon Siitenth
Sniremeuiy
Hotunlay
Aigal Tarnhol
Brbwren
Igelien Trotherhand
Prrnanda
Five Sen Play Sets Pitch With Help From Bobs Shoup
The reader notes a debate about a baseball or cricket pitch and the best way to prepare the field. Bob Cruickshank answers questions about weather, prep, and field maintenance. The writer cites a coach or official and mentions trainee players and potential strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cruickshank Winnde
Styriatas
Nnethsen
Dallas Fans Cheer as Beers Battle for Talent in Trade Scramble
A shattered, garbled excerpt outlines a chaotic sports page from the Dallas area, with references to team strength, possible trades, and potential lineups. It mentions Kreil Medéokia, Bal Dresfuss, and Uob Warte as executives, Milton Block, Si Ruseathud, and Mage Morse among players, and Wilbur Davis and Jeffries as possible additions. The text hints at an upcoming season, with outfield plans and a focus on talent acquisition and roster shuffles.
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Dalla
Sporting News
Kreil Medéokia
Bal Dresfuss
Uob Wartetow
Milton Block
Morse
Invield
Otter Wilbur Davis
Peliewus
Revels
Hew Nuunker
Ili Morse
Keystoun Suardinn
Bea
Huber
Mileck
Jen
Elient
Wady Jeffries
Jeffries
Rosenehel
Tanily Moore
Fight results from Associated Preps match roundup
Boxers from New York and elsewhere contested a chaotic card with outpoints and knockouts. Notable results include Hilie Blinn defeating Low Alva in California, Clyde Hon in Dallas, and Walter Ga Cinginnald earning a 3 to 0 edge for St. Louis while Bill Tang and Bill Adams also fought ten rounds to a draw in a welterweight bout.
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Chingsa
Tony Cungineri
New York
Kuvekert
Arwatiha
Hilie Blinn
Chie
Alva
Calin
Ines
Darfouun
Hook Inland
Pete Baerne
HRM
Ma, Hatpod Uted Jolany: ‘Oi, New York
Selly Rehm
Chicago
Lou Wilson
New
Caren Selinadel
Tadluayr Knevked
Ant
Walter Ga Cinginnald
St. Louie
Henry
Chilnidelwhi
Eonte
Mullin
Billy Knoyles
Hinllywood
Tiddin Gi
Minnenwolts
Fom Hamer
Shellat
Siews
Iid Franeig
Enjee
Tauck
New Oaenis
Jsoo Cook
Orlms
Evdie Watte
Memphis
Yeiny — Touchstone
Plant
Timmy Pray
Eis Deesey
Cit
Young Tampit
Koppert Curzon
Russell
T Bett
Pigels
Miss
Nortall
Young Stribling
Mucni
Gay
Clark
Th Phey
Hull
Ante Eighins Lramwel
Coun Old
Vineeuven
Bill Tang
Tacima
Bill Adams
New Orleans
Dempsey Promotes Sharkey Stribling Bout In Florida
Jack Dempsey acts as promoter for the Sharkey Stribling bout set in Florida in February. He bans three week matches by Young Stribling, with Pa Stribli shown below during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Florida
Young Stribling
Robby’s Chief Worry Lays In Garden
New Vorre, dent runier Deel Tobineur of the Trautlyn club, and an event at the View is cited. Glenn Wright is noted for a cue fit at a station, with Walter Giilied’s involvement mentioned. Mrs Wag and Lisye Winevutt are referenced in scattered lines.
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NEW Vorre
Dsc
PIT Dent Runier Deel Tobineur Ofhe
Trautlyn Tisebatl Club
Anaet
Uve
Pilohing
Elatt
Mariatdel Tx Delievead
Glenn Wright
Walter Giilied
Stribling Ring Start Aims at Free Fights Era
A Marching struggle story recalls Stribling’s early ring days as he and Miller navigate matchmaking and finances. The text covers older bouts, promoter hesitations, and the path from novice to a first prize fight, with notes on Miller’s support and the rise of heavyweight contenders.
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Atlas Bog
Bentuel
Pionslig
Jim Jeffries
Young
Biribtion
Dixie Fom
Berit
Wien
Mla
Walle Muller
Atlanta
Miller
Nivbling
Nestern
Macon
Atinta
Peartessel
Light trophy winner coming to Open golf Kenfady
Light trophy winner for the Open golf is announced with a list of contestants including Arnall Schowpiler Be D. Tlotelak Uitte Kebruudd and Thos Rogers. The 1927 Willow Springs event referenced and Saint Texoelonena names appear in this early Texas Open preludium.
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Kenfady
Texas
Arnall Schowpiler
D. Tlotelak
Uitte Kebruudd
Thos Rogers
San Antonio
Xin Willelirnes
Willow Springs
Holdink
Ariohl Hebeveter
Clark of Galveston Elected Aquatic Team Captain
Clark of Galveston, Texas, has been elected team captain for the Aggie swim squad. He has honed strokes in several meets and is regarded as a top rising swimmer for the squad’s fourth generation under coach Ford Latintic.
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Clark
Galveston
AGGIE
Biwtion
Texas
Ding
Promising Young Players Join Stunted Lineup Effort
A chaotic scribble lists players and teams in a baseball setting, highlighting promising young talent and veterans like Davey Vance and Frank Berhores. Mentions Athlatic prospects from Antone, New Haven, and Brooklyn farm at Macon, with references to pitchers, infielders, and potential comebacks amid a team overhaul and reorganizing effort.
