Ruling at Downs Bars Hoag Horses and Hats
Racing officials refused entries of all horses trained by W I Hoag and banned hats owned by D Leer as part of a sweeping ruling issued Monday morning at the Downs. The move, amid conditions of a soggy track and communication outages, affected Frisoa Gettin' Brea and Carrel Hail among others, with officials declining to elaborate beyond stating actions taken in the best interests of racing pending investigation.
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Charles Henry
W. I. Hoag
D. Leer
Elf Frisoa
Gettin’ Brea
Carrel Hail
Hoag
Lemer
Henry
Frisco
Tun
Texphone Company
Trouble-Chikit
Eta
Two Star Players Return to Southern Clubs After Hearings
Two Southern players Buck Chapman of the Memphis Chicks and Harry Kelley of the Atlanta Crackers were ordered to leave the Toronto club and return to their drafted clubs after Toronto’s season. Commissioner Landis acted following Reds’ protest.
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Atlanta
Jai
Toronto
Landis
Buck Chapman
Memphis Chicks
Herry Kelley
Atlanta Crackers
Cincinneti Reds
Drake Faces Grinnell In Tight Missouri Valley Showdown
Drake eyes a key Missouri Valley showdown with Grinnell after a 38 to 42 victory that pulled Grinnell into a tie atop the standings. The Bulldogs, aiming to stay in first place, host Grinnell as the conference race tightens with two weeks left.
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Des Moines
API Drake
Rick Ats
Grincel
Plongers
Grinnetl
Creigh Tae Batléedon
Grinnell
Bulldogs
Pioneers
Freeman Named San Antonio Racing Commissioner Candidate
Governor Alfred is to appoint Joe Freeman as San Antonio chairman of the state racing commission amid San Antonio business and racing circles. Freeman, known for thoroughbred interests, heads the Leisure Hour stables of his niece Arty Nowles and has long supported both saddle and racing horses. He is said to be considering the appointment with interest.
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Alfred
Joe Freeman
San Antonio
Alamo Howas
Freeman
Arty Nowles
Jong
City Majors Speeding Up Triple Headers This Week
The City Major league program features a sequence of triple headers at Jefferson gym with Magnolia's Oilers opening against Houston's Creanery at 7 30 p m. Finck's Ci gar meets St Btery's Independents while Sacred heart plays U and S Sports. The offers face Austin Magnolia Friday night as prep for the Capitol City rivalry. The league plans a Tuesday meeting at President Fred Miaiy's ABC office to discuss suspensions for Dutch Dietzel Joe Christy and Beaty Wegner for rough play.
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Magnolia
Oilers
Ted
Tust
Monarky
Jefferson Gym
Houston
Creanery
Finck
Cigar
St. Btery
Sacred Heart
U. and S
Austin Magnolia
Capitol City
Fred Miaiy
ABC
Dutch Dietzel
Joe Christy
Wrestlers Edwards and Reilly Clash in Walkathon Ring
Promoter Harry Delimen sets two two out of three bouts at Walkathon arena. Bill Edwards and Fat Reilly duel in rough-house style while Dr Karl Sarpolis debuts against Jewish grappler near Greenberg. Jack League slated to referee or wrestle amid tense postures as Sid Nabors faces League and Carl Geyer handles main event duties.
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Bill Edwards
Fat Reilly
Walkathon
Harry Delimen
Karl Sarpolis
Chicspo Grappler
Toe Greenberg
Willum
Reilly
Jack League
Wll
Edwards
Sid Nabors
Leagle
Carl Geyer
New Sei Champ Roy Mikkelsen Leads Auburn Jump Cam
Roy Mikkelsen of Auburn won the Class jumping event at a 1992 meet in Chicago in 152 and 153 feet, with Lamoine Batson of Chicago second. Hugo Guetter, Chicago, won the senior event, while Roy Bletha, 14, from Ishpeming, is noted among the competitors.
