Rainbows Draw Bye Into Finals Of Polo Tourney
Losers meet in Friday polo action as the Lucrhése cup tournament reaches finals at Miller field. Smith's Llano Rescers beat the Blues 10 7 while San Angelo defeated the Greens 12 7, with key plays by Smith and Aldwell's squad shaping the results.
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Brackenridge Park
Toledo Heidelberg Basketball Ends With Confusion
In Tiffin Ohio on Wednesday night Toledo University and Heidelberg played the score 48 to 47 in favor of Toledo. A late free throw by Willard Swihart was counted as the winning point but a re-check of the official scorebook showed it was the tying marker. Heidelberg officials said a post season figure might be considered.
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Syracuse Tops in Shutout Victories
New York report notes the Syracuse Chiefs lead the International League with 14 shutouts for the season, while Montreal grounded into 126 double plays. James Gleeson of New York led with 50 doubles and Ollie Carelegie of Buffalo hit 43 homers as top league figures across Rochester Toronto Buffalo clubs.
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Syracuse Chiefs
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James Gleeson
Newary
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Toronto
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Buffalo
Medicos and Club Tangle in Brackenridge doubleheader
The Invernationa Cibbmen meet the Second Medical Regiment in a Brackenridge gym double header tonight. Rainbow Courts faces Easley Service Station in the opener while Sam Asher and Willard Gerdes figure in early action, with Ted Calhoun seeking to break the scoring tie. Jummy Grimsinger, a veteran from the Commercial league, joins Rainbow.
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Brackenridge Gym
Rainbow Courts
Easley
Medicos
Valentiin Grocers
Ciuamen
Sam Asher
Alamo Jewel
Willard Gerdes
Ralptinw
Ami Ted Calhoun
Abvision
Rainbow Five
Jummy Grimsinger
Star Everd
Binger Drug Tears
Carrizo Springs hosts 16-team basketball tourney
Carrizo Springs hosts the second annual invitation tournament on Friday and Saturday January 2021 in the gym with 16 teams. Eagles Pass, Big Wells, Asher ton, San Felipe, Dilley, La Pryor, Del Rio, Pearsall, Caterina, Brack etville, Cotila, Camp Wood, Uvalde, Yancey and Canizo Springs vie for the crown last year won by Eagle Pass.
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Hagle Pass
Eagle Pass
Big Wells
Asherton
San Felipe
Dilley
la Pryor
del Rio
Pearsall
Caterina
Bracketville
Cotila
Camp Wood
Uvalde
Yancey
Canizo Springs
Browns May Remove Screen After Ruth Era Reflected
BT. LOUIS January. The Browns consider removing the pavilion screen that Babe Ruth helped inaugurate decades ago at Sportsman's Park. Bill DeWitt, vice president, says the device may affect home run totals and will review past records and 1939 season stats to decide. Reds adjusted Grasley Field in 1937 38 boosting homers. Browns seek similar data before acting.
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Babe Ruth Reflects on 60 Home Run Season Record
Babe Ruth, in a public chat, doubts this generation will surpass his 60 home runs in a season. He recalls rivals, his health, and the joy of the record while noting ball and pitching changes may affect future tallies. He also muses on Polo Grounds versus other parks and his desire for a managerial post someday.
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Babe
Folo
the Giants
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Polo Grounds
Brice
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Gehrig
Rome
Duke Coach Wade Criticized Over Rose Bowl Aftermath
Harold Scherwitz notes continuing debate over Wallace Wade’s conduct after Duke’s Rose Bowl loss to Southern California. Critics allege he refused a handshake with Doyle Nave and insulted him, while others defend him as the heat of the moment. Los Angeles writers are accused of unfair sensationalism in reporting.
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Duke
Southern California
Wade
California
U.S
Solid South
University of Southern California
Doyle Naver
Los Angeles
Roek
Toyle Nave
Basketball's Fiftieth Birthday Nearing This Friday
The article notes basketball will reach its 47th birthday this Friday. It traces the sport from Dr. James Naismith's 1891 invention at Springfield College to peach basket goals and quick growth. It highlights basketball's rise in organized play and high paid air missions compared to other sports.
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Texas Baseball League
San Antonio Kennel Club
John W
Rome
James Naismith
Springfield Mass
Ramblers Rally Past Humble in Narrow Victory
Randolph's Ramblers defeated Humble Oilers 40 to 34 at Ingleide field. Joe Flaniagan led with 19 points as the Ramblers earned their second win of the season. Next, they host the Bchiemer Mountainours in Randolph gym for a revenge game Saturday night.
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Flaniagan
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Filerace Lacy
Oijers
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Lhe Randolph Gym
Fijers
Beal Jester Resigns From Raine Department After Decade
The Austin Jam reports Beal Jester resigned as assistant executive secretary of the Raine department, effective April 1. The commission accepted the move and noted his shift to private business. Beal Jester’s replacement and formal announcement were discussed at the meeting.
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Lackey Shines in 28-26 Decision Over Lanier
Ray Lackey led Brackenridge Eagles to a 28-26 victory over Lanier in a hard fought city league first round game. The packed Lanier gym witnessed a tight thriller as Brackenridge seized first place with disciplined defense and precise finishing while Lanier’s box-zone pressure failed to shake the leaders.
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Ray Lackey
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Martinez
Kilgore Defeats Texas Christian Intraoral Champs 48 to 40
Kilgore College defeated Texas Christian University 48 to 40 with Kilgore forward Bayer scoring 14 points and Judy Trelson leading the Frogs with 19. The Bulldogs built a 5-5 tie to 17-11 at halftime and pulled ahead 28-26 late in the game as Tony Cardona threatened from the sidel ine before the final buzzer.
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Frogs
Judy Trelson
Yat Clifford
Davey O'Brien
Dutch Hensch
J. B. Hale
Ki Aldrich
RB. Bayer
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Jefferson
Tony Cardona
Volk
Sildcourt
Bane
Brackenridge Eagles Lead City in Temple Tournament Bid
Brackenridge Eagles, atop the city standings with three wins and no losses, earned a Temple basket ball tournament bid. They will have a first round bye and travel Saturday morning to meet its opponent, with other invited teams including Waco Cleburne Austin Belton Georgetown and Little River. The Spanish American League meets Thursday night at 8 p.m. in the YMCA with each team to send a representative.
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Mexico City
San Antonio
Tom Mather
Harold
Bill Barry
Bill Kuykendall
Gourtney Burton
Jesus Jaymen Quince
Mexico
General Quinones
A. C. Borman
Lions
Gtn
Manuel Avila Comancho
Barry Brothers
Oklahoma City
Kuykendall
Shreveport
Burton Irene Cleveland
Claud W. Kellam
Brackenridge Eagles
Temple
Brackenridge
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