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Dittsburgh
Wright
Alul
Shar
Ty Tig Dim Eliott
Watson Clack
Pilcher
Honora
Davey Vance
Laillg Pilcher
Lexyne
Douglas
Hhrlingit
Wills Gook
Pac
Win Ballon
St. Louis
Wip
Trawe Mulmumkee
Ras Agochines
Telaie Thielley
Antone
Kim Miehardane
New Haven
Brooklyn
Macon
Charlie Cobb Wins Kansas City Fight
Charlie Cobb of Houston defeated Spider Kelly of Kansas City in a 40 round bout in Kansas City. Cobb dominated the match, winning on points after a tough contest.
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Charlie Cobb
Kansas City
Charli Cobb
Jouston
Torna
Tast
Anwar Rion
Spider” Kelly
Nausaaity
Kan
Welt
Orweizhta
Rickard's Life History and Rise in Dawson City
Rickard and Lawrence recount Rickard's early career in Dawson City, where he built a reputation through gambling, theater games, and open air shows. Turner and Rickard established entertainment ventures marking his rise as a prominent showman, amid harsh conditions, weather, and degraded venues. The piece details his audacious promotion, eventual fame, and the chaotic, money-driven environment of frontier entertainment.
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Jack Lawrence
Willig Stack
Buck
Eitiliaattlow
Georgy Dowig
Giryln
Bern
Drake
Mossieor
Willy
Aga Vnsia
George Cerne
Golden Secrets Girla City Vow Ariontatips
Cormark
Che Carlos
Walt
Hemach Wendy Tel
Hye
Qormick
Ilain
Wien
Cormank
Cormekeltivkerl Olvin
Muien
el Flaviuls
Greg
Willioos
Hiverlé
Civete
Honda
Cormaek Amd
Vention Swans Rulning
Tomei
Ramon Torr Pugier
Mons
Patel
Weiss
Andler Vettori
Carerit
Turner
Liekard
Masesun
Hane
Lown
Tre Rickard
Tex Tucknel
Dawson
Rickard
Richard
Southwest Basketball Contender Fades in Lone Conference Meet
Southwest’s quintet faces tough rivals as they enter the conference slate. Notes mention strong performances by Texan teams, Baylor and Texas, with Virginia and Arkansas among key challengers. The article praises a standout player from Southwest and hints at heavy competition from Methodist and Christian universities as they push for top seeds. The piece reflects high hopes for a deep run but acknowledges a challenging path ahead.
Rough hockey contest ends in a tense tie
A rough hockey matchup at Kaw Melre rink ends in a tie as Mauger and players from Weir Lily champion the night. Mariners and Whitey Tumlinsen vie for bids while Mulvany Harding and others figure in the lineup.
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Lily Vhampion
Poucuts
Blas
Kaw
Unt
Wispoe Alunger
Lie Gate
Georitn
Genla Enehy Mariners
Mulvany Harding
Whitey Tumlinsen
Sivenks
Jlack Maley
Dbnizers
Jofk
Cheseu Jae
Casreon
Fetety
Tiikhutiler
Jey
Allen
Tomlinson
Harding
Mac Smith
wingsXoDrad
Shaw
Gorden
Ardiff
Toporcer Now Minor Leaguer in Alaska Scandal Tale
A garbled transcription tells of a baseball figure named Toporcer linked to a gambling dispute in Alaska. The tale includes accusations of crooked play, a money-back claim, a confrontation at a saloon, and brief mention of Dawson City, with scattered names and events reflecting a sensational, fragmentary account from a bygone era.
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S.A. High School
Main
Brackenridge
Heights
Lanier
Cela
Y. Gremn
Carleen
Arel- Weate
Pecher
Johnson
Ube
Etharae
Trevier
Abels
Emine Rive
Angie
Cloonan
Lee Foo
TCG
Matthews
Squadron 51
Artillery
Faily-Tire Sauipe
Welle
Pames
Lyedy
Hailes Tramerie
Elinis aPher Qartery
Sigs
Wndtons
Diath
Dallas
Hohann
Winnets Siew RK
Joseth Dohton
Oyenament
Hefei
Jerome Strasse
Htimmings
Ohm
Willie
Strib
Dempsey
Robby
Okeh
Stribling
Vig Dan
Gwomulers
West Weed
Ry Miles
Yenpater Amd
Wingine Wody
Wits
Jess
Aida Iy
Georgii Heavyweiel
Markey
Bisilaling
Putse
K Qitinger
Thoulield
Suermers
Rhror
Boltian Sas
Ais
Enn
Wad Poln
Feederick
Yorthase
Monipus
Fretindele
Meentehts
Amark Wow UL
Hsily Dthied
Atin Jag
Aulfielter
Aegis Ward
Mulette
Fate
Dawson City
Southwest
S.M.A
Parkers
Baylor
Dalvas
Fin
Serione
Christian University
Ponto
Rmuy
Pexiin Aegics
College Station
Vaereeus Agpies
Ana Pyer
Knasis Liniversity
Nike
Baylor Tiniversity
Waeo Tae
Surivy
Sonthet Methodist
Voxos
Ravarhicks
Areund
Torkor
Mme Saitiwust
Ros Wenly
Giants
Levils Sehoonare
Toporcer
Si. Touts
Yvorge Waporrer
St Louis Cardinals
Hay
Toe Loebester Elak
Fifey
National League
Tienieh Theis
Rochester Ely Vinny of
Ste Waly
Toa Vuis
Weagans
World Chaumfausbie Toasou
Claizy
Sober Aid
Tarver
Tommaso
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