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Roy Mikkelsen
Auburn
Unite Etetes Ol
Mikkelsen
Lamoine Batson
Hugo Guetter
Tine
Roy Bletha
Ljump
Brothers of
Ishpeming
Olsf Skorgen
Crowd in Riot as Carnera Fight Is Postponed
In Rio de Janeiro on January 21 a crowd of about 23 000 packed Esthanta Stadium to watch Primo Carnera fight Ervin Kleusner. A sudden downpour forced the postponement, sparking a riot as spectators tore the ring and clashed with police. Managers blamed a miscommunication over rain checks, saying 98 percent of tickets had sold.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Fener
Tnng
Primo Carera
Ervin Kleusner
Esthanta
Otiy
Plantnese Stadium
Radda
Mili Esdot
Revel Funkers End
Local high school cagers clash in Tuesday gridiron of city leagues
Local high school basketball action spreads across the county Tuesday with Brackenridge Eagles and Sidney Lauler Vos atop the city standings in a top clash at Jefferson gym. St Henry's Hornets battle San Antonio College Rangers at Woodlawn while Alamo Heights and South San Antonio meet in a county tilt at Camp Normoyle. Central Catholics defend their Academic League title against Pearce's Foys, and more county games fill the schedule. The Monday game features Martingale's league leaders facing Jefferson Mustangs at Harlandale gym with Ray Dixon's Indians edging 31-30 in a prior tense finish.
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Chrer Crucis
Teague
ehLlire
Jefferson Gym
Brackenridge Eagles
Sidney Lauler Vos
Talits
St. Henry's Hornets
San Antonin Duninr College Rangers
Woodlawn
Hornets
Sir Anthony
Alamo Heights
Mulcy
South San Antonio
Runn
Bobcats
Camp Normoyle
Hot Wells
Somerset
Pearce
Foys
Tue Fday
Martingale
Jefferson’s Mustangs
Mie Harlandale Gym
Ray Dixons Indians
Eszier
Harry Hamilton
Mustangs
Revere
East Dixie League Expands to Eight Clubs in 1940s
East Dixie Baseball league voters in Vicksburg on Sunday approved an eight club expansion from four city circuit. Helena Ark and Cahuntus Miss joined, while Vicksburg’s bid failed. Holdovers are Pine Bluff and Florido Arkansas and Greenville Clarksdale Greengead and Jiackson Mississippi. J Alvin Gardner re elected president with Ben Gildart as vice president. A split season schedule was adopted rejecting the Shaughnessy playoffs.
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Buss
Helena
Ark
Cahuntus
Miss
East Dixie Baseball League
Elfth Loop
Vicksburg
Bettis
Pine Bluff
Florado
Arkansas
Greenville
Clarksdale
Greengead
Jiackson
Mississippi
J. Alvin Gardner
Miss Rawls Sets Two New American Breaststroke Records
Katharine Rawls of Fort Lauderdale improved American marks in women breaststroke events at a Miami Beach pool. She swam 220 yards in 3:44.6 and 440 yards in 4:44.6, cutting Agnes Geraghty’s 220 and Margaret Hoffman’s 480 records by notable margins.
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Miss Rawls
Katherine Rawls
Lauderdale
Miami Beach
Nis
Agnes Geraghty
Margaret Hoffman
Pennsylvania
Span-Am Loop Leads After Week With Bohemian Ponies
Bohemian Ponies push into Span American League lead with a 44 10 22 score at Woodlayn gym. Trojans open with a 2 point win over Ayoo Tes quintet as Mendez and Padilla anchor a sharp shooting effort with 25 points combined. Rosters list Bohemiany Diaz Mendez Padilla and Zepeda, Trojans include Ceardenss Lawzon and J. Lina.
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Mediean Ieague
Woodlayn
Brouicig
Trojans
Ohlim
Ayoo Tes
Tortola
Bohemiany
Bees Bed
Thrwerde
Reirigyts Pamir
Rui Eucanter
Viltarea
N.C
Existaz
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Padilla
Sala
Ermandez
Guarts
Zepeda
Baeras i Ee
Erat Limgr ‘Ornzen
Trojans Air Renter
Mendez
Tersarge
Ees
Eten Aaceres
Guaréa
Diaz
Detroit Gets Ox Emerson Signed for 1935
Detroit Lions announce guard Ox Emerson formerly of the University of Texas has signed to play in 1935. Treasurer Thomas notes the high offensive and defensive value and management calls Emerson the best guard in the league. Wally Weber of Michigan praises Emerson as the best guard he has seen.
