Two Games September 26 Opens District 36-A Football Schedule
Sportlights by Harold Scherwitz profiles District 36-A action opening September 26 with two games. The piece notes mixed results and veteran opinions on young Eddie Ownby facing a seasoned 160-fight opponent, Rey Beard, in a 10-round bout. Beard struck Ownby with a hard right in round one and again in round eight, but Ownby rose each time and claimed the final rounds.
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Somme
Kid Herman
Youn
Eddie Ownby
Rey Beard
Herman
Brownwood
San Antonio
Brooksfield
Beard
Ownby
Red Sox depend on young hurlers says Cronin
Boston manager Joe Cronin expects the Red Sox to rely on a stable of young pitchers to power a pennant run. He believes the 1961 AL race will be competitive with the Yankees and Indians likely strengthened. Cronin stresses ongoing development and plans to let the rotation start and finish games to build depth.
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Red Sox
Cronin
Hqston
Joe Cronin
Botton Red Sox
Joe
Pylak
Ah Jatlox
Harters
Lefty
Grave
Emerson Dicktann
Jack Wilson
Joe Dobson
Miki Byla
Doe Beying
Bhs
Mickey Harris
Earl Johnson
Wood Rich
Carry Powell
Charlie Wagner
Plioneks
Moi Holt
Thesizel
Ts Che
Jay
Tts
Joe Cranin
Two Schools of Thought Clash Over Boxing Prospects
Thel and Herman debate the rise of a youth boxer over 180 pounds slated to debut February 10 in Stomnwood against Beard. Herman expects rapid progress and a title run, while others critique the aggressive push and favor a slower path with Ownby in training to potential.
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Herman
Herman Hse
Beard
Stomnwood
Ownby
Durnby
Bob Merman
Strictly Personal Visitors and Army Draft Notes
The city hosts visitors including Craig Campbell of Wichita and his family, with Campbell described as executive secretary of the National Semi-Pro Baseball press. Notes mention Kelly Field graduating class for army fliers including The Great Tarbox and St. Mary’s athletes Curt Lanly and Olek Locke, plus Benny Mungman preparing for spring training and a trip to Muray Virginia.
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Craig Campbell
Wichita
Jerry
Campbell
Aloul
Ray Demont
Ar- Vile
Army
Kelly Field
Ester
the Great
Tarbox
Tne
Texas Tech
Tartax
Wasket
St. Mary's University
Curt Lanly
Olek Locke
Sandly
Locke
Oh Mose Simms
Benny Muigman
Missions
Serail
Muray
Charro Days at Brownsville Watch for Big Sports Events
Charro Days festival at Brownsville shows two weeks of events with Zack Miller’s rodeo and a regalia parade in the city park. Miller, from San Antonio, plans novelty stunts and acts with Brahma stock provided by Fausto Yturian of El Canela, bringing in participants from Oklahoma and other states for a memorable spectator experience.
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Bea Gre
Brownsville
Bolgie
Graup
Caure Rays
Gol
Zack” Miller
Brownsville Park
Alrescy
Erie
Miller
San Antonio
Fausto
Yturian
el Canela Ranch
Samnforrigor
Oklahoma
Sion
San Marcos Cagers Face Kenedy In Open Round
The San Marcos basketball team travels to Lockhart for the Futual tournament opening round against Kenedy. If they win they advance to the semi finals where they would meet the AuSAA MeToods.
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naAt Mancus
Jan
Crach
Milton Dowers
Kenedy
Futual Lockhart
Snakes
Classifieds fragment with local ads and notices
Fragmentary classified listing shows items for sale and services. Mentions include a toll, a Main Street location, an antique advertiser note, and generic ads for water or utility related services. Names and coherent facts are sparse due to OCR errors, but the material resembles a late era classifieds page.
San Antonio Swimmers Win Mail Meet In Fort Wayne
San Antonio senior team defeated Indiana Hoosiers 45 to 21 while the junior squad won 22 19 17 at a mail meet in Fort Wayne. Veterans standout performances included Gus Clemens Dean Smith and Dan Stalth with several notable free style and relay finishes among the top swimmers.
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San Antonio
Mt. CG. A
M.C. A
Fort Warne
Ind
Waleh
Ale Mail
Miehres
Hoosiers
Dak Westkremper
Enlors
Gus Clemens
Deen
Smith
Dan Stalth
Aomy
Dae
Aly
Wogyard
Seven Team Round Robin Schedule for District 36A Football
District 36 A will operate with seven teams in a round robin. The campaign opens September 26 and closes November 28, with Hot Wells newly elected district secretary J L Shipman and Lanier principal R H Brewer named district chairman.
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J. L. Shipman
Hot Wells
Hatlandale
R. H. Brewer
Lanier
S. G. Boynton
South San Antonio
Shipman
L. G.bystrom
Alamo Heights
Uber
Marland Borbank
Hot
Smudh
Sui Antonio
Harlandale
Atson
Elian’ ' Gesber
Burbank
Edisga
Lenier
Fragmentary OCR item with scattered names and dates
Fragmented text lists dates and names like Burbank November 14 and September 20, plus several personal names such as Alarin Weghts and Bouh San Arienin. The legibility is poor, leaving uncertain actions or events and no clear article focus.
