Signs of spring muddled by sports and divorce rumors
The column mixes signs of spring with sports notes and personal life rumors. Babe Ruth threatens to quit baseball until pay exceeds sixty six thousand per season while football practice begins. Att. Bhires seeks divorce after a rumored lacrosse interest, then they reconcile. Other items mention a new golf course, local notables reacting, and Craig Wood’s horse incident near El Paso. The piece also predicts October 44 as a football milestone for the city and outlines plans to boost an A and M day with broad community support and ticket deals.
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Babe Ruth
Att Bhires
Murray Brooks
Brackenridge Park
Hed Milter
Riverside
Jimmy West
Willow Springs
Budd Clark
Hillcrest
Cay Talmadge
Club Forrest
T al
Shire
Teague
Tow Salanes
Terre
Bio
Craig Wood
California
el Paso
Joe Kirkwood
Ed Dudley
Waler Hagen
Juarez
Mexico
Coz
Juares
San Antonio A
Kingsville Jevelings
Delong
City Majors In Big Game At Woodawn Lake
Two top teams in the City Major Basketball league meet at Woodawn Lake in the opening game of the second half. St John’s Lutherans face Laurel Heights Methodists with Burkhardt Behults Schrulle Howard Sleger for St John’s and Stamps Barajas Ward Dickson Boyd for Laurel Heights.
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Woodawn Lake
St. John’s
St John's
Fridhy Alent
Burkhardt
Behults
Schrulle Wteroter
Howard
Sleger
Rusts
Laurel Heights
Usus
Stamps
Barajas
Ward
Dickson
Boyd
San Marcos Bobcats Hold Off Schreiner Rally in Close Win
San Marcos Teachers College Bobcats defeated Schreiner Institute Mountain Engineers 26 to A with a strong first half, 21-7, before fending off a Kerrville rally. Germer and Egging starred for the teams. The San Marcos freshmen beat Schreiner B, 25-19.
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San Marcos
Schreiner
San Marcos Teachers College Bobcats
Bebreiner Institute Mountaineers
Cats
Kerrville Crew
Germer
Eggiing
Lars
Ban Marcos
Ladysman Runs Derby Prospect at Louisville Downs
Derby hopeful Ladysman appears in Kentucky Downs entries with a note on form and potential for the big race. Officials indicate public entries for the February session, with bets and odds shaping a busy day at the track.
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Ladysman
Louiavnie
Jon
Ledyaman Loday
W. R
Meade
Garcia Wins Main Event in Kline's Boxing Card
Carlos Garcia, Mexican junior lightweight, defeated Kid Granite in a clear ten round main event at Beethoven Hall. The fight opened a busy card with Dunaway beating Luna in a hard fought rematch and Dillon stopping Monroe in six. Hooper and Hughes battled in a six round bout, Delgado edged Martines in four, while the card featured a lively crowd and a strong start to the boxing show.
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Carlos Garcia
Kin Granite
Dunaway
Bob Kane
Caulherma Athletic Dlay
Beethoven Hall
Kid Granite
Dallas
Garcia
Manuel Lina
Ed Dunaway
Luna
Lana
Dunnoway Dizep
Duneway
Bettlers
Lune
Meade
Belame
Jack Dillon
Eriet
Tommy Monroe
Monroe
Dillon
Sibhons
Osck
Brooks Hooper
San Antonio
Bettler
Trisha
Terry Young
Gurley Simp
Bird Dog Pups Have Their Big Day At Lone Star Trial
Bird dog puppies aged one year or younger ran 40 minute heats as the second annual Lone Star Bird Dog Association field trial began in Devine. 32 entries contested the puppy class with drawins for amateur derby and all age stakes set for Friday and Saturday nights. Judges W T Hull of Houston and A O Groos of the host city oversee Sunday’s open stake events.
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Bird Dog
Lone Star Bird Dog Association
Devine
Xil
Brace Tates
Menger Tates
Fternoon
W. T. Hull
Houston
A. O. Groos
Rex Wins Free For All at National Bird Dog Trials
In Noria on January 27 Roy Best Dug from Shuqaloe Miss upstaged Superlette owned by A G C Sage New York to claim the free for all championship. The win earned a silver trophy and a $100 purse for W C Teagle's white and liver pointer dog Rex from Beeville and H Brimers Spot.
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NORIA
S. Roy
Shuqualae
Miss
Ray
W. C. Teagle
Superlette
A. G. C. Sage
New York
Artillery and Infantry Face Off In Polo Final
The Avivery and the Infantry meet Sunday at Brackenridge park field for the polo championship in the annual two goal tournament. The Light's cup is the prize. Second Field Artillery Greens upset El Ranchito 11 to 6 at Harbord Field, led by Liew and Hill.
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Avivery
Brackenridge Park
Palo Field
Palo
Field Artillery
el Ranchito
Harbord Field
Liew
Hill
Duke Conter
Third Infantry
Bill McNamera and Norman Hill win Cleveland bicycle race
Cleveland January 27 Gerg McNamara and Norman Hill of the American team won the citys first six ship or six mile bicycle race last night. They withstood a late challenge from Sayeer Van Slam brook and Freddie Zach the Swiss team Deir who finished second.
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Cleveland
Reggie McNamera
Norman Hill
Aroetican
Sayeer van Slambrook
Freddie Zach
Deir
College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
Fragmented OCR lists numerous score results across colleges including Auburn Louisiana State University San Francisco Nebraska and others. The Sequelize style tally shows teams like Glenville State Maryville and Wichita in various matchups with scattered point totals and locations, reflecting a busy basketball card across multiple venues.
Wynne Poised as Michigan State Football Coach
In Lansing Michigan the Boatman athletic council adjourned after Wynne appeared for a personal interview. It was intimated Wynne would succeed James Crowley as head coach at Michigan State College following a meeting of the athletic council.
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Eart Langing
Mich
Jen
Athletic Council
Chester, Wynne
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
James Crowley
Michigan State College
Boattin Athletic Council
Iter Wynne
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