Austin Air Corps Polo Semi Finals at Pershing Field
The Lights annual Tow-goal polo league holds first round play with Austin Air Corps facing Light Polo in a 2:40 p.m. Friday semi final at Pershing Field. Winners meet for the championship at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Harbord Field. Starting lineups list Austin Miller and J. Randolph for Austin, and L. Allwald and Foy for Wichita.
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A Werth
George Miller
Austin Polo
Ridory
Air Corps
Jim Randolph Sielt
Rt Pershing Field
Dammchl Tor
Bareveport
Wichita
Pershing Field
Thureday
Harbord
Liverepor S
Lad
de Kekerd
Lieut
W. McElroy
Liew
Boward Marihsdale
Tiewf
J. &. Brown
Jactd
Tom Hasty
Astin
Acre Miller
Don Grossinger
Bill Harry
Herald Barry
Lee Allwald
Teebn Goodalsit
Will Harlian
Roy Barry
Cheelie All
Playing Managers to Be Scarce In Major Leagues This Season
Alabama Hil Lee defeated Juan Humberto in a tag wrestling main event promoted by Harry Colin. Ignacio Martinez beat Ghiet Doe Little Beaver. Ditch Hefner toppled Jules Strongbow, as Lee dominated early exchanges with swift holds and a sharp finish.
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Alabama
Bill Lee
Logal Rassle
Harry Colin
Lee
Juan Humberta
Juan
Jani Lee
Flyers and Clubmen clash in Brackenridge court thriller
In a high‑drama basketball night at Brackenridge gym the Dumeaty Field Flyers beat the Sabinas Stewers 47 43 as the Chilemen edged Star Bowl 36 30. Marcus Carrota led the Bowls with 14 points while Thinky Floves paced International for 11 markers. The double header set up a Friday rematch and a Monday top‑spot showdown between the Flyers and Clubmen.
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Atretch
Dumeaty Field
Brackenridge Gym
Flyers
Sabinas
Sabinus
Plyers
Marcus Carrota
Thonars
le Dowls
Thinky Floves
Beewers
Kyiuner
Whittow
Ho Bean
Bee ' Fo
Rept
Gian
Wagnen
Brackenridge Women golfers crown victors in weekly event
Waldozen members of the Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Association earned medals for wins in Wednesdays play at Brackenridge. Winners included Mrs. Co., Mrs. J Lee Wilson, and Mrs. Audrey Rutlubes, among others. Eleven couples entered for Sundays Scotch foursome event, with No.1 Lee set to host at 12:30 p.m. Only members and their spouses may compete, per president J. Lee Wilson. Members and husbands listed as entrants.
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eBrackensinge Park
Lee
Associaten
Mya
J. Lee Wilson
Megdaines Bayle Frisol
Clare Tilee Nordhays
Hy F Scholl
ML Moore
J.B. Sheely
Aubrey Putyebee Wee Lane
Hemphitt
B.S. Tolllman
Fo J. Lackey
Cal Perguson
Palestine Fans Attempt to Raise Funds for Team Franchise
Local supporters in Palestine organized a money-raising drive to secure an East Texas League franchise. The effort sought loans from a club president who later withdrew citing probable financial strains. A second group aimed to raise 250 dollars with a promise of further funds.
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Palestine
Cexis
Jia
Tylestine
Fang
Uiomaelyeg
Ivaney Palatia Campalan
Anneyte City
Clih Gwrer
A. M. Burns
Franny
Neo
Slatioa
Otehttatl
Suhr Frustrated Over Pirates Small Pay Offer
In a heated response, Suhr voices frustration at the Pirates for a limited salary offer. The article details management’s stance, players’ expectations, and comments on pay and contract terms amid team plans and pitching needs for the season.
Missions add Hurlers Ryan and two others to roster
Three new mires were added to the San Antonin Missions roster for the 38 season per Tecal club vice president Guy Airey. Fabian P. Ryan, a 29 year old right handed pitcher, stands 6 feet 1 inch and weighs 178 pounds. He pitched in the Nebraska State league in 1966. Also announced were left handed veteran Dargal who played Tulsa in 1985 and infielder Beneditct, 41, recommended by Jack Fourster, now with Boils Brass.
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Mires
San Antonin Missions
Guy 7
Airey
Tecal Cub
Fabian P. Ryan
Ryan
Dea Molius
Alvey
Auker Optimistic on Tigers Strong Year Ahead
Detroit pitcher Red Auker predicts a peak season for the Tigers behind Rudy York. Auker cites York’s power and steady infield defense as a cornerstone, expects strong support from veterans, and notes improved pitching and lineup depth from trades. Gean Walker shares the optimistic view, highlighting York as a major factor in a potential successful year.
Wrestling match chaos ends with disqualification of Strongbow
The bout features numerous tense holds and illegal moves as referees struggle to control the ring. Juan Wiggled, Ignacio Martinez, and others exchange blows in a brutal contest. A late sequence culminates in Strongbow's disqualification after extended interference and rule violations.
Carbon Copy Losses for Oregon Boys
Pullman, Washington reports Oregon State College basketball stretched to Moscow for a two game series against Idaho Vandals after a pair of tight regulation finishes. Oregon State trailed 38 19 at halftime and 24 all late, then lost in overtime both nights on tied scores. Corky Carlson led Washington State with decisive overtime scoring as WSC swept OSU for the fourth straight time, while Truverrow and Spturdbry contributed in the two Moscow meetings.
