Main High Strives For State Tourney Chance
Main High School’s Buffaloes face a decisive game Friday night to reach the late interscholastic league state tournament. District 2 contenders from College Station to Fredericksburg, including the Hill district stars, clash as Main eyes a bid with a fast, well‑rounded lineup and key players Delmar Tasto and Dick Wawards providing guard depth. Opponent Fredericksburg lines up Snell, Henke, Everse, and Werner with Dusty Hogeres in refing duties as the district race tightens.
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College Station
Fredericksburg
Ecorpions
Joelle Marie Hamilton
Bisons
Hasal
A. & M. College
Conell Hamilton
Main
Brodevices
Sidorin
Sayarite
Delmar Tasto
Guani
Antiese
Dick Wawards
Taptaih Kinin Ie
Knippa Edna Play at Normoyle Saturday Hackettball Game
Knippa and Edna are set to play at Normoyle Saturday in a basketball game. Edna and Knippa will settle their dispute at a ceremony at 3 o'clock. George O'Brien of San Antonio will referee the match in an early afternoon San Antonio venue.
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Edna
Normoyle
Aavlbor Bistrict
San Antonia
Edna Sod Kuippa
Ermosie
George O'Brien
Richter
Hamby
Fort Worth
Draughon
Business College Pirates of
San Antonio
Bambys
Jo Wiesbacher
Irene Wilkins
Lloyd Padgett
Walker Fight Still Blocked in Championship Dispute
Chicago March 1 The heavyweight title bout between Tommy Loughran and Agnes Walker was blocked by the Minnesota state athletic commission after Walker faced forfeiture threats for insufficient defenses. Kearns, Walker’s manager, argued for hours with officials over posting 25000 before approval for a July Las Vegas bout. The match, opening the 81 million Chicago stadium on March 24, faces possible court action if the commission does not relent. Echo in Arkansas: Schoonover elected captain of the University of Arkansas basketball team. co-captains Tickell and Lowbert lead the 1025-29 Southwest champions.
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Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Agnes Walker
Miinvis State Athletic Commie
Jack Kearns
Walker
Echoonover Utain
Chicago Girl Defies Odds to Win National Swimming Titles
Jane Faunte, 19, of Chicago, once crippled by a severe auto accident, won the national amateur women's swimming titles at the indoor championships. She swept the high board diving and breaststroke events, achieving a historic trio of wins and marking one of the standout performances of the meet.
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Chicago
Jane Faunte
Gainig
Miss Faunte
Tsa
Aa Jinnah Mest
Jeileeli
Wien Wourn
Tor Wily
Mies
Grorgin Coleman
Loy Angeles Athletic
Rose
Vboenk
Cleveland
Tyhe Werner
Pennie
Areny
Trent Sind
Ser Hoffa
Scrinton
Catherine Yan
Maguire Busy In Rush At Petersburg Return
Former Chicago Cubs second baseman Maguire sparked a brisk rush in Petersburg as he paired with Byers and Lewis against President Fucheo’s Praves. He chased balls on the short field, showed limited power, and Hank Sinchy homered aiding a tense display.
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Petersburg
Fia
Mareh
Preddy Maguire
Cicage Cubs
Bay Mane
Byers
Jett Rse
Maguitt
Chicago
Rozera Horasts
Hank Sinchy
Aly
Phice
Two Holdouts Fail to Worry Connie Mack
Fragmented OCR text describes a baseball scene with repeated phrases and unclear names. It mentions Connie Mack and holds up a struggle involving holdouts, hints of players, and scattered terms like Sibley, Warner, and Watts, but no coherent events or dates emerge.
Oklahoma Team Favored To Win Track Title
The article outlines Oklahoma as the predicted winner in a track title race. It mentions key athletes and rivals, with emphasis on early season form and potential scoring depth. Details on specific events or scores are unavailable due to damaged text.
McLarnin Favored Over Joe Glick In NYC Bout
New York March 7 Simms McLarnin from the Pacific coast, a 9 to 5 favorite, faces Joe Glick at Madison Square Garden tonight for their third meeting. McLarnin seeks a third win after early clashes, while Glick, a veteran with 150 fights, carries the lighter weight edge and the reputation for streetwise punch power.
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New York
Simms Mcbarunt
Pavutic
Joe Blick
Madican Square Garden
Yril- Tintazburg Pants
MecLarnin
Gilck
Timmy
Igo API
Renliet
Glivk
McLarnin
Glick
Anil Cluaire
Ae Flores Adoront
Hes West
Potnda
Vir
Tay Miller
Tennis stars easy winners headline unclear text
The readable fragments mention tennis players and a match outcome but details are garbled. Names such as Carlin Shatter and Ben Baer appear, but the source is too corrupted to extract a coherent event, date, or location.
All Ison New Line Coach at Wisconsin
Allison New Line serves as coach at Wisconsin after the departure of the previous leader. The article notes changes in leadership and staff at the university amid ongoing sports program developments.
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Allison
Wisconsin
Boxing Night Wraps Up With Brutal Knockouts And Upsets
McHeesport top contender Pratin stops California foe Gans in two rounds. Louis defeats Ravie Abad in Panama City on points. Esposito of New York outpoints Haut Steadman in a ten rounder. Parra beats Ghily in eight rounds. Adelman over Freakin Da August in Philadelphia. Shilling stops Danny Tussell in Salisbury. Misc fights list several wins and losses across cities, with odds and venues sparsely noted.
