Brackenridge Ups Main Avenue In San Antonio Cage Battle
In Fort Sam Houston gym Brackenridge High School edged Main Avenue 32 31 as Rudy Juvenalos and Walter Howl led the Eagles in a tightly played series opener. Flores sparked Main Avenue with sensational shots while Brackenridge overcame a late Crimson rally to claim the win and set a District meet chance in San Marcos February 19.
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Gayle Talbot
Brackenridge High School
Main Avenue
Fort Sam Houston
Brackenridge
San Marcos
Nest
The
Purple
Crimson
Buster” Yantis
Main
San Antonio
Iridge
Crimsons
Flores
Davalos
Rival College Girls Basketball Clash on Normoxle Court
Last season's strong contenders Draughon's Business College and Tuc catnate Word College meet again in a College Girls Basketball league game on the top Normoxle court. Tip-off is 9 o'clock with Veanghen's and Tavs oe Ward noted for a prior battle, Ward emerging victor in a three game series. Two games will be played at Camp Normoste Friday night, shaping Teague title favorites.
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Draughon's Business College
Tuccatnate Word College
Veanghen's
Tavs Oe Ward
Incatinate Ward
Fray
Tly Teague
Camp Normoste
The Campbells Are Coming in Golf Pro Era
A lively portrait of golf’s international mix as Scots and Latins enter the pro ranks. Noting Gene Sarazen, Joe Tunissa, Anthony Manero, Victor D Alberto and others, the piece surveys talent from Scotland to the Americas and hints at looming shifts in golf dominance. If Bobby Cruickshank wins the Texas Open, the piece may be revised.
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Scotland
Gene Sarazen
Joe Tunissa
Anil
Anthony Manero
Victor D’alberto
Bobby Cruickshank
College Basketball Score Summary from McMurrs and Dewell
Daniel Baker scored 26 and McMurrs 23 for Missouri Valley College in an 81 30 defeat by Drake Iowa State. Manhattan posted 22 as the list shows varied player tallies in a rough scorecard.
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Daniel Baker
McMurrs
Missouri Valley College
William Dewel
Drake Lowa State
Manhattan
Wilcox Wins When Wrestlers Fight to Settle Dispute
In Kansas City on January 27 A Joly o Firpe Wilcox, ex Oklahoma University football player, knocked out Nick Catalina of Chicago in the third round of a ten round bout. Both men are heavyweight wrestlers who fought to settle a prior dispute. Referee halted the fight as they slugged after renewal in the dressing room. Wilcox’s youth and power overwhelmed Catalina despite some boxing shown. The bell had spared Catalina from a knockout in round two before Wilcox finished him in the opening moments of round three with a sweeping right.
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Joly O Firpe
Wilees
Oklahoma University
Nick Catalina
Chicago
Wilcox
Catalina
Santa Mo Dan
Vna
Viluos
Chica
Firpo
Gutaling
Rawlings Goes to Columbus in Reds Move
Cincinnati Reds president Herrmann moved to bolster Columbus by signing Johnny Rawlings, veteran NL infielder, who had been released unconditionally by Pittsburgh. The Columbus association is owned by Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
Columbus American Associations
Cincinnati Club
Johnny Trawlings
Rawlings
Pittsburgh
Pampas to Battle Jackson at Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston hosts a six bout card Thursday night featuring Bobby Jackson of Fort Sam as the main event against Fox Trot West. Lieut. T W Billpack promotes for the Fort Sam Athletic Association with Jack Perry vs Ray Macias and Big Rey Wright vs Kid Youngblood in four round bouts. A battle royal with one man from each regiment is planned to cap the evening with rooting excitement.
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Bobby Jackson
Fort Sam
Pampas
Fort Sam Houston
T. W. Billpack
Fort Sam Athietics Association
Jack Perry
Ray Macias
Big Rey Wright
Kid Youngblood
Missouri Boxing Bill to Legalize Ten Round Fights
Jefferson City reports the American Legion sponsors a bill to legalize ten round boxing bouts with no decision. The measure aims to regulate legalized boxing in Missouri and is set to reach consideration in the house of representatives today or tomorrow.