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Pullman
Wash
UPA
Oregon State
Moscow
Idaho
Washington State College
Ted
Ani
Gcn
Corky Carlson
W. S.C
Goegga State
Truverrow
Spturdbry Anklts C. & C
Tinho
Oregon
Badge Stops Adrian Quist in Australian Championships
In Adelaide Jai 27 FiLion Badge red headed Aimril can and Wimbledon singles, Shampton entered the final today. Mounting Adriany Gist of Austral BA B2 NG Jack Bromwich, a young Davis Cup player, defeated German ace Gottfried Von Cramm 6 9 7 5 6 1 in the semi final.
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Adelaide
Australia
Jai
FiLion Badge
Aimrilcan
Shampton
Adriany Gist
Austral
Jack Bromwich
Antil
Vasily
Gotffred von Cramm
Academic Loop Contenders Chase Swallowing Pace In Southwest Wagar Race
The wildefeated St Henrys Hor Hels set a fast pace in the Southwest Academic Wagar race as Jefferson Pontes faced Tech and Jeffer Lyon in a Thursday match at the Cent rh Catholic gym. In another late-week tilt, St Anthonys Jackets rolled past Teet 45-13 to solidify second place and stay close to St Henrys, with leaders in final standings.
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St. Henry's
St. Anilinny
Binesioll Lawrmneny
F. v Fanning
Otternkevorsch FeAl Tonistin Schieber
St. Altes Hanenhon
Ye Goode Olde Dayes and Ten Years Ago Sports Notes
A scrambled historical sports notice recounts 1937 results in the Commercial Basket Bal league with Duncan Merl in second and Darek Dielver scoring 15 as Sabinag beat Alamo Tewalty. It notes a horse racing double at Alamo Downs and football and golf notes, including Rim Fire’s Meet win and Lattimore’s riding. Ten years prior mentions Teddy Abderson’s signing with Oman and a football gold memorial. Twenty years ago highlights a Sunday School basketball game where St. Mark’s edged Belyyeen First Presbyterian 27 to 26 with Tommy Gish as the late hero and injuries affecting players.
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ONY
Duncan Merl
Commercial Basket Balleague
Binget's
Darek Dielver
Sabinag
Alamo Tewalty
I Miss
Rim Fire
Alamo Downs
Jorkey Richard Medalish
Rex Latthmore
East Cobb
City Wing
Kure Pul
Cobb
John W. Tamsey
Lattimore
Ramk
Teddy Abderson
Southern Pacific Sunsets
Oman
Col
Harold Gill
Frank Tidal
R. Livingston
Pat Forrester
Datile Hamlett
Dawson Rowan
Ralph Wasly
Brice Macky
Alva Boges
White
Ball
Lee Bryce
Jemrome Torris
Harold Guinn
Was May
Guilett
Avila
Belyyeen
Byterian
St. Mark's
Tommy Gish
Ernest Green
Smiyhte
Eben
the Presbyteriers
Nlavgert
Toletach
Boing
Oy Yar
Geren
We Zane
Six 1937 Pilots Depart From Active Baseball Ranks
New York date notes that six of nine players listed as pilots from 1937 will be inactive for 1938. Names like Rogers Hornsby, Pie Traynor, Jimy Dykes, and Bill Cronin border a shifting roster as teams prepare spring training.
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New York
Hajr
Rolla
Pep
Joe Cranin
Boston
Red Sox
Len Piins
Rogers Harnais
Fie Traynor
Jimny Drkes
Traynor
Pirates
Noro
Seaena
Qwey
White Sox
Morrisby
St. Louis Thowns
Jim Bellomey
Alf
Tals Group
Tueldetilatly
Cape
Modern School
Drew Deam
Bill Terry
Boltomey
Frankie Prisch
Crovin
Traypor
Mickey Cochrane
Jimmy Wilson
Cronin
Barnsby
Ralan
Cochrane
Cechtniye
Tigers
Actmental Neon Paiit
Vaéehling
Frisch
Cardinals
Fordham
Wilcot
Phillyies
Esgey
Terry
Giants
Aavorabe
Syracuse
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Kart
Sarpotis
Ferassto
Juan Nuaberto
Ak Willow Springs
Marty Coffman
Lee Pins
Loson Humberto
San Antonio
Iszoetation
Sic Tanne UD
Suhr
Ban Prancisco
Pittsburgh
Holler Beethra
Talte
Wisitling” Rabiie
Gussie Baltr
Gerki Betsey
Crete
Sami Ameney Ak
Pertnet
Najal
Ely Con
Bette
Giasiv
Fm Arery
Wiliiam Benswreer
Wits
Elandarss
Watt
Wiboub
Wis
Senson
Gaasto
Eanwiile
Liquag Staat
Wis Homme
Milurae
Toy Lazzeri
Supe
Autor
Cave
Dean Atartetiektig
Hurler
Auker
York
Lakeland
Tidal
Deal
Fauve Nu
Parkin
Rudy York
Rudy
Whee Wan
Tad
Tiger
Ansett
Tiger Nudy
Yeachls
Gein Walker
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Culrage
Attenton
Philnieshit
Miors
Aqker
Tony
Aukie
F. E. Mueller
Michael-Stein
Clotn-Crapyt
Alamo Plaza
Michael
Viciows
Karl Surpotis
Humbert
Jean Susally
Bil
Tgnacio Martiney
Seve
Sleus
Joe Braver
Mfexican
Beaver
Sarpolig
Kistor
Marlies
Martinez
Ignacia
Joe
Lie
Machines
Willy Marine
Peltlig
Rani
Strongbow
Adrian Quist
Joske’s
Johnnie
Walker
Solaynie Walker le
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