Brackenridge Eagles Clash With Lanier In City Hoop Battle
Brackenridge Eagles face Lanier in a pivotal city basketball clash at Jefferson Gym as the second place race tightens. Jefferson watches as Brackenridge and Lanier duel for top city contention while Burbank and Tech fight to stay alive in the playoff chase.
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Hbrackenridge Eagles
Lanier
Woks
Jefferson Gymnasium
Jefferson
Roané-Rébin
Burbank Bulldogs
Tech Buffaloes
At & P. m. Jeffs
Som
West Siders
Joash
Red Forghhnd
Garcia
John Higginbotham
Zagletenler
Bennie Gutierrez
Tony Rivera
J' C. Braun
Tech
Smail Neé
Harry Pouke
Texas Christian College edge in league race on Tuesday
In a high school style box score amid a messy OCR, YMC ACasers defeated YMC A dormitory five 49 to 24 as forward Andy Anderson scored 23 points. In the nightcap Edgar Vobin led San Marth past Froitbank 53 to 30 with 23 points, while Wiebe added 34 for the losers.
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Texas Chirapeacin College
Y. M. GA
Andy Anderson
Chira
Durst
Edgar ‘Vobin
Froitbank
San Mart
Red Burman Heads for Louis Clash at Madison Square Garden
The article profiles Clarence Red Burman, a longtime welterweight journeyman, who finally nears the big money as he prepares to face Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden on January 31. Burman toiled years for little pay, even acting as a chauffeur to Jack Dempsey to survive, and now hopes a single win can catapult him into the income brackets once reserved for top fighters. Louis is expected to win, but Burman remains undaunted, declaring the payday worth the risk.
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Joe Louis
Rod Burman
New Jersey
Red
Louis
News Nisl
New York
Tan
Broadway
Fritzie Zlvic
Clarence
Red” Burman
Jon
Madison Square Garden
Sam
Jack Dempsey
Ture
Bracken Ridge Golf Club Hosts Women’s Handicap Event
The Bracken Ridge Park women’s golf gathering activities include a Wednesday handicap event with Braskerridge Park noted in the week’s schedule. Participants from WM and IDR regions are expected to join as weekly play continues.
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Braskerridge Park
IDR
Harlandale High School Moves to District 36 A Football
Harlandale High School transfers from District 18 A A to District 36 A for the 14 football season after league approval. Beale noted enrollment 464 places Harlandale in seven-team 36 A with Mano Indghti Ham Lanter Burbank South San Antonio and Hot Wells. The 3-4 teams will schedule games for the 14 season. The school has recent double A competition success.
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Harlandale High School
Teague
Ceding Yar
Harlandale
Beale
Istriut
Mano Indghti
Ham
Lanter
Burbank
South San Antonia
Hot Welle
Jefferson
Brackensidae
Ban Antonia Seed
Austin
Kerrville
Lareda
Hoh Myer
Stale Alited
Haundale
Central and Indians Play Central and Indians Play
Central Cattoe High schedules a game against the Harkantiale Indians at 6 pm Tuesday in the Cerro gym. Second stringers also plan a 6 pm matchup on the same day.
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Central Cattoe High
Dravkinridge
Harkantiale Indians
Cerro
Phillies Sign J. Hahlth and Wagner for 1941 Season
In Philadelphia on January 25, Connie Mack announced that Johnny Hahlth has reached terms with the A's for the 1941 season. Also under contract are pitcher Luiman Hat Us from Birmingham and catcher Hal Wagner of Palmyra. The group of players held outside the fold includes Sam Crap man as part of the ongoing roster discussions.
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Philadelphia
Ford
Johnny Hahlth
Connie Mack
Luiman Hat Us
Birmingham
Als
Hal Wagner
Palmyra
N. 2
Jtill
Sam Crapman
Reds Sign Half Their 1841 Roster Before Camp Opens
Cincinnati reports five weeks before spring training that the world champion Reds have signed about half of their 1841 roster. Center fielder Mike McCormick and six rookies filed signed papers, including southpaw hurlers Witt Guise and Bob Togan. Other new signees are shortstop Gorindo Savio and outfielders Mike Dejan Albert Mite and Frank Setary.
