Tech to Duel Lanier in City High Championship Series
Tech meets Lanier in the city high school championship double header at the Jefferson gym. Lanier, despite illness in the squad, is favored over the younger, less experienced Tech team in the opener, followed by Brackenridge versus Jefferson in the second game. The series follows last week's Brackenridge win and prior close Jefferson loss.
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Bruckentigge
Jefferson High
Jefferson Gym
Ani
Brackenridge Court
Jefferson Mustangs
Lawler
Brackenridge
Tech
Lanier
Sixty eighth Squadron Triumphs Later Rally at Brackenridge
In a hard fought tilt at Brackenridge High the Sixty-eighth Squadron limited Magnolia Mobidora to 42 22 while smothering Bil Kubricht. Internationals trailed 10 minutes in with a late rally capturing the game 32 25. Kaufman’s beat Bell Jewelers 37 29 as teams fielded mixed lineups and officials. Tentative plans call for St Edward’s freshmen to appear on Thursday with Duncan Field following league action. Magnolia Mobliers of San Antonio set to meet Austin Magnolia Majors in Austin Friday February 2 with San Antonio winning prior meetings 42 40 and 36 34 in overtime.
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Magnolia Mobidora
Bil Kubricht
Teanuc
Brarkenridge High
Duarcan
Smethert
Kaufman's
Bell Jewelers
Masnoke
Kirlin Gs
Tvraschek
Kubrich
Haycock
Collings
Hill
Klauser
Bott
Warner
Cubs
Squadron 88
Detlefs
Dozier
Forwarde- Hewent
Strock
Git Eon Varliz
Jones
Finn
Hosy
Bruce
Yeipeuards
Onklew
Rymea
Mrndoza
Mendez
Flores
Opnter
Sates
Ramirez
Trevian
O’brien
Gil
Latereen
Williams
Christy
White
Stockton
QQ Calhoun
St. Edward's University
Prash
Duncan
Curly” James
Austin
Magnolia Mobileiiers
San Antonio
Magnolia
Pair of Max's Box in West? Schmeling vs Baer May Move
New York reports a possible April bout in Los Angeles between Max Schmeling and Max Baer if Baer signs a contract offered by Los Angeles promoter Toy Dato. Schmeling on a brief visit to New York secured Baer as opponent for a 12 round match at the Olympic Auditorium, with Baltimore talks to ensure a $375,000 guarantee. Baer's recent stoppage of Gunaydin boosted his status. Schmeling plans a campaign against Steve Hamas in Philadelphia February 19.
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New York
Max Sehmelling
Max Baer
Los Angeles
California
Toy Dato
Los Angles
Deco
Schmeling
Imouteh
Baer
Olympic Auditorium
Baltimore
Hiso
Ancil Hoffman
Hoffman
Movch
Caro
Dare
Gehnyeina
Selimealne
Biome Mok
Steve
Hamas
Philadelphia
Anthony Junior B Team Defeats Mark Train Five
Anthony Junior B squad earned an easy 35 to 10 win over Mark Train five at Asthorys college court. McCarthy scored 13 for the winners while Linengs and Anthony led with strong forward play. St. Anthony’s undefeated unit next faces Edison juniors Wednesday at St. Anthony.
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Caplein
O'Donnell
Ss. Anthonys
At. Asthorys College Court
McCarthy
al Anthony
Ry Yest Oy
Se Wable
Rine
Pada
Curegran
Notun
Simonvatin
Walsh “Bursinske
Mark Train
Bos Keller
Lawrence Turwards- Treemaytsi
Eatin
Colic
Bujakes
St 4Nthony
Schedulff
Edison
St. Anthony
Bexar Ceanly
Crestholm Badgers Fall to Texas Chiro Hawks 27 10
On Cresthoma court the Crestholm Badgers were defeated by the Texas Chiro Hawks 27 to 10. The chaotic OCR text references names and places inconsistently but confirms a football style score and a home venue, with no clear standout individual details.
