Alamo Downs Opens Gates to Women Fans on Ladies Day
Alamo Downs stages a Ladies Day program with afternoon races led by the Aurora Hotel Handicap for older horses and the Medic Lake allowance event. The card features twelve claiming runners in race four and lists notable horses including Play Book and Hector's Star, with 115 pounds aboard Woodlarder and a mix of mares and geldings in a bustling afternoon program.
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Alene Dawes Gostafer
Monty Niseek
Lae
Dev Tolley
Aurora
Nataro Kennan
Hector
Tatesso
Mint Baby
Technocracy
Pro- Gydt
Eudes
Woodlarder Crties
Ann American
Gold Blue
Annie
Lonnie Ragan
Mortes
Sam Worilonder Seeks Weekend Wager Amid Racing Rumor
The text describes Stoony Sam Worilonder aiming for a weekend race win with a plan to raise funds. Snoopy Sam wears a ragged hat and hopes for a price, while Sam plans to leave town with the horses. A $6.80 bankroll and Maple Rices in race six appear as key details.
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Snoopy
Sam
Sam Wiill
Achieve Christian Faces McMurry In Texas Conference Clash
In Abilene Texas on January 28 Achieve Christian College meets McMurry Indians in a key Texas Conference game. Abilene Glennans aim to climb from fourth place as McMurry seeks to break its triple tied leaders with Southwestern and Daniel Baker. Upcoming week slate includes Howard Payne and Daniel Baker matchups with Menturry games highlighted. St Edwards vs Southwestern Georgetown and Austin College versus Howard Payne wrap the schedule.
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Tenusi
Achieve Christian College
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Indi
Alp
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Danie
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Howard Payne
Daniel Baker
St. Edward’s
Georgetown
Austin College
Howard
Canadiens Edge New York in Hockey League Clash
Unclear OCR text outlines an ice hockey league game with references to Canadiens, New York, Syracuse, and Quebec opponents. The fragment mentions scores and teams but lacks coherent details to confirm a single complete matchup or outcome.
Buckeyes Face Chicago in Big Ten Hoops Showdown
Big Ten hoops resumes as Ohio State travels to Chicago for a league game tonight. Ohio State lost to Northwestern 22 to 18 and Notre Dame edged Chicago 32 to 29 at South Bend, with Notre Dame looming again on Thursday.
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Minnesota
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Playoff IV City Major Opener At Jefferson Gym
Two rival teams Magnolia Oilers and Finck Czar men face off in the opening playoff game at Jefferson gym on Monday night. Both squads, listed with key players, hold one prior win as they start the best of three series. General admission is 25 cents.
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Jefferson Gym
Fea
Thetorbwz
Megmolta Oilers
Te! Finck Cxzarmen
Magnolia
Indue
Max Couing
Arey Boratioff
James Ross
Ee Hyb
Tred
Knowlton Five
Meyaown iGhsiniam Pets
Two Big Showdowns Loom In Brackenridge Arena
In a crowded Monday schedule the Pearl Brewers meet Kautantl in the second game after an earlier clash between International Clubmen and Texas Chiropractic College Hawks. The Pearl-Kautantl game decides likely race standings while the Clubmen face the Hawks in a testing bout as Alamo Jewelers 2nd YM G.A. ensures fast pace.
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Caras to Exhibit at Two L A Clubs in 1951
Greek wizard of billiards James Caras will exhibit in San Antonio and Los Angeles under the National Billiard Association sponsorship. He will perform fancy shots and free instruction at events in January 1951. Boston notes cite Cunningham and track honors from a Boston meet and Indiana star Glenn Cunningham leads a relay panel.
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Tope Cunningham
Boston
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Dee McCluskey
Tilden Dominates Chicago Tennis Night With Wins
Champion William Tilden fed his crew at a local club then defeated Chicago’s George Lott in singles and paired with Vines to beat him in doubles, delivering a busy one night showing for the 43 year old master.
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Big bin Tilden
J Plor
Chicago
George Lott
Orth Vines
Ass and Klick to Clash for Welter Crown in Miami
In Miami Florida on January 28 Barney Ass of Chicago faces California’s Frankie Klick in a ten round welterweight title bout. The show features a heavy crowd expected to exceed $30 000 with top facilities and a four round exhibition. Leo Shen referees the main event with ring action slated to begin around 6 30 pm Eastern.
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Chicago
California
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San Francisco
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Leo Shen
RessKlick
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Southpemn
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Bob Olin
Buddy Baer
Max
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Chin
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Raby Manuel
Denney
Diamond Jews stun Gonzales in league upset at Van Daly
The Diamond Jews upset Gonzales FC 6 0 at Van Daly field as Joe Esparza notches his first major league goal. St John’s Seminary defeats the International Rus 1–0, while Lakeview Grocery’s Care ta Blancs Restaurant team wins 4–2 in the third match. St. John’s holds third place by a half game over the Jewels as the season heats up.
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Garden moves for better decisions in boxing the Garden
New York veteran Col. Sohn Reed Kilpatrick urges appointing Jack Dempsey as referee for the Ad Lasky Jimmy Braddock heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden and criticizes recent Garden decisions. Kilpatrick predicts a likely commission refusal while highlighting Dempsey's influence. other bouts and fighters in action with references to Ross, Bradock, Corbett, Brouillard, Rosenbloom, Canzoneri, Rodak and more across major venues.