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Datrote
G. Connor
Emerson
University of Texas
Detroit Mens
P.M. ‘Thomas
Lions
Wally Weber
Tinrry Kipke
University of Michigan
Tre York
Polo Final Set For Next Sunday At Breckenridge Park
Major J and Tate of the polo committee announced the Intro circuit Championship final will be played Sunday afternoon at Breckenridge Park. The match was postponed from the previous weekend due to heavy rain.
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Thenan
Newsies and Wesley House Tie In Four Overtime Periods
A four overtime clash ended 41 to 41 between the Light Newsies and Wesley House quintet Priday. Hernandez and Casares starred for the Newsies while Gamboa performed well for Wesley. Martinez listed to call for junior games.
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Light Newsies
Wesley House
Priday
Hernandez
Casares Wert O
To Renskes
Villareal
Gamboa
Westey
Newsies
Isr
Martinez
Harlows Boxing Boom At Harvard And Colgate Era
New York report notes Harlow at Harvard shaping boxing prospects with limited prior program. Burton and Reid discuss building a boxing culture, leading to Colgate producing champions like Clement Neacy and Rae Crowther, with multiple students reaching intercollegiate finals.
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Colgate
Farlow
Interscholastic League Looks Back on Best Year
In Austin on January 2 officials of the Texas Interscholastic League praised a year of clean sportsmanship in football and improved eligibility rules. An editorial in the Inter scholastic Leaguer argues for fewer confederations, notes coach salaries funded by gate receipts, and calls for reform to reduce temptation and maintain fair play.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Interscholastic League
University of Texas Bureau of Public School Interests
Bureal
Poxtall
St Marys to Join West Texas Conference Football
St Marys officials announced their second team will face Texas Mines in El Paso on October 5 completing a four school round robin with Texas Tech and Hardin Simmons. Simmons likely meets St Marys on November 9 or 11.
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Big West Texas
St. Mary's
Texas Mines
Texas ‘Tech
Hardin-Simmons
Mines
el Paso
Simmons
Mose
Bt. Marys
Texas Miles
Our Town
Rattlers
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Scranton
Ahd
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Kingsville
Rice Institute
Texas Tech
Johnny O'Brien
St. Edward's University At Austin
Towa
Texas Christian University
Abilene Chistian College
McLarnin to Stay Idle Until Summer
Vancouver bulletin reports welterweight champion Jimmy McLarnin will not fight again until summer. Promoter Jack Allen offered 15,000 to headline a bout, but manager Pop Foster said McLarnin is resting and can earn far more later, questioning the value of rushing a fight for 15,000.
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McLarnin
Vancouver
Tan
Jimmy McLarnin
Pop Foster
Fle
Foster
Jack Allen
Teee
Pop
Allamy
Lott and Stoefen Triumph in Doubles Match
Cleveland scene reports George Lott and Lecter Stoefen defeating Bilg Bil Tilden and Bosworth Vines in a lively doubles showdown. The pair won two of three sets 4-6 6-3, while Tilden won his singles match against Lott in straight sets 10-8 8-4. Vines beat Stoefen 8-4 7-5.
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Stoefen
Cleveland
Bilg
Bil Tilden
Bosworth Vines
Lwre
George Lott
Lecter Stoefen
Aively Pregram
Tilden
Big Six Basketball Conference Standings Update
Conference shows Kansas and Missouri leading the pack with Nebraska and Oklahoma midpack. Upcoming schedule features Nebraska at Kansas State in Manhattan and Kansas State at Kansas in Lawrence plus Missouri at Columbia and Denver at Nebraska as week highlights.