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International News Service
Jefferson City
Modan
Missouri
The
American Legion
Young Channel Star May Be Deported
International News Service reports a U S investigation into how George Young a 15 year old Canadian born in Aberdeen Scotland and his friend Billy Hastings entered the United States from Toronto on November 15. They reportedly did not pay the head tax and Young faces deportation after entry at Detroit via ferry on November 15 with possible three year reentry ban. Hastings may have tourist rights.
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International Feature
Vice, Inc
Los Angeles
United States
George Young
Billy Hastings
Toronto
Canada
W. E. Carr
Southern California
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Detroit
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Hastings
Carr
Aberdeen
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British Isles
Yong
Muldoon says heavyweights should fight four times yearly
New York January 27 Heavyweight legend Muldoon, 11 year member of the state athletic commission and former trainer of John L. Sullivan, argues champions should defend crowns by fighting at least four times a year to avoid inactivity. He cites Gene Toney and Jack Dempsey as examples of why consistent activity matters. He also praises the current crop as the best in history. In Manitoba Emil St Goddard, a French-Canadian, leads the Tas dog derby race chatter as the favorite to win today.
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William Muldoon
State Athletic Commission
John S. Sullivan
Gene Toney
Jack Dempsey
Muldoon
ST. Goddard
International News Service
HE Pas
Manitoba
Emil St. Goddard
Adiar
Solons Consider Bill To Tighten Texas Fish Laws
Texas lawmakers discuss a bill to strengthen fish regulations. The proposal sets daily limits and minimum sizes for bass crappie white perch calico bass bluegill and bream, with penalties for keeping undersized fish or failing to return them to the water. The act targets overfishing and improper handling to protect aquatic stocks.
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Texas
Ule
Arlane
Repres
Austin
Tex
W. D. Ing
Yankees St Louis deal halted on Huggins advice
New York January reports said a proposed trade involving Witchers Sam Jones and Walt Wo of the Yankees for Outfielder Durst and Pitcher Giard of the Browns was shelved following Yankee manager Wil lie Huggins from St Petersburg advising against it. Negotiations may resume at the American League schedule meeting next month. Anne Proth noted.
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New York
Witchers
Sam Jones
Walt Wo
Yankees
Frankie Klick Aims World Featherweight Title In Lynch Bout
Frankie Klick of San Francisco vowed to claim the world featherweight championship if he defeats California Joe Lynch in tomorrow night’s bout in San Francisco. The sensational fighter emphasized the potential title claim following his challenge.
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International News Service
Francisco
Tan
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
California
Joe Lynch
City Baseball League Forms with Charter Members
Sacred Heart Athletic club Gull Refining Roemer Paink com pany Street Car Men's Union No. 604 Pittsburgh Water Healer com pany join the 1927 City Baseball league which met at the Travelers hotel to decide six or eight teams this summer. They discussed rules and asked city officials to prepare Gulf field and municipal grounds.
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Gull Refining Company
Roemer Paink Company
Street Car Men‘s Union No
Pittsburgh Water Healer Company
Travelers Hotel
Gulf Field
Aang
Brooks Denies Baylor Grads Pay Coach
Baylor University president P Brooks rejected charges from C Cottingham of Louisiana about athletic salary manipulation. He dismissed the New Orleans based statement as erroneous and defended his stance on athletics.
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Brooks
Baylor Grads
Waco
Baylor University
C. Cottingham
Louisiana College
Southern Baptist Education Association
New Orleans
P. Brooks
Baylor
Cottingham
San Antonio Soccer Association to Meet Thursday Night
The San Antonio Soccer Association will hold its semi monthly business meeting at the C. A. A. at 8 o clock Thursday night.
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Soccer
San Antonio Soccer Association
A C. A
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