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Chicago Cubs
Tetroit
Indianapolis
Gorin del Savio
Mike Dejan
Albert ‘Dutch" Mite
Frank Setary
Secary
Meaumont
Birmingham
Ownby Fights Here January 29 Card Promises Tough Bouts
Young Eddie Ownby joins Tillie Here man in a six round light heavy bout on January 24 at the municipal auditorium promoter Sam Siotsky announced. Also signed are Joe Mendoza of Monterrey and Chick Sanchez in additional six round bouts. Sanchez is noted as San Antonio’s top death-weight, Mendoza a lightweight. Ramirez and Zurita from Mexico along with Nat Litfin and Frankie Waflec of Cleveland are linked to the main event scene as international contenders.
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Eddie Ownby
Tillie Hereman
Joe "Zapatero" Mendoza
Monterrey
Chick Sanchez
Municipal Auditollum
Sam Siotsky
Sanchez
San Antonio
Mendoza
Slotsky
Pense
Juan Zurita
Resalio Ramirezti
Mexico
Frankie Waflec
Cleveland
Nat Litfit
Stotsky
Ramirez
Bank Claims Two Schools Want Him
MOSCOW Idaho January W INS Dismissed Saturday as athletic director and head football coach at the University of Idaho Ted Hank already has received offers from two eastern schools, one learned.
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Bank
Moscow
Idaho
Jan
INS
University of Idaho
Ted Hank
Houston to host Texas High School Football Coaches school
Houston will host the Texas High School Football Coaches association annual coaching school from August 4 to 9 at Rice Institute. The event attracts 400 to 500 coaches yearly and features instructors such as Cluck Shaughnessy and Jess Neely with Frank Leahy also tutoring. The school, inaugurated in 1933, has moved among Texas cities, with Houston earning the 1938 through 1940 and 1939 record crowds for the fall star game.
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Wicinta Falls
lWr
Houston
Texas High School Football Coaches Association
Ted L. Jefferies
Bell
Rice Institute
Armval
Cluck Shaughnessy
Jess Neely
Rice
Frank Leahy
Hoston
Association
Athens
San Angelo
Jeffaeries
San Antonio
Dallas
Port Worth
Waco
Libbock
Alstin
Sats Af
McNeill and Kovacs Reach Florida Tennis Finals
Don McNeill of Oklahoma City and Frankie Kovacs of San Francisco advance to the Florida state tournament finals in Orlando. McNeill beat Elwood Cooke of Portland 10 8 6 3 64 and Kovacs beat Jack Sramer 5 4 6 4 7 5. Mrs. Sarah Pritrey Cooke of Portland wins the women’s singles title 6 2 6 3 over Darts Hart of Miami.
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Orlando
Fla
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Frankie Kovacs
San Proncisco
McNeill
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Kovacs
Jack Sramer
Rollins College
Frank Gurmery
Orland
Kramer
Hot Surface
Kansas City
Sarah Pritrey Cooke
Darts Hart
Miami
TMI Five Entertains San Marcos Cubs
The TMI Five hosts the San Marcos Academy Cubs for a Southwest Academe league clash at 4pm in the TME gym. Conway is doubtful after an insect hand injury, with Miller starting in his place and a lineup featuring Williams Plett Brooks Triplett and Pratho. The Cubs, a strong foe, pressed the state champions in a recent close game.
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St. Anthony's
T. M. L. Panthers
Triplett
Pratho
Cubs
Panthers
la Marcos
Voks Rise In Low-Quality Match Report
In a rough club game fragment, Bodresky led the Voks with 51 points while Castillon hit a 3 for the Maatenga. Bugtes defeated Inn Rule 47 to Keen Me Batts in last place as Silva and Alnaka added points and the Hutt lauie Rneket ball Atandites showed limited action.
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Voks
Bodresky
Frank Castillon
Tupal Silva
Sehlte
Tom Alnaka
Colorado college coach candidates to replace Potts
Colorado University officials announced two more prospects for the football coaching vacancy left by Frank Potts. Clark DeGrott of Colorado College and Johnny Mason of Colorado Mines are to be interviewed tomorrow. A successor is expected within two weeks.
