Fort Worth Panthers eye Phelan as field boss in reshuffle
In Fort Worth an internal shuffle names Art Phelan as likely field manager for the reorganized Panthers with Rube Williams heading the business side if Roy Merhan does not take the post. Los Angeles and California polo headlines mention Williams asserting Texas leads California 28 to 32 goals. Pro football’s Bears reportedly spurn a San Antonio star game bid, and Coast all Americans stir debate over true honors amid a wave of all-star selections. Florida horse racing corruption questions and jockey removals signal an upcoming housecleaning in major circuits.
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Dell Pratt
Waco
Galveston
Art Phelan
Fort Worth Panthers
Lalesb
Catville
Phelan
Roy Mrehan
Feder
Rube Williams
Cawkay
Cecil Smith
Tom Mather
J. B. Catdie
Texas
California
Texans
Los Angeles
Williams
Elmer Boeséke
Gosle
Eric Pedrey
Lin Howard
Aiden Roark
Smith
Willems
Mather
Gilmore
Shitego Bears
San Antonio
America
Stephen F Austin Tops San Marcos Bobcats 27 25
Stephen F Austin defeated the San Marcos Bobcats 27 to 25 in a Lone Star Conference game. Strandtman of San Marcos and Willains of Stephen F Austin led scoring with 9 points each as the lead changed hands and the Bobcats rallied before halftime.
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Stephen F
Austin
Bobcats
SAN Marcos
Jan
Stephen
San Marcon
Armer
Power
Warden Ipstman
Ouston
Cate Mia Mae A. Ens
Cone Arnot Hawking
Cawtards Sunria
Payne Signs First Houston Contract in 1834 Season
Houston dated January 30 reports veteran pitcher George Ashington Payne as the first Houston Baseball Club member to sign a contract for 1834. Payne is expected to receive the same salary as last season. Manager Carey Belph said Payne would oversee club duties March 20 to April 1 during the St Louis Card camp in Florida.
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Ayne Flrst Buff
Houston
George Ashington Payne
Houston Baseball Club
Yre
Carey Belph
Payne
Ifh
Bt. Louis
Florida
City Hears Protest on Tech Field Stand Changes
Mayor and city commissioners promised a quick decision on rebuilding the Tech field grandstands and baseball diamond for summer games. Property owners along North Flores oppose the plan citing breeze and viewing concerns, with a meeting set for Tuesday afternoon at City Hall to consider delaying the permit.
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Tech Field
Texas
Council Chamber
City Hall
Hoefgen
CWA
Flores
Evergreen Street
Tech
Double-header at Brackenridge in Commercial Basket League
Tonight's program opens at 8 with Duncan Feld facing Squadron 68 in the first game. Magnolia meets the Internationals in the feature as the Internationals, surprise leaders with close victories, chase second place. Chinky Plores trails Kubricht in scoring but stays among the top pivot players.
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Kubricht
Magnolia Venter
Sons of America Edge Warriors in Intermediary Basketball Tilt
In a Monday Intermediary Basketball League game at Lawier court the Sons of America edged the Warriors 28 to 26 after a tied 28 all finish and extra period fierce play. Other results saw Light News forfeiting Riverside Kals 2 0 and Red Hridge Aces defeating Central Baptists 32 to 14.
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Sons of America
Warriors
AlbiaUc
Lawier Court
Light News
Riverside Kals
Red Hridge Aces
Central Baptists
Tred Brie
Powe
Huerta
Cavallos
Canedo
Ovlle
Lyavin
Pediais
M. Predvaza
Ir Central Baptist
Cantroll
A. Armalrone
Rambla
Svinabong
Rutlonge
Stoutt
Ony
Amarin
Bacohoda
Roma
Barrera
Lorans
Campa 411
Conamar
Martinex
Penn
Arnevions
Marotiyea
Spanish American Girls Play Pair Fans at Lanier Court
Spanish American Girls Basketball league schedule lists Morales Molds and Lanier as second game features, with opener Wesley House facing Home of Neighborly Service on Lanier court at 8 o'clock Tuesday night. Comfort wins Kerrville tourney after downing Ingrain 36 to 25.
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Morales Molds
Lanier Fanale
Lanier Court
Wesley House Vexter
Comfort
Kerrville
Texas
Confort High School
Monk
Honers
Ingrain
Center Point
Harper
Unclear OCR Item Names Bowlers in Affected Meet
Fragmentary text references bowlers and a meet with names and events garbled by OCR. It mentions locations and possible teams, but most names and details are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms about bowling, dates, and performances.
Loyola Wolves to Meet Randolph in San Antonio Game
Loyola University Wolves of New Orleans travel to San Antonio for a game against Randolph Piel Tuesday at 7 p.m. At the Weat Point of the Air arena extra stands have been added in Hangar F for a likely large crowd. The Wolves, Montarey-bound, plan to depart Wednesday for Monterey for a series with Mexican teams.
