Magnolia Oilers and Bell Tae Phoners Triumph in City Playoffs
Magnolia Oilers and Bell Tae Phoners won Wednesday’s 36 tity championship series games at Breckenridge den. Phong boys to face Randolph Field Thursday in another playoff, with Kelly Field and St. Marys Crisesders in the second game. First contest starts at 8 oclock. Randolph Field seeks Army League title as Phoners were runners up in M C A league. Kelly runner up in Army league and St Marys won Parish league. Friday Magnolia faces the Telephone-Rail Golf winners. Kelly-St Marys Ner meets M O A Triangles Y league champions. Magnolia Commercial champs beat St Patrick’s Shamrocks. Telephone team trimmed Dixie lad 42-28, led by Meats 17 and Raborn 14. Referees Bohm Acurer Jones. timer.
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Magnolis Oilers
Bell Tae Phoners
Breckenridge
Phong Boys
Ackle
Randolph Field
Kelly Field
St. Mary's Criseders
Kelly
Mary's
Witiers
Tunners-Yips
Magnolia
Kelly-St. Mary’s
A. Trangles
Magnolia Commercial League
St. Patrick's Shamrocks
Hill
Rea
Rea!mrength
Take’ Pate
Dixie Lud
Meats
Raborn
Gnome
Murray
Te Esnevell
Marante
Lab
Pals
Ites Bori Borat
Genter
Wegner L Collings
Tarte
Lavedek
An & Patrick's
Carrara
McMahon
Ortters Bonnemason
Woudeak
Sgillismoon
O'Brien
Bohm
Acurer
Jones
Aggies Hold Off Rice In Close Southwest Collision
Rice Owls trailed by sixteen with a minute left but surged to within six before Texas A&M edged Rice 40 to 36 in a Southwest Conference basketball clash at College Station. A&M captain Joe Merka led with 11 points as Journeau and Eaton each scored ten for Rice.
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College Station
Rice Owls
Journeau
Eaton
Texas Aggies
Aggie
Aggies
Rice
Joe Merka
Hin
Kelly
Journeay
Rive
College basketball scores and standings of mixed teams
It lists numerous college games with partial scores and team names such as Dartmouth, Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Butler, Beloit, Lake Forest, River Falls Teachers