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Crestholm Badgers
Chiros
Texas Chiro Hawks
Wesday
Cresthola Court
Cresthulay Badgers
Aggies to Play Dec 8 Game Ons A Grid
San Antonio will likely see the Texas Aggies in a December 8 post season game at Eagle Field after Centenary’s loss on October 13. The Aggies may face LSU, Tulane, Oklahoma A&M, or Arizona, per A&M athletic council reports. Delegation led by George Smith and joined by Judge Wurzbach and others attended the College Station meeting to confirm the Centenary assignment and discuss possible opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas Aggie
Centenary
Aggies
Eagle Field
A. de M
Heaumont
Tran Kyle
Louisiana State
Tulane
Oklahoma A&m
University of Arizona
George Smith
A. d
M. Clin
College Station
W. A. Wurzbach
J. A. Dye
Louis A. Hartung
Hugh Wharton
Bob Colgiazier Jr
Harold Winters
Sports’ Association
Aggies Prep for Southwest Conference Clash Versus Baylor
Aggies train for a Memorial gym showdown with Baylor Bears this Saturday night after midterm and practice. They have two conference wins this season over SMU and Texas, and a loss to Rice. A 34 to 29 win at Austin over Texas marked the first time since 1923 the Aggies defeated the Longhorns on their court.
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Aggies
Baylor Bears
Waco
Memorial Gymnasium
Rice Owls
Southern Methodist Mustangs
University of Texas Longhorns
Cadets
Longhorns
Austin
Steers
Westmoorland Defeats Central Catholic in Court Showdown
Westmoorland reserves topple Central Catholic 34 22 on Central Court Tuesday night. Westmoorland first stringers to face San Antonio Junior College Thursday on Jefferson Court with Rees leading Bronc scorers. Jackson shines for Central as Currier and Cutterdomuter pace Westmoorland with forward depth and several substitutes listed.
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Westmoorland
Central Catholic Buttons
Central Court
Westmoorland College
San Antonio Junior College Quintes
Jefferson Court
Rees
Jack~son
Central
Linrups
Westmoorland—Bees
Currier
Cutterdomuter
Binger and
Fogekburn
Cvards
Stith
Boeje
Catholin
Jackson
Me Beearly
Blessioll
Catalani
Hutzier
Quartis
V. Catalaiti
Livelie
Schreiner Romps Over St Edward's in 37 to 23 Win
Schreiner Institute used 14 players to rout St Edward's University of Austin 37 to 23 at Rehrville Tuesday night. Pete Garcia and Egseling starred as Schreiner prepares to face the Bobcats in San Marcos Saturday.
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Schreiner
St. Edward’s Rehrville
Chreiner Institute
Edward's University of Austin
Pete Garcia
Egseling
Bobcats
San Marcos
B. Gernand Regener
Belton
Steen
Glover Garcla
Central C Team Edges San Antonio Academy In 49-Points Win
Central Gathade defeated San Antonio Academy 49 to 0 on their court. M Moynahan led with 14 points while several teammates added scoring as Central claimed a decisive Tuesday afternoon victory.
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Central C
Central Gathade
San Antonio Academy
M. Moynahan
Petta Ieeen
Sieehtlaaeke Pastner
Pgenizal Cahulle
Brackenstdige No. Ponbiiaer Nn Jefferson Chandter
The list shows players and numbers for Brackenstdige and opponents with guard and forward positions. Notable names include Milwhetl Witcow Dielaep McGury Voss Moore Salityen Mischenridge Schenenian Vidal McCaghill Wellingur Derrington Warneke Resonbuseh Abre Palmer Shaannn Groumay Up slay Masty Sreddlek Scatt Cohen Weiler Curkewe Kyiglints Murper LeMeilleur Mardin Slater Chapa Tucker Arbuckle Dewhurel Vines Maymeker Fields
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Brackenstdige No. Ponbiiaer
Jefferson 'Chandter
Hipeeeey Milwhetl Witcow
Asesyyyeee
Nicholy Voss
A. Dielaep McGury von
Crnlenas Moore
Deepy Salityen
Mischenridge mareves—Votinder
Schenenian
Vidal
Hii
McCaghill
Wellingur Its
Derrington
Warneke IL
Resonbuseh
Abre
Palmer
Shaannn
Groumay
Upslay
Masty
Sreddlek
Scatt
Cohen
Weiler
Dievwick
Curkewe
Kyiglints
Murper
Fernandes
LeMeilleur IM
Mardin
Slater
Chapa
Tucker
Arbuckle
Dewhurel
Vines
Maymeker
Fields
Sportlights on Harld Scherwitz previews 1933 season and local horse show
Notes on public interest in horses, the San Antonio Horse Show at Brackenridge Park, and plans for a municipally owned show ring with city carpenters aiding construction. Also covers Texas college sports, Rice and USC talent moves, and high school title series at Jefferson gym with Lanier bench leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Raviola
Slande Waa
Anew Association
Three-Loop To Be Revived In Midwest Baseball Plan
Davenport Iowa January 24 14 plans to revive the Three-I Baseball league after suspending operations in 1932. Nineteen cities from Indiana Illinois and Illinois were to be represented at a meeting to reorganize the league and outline the Mississ ippi Valley break. Proposals include Davenport Town Bloomington Peoria Spritig field Decatur Hoeksland Ryansville and Terre Haute with Dr C Ringan of Keokuk Ia presiding and Branch Rickey Phil Barthelme of the St Louis Cardinals and Joe E Carr to attend.