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Pratin
Pillshureh
California
Gans
Gars
Ind
Louis
Henny Dasa
Fhilain
Ravie Abad
Panama
Mike Esposito
New York
Wolcast
Philadelphis
Salisbury_ Me
Sramt Iapids
Joe Gordon
Minneapolia
Mativaintel
Johnny Powers
Plint
Len ‘Tharey
Grand Trapids
Roppert Mark
Tue
Minneapolis
Southworth's Boss Pleased With Cardials Manager
Avon Paik reports Southworth’s boss pleased with the St. Tavis Cardinals management as the fifth pilot in many seasons, praising the baseball spirit and changes under the manager.
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Avon Paik
Pla
Sam Tyreatlon
St. Tavis Cardinals
Jills Southworth
Lino
Southworth
Casa Del Rio Hosts All Ace Golfers
Readers learn Casa Del Rio hosts a golf event featuring top players such as Gerringe Sut and Ve Laight. The report notes preparations and local involvement, with references to expected attendance and venue details. Political names and unrelated entities appear in fragmented passages.
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Casa del Rio
Barbuti Suspended Over Union Criticism Statements
New York March 1 A member of Amateur Athletic Union officials suspended Fay Barbuti from amateur competition after remarks attributed to him criticized the Union and poll- Borbuti said he would retire to focus on business An interview claimed the AAYT pays track stars expense money for meets but no confirmation was sought from Barbuti before the action was taken.
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New York
Boon Bur Raehuti
Unchuti
Metec
Metropolitan Association
Uond
Rte
Borbuti
Barbuti
Eplue
Browns Sign Entire Battery as Camp Opens
Fin March reports say all Brown pitching duo and battery mates signed by the Browns, including Wost Baum Brhach and Dick Cellman who reported to camp late. Manager Dan How le expressed pleasure that the new group could spark a strong ranking and rival teams.
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Brown Battery
Wost Baum Brhach
Alvin Crowder
St. Louis Brown
Dick Cellman
Browns
Wally Sehonz
Leotard Vowlero
Tulsa Oilera
Dan Howle
Russian Wrestler Hurts Toots Mondt in Missouri Bout
Branson City, March 3. Russian wrestler Koln Kwarnni from Italy staged a dramatic match at the Convention Hall. Mondt, the wrestling star from Colorado, took blows and fell after a sequence of flying maneuvers. He left the mat unable to continue after a final hold and fall.
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Vouts” Mondt
Bos
Aslorado
Koln
Nituo
Rwarioni
Mendt
Sivat
Correction On Tunney Homeward Bound Not True
The item reports confusion over Tunney's travel as ship departures from Algiers to France on a Mediterranean cruise. Initial reports suggested a return to New York, but corrections clarify the actual route and status of the travelers including Kunney and Kunney-related passengers aboard the liner NAPLIG.
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Sharen
Mr. Nou Mfrv
Gene ‘Kunney
Algiers
France
Cruice
Mediterranean
Yesterdes
Andrere
Veltman Impresses in New York Giants Training Camp
San Antonio youngster Veltman showing promise with the New York Giants in training camp. Manager John J. McGraw praises his natural talent as a right handed hitter and ballplayer who can do anything. Veltman drew steady attention in Thursday practice as scouts and coaches weigh his potential for a major league role.
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Veltman
San Antonio
Yuris Gloatx
Otis
Joh J. ArcGraw
Ts Bos
Joe Meeps
McGraw
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Blu
Arthur
Heeneey Meets Jim Maloney In Boston
Tom Beengey of New Zealand returns to the ring in Boston to face Jim Maloney after a title bout loss. Maloney, the Boston contender, seeks a decisive win to reestablish his place among championship hopefuls as Beengey returns from a long layoff.
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Jim Maloney
Boston
Maroh
Tom Beengy
New Zealand
Gene Tunney
Jin Maloney
Kenyy
Welch
Whiod
Muroney Taa
Bleeney
Charlie Hazen
Harvey
Tom
Down -Trindér
Maloney
Two Giant Vets Absent From Training Camp
Only two giants veterans remain missing from the training camp here. Tirsts baseman Bill Terey and Gatsisleer Eddie Roush are listed absent. Andy Cohen arrived from E Pa while Outfider Jimmy Welsh from Oakland and Outfieller Fred Leach reported. Carl Alogs left Ununk with a bone fracture. Frank Gibson, formerly San Antonio Bear manager, agreed to join the Ginnte with Anstia’s belt.
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Gatsisleer
Eddie Roush
Secont-Waseman
Andy Cohen
E Pa
Jimmy Welsh
Oakland
Cal
Fred Leach
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Wallis
Frankie Graham
New York
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Asi Hall Sether
Jession
Carl Alogs
Mare
Frank Gibson
San Antonio
Mcrun
Anstia
Berae
Uinnis
Pittsburgh rookie Martin shines in key win
Pittsburgh fielded rookie Martin who delivered clutch hits. The lineup featured veterans and rising stars as key drives and power helped secure a decisive victory for the Pirates.
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Martin
Pittsburgh
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