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Eoon
Oklahoma
Big
Kansan
Nebraska
Qol Poe Missour
Kan
State
Newbraske
Kansas State
Manhattan
Kansas
Lawrence
Town State
Missouri
Columbia
Denver
Acres State
Castillo set for 10 round main event in San Antonio
San Antonio favorite son K. Castillo headlines a 10 round main event against Johnny La Calle at Walkathon arena Tuesday night. Promoter Francis Cunningham pushes Castillo as lightweight champion of Maine after a Lewiston victory in October 1991 and notes past bouts with Paul Junior and Sammy Fuller. Cox, Castillo’s intended opponent, disputes the contract as Cunningham presses to stage Cox in San Antonio, while Wild Bi McDowell opens against Young Ben a in a separate bout.
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San Antonio
Johnny la Calle
Omaha
Walkathon
Sammy Fuller
New England
Barney Ross
Francis Cunningham
Tracy Cox
Cox
Cunningham
Madison Square Garden
New York
Wild Bi" McDowell
Jack
Dallas
Sted
Young Bena
Irate Wife Pulls Star From Game
Al Kellett star center of the Boston Celtics professional club faced arrest in a Bronx domestic relations court on a charge of abandoning his wife and daughter. He was in uniform and ready to play in Brooklyn when his wife produced the warrant and he was taken to jail for the night, leaving Boston trailing 34 to 2 in the game.
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Boston
al Kellett
P~sing
Domestis Relations
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Kellet
Unitorn
Brooklyn Jewels
Arcadie Ball
Brooklyn
Kellett
Manjagera
Hincup
Bruins
Millrose A A to showcase debuting track stars in New York
Wanamaker's Millrose A A announces a group of debuting national level athletes for the Madison Square Garden meet on February 2. Elton Brown from Pittsburgh Teachers College leads a quartet including Ken Randbach of Purdue and Don Lash of Indiana, with Carheim Johnson of Los Angeles among new entrants to metropolitan competition. Brown is a top half mile contender and 800 meter record holder, while Lash is a national cross country champion. In Boston, Ivan Fuqua Chuck Hornbostel and Don Tash of Indiana headline the Knights of Columbus meet at Barton Garden next Saturday.
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Jay
Wanamaker
Millrose A. A
America
Millrose
Madison Square Garden
Fred Schmerts
Gantca
Elton Brown
Ben Eastman
Eastman
Brown
Chuck Hornbostel
Ks Sandbech
Buller
Lesh
Tom Oliey
Tay Bears
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Noston
Jao
Ivan Fuqua
Chuck Hornbeilel
Don Tash
Tydmiler
Indiana
Knights of Columbus
Barton Garden
Cage Officials Meet in Southwest Texas District Board Session
Members of the Southwest Texas District Board of Approved Hasket Bail Officials will convene at 6 0 p m Monday at the M C A.
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Southwest
Texas
Spent Golf Open Opens with McSpaden Lead and Demaret Trails
Sacramento open sees Harold McSpaden take the lead after a 68 in the first 18 holes amid strong play from Demaret and Demaret splits. Notables including Sarazen Lacey Zimmermen and Hagen trail as windy conditions challenge the field at the 2600 dollar event. Cherokee stars receive awards in San Saba as Cherokee high school football team earns recognition.
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Kansas City
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Gallf
Municipal
Plecea
Air
Charis Lacey
Great Neck
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Portland
Ore
McSparie
Gene Sarizen
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Mian
Satu Guy
Toho Perel
Morton Mith
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Sarazen
Lalecy
Smith
Smutht
Oak Park
Hershey
Ted Torworth
Ors
Clarice Clark
Bloomfield
Sar Parks
Fittenurgh
U S Gets Half Million Acres for Game Refuges
Washington January 21 The federal government has acquired or begun proceedings to acquire 546300 acres for game refuges and wild life conservation. Darling chief of the bureau of biological survey warns of further losses from drought and hunting. Typhus control efforts in Georgia Alabama and Texas reduced disease by killing 7590000 ticks under health authorities and works progress administration cooperation. Refuge locations include Mid Lake Minnesota 10000 Wingy Swamp Maine 15000 White River Arkansas 49000 Upper Mississippi wild life refuge 1000.
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Bureau of Protegical Survey
Wallace
United States
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Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Publc Health Sertion
de Pibile Works Administration
Typhis Carrere
Nepontin
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Minn
Wingy Swamp
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Ark
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