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Loyola Basketeers
Randolph
Loyola University Wolves
New Orleans
Montarey
St Gerard's School Prepares for Event in Coming Weeks
Coach J D Wilson announced plans to begin work soon on the new crowd at the school. Efforts will focus on organizing the field and facilities to be ready for an upcoming event within the next weeks.
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Stidonia
St. Gerard's School
J.D. Wilson Haa
Neld Rcrow
Coin Toss Chooses Main Event At Coffman Wrestling Show
At Walkathon arena on Wednesday night, a coin toss will decide which feature match headlines Harry Coffman’s weekly show. The double main features include Dorve Rovhe versus Johnny Plummer and Glen Wade versus Chit Thlede, two out of three falls, no time limit, with a second semi main and a one hour time limit. Johnny Marrs and Paul Murdock open one fall. Tickets on sale at West Travis Street with prices 25 40 55 75 and 89 cents plus 1000 seals at 25 cents.
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Harry Coffman
Walkathon Arena
Auguste and
Navarro
Coffman
Dorve Rovhe
Tlinois
Colises
Johnny Plummer
New Jersey
Glen Wade
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Itnit
Johnny Marrs
Pail Murdock
Marsa
Windy City
Chicago
Murdock
Travis Street
Ninth Infantry Manchus win third straight in Army Basketball
Army League contest at Fort Sam Houston ends 40 to 27 as Ninth Infantry Manchus pull away in second half. Trammel scores 14 points, Weeks 11 for the winners. Nugent and Brooks lead Breaks Porld with nine each. Two Army regimental games set for Tuesday at Port Houston and Kelly Field.
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Auty Boys
Hagner Tire
Pasaeacim
Lrowne
St Louis Springs
Une
Champ Springs
San Antonio
Uslmbattle
Bach
Fireatous
Narya
BilGdl
Cilarney
Jong Brank Grovehong Wak
Frank Moth
Leifeate
Raymond Duwosh
Melcher
Tehog
Dietsmann
Sheik” Nixon
Wincrich Motor Co
Groshenny
Lanham
T+ Buy
Nixon
Iy Conway
Stewardrantee
Ueosa i
Ndicap
Aio Co. King
Lelfeati
Wasserman Hamies
Culmbach
Alnibaen
Jan Svere
Kaerbel Fierstone
Sonwaler
Marchal
ARS Wotads
Ninths Infantry Manchus
Fort Sam Houston
Breaks Porld
Elf
Trammel
Weeks
Rve
Nugent
Brooks
Army
Artillery
Twenty-third Infantry
Port Houston
Kelly Field
Brooks Field
Kelly Court
Tan
Ups
Cutnntry
Belcher
McMann
Burrows
Wilton
Forwarda
Didean
Conler
Friaz
Thhnaton
Gike
Basketball Hiatus at Westmoorland College
Westmoorland Junior College reports no basketball games this week due to Tink semester exams. Players are limited to practice sessions in Woodwyn gym as the team prepares for a Texas stuntor college race.
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Westmoorland
West Moonand Junior College
Texas Stuntor College
Woodvnwn
Mexico Scraps Lozado In Main G0 Fight Card
The Elks Walkathon arena card features Midget Mexico headlining a Walkathon night in Walkathon arena, with Lefty Lozado challenging Mexico. The lineup includes Owen Duvernay versus K O Crom, Dell Hawkins versus Joe White, and Alfeneo Elizondo debuting against Chick Sanchez. Tickets remain on sale at Elks Club and Mars cigar store, priced 35 cents to $1.
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Mexico
Covelio Lezmoig
Owen Duvernay
K. O. Crom
Joy White
Va. Dell Hawkins
Amfonio Edizondo
Chick Sanchez
Elks
Walkathion Arena
Lefty Uccello ‘Lozado
Lambo
Jimmy Reed
Mexiea
Torado
The
Owen Duyernay
New Orleans
Morris Eeglesyn
Wnt
Hls
Professor
Mic Monroe
K O. Cram
Battler
Brooks Field
Wilson Dunn
Dell Hawkins
Houston
Joe White
Soldier Nyhler
Mec
Alfeneo Elizondo
Chick Sarchez
Elizondo
Eke Club
Gubter Hotel
Mars Cigar Store
Walkathon
College Cagers Roundup From The South And Midwest
College basketball scores include North Carolina State 20 over Washington and Wake Forest 14, LSU 37, Alabama 37, Kentucky Wesleyan 24, Minnesota 6, Chicago 18, Oklahoma A&M 22, and Oklahoma City 17. Other results feature Central (Iowa) 15, Red Ambrose 31, Culver-Stockton 41, Westminster 25, Ottawa 24, Mepherson 30, and Stephen F. Austin 275 at San Marcos Teachers 21 in a sprawling roundup of recent collegiate contests.
