De Zavala and Harris Five Cup Winners Crown South Title
The Lightcups public school basketball championship ends with Harris Senior team winning the Senior division and DeZavala taking the Junior crown. The event featured 32 teams across Senior and Junior classes, withMiss Willie Carsner praised for coaching DeZavala and T. G. Rogers guiding Harris.
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Arthur Schaezler
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Wilbur Morgan
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Houston Country Club Midwinter Golf Tourney Promises Prizes
Houston Texas January 27. The Houston Country Club announces a February midwinter golf tournament with cups medals and plates as prizes costing several hundred dollars. The event expects at least 150 entries including 70 veterans and many Texas juniors from Dallas Waco San Antonio and Houston. Visitors receive lunches and auto service with a special committee to assist.
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Young Hubby
Bantam title dispute swirls as promoters look for fix
In New York and New Orleans, bantamweight title claims clash as Herman Williams and Ertle press for recognition. Johnny Conlon may return, with promoter Tom Walsh proposing a campaign to crown a legitimate 116 pound champion. Weigh-ins and weight limits threaten to shape the coming season.
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Topnotch
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Joe Wagner
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Tommy
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Minnehaha Brings 110 Thoroughbreds to Widener Interests
In New York a steamer docked with 110 thoroughbreds from top English and French stock for George D. Widener and partners. Many mares averaged about $4000, signaling a high value import for American racehorse interests.
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