Southwest 0 Be Strong On Golf Team
A long draft lists candidates for the United States Walker Cup team from regions Pacific Coast Midwest Southwest East and South. Noted names include Lawson Little Francis Quimet Scotty Campbell Johnny Goodman Walter Emery and Maurice McGrew. The exclusive committee meets in April to finalize the nine man team with possible senior leadership for stability amid a shift toward younger players.
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Johnny Goodman
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Jack Westland
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Motorboats Offer Bargains At New York Show
A New York report notes a motorboat exhibition with a $35,000 yacht as the high end and bargains as low as $8.50 for small collapsible kayaks. Showmanship, variety, and rapid price range attract shoppers, with boats described as sleeping four and suitable for casual cruising.
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Racing on the rail as velocious rivals contend
In the first stretch turn Master Time sits on the rail alongside Boucheray as they duel with Veiled and Barbara J through the back stretch lap. Veiled gains position amid the tight pack while Barbara J also presses forward.
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Snoopy Sam Dominates Third Race and Meet Totals Rise
At the track Snoopy Sam claimed two horses in the third race while Thursday saw six more wins across Inscona. Wagers surged with the meet total at 21 claims, Apache stable spent 2000 on ten nurses, and multiple horse trades occurred including Master Time for 1009 and Ryne amuck for 1500.
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Center theatre hosts 20th Century musical expos
Fragmented OCR note mentions a center theater and a 20th Century musical event with several exhibitions and film tests. Names and precise details are unclear but indicate a showcase with multiple acts and promotional phrases.
West Holds Out for Higher Pay as Browns Star
Sam West, veteran outfielder for the St. Louis Browns, says he is holding out for a higher salary after signing a 1936 contract unsigned. He contends the deal calls for the same pay as last year and predicts better than 300 batting and 989 fielding figures next season. West notes the Grey company retail stake and his farm in Haskell County as part of his financial plan.
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Junior Conference Debut Clash At Peacock Millitary Academy
Peacock Military Academy prepared for its Bexar County Junior Conference basketball debut against Harlandale High School Class A Juniors after beating Edgewood 2 to 1 in a lineups filled game. Key players included Peacete with 20 and King with 8 points, while Harlandale faced a similar roster mix. The Harlandale B team also earned a win in the same county, defeating Harlandale B 22 to 9 with Barphal supplying nine points to set up the victory.
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King
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Grrudia
Blout Bann McCrenton
Hnala
Watkins
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St. Henry's
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Borphe
Erika
Cex Ant Riinke
Puante
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Ube Shitates
Hallendsle
Lene
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College Cagers West Trex Atholic WT 14
Davin filing t8 Cancand a.
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Aces Defeat Independents in YMCA League Clash
In YMCA league action the Aces beat the Independents 40 to 33 while Public Service edged Wam 28 to 22. Aces led wire to wire in their win. Public Service overcame a 22 point tie with a late surge in the final minutes to claim victory.
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Waterloo Baseball Funds Backed for Western League Move
Witer taqo in Westerni Waterloo Java reports the Western Weegue committee announced funds to finance two teams in the Western League. St Joseph club owner Frank ialey will transfer the team to Waterioo. Includes sale notices for ten more tracts along Carmes Christi highway.
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Brileve
St. Joseph Club
Frank Ialey
Pive
Nes Carmes Christi
Indians Rival for 1936 American League Pennant
Cleveland industry leader Alva Bradley confirms he refused 241000 offered by the New York Yankees for Earl Averill and Joe VosTFalk, signaling the Indians as a serious pennant threat. The report ties in sports betting, Texas Open gossip, and San Antonio college sports figures across a broad athletic scene.
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Joe Westfalk
Connie Mack
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Connie
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Brownsville Fishing Growth Attracts Tourism And Dredging
Brownsville expands as salt water anglers flood in from Port Isabel with new bait stands and shore fishing. First Texas coast tarpon of the year was landed in the Brownsville channel. Bids open Jan 25 for dredging a yacht basin near the turning basin to attract businesses and facilities.
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Looking for a White Hope at Madison Square Garden
New York boxing night features heavyweights with Joe Louis a rising star and Andre Lenglet making his Garden debut. Frankie Donnelly versus Jorge Breccia headlines a stacked card with Eddie Simmes and Charlie Massera also high-profile. Jock McAvoy returns for a bout against Henry Lewis as the sport aims to crown a next era heavyweight contender.
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France
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Connelly
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Garden
Eddie Simmes
Cleveland
Charlie Massera
Pittsburgh
Bob Pastor
al Delaney
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Joh Henry Lewis
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McAvoy
England
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AL McCoy
Boston
Babe Risko
Tews
Arizona
Blessed Sacrament Girls Win Sixth Straight
Blessed Sacrament extended its perfect run in the Girls' Academic League with a 59 to 9 victory over Gerard's. Maude Ellen Brite led with 25 points while Betty Mills topped Sacred Heart with 14. Gerard's defense struggled as Blessed Sacrament built a clear lead and cruised to the win.
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Volleyers travel to Fort Worth for annual invitation tourney
The San Antonio YMCA team plans to attend the annual invitation tournament in Fort Worth this Saturday. A light classified ad seeks four players for the squad, with games at Broadway and Pith Street offering half-rate pay.
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Anime General Fund
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Seale Stars In Rice Win At Baton Rouge
Mike Seale a forward from San Antonio scored 20 points to lift Rice over LSU 42 to 38 in Baton Rouge. LSU led 20 16 at halftime before Seale and Rice rallied to secure the win for the Owls in a sunlit contest.
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San Antonio
Rice
Petticoat Fever to star Myrna Lay with Robert Montgomery
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announced Myrna Lay will co star with Robert Montgomery in Petticoat Fever, a Broadway style farce adaptation of last year’s success. The film is set to begin production soon in Culver City, directed by Ab Culver.
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