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Horn Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Stata
Washington
Bes
Wake Forest
Davldsey
Alabame
Mississippi
Lowisville
Hanover
Broa College
Murray Teachert
Uhdun
Kentucky Wesleyan
Western
Mur- Teenhord
Moorhead
Finn
la Crosse
Peachera
Mitnnesote
North Dakota State
da Worcateater
Mars’e
Minn
Alester i
Jane's Run
de Paul
Rth Centrat
Simpson
Central
Iowa
Rt Ambrose
Dubuque
Town
Torkin
Westminster
Culver-Stockton
Borhavng
Teneways
Warevenaburg
Tenehura
Borisettel
Afo
Peachers
Onee Girordean
Flockhura
Ottawa
Kan
Emwocla
Fight Night Results From Associated Arena
A chaotic boxing card lists numerous bouts with mixed results across cities including Detroit Sioux City and Columbus. Notable outcomes include Billy Shell 165 earning a decision over Johnny Poltecit 181 while Tiger Jack Payne drew with Larry Viell 169 in Omaha and others such as Tier GhitNn 125 and Patay Severn 130 posting outcomes or derisions amid a busy, error-filled report.
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Associated Arena
Weal
Palm
Mickey Walker
Turson
Bob Onawin
Was
Adel
Gudrew
Billy Shell
Columbus
Piven
Johnny
Poltecit
Detroit
Sioux City
Towa
Tiger Jack Payne
Omaha
Negra
Larry Viell
Sioux
Ily
Drew
Earl Mason
Albert
Jack Peterson
Charo” Smith
Wales
Daria
France
Marel
Erich Spellg
Holyoke
Chicazo
Teny Luvonnaky
Hicaite
Tawerry
St. Lula
Ena
Wrestling results from Associated Press update in Delaware
AP report from Wilmington lists Emil Dune defeating Faull Roesch two falls to one in a match score of 203 to 2041. Other bouts involve N. Kilonds, John Joe Kowat, and several regional wrestlers with mixed outcomes and unclear details.
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Asanciated Press
Wilmington
Del
Emil Dune
Defentad Faull
Roesch
John Joe Kowat
del —Tearee Diahna
Reyton
Nien Jack Maikew
Rvann
Torti Mo-Al_ Moreton
Noll
Minn
Efratad
Alemard
Germs
Iwo Alla Tn
Miananpnila
Pinnad Alanne
Aba Kaptan
Redklund
Atinalay
Draw Mat Bout Vetoed In Chicago
In Chicago Jim Londas and Joe Savoldi, former Notre Dame fullback, meet for a world heavyweight wrestling title. The state athletic commission rules that if there is no fall a decision will be given. Judges may aid the referee if needed. Savoldi warned against the drap kick and promised not to kick Londos except between the neck and chin.
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Chicago
San
Reardhesa
Jim Londas
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Chicago Stadium
Finois State Athletic Commission
Aic
Sovaldi
Landos
Brit
Sqald
Uney
Triple Header for County Goalers Heads Week
County High School Weague schedules two Tuesday and Friday night triple-headers this week. Edison Bears, weakened by three key losses, open against Somer mt crew at 7:30 pm at the Weadlawn sum. Second game features South San Antonio DULL versus Alamo Heights Mules. Third game matches Hur- Raffle Indians against Hat. Wells.
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Weague
Weadlawn Sum
Edison Bears
Somermt
Bouth San Antonio
Alamo Heights
Wiggins
Wells
McManus Deal Sparks Trade Rumors In Baseball
Reports swirl that Joe Stripp may be traded from the Brooklyn Dodgers amid lingering quarrels with manager Max Gary. St. Louis Cardinals seek a third baseman shifting Pepper Martin to outfield, while Brooklyn looks for a left hand pitcher with Hallahan, Meaney, and Walker in play.
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New York
Marty Mebiatus
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Stripp
Brooklyn
Louis
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Bill Hallahan
Jim Meaney
Bill Walker
Hallahan
McManus
St. Lews
Detroit
Red Sox
Umeclf
Buck Walters
Staney Harris
YPL Team Upsets Motor Transport In League Thriller
The Young People's League upset the favored Motor Transport quintet from Fort Sam Houston 48 to 40 Monday night. JR Kartloy and Monrco led the winners with strong second-half play that erased a six-point deficit. Lineups show detailed player names and positions for both teams, with officials listed.
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YPL
Motor Transport
Young People's League
Fort Sam Houston
JR Kartloy
Monrco
Young People’s League
Ks. Gov
Kamritas
Monnen
Cemler
Polungky
Label
Young
Schaplark Guarantntor
Sins
Pierce
Gorman
Posrnm
Kennedy
Center
Hes
Women Stage Flag Tourney at Club San Antonio
A flag tourney for women was held at Club San Antonio. Golfers played in a bell salute style event on a Tuesday afternoon with a starting time of 12 30.
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San Antonio Country Club
Wamen
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