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Davenport
Iowa
Indina
Tower
Indiana
Mississippi Valley
Town
Bloomington
Peoria
Spritefield
Decatur
Hoeksland
Ilinois
Ryansville
Terre Haute
Dr. C. Ringan
Keokuk
Jows
Misissippi Valley Brealt
Rickey
Phil Bartelme
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe E. Carr
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Arizmendi Beats Filipino Opponent in Tight Bout
In Los Angeles Arizmendi weighed 128 pounds and floored Mark Ding twice but failed to stop him. The 10 round bout ended in a decision for Arizmendi as Dias appeared outmatched and struggled with poor condition. A shoes incident delayed the start while a manager adjusted gear.
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Arizmendi
Los Angeles
Baby Ariamendi
Mark Ding
Arlemendi
Jess
Dias
Athetic Commission
Pilipina
Brooklyn Dealing for Left Hander Amid Trade Talks
NEW YORK, Jan 24. News confirms Brooklyn was probing a left handed pitcher trade with another National League team. Bobby Guinn, the club’s business manager, declined to discuss details. Reports linked the Dodgers to Bill Walker and Jim Mooney for Joe Shippp third base, amid rumors of internal dissension that were denied.
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Brooklyn
New York
Brooklynes
WIS
Teay
Bobby Guinn
Parish Leaguers Meet With Jacobs
The Foristh Basket Ball league will host a meeting Wednesday night in Dr N Jacobs office Marting at oclock. WRIMSAIL WINS CONSOLATION in Weimar Jr 24. The Welmin Wildcat win is noted this week by ringing time for the consolation silver cup from the Prairie Tea tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Foristh
Basket Ball League
Dr. N. &. Jacobs
Wrimsail
Weimar, Jr
Adele
Edison Wins Hair-Raiser In Bexar County Basketball
Harlandale defeated Alamo Heights 28-15 and Bowth San Antonio beat Somerset 29-21, but Edison’s 15-24 victory over Hut Welle sparked the late thrills on the Woodlawn lake court. Hard-fought games featured Ba d a on’s 8 second-half drives and Barran’s late toss, with Grimsinger and Wigeing scoring 10 each for Harlandale and Dawson leading South San Antonio with 10 points.
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Harlandile
Alamo Heights
Bowth San Antonio
Ed Somerset
Edison
Hut Welle
Wood-lawn Lake Court
Badaon
Donald Barran
Tong
Mayein
Wigeing
Grimsinger
Harlandale
Dawson
South San Antonio
G. Sanders
Dallfren
Weems
Can
Teri Murrow
Tucker
Suby Devilviss
Grimsinzer
Gonzales
Worthington St
Peal
Kerr
Ruarda Sibe Mueller Frei
San Antonio
Ferry
Caruthers
Grimes
Anderson
Eppright_ Somerset
Vsclas
Gorsales
Hiccintotham
Beard
Clark
Kleneke
Eulaon—Hickey
Haleht
Walston
Sarran
Foslee
Sube—Marsh
York
L. Einkent
Ho Wilma
Tot Welle
Bona
Lickens
Mith
Kalter An Iawl Rhew
Marvsie Gin
Hart to Leave Dallas for Missouri University
Orville Hart 180 pound letterman of Woodrow Wilson High will depart Dallas Saturday for Columbia Missouri to enroll at the University of Missouri He is to graduate high school this week and played end on the 1923 Wilson eleven He was an outstanding football basketball and baseball player and earned All-City honors in 1933.
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Tommy Gib
Eatin
Becketeere
Eaton
Texas
Austin
Bosges
Ernie Hjertberg
Rice
Lloyd
Gregory
Houston Sports Scilbe
Hall and Brewart
Texeus
University of Southern California
Ablevich
Greenvillé
Helbing
Fort, Worth
Louisiana State
Walker
Dallas
Brilliant
Trumin Thomas
Houston
Southern California
Amumtenr Athletic Association
Ammariea Lide
Nes Bush
Chicago
Meadows
Fel Worth
Vaultar
Henshaw
Heigh
Orville Hart
Woodrow Wilson High School
Columbia
University of Missouri
Hart
Maranville Signs at Own Figure
Waller Rabbit Maranville, 42, the Braton Braye shortstop, agreed to a contract in Boston with team president Emil Fuchs after talks at the Brayes home. The deal was approved and Maranville prepared to begin his twenty third season.
