Boeing leads at Santa Anita in winter meeting show
W. E. Boeing tops field at Santa Anita Park as winter meeting reaches midway point. His eight winners, 10 seconds and two fourths yield 21,080 in purses. Alfred Vanderbilt and Millsdale Felie fall stable claim 10 winners with 12,350 and 13,650. Leading money winner Lews W. Maser reports 16,000 return. leading jockey Johnny Adams has 23 wins in 116 mounts for 14 percent. Nick Watt close with 13 wins and 17 percent.
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Los Angeles
W. E. Boeing
Seattie
J. F. Watters
Adams
Seeona
Nick Watt
Horse Racing and Gulfstream Park Opening Hype
Florida racing scene focuses on Gulfstream Park opening after a six month build. News covers track plans, the speed of construction, and the modern admin building. Doc Meade leads water racing while Nicholas S. pulls a late victory at Hialeah Park.
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Therr
Tren
Guistroom
Gulfstream
South
Florida
Plumbers Eliminate From Playoff Race in Commercial League
The Easley Service station Five of Monier Plumbers were knocked out of the first half championship race in the Commercial league national division playoff. Omala fraternity and Plumbers square off next week to decide the UK. Omala beat Brackenridge 38-34 while Alamo Dewelely defeated Second Medical Regiment 53-43. Alamo and International Club battle Thursday for the league lead. Rainbow and Courts, and others, also featured in Monday games amid a crowded playoff chase.
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Plumbers
Omala Fraternity
Omala
Raibton Courts
Alamo Dewelely
Alamo
Medicas
International Club
Omala Prat
Fo. Moore
Johnston
Scott Lackey
Rahnze
Boars
Lau
Talnbow
Persona
Mata
Rainbow
Suspended Trainers Tied to Dope Case at Hialeah
Indefinite suspensions were issued by the Florida racing commission for Harold Williams, a trainer, and Feante Winters, a groom, over alleged doping of Rosanie, a 4 year old filly owned by C K Finch of New York, at Hialeah Park on January 18 after a January 24 hearing.
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Fadan
SIL
Harold Williams
Feante Winters
Florida Racing Come Mission
Rosanie
C.K. Finch
New York
Sn Hialeah Park
Rattelite
Shamrock Greens Face Amy Reds For Light's Cup Final
The Shamrock Greens meet the Amy Reds at Brackenridge Park Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Cheanya tournament play for possession of The Light's velo cup. The Green and San Angelo Rainbows advanced. Stark led with three goals as Greens won 5 to 4 over Rainbows.
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Cheanya
Brackenridge Park
Louise Holsigreen
Greens
San Angelo Rainbows
Miller Field
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Dhukker
Clarence Stark
Mutch Evanger
Stark
Ed Bradley
Ton Hastey
Hugh Fitesimons
Evaiger
Lee AldWell
San Angelo
Frank Vaughn
James A. Watson
Bradley
Fawtil
Presimmona Ve
Barryition
Vaurhan
Aldwell Railité
Palmer
Heed
Downs
Limer
Martian
Higgins New Tiger Picks Detroit After Snowstorm
Michael Pickey Higgins, the new Detroit Tigers third baseman, arrived from Dallas amid Detroit’s heaviest snowstorm in five years. He praised Briggs Stadium’s left field, recalled his 12 straight hits there last summer, and predicted a tight 1939 pennant race among Detroit, Boston, Cleveland and New York.
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Pickey
Higgins
Detroit Tiger
Howe
Dallas
Pinkey
Detroit
Briggs Crum
Briggs Stadium
Eldon Auker
Jake Wade
Chet Morgan
Arch McKally
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Yankees
Tigers
Indians
Red Box
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Brackenridge and Lanier Tighten City Hoop Race
The hitherto unbeaten Brackenridge Eagles and Lanier remain in a deadlock for top spot after a 19-17 thriller at Jefferson gym. Tech Bufts beat Burbank 27 6 20 in a decisive win, while Jefferson Mustangs were routed 36-21 by Austin Maroons as the city college basketball series advances with two meetings left between the leaders and Brackenridge-Lanier clashes forthcoming. Mariano Medina starred for Lanier guarding Billy Dreiss, while Brackenridge and Lanier vie for the title with remaining tough games advertised.