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Burbank
Alarin Weghts
h—Zotson
Bouh San Arienin
Herlandate
Laniec
Burdick
Neveniner Tow Alam Heights
Eestor
Hind Wells
City League Night Rematches at Alamo Stadium
In a doubleheader at City League play, the Porlinity team faces the Woodlawn club in the opener before the A. 4 A. fraternityuen meet headliners. The Pli Mor Bill Birds challenge the Duncan Field Flyers in the second game as Station Hospital Medicos face off against the Medicos in a late matchup.
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Hall & Hall
Alamo
Woodlawsgyn
Td P.m
BillBirds
Duncan Field Flyers
Hospital Medicos
Brandt Sinks Ace at Willow Springs
Brandt Jr and Brackesmoge pro attended Willow Springs course on Thursday for the Teens Open practice. Brandt sank an ace at 180 yards and followed with a seven iron for the next shot. George Hoffman Willard Kesmits Ta Ti Lisi and Jo Gatela joined the event from St Paul and Will Springs.
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Lee Brandt Jr
Pers Profesionel
Adeliane
Wil‘loy Springs
Brandt
Hin Seo
Tle
George Hoffman
Willa Springs
Jo! Gate
St. Pail
Willard Kesmits
Appea l Bookmakers Return Hangs on Fair Grounds Bid
New Orleans on January 3 a group of business men considers reviving bookmaking at the old Fair Grounds by purchasing the track. Backers push a teluisy style odds system to compete with larger tracks but face financing and development hurdles as the option deadline nears. Sylvester W. Lybrot Jr notes the plan to save the Grounds from subdivision and underlines funding gaps in the appeal.
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New Orleans
Fasr
Tracy
Wnt
Sylvester W. Lybrot Jr
Tespiste
Ene Bankles
Poyel
Martin Heads Bowmen Club
Eugene HK. Martin Wisday elected president of the Alamo Bowmen Archery Club, succeeding W. 8. Walker, at a meeting Wednesday night. Dr. RB. Shipman named vice president, replacing HS. Whitte and PH Ottosan. A. G. Gassman re elected secretary treasurer. The club aims to stimulate participation and waives the entry fee for women for 64 days.
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Tate
Bees Sign Andrews and Woo to Contracts in Boston
Boston Bees president Tob Quinn announced that veteran catcher Stanley Andrews and outfielder Claude Woo, who joined the club last fall, have signed contracts. The club reported no further details on terms or other players.
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Boston Bees
Boston
Tob Quinn
Stanley Andrews
Retlef
Claude Woo
Beaniston
Wil Thorn
Antonin Hale
Louis Ready for Fast Knockout Over Burman
Lawton Greenwood Lai reports Red Burman trains for his thirteenth world heavyweight title defense. Co Manager Roxborough asserts Louis could have beaten Dempsey at his peak, as Burman prepares in cold hills. Burman, lighter than usual, may face a sharp left hook and quick finish in the anticipated title bout.
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Lawton Greenwood Lai
Kheck
Lails
John Roxboroush
Dempsey
Eurger
Burmas
Champlay
McCox
Hoxborough
Burman
Singere
Amathia
Lash
Tomarcowight
Joe
Nim
Guy Dorazio
Philadelphia
Abe Bian
Dejieoit
Artard Godoy
California
Louis
Filly Conn
Indane
McGuy
Roxborough
Biby
Cent
Burmee
Carver
Bott
Hanis
Nyye
Ms Dempsey
Toledo
Jess Willard
Lois Sal
Burnin
Tim
Mike
Loul
Antonio Real Estate
Titman
Hot Wells Beats Edison Five 22 to 20
Edison Bear led by Hob Campbell with 15 points fell to Hot Wells Blue Devils 22 20 at Hot Wells gym. Joe Robin scored four for Hot Wells as they held a 15 13 halftime advantage and pulled off the narrow victory.
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Hot Wells
Edison
Hob Campbell
Edison Bear
Hot Wells Blue Devils
Joe Robin
Mnensias Mt Wadia
Leo Byent
Fina Bog
Martlape
Huweke
Itor Prediter
Cornish Pins Ring Muddle on Managers
New Orleans January report sketches tensions in boxing management as D Walker pushes for independence from commissions and outlines proposed agreements. NY Commissioner Wear cites ongoing disputes over champions and class eligibility while praising championship contenders and the need for controlled authority in title decisions.
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M. Y. Cornish
Greenberg Hank Gets Questionnaire In Detroit
Detroit officials said Hank Greenberg Detroit Tigers home run king is among players who received draft deferment questionnaires. Greenberg, listed as 621, is expected to respond by early June, with extended deadlines if the involved person is absent from the city. The latest steps come as the draft processing proceeds across sites including Honolulu.
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Detroit
Hank Greenteng
Detroit Tigers
Drath
Ubotine
Rasey
Greenberg
Nnmier
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