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Noston
Waller
Rabbit
Maranville
Braton Braye
Brayes
Bagehall
Emil Fuchs
Wimatt
Matanville
Fuchs
Bailey's Bills Start Ruckus In Hockey
New York Jan 4 The NHL governors face a debate over who pays medical and related costs when a player is injured by an opponent. Conn Smythe of the Toronto Maple Leafs argues Boston’s Eddie Shore caused Bailey and Homer injuries and that Toronto deserves reimbursement for hospital bills and lost play. Toronto has pressed for a special meeting as Ottawa and Montreal consider the issue. Boston raised funds in a benefit game generating over $6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Hockey League
Tainy
Conny Smythe
Tronto Maple Leafs
Irvin
Ace) Baltey
Toronto
Eddie Shore
Boston
Shore
Gams
Bubley
Smythe
Maple Leafs
Bulley
Ottawa Senators
Montreal Maroons
Bailey
Reginald
Rea") Homer
Sonny Boys Lead Intermediate Loop in Week Night Action
Sonny Hots top Riverside Kats 44 to 33 in opening game on Zader court. Warriors edge Newsies 21 to 20 in second game. Red Bridge Aces fall to Lanter Junior Voices 36 to ?. Lineups feature multiple players across teams with officiating noted by Refdrew and Bramnerian.
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Sonny Boys
Sonny Hots
Nes
Riverside Kats
Zader
Warriors
Newsies
Red Bridge Aces
Lanter
Sernudes
Garela Kats
Diaz
Mayan
Seana
Zurteche
Juarez Victoria
Perez Warriors
Stazolta
Caenty
Last Cr Lefo.era
J. Vathies
Ayd Hernandes
A. Fernandez
Jueres
Martiney
T Gasarce
Ragz
M. Bats
Ramiees
Or Benavides
Regunai
Chinneva
Powe
Hue Hn
Bestia Coh
Ae Fara
Levin
J Pedrnay
Gwa
Refdrew
Bramnerian
Wsoorer
Trejo
Pepper Martins Five Wins Over Hubbell Club In City Clash
In Oklahoma City on June 4 Pepper Martins five defeated Hubbell's Independents after a 28 all tie at regulation. The Oklahoma Golds dominated the overtime 14 to 28 to seal the victory as baseball stars watched and photographers captured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
Oklahoma Golards
$100000 Handicap Promised for New Track Debut
Los Angeles January 24. The Los Angeles Turf Club announced through President Roach a $100,000 handicap race, the richest purse in horse racing, to debut in 1935. The inaugural running is planned for March at the newly built track after approval by the California horse racing commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Track
Los Angeles
Yale Hands Penn Its First Defeat In Eastern League Battle
Yale defeated Pennsylvania 35 to 28 to seize the lead in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League. A large Payne Whitney gym crowd witnessed the thrilling contest as Yale handed Penn its season’s first loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Penn
New Haven
Canadan
Pennsylvania
Payne Whitmer
Ice Hockey Awards Highlight Kansas City Champs
Kansas City Jan 24 AP The Konan Chischit team earns top honors in American Teekoy sports with captain names Lockhart and Fehr among leaders. Local high school football champions Pots Moors and Ted Fehr receive nods as Iron beam contenders enter fourth district competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanras City
Thin Eankons Trimuer
Thin Konan
Lockhart
Texas
Twa Kopharnore
Hockhart
Moors
Ted Fehr
OBrien Named New St. Edwards Coach in Austin
John O'Brien, famed Notre Dame athlete and former Fighting Irish star, is appointed athletic director and head football coach at St. Edward's University in Austin, succeeding Chevigny who joined the University of Texas. He will begin February 3 and selection of assistants will follow after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's University
Johnny O'Brien
Jack Che- Veny
Natre
Rockne
Austin
Tex
John O'Brien
Notre Dame
Reiny Yes
Shoven
Jack Chevigny
Chevigny
University of Texas
State University
Hugh O'Donnell
O'Brien
Rt.Edward's
Nowe Dame
Drum
Lee Senman
Tinais
Notre Dame Army
Knute Rockne
Los Angeles
Father O'Donnell
O'Briens
Recorders Defeat Page Hi on Court in 59 to 25 Win