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COLO
Stile
Honlder
Calo
Sculrado University
Joh
Frank Potts
Clark DeGrott
Colorado College
Johny Mason
Colorado Mines
Potts
Withi
St Marys AL Faces Randolph Ramblers In Naismith Showdown
St Marys University Rattlers, a Southwest and Lone Star league survivor, host the Randolph Ramblers of Army league at the St Marys gym. The Rattlers, fresh from beating Texas Aggies and Southwest Texas Bobcats, must execute sharp plays to challenge the Ramblers, perennial circuit champions, led by Mare shall Guest Haller Brown and Ehart. Tip-off around 7 30 p m as Latin American Sports association holds a meeting at the Mexican Christian Institute downtown.
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Sam Harshany
St. Mary's University Rattlers
Randolph Field Ramblers
St. Mary's Gymnasium
Rattlers
Texas Aggies
Southwest Texas Bobcats
Lone Star Loop
Leo Mareshall
Red” Guest
Bill Haller
L. Brown
Howard Ehart
Batter-for-the Pitcher Proposal Up for Verdict
The annual winter meeting of the state commission ers and board of directors of the National Semi Pro Baseball Congress in Chicago January 26 to 30 will decide the batter or pitcher proposal. Commissioner Slavin’s ruling on resting the pitcher while a pinch hitter bats remains controversial with league members. Ray Dutcont semi pro president says many letters prompted bringing the measure before officials. The idea, first urged by J G Taylor Spink of Sporting News, also includes extending tenure of the high commissioner and franchise growth in the United States.
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Chicago
Siowers
Ray Dutcont
Fults
Te State Commlasloery
J. G. Taylor Spink
Sporting News
Alte Lafte
San Juan
Puerto Rico
New
Mat Results By the Assnciaieil Breve Camden
Omaha defeated Yvan Renheer in a brisk match with final tally unclear.
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Assnciaieil
Camden
Dhani
Omaha
Yvan Renheer
Weromto
Pat Fraley Triumphs In Hectic Wrestling Night
Pat Fraley defeated Bill Lee in a fast opening bout as promoter George Sance staged a chaotic show. Venable and Dick Lever traded blows with Billy Edwards, while Fraley’s quick offense earned the pin in the top spot. Other results included Venable topping Lever and Lavelack over Merhert ville amid a melee-filled card.
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Pat Fraley
BI Lee
Biw Venable
Dick Lever
AM Lavelack
Merhertville
Bill Lee
Madama
George Sance
AnoWw &L Che Municipal Auditorian
Lee
Praley
Fraley
Deing Lee
Fangnan
Saroolik
Brownsville Trked Golf Club Fires
Brownsville Trked Golf Club fires Zell Eaton after payroll suspension. Manager Claud Tatonaa said Eaton, now on a winter circuit, registered from Oklahoma City before joining Brownsville. Officials verified Eaton registered near Oklahoma City, and the club had paid his salary during the winter tour.
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Brownsville
Zell Eaton
Brownsvwilce
Brownsville Country Club
Maneager
Claud Tatonaa
Oklahoma Cis
Drownsville
Linton
California
Eaton
Oklano
City
Brownsville Bones Avert Hind Raitelbutrd
Nnancea
Tip
Henry Fanka Temple aides Tulsa coach search
Tulsa officials considered Henry Fanka from Temple University as a potential head football coach. Reports mixed on contract terms as athletic committee members denied any signed agreement while Temple backfield coach stayed noncommittal amid ongoing talks.
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TULSA
Jon
Bwetm
Henry Ponska
Tvemple University
Tulsa University
Sn Fi Ae
Rake
Pict
Gavenville
Texas M High
Ray Morrison
Tempts University
noUung
Temple
Chet. Beneliel
Winder Press
Golden Hurricane
Spo. Drew
Avie Bamt
Dixie Howell
Arizona
State Teachers College of
Mret
Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Zara R. Yoomatin
Graduain
Tempe
Froka
A. Ehanen
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