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Vince Dundee
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Madison Square Garden Corooration
Yos State Athletic Commission
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Flanagan Sets Two American Swim Records
Ralph Flanagan claimed two new American swimming records in freestyle events with 860 yards in 11 4-5 and 1000 yards in 4,2015. Katherine Rats Flanagan, Anne Borg, Johnny Weissmuller, and Miss Rawls are noted for relating times in various events. Agnes Gerastin also posted a record time, while other details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Foley
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Anatter
Katherine Rats
Johnny Weissmuller
Anne Borg
Miss Rawls
Agnes Gerastin
Bohemian Forbes Lead Spanish American Loop Win
Spanish Americans claim second half pennant after a 47-41 overtime victory over the Trojans in a feature double header at Wootlawn gym. Batalas paces Monday Night club to 42-34 win. Amado Nerves top Arco Tris 2-23. Rough Trojans vs Gohemians clash with multiple ejections, Trojans leading at halftime.
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Gomez
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Meredmandal
Salas
Ramtrey
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Puente
PFORARSKI SKI CHAMP WINSTED
Detroit wrestler Ted Zaberski spoke about aiming to take first pace in the All American 4 1 tournament sponsored by the Winsted Lab club. Attendance reached across observers as 16.9 notable participants were noted in the event.
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Conn
Ted Zaberski
Detroit
Mich
Winsted Lab Club
Grove's Arm Feels Okay Lefty Predicts 20 Wins
New York June 28 P-Rob rel Moses Grove of the Boston Red Sox believes his arm has recovered and that he will win at least 20 games this season. He visited Philadelphia and expressed confidence in a comeback, noting no lingering pain and training activity. Grove cites past form and suggests 20 wins or more, while acknowledging 1931 figures may not repeat.
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Lefty
New York
Jun
Moses Grove
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Johnston Planning Big Garden Boxing Revival
New York dispatch reports James J. Johnston, promoter of Madison Square Garden, planning a boxing revival at the Garden with a high-profile lineup. He mentions Flo Ziegfeld, David Belasco, Tex Richard, and a potential tournament featuring Ambers, Fuller, Cansonery, Nel Gento, and others, plus possible appearances by Joe Louis and other foreign fighters. The plan faces scrutiny over financing and a lightweight championship structure without a named champion.
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New York
James J. Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Flo Ziesfeld
David Belasco
Tex Richard
Johnston
Spears
Barney Pass
Sammy Fuller
Vony Cansonery
Leonsyd Nel Gento
Adison
Cunningham Races Bonthron Saturday at Wanamaker Mile
New York fans anticipate a personal duel as Glenn Cunningham challenges Bill Bonthron in the Wanamaker Mile at Madison Square Garden Saturday night. Indoor mile record holder Gene Venuke and Swedish ace Erik Ny are also slated to race, adding star power to the event.
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Bonthron
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Van
Guoningham
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Australian tennis champion Finch defeats Crapford in straight sets
Sports Mirror recalls two years ago when Finch beat Jack Crapford in straight sets to win the Australian championship. Three years prior, Gar Wood set a major boat speed record aboard Miss America IX near Milami Beach at 0785 mph. Five years back, New York State Athletic Commission banned Johnny Risko and Cleveland Heavyweight for unsanctioned with Argenline Vittorle Campola noted.
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Finch
Jack Crapford
Gar Wood
Milami Beach
New York State Athletic Commission
Johnny
Risko
Cleveland
Argenline
Vittorle Campola
Mikkelson Wins 0.5 Ski Laurels at Canton Meet
Roy Mikkelson of Auburn California won Class 4 at the national meet in Canton yesterday, scoring 424. He beat Ronettal by 224.10 points, with Sverre Fradhein of Minneapolis second at 221.40 and Casper Olmen of Minot third at 219.10. In Class B Barney Melosh of Hot Sulphur Springs led with 204.855 points, while Clarentes Knudson of Coltrane Minnesota finished second at 146.96.
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Cooper Meets Mspaden In Golf Final
In San Francisco on January 28 the mutch pay open pitted Cooper of Kansas City and MSPaden of Chicago in the Genesis finals at Presidio club. McSorden, Rutyan, Dutra, Sarazen, and Hagan among veterans upset earlier rounds. Cooper defeated Reyes 4 and 1 and Thomson in semis as MeSpadem, calm nerves, surged toward the final. Nelson led the parade with a 6 and 4 win, while Ky Lauoon fell 9 and 2. the final carried a $750 winner’s purse with $400 for the runner-up.
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Harold
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Kan
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Olin Dutra
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Ravie
Archery Club Hosts Sunday Match at Pedro Park
The St Antonio Archery Club held a Sunday afternoon event at Pedro Park with many members and visitors. Several events filled the program, including a Walloon durating contest won by J n Clarkson with his first arrow. Wheeler shot 480 points in a 54 arrow match at 25 yards, achieving two near perfect arrows. The junior and senior teams posted scores around 428 and 436 points as the club continued its weekly meet with another match planned for next Sunday.
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Balat Of Fiaiala Meeting At YMCA In Atlantic City
Donald Stradish delivered a striking inset to the Haddon Hall invitation squash tennis finals Sunday with a straight-sets win over Neil Sullivan the national champion. The stores were 4 6, 3 14, 14 12.
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Texes District Board of Approved
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Atlantic City
Donald Stradish
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