The Commercial Recorders beat Nelson Page 59 to 25 Monday afternoon on the court. Fino led the Commercial with strong scoring while Dreih starred for Page with 10 points. Other listed players include Linenpa, Fine, Joe, Willie, Hance, Pare, Thavenport, Rundl, Woodcock and Trish among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders
Page Hi
Nelson Page
Fino
Dreih
Page
Recorder
Fine
Joe
Willie
Hance
Pare
Thavenport
Rundl
Woodcock
Trish
Yendy
Fom
Tony
Snorterass
Sannera Cwa Empire
Ross and Petrolle Slugfest Up for Ten Round Fight
New York January reports a scheduled ten round lightweight bout at the Bronx Coliseum pitting Barney Ross world champion against Billy Petrolle in a Christmastime fund match. Petrolle carries weight advantage near 143 pounds while Ross seeks speed and clever punching to prevail. Chicago pre-fight betting favors Petrolle seven to five, with Ross aiming to claim the upper hand in a potential title shot against welterweight champ Jimmy McLarnin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Lewin
New York
Ross
Havin
Barnex
Rosa
Chicago
Billy
Uncle Wilam
Will Rogers Shaken Up in Polo Tumble
Will Rogers the comedian polo player was shaken up in a spill during a Pacific Coast circuit match at Santa Barbara. Gerald Dempsey of the Santa Barbara team collided with Rogers, and Dempsey’s horse fell on Rogers, who took several minutes to recover as his Riviera Blues won 6 to 5 over the Reda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Santa Barbara
Calif
San
Santa Barbara Reda
Riviera Blues
Pacific Coast
Gerald Dempsey
Rogers
Riviers
Trogers
Anthony's Lads Beat Edison Boys 31 to 24
Anthony's Lads defeated Edison Boys 31 to 24 on their home court. Brown and Leenant led the Midgets scoring while York scored best for Edison, with Turney and Belo among others contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony’s Lads
Edison Boys
Skanmnongs
Halen
Tesday
Brown
Leenant
York
Nonare
Pineal Turney
Belo
Schwideee
Orcunielt
Wendel
McCulam
Edinon
Afc
Allana
Whlims
Gar
Drew
Stork
Ainkout
Jennai Af Binot
CWA Officiels
Oen
Nolon
Cyclone Ed Levens Dies From Crash At French Silvergate
Ed Levens, 33, famed speedway racer from Mitchell and Los Angeles, died from injuries after his car overturned during a race at French Silvergate Speedway. The accident occurred in California on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levens Bandingo
Calif
Cyclone Ed Levens
Mitchell
Los Angeles
Waz Ead
Academic League Girls Schedule Three Games
The Ursuline sextette will play at Gerard’s and at St. Henry’s, with game times at 4 00 pm and 8 00 pm. Bt. Joseph’s competes at Harlandale and Blessed Sacrament Academy at St. Henry’s, with three matches planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gils Acaderic Walker
Ursuline Sexiette
Gerard's
Sp. m. Bt. Joseph's
Harlandale
Blessed Sacrament Academy
St. Henry's
Schoolboy Rowe Cooks Up A Pot Luck Comeback
Detroit dispatch reports Mickey Cochrane upbeat as Schoolboy Rowe recovers from injury with a homegrown diet of greens, grits, hominy and pot likker. Rowe says the greens and dog bread helped him regain appetite and strength, fueling his spring return for the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Arkansas
Tigers
Rowe
Frank Nevin
Frank J
Eldorado
Arko
Voneims Club
Mearay Tows
Lehr
Abd Mn Navin
Doc
Ike
Tiger
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Lanier I
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Timmy Voss
Brackinridge High
Max
West
U. S
Mexico City
Kamin
JD. Wilson
Gerard
Jhoiar Confersner
Ftamio Heights
Laurel Heights
Jefferson Migi
Harold Scherwitz
RFC
FDR
Ray
Uni
Star of the
Dixie Berles
Art Zhles
American Association
Bistinenda
Rea
J. O. Loftin
Dick Brewer
Nemo Herrera
He Gant
BILLS
Vhotographers
Ern
Odea
Devel
Mon Toronin
Monital Manage
Real Chant
New Park
Amer
Sana
AnMePnairiml
Buffalo
Claveland
Winanar
Americar
Kenana City
Sr Oklahomm
Chly
Petrolle
Pat Likker
Greens
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