Brackenridge Eagles Face Lanier Vots In Big High Game
Brackenridge Eagles travel to meet Lanier Vots in a pivotal high school clash after a series of wins for Brackenridge. Lanier aims to rebound from a single loss as Tech Buffs and Burbank Bulldogs open the night, with Jefferson Mustangs and Austin Maroons also on the slate.
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End of Week Busy Sports Page Highlights Various Events
The week’s sport wrap covers track and field results with multiple meets. Notable performances include Istyna Melody and Pac Wing BarerQl achieving strong marks, while Mary Nye and Harold Halstead lead a 212-point tally at a major indoor meet. Other events feature Frank Kelly’s streak, record attempts in skiing and bobsled, and a Santa Anita turf race with notable contenders.
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Great Lake
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Central High Drops to St Anthonys in Key League Clash
Central High falls 40 32 to St Anthonys ending hopes of Southwest Academic league championship. Central Catholic Buttons travel to New Braunfels for a tough game versus the Unicorns Monday night and then clash with the Peacock Yowls Tuesday at the Central gym.
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San Antonio Shooting Results Highlight Local Marksmen
Sunday events at the San Antonio Gun Club and Liberty Club showcased top shooters. Varying scores across teams and individuals highlighted regional contests with 31 marksmen in one event and multiple accolades for soldiers and civilians alike.
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Ice Hockey Scores From Last Night’s Games
The Associated Press reports last night’s hockey results across leagues. In the Rational league Boston lost 2 to 3 to New York Americana while Toronto tied Detroit at 2 and Montreal beat Chicago 1 to 0. In the International-American league Pittsburgh defeated New Haven, Cleveland won over Providence, and Philadelphia surpassed Syracuse. The American association saw St Paul stay ahead of St Louis with a 5 to 3 score.
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Buccaneers to Play Tough Football Schedule in 1939
Corpus Christi January 30 1939 Football Coach Harry Bueeler announced a nine game schedule with a tentative plan for a tenth game November 24 to contest the district title. The Bucs open September 14 at Forest Avenue Dallas and traverse Texas and nearby states with several conference contests and key home dates.
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Ski Jumpers Break Records at Leavenworth Carnival
Big Pine, California hosted the thirteenth annual snow carnival where Al Engen of Dun Valley topped the 249 foot mark but Engen later set a 251 foot record at Ble Pine. Reidar Anderson exhibited a 965 foot jump in exhibition while California meet scores put Engen second with 287A and Hendrickson with 204.
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Decisive Action in Basket Ball Across Major Circuits
The week brings pivotal games in major conferences as top teams contest for leadership. Minnesota, Ohio State, Missouri, and Kansas eye decisive clashes. Pac-12, Big Seven, and East leagues shape standings with key midweek clashes and looming title hopes.
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Kansas
Warner Quits Temple U May Return to Stanford
A report from Philadelphia notes Temple University golfer Warner may leave to study at Stanford, amid broader U.S. Open golf course reforms. The piece details changes to Par and course layouts at Spring Mill for the national open, highlighting shifts toward tougher conditions and modern training impacts on amateurs and professionals.
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Philadelphia Country Club
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William Flynn
Ed Dudley
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George A Whal
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Ralph Granls
Parker Faces Rough Start in Amt Pro Wrestling Bout
Dean Parker opens his Amt pro match at Walkathon arena Wednesday night against Hills Bashar as Parker draws support from his San Antonio bride and about 60 to 69 friends ringside. The card also features Olaf Gwenn, Mike Mazurki, and Joah Humberts with Abe Yourist in the semifinals, while Bashara’s amateur background and Basbare’s evolving view on amateurs loom over the event.
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Sabin Wins Fourth Florida Tennis Tournament
Wayne Sabin of Portland Oregon defeated Gene Makia of Los Angeles in the final of the South Florida tennis championship in West Palm Beach after a five set match. The victory completed Sabin’s fourth Florida tournament win this winter.
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Triple bill on Commercial slate at Brackenridge gym
A packed Monday night features three cage league games at Brackenridge gym in the National division. Omara five leads with a strategic offense as Fraternity and Rainbow Courts tangle in a second half, while Easley Servicemen face Malter Plumbers in a playoff clash. Final game has Second Medical regiment meeting Alamo Jewelers. title race hinges on Plumbers vs Easley results and potential Monier-Omara showdown.
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Warner May Return as Stanford Advisor Coach
Palo Alto Jan 30 Glenn G Warner, 68, former Stanford coach and Temple mentor, resigns from Temple and weighs a return to Stanford as advisory coach to Tiny Thornhill. He says no definite offers yet but hopes to live out West, while health and age influence his future plans.
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Roy Barry
Army Reds
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International Semi-Pro Baseball Congress Formed Abroad
Chicago reports the creation of an international semi pro baseball congress with teams from Canada Cuba England Mexico Puerto Rico and the U S to hold an international tournament. The board includes George Stuer Laurence Doncet Alfred Gragan Teodle Maldonado and Fred Clarke.
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Stanford Coach Thornhill Faces Skepticism Over Warner Role
Stanford alumni report dissatisfaction with Thornhill tenure, noting Warner’s potential return in a advisory or play mapper capacity while Thornhill handles coaching. Warner, a Stanford graduate, has reserves for retirement and owns substantial Palo Alto property, with his residence shifting during football season.
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Cards Seek Waivers on Pepper Martin
New York wire reports that the St Louis Cardinals requested waivers on Pepper Martin but no major league club claimed the veteran National League outfield and infield star.
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Rattlers and Medicos Schedule Busy Week of Games
The St Marys Rattlers head into a crowded week at Rat tler gym facing Station Hospital on Monday then Southwestern in Georgetown on Tuesday and West Texas State Buffy from Canyon on Friday and Saturday. West Texans recently swept St Marys in Canyon.
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Venzke’s Wanamaker upset opens two mile field
New York Jan 3 reports Venzke withdraws from the Wanamaker mile to enter the two mile at the Prout Memorial games in Boston. Wayne Rideout moves into the mile, while Glenn Cunningham dominates the Boston results with a 4 15.2. Oklahoma Baptist’s Wareld Cagle earns the Widegerald Memorial trophy as top performer at the Prout meet.
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Chuck Fowski
Wisconsin
Jorez Mogtert
John Munukt
Missouri
Wareld Cagle
Oklahoma Baptist College
Thomas F. Widegerald
Rain Hampers O'Brien's Passing as Pros Win 6-0
In a heavy downpour at Kerat stadium on Sunday, Davey O'Brien could not showcase his passing for Texas as the all-pros defeated the Western collegians 6-0. George Smith intercepted a pass in the third quarter and Ray Clemons ran 26 yards before being stopped, setting up a go ahead score as Ray Peterson powered in for the TD after a string of man in motion plays.
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Bill Paulyman
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