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Tanier
Brackenridge
Jefferson Gym
Joe Bob Markette
Milton Crain
Billy Dreiss
Mariano Medina
Denny Myer
A. Rodriguez
Brackenridge Eagles
Austin Maroons
Athletic
Lanier
Eagles
Jefferson
Claud Kellam
City Board of Education
Xym Mondas
Birds
Brian Crain
Bobby Cruickshank Wins Marred Texas Open Title
Wee Bobby Cruickshank, the doughty Scotsman, dominated the 1927 Texas Open at Brackenridge Willow Springs. He led from start to finish, finishing with 292, a record at the event, while Larry Nabholtz took 255 for second. Bad greens and muddy conditions slowed play as the field contended over two courses in difficult handicap rounds.
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Chicago
Larry Nabholtz
Cleveland
Dallas
Brackenridge
Cruickshank
Willow Springs
Texas
Tall Guy Makes Big Leagues Debut as 6 Foot 7 Pitcher
The Washington Senators announced rookie pitcher Robert Garner of Rockmart Georgia stands 6 feet 7 inches in bare feet. Club secretary Eddle Eynon notes socks and shoes raise him further. Garner, from Salisbury Maryland, won 10 games and lost seven last year in organized baseball.
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Washington Senators
Ly Wave
Eddle Eynon
Robert Garner
Rockmart
Salisbury
Broncs Edge San Antonio Junior College In Tug of War
The Broncs defeated the San Antonio Junior College Rangers 36 to 23 at Woollawn gym after trailing 18 to 9 at halftime. San Antonio staged a second half rally but fell short as Bronc shooters led the scoring and secured the win.
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San Antonio
Broyes
San Antonio Junior College Rangers
Woollawn
Glamour of the golf tournament and a wild finish
The event produced a dramatic ending as Brady failed to reach Mehlborn and Crowder, with Brady four shots shy after a quirky sequence that saw his ball roll into a tent with sandwiches. Hagen and other top players posted strong scores, highlighting a standout finish.
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Wilmington
Minn
Dalentof Samy Cohen
Sunday School League Tuesday Games At Abe Hot Welly Gym
Woodlawn Methodist meets First Evangelical in the opening game at 8 p.m. The nightcap features First Congregational against the Mexican Christian Institute as the Sunday School league schedule unfolds.
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Woodlawn Methodist
First Evangelical
First Congregational
Mexican Christian Institute
Central Catholle Meets Peacock Fowls In Academic Clash
Central Catholic hosts Peacock in a Southwest Academic League game Tuesday night at the Central Catholic gym. Central has won one and dropped two in league play while Peacock needs a win to bolster its record.
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Peacock
Central Catholle
Peacwelk
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Ramblers Issue Challenge to Southwest Texas Opponents
Randolph Field Ramblers boast 10 wins in 11 games and challenge any rival in Southwest Texas. They list key wins over Humble Oilers and visiting Army teams, and vow to meet St Marys University or other hot teams. Sgt Booth at Army Post 205 to schedule.
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Alamo Jewelers
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Quint
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Army Post 205
Swan Elevated to Temple U Head Coach
Philadelphia January 31 1931 Fred Swan former Stanford star and six year Temple assistant was named head football coach at Temple University succeeding Pop Warner who announced his retirement Swan signed a three year contract with an estimated 7600 dollars per year Warner’s retirement triggered a reshuffle with Warner stepping down at Palo Alto and Charles Winterburn retained as backfield coach Swan previously coached at Colgate and Wisconsin and captained the 1926 Stanford team
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Fred Swan
Temple University
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Palo Alto
Walls
Swan
Stanford
Cald
Tempe
Colgate
Wisconsin
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Buckfield County
Charles
Chuck") Winterburn
Iso
Winterburn
Temple Committee
Morgan Wins Golf Stakes in Six Hole Playoff
Jimmy Morgan the Brackenridge pro outpaced Harvey Penrick of Aurora Country Club in a six hole playoff to win the weekly golf sweepstakes at his home course. Morgan shot 72 in regulation with seven birdies but 28 on the back, finishing strong after a rough mid-round.
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Brackenridge
Morgan
Harvey Penrick
Aurora Country Club
Ident. FM
Cochrane
Randolph Field
Virtie
Manuoff Morgan
Penick
Cothrane
Laffoon
Refugio High Banquet Names Coach Speaker for Wildcats
Joe Batley Shenney head coach at Southwest Texas Stile Teachers' College San Marcos was the chief speaker at Refugio High School football banquet honoring the Bobcats and drum and pep squad members.
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Joe Batley Shenney
Southwest Texas Stile Teachers’ College
San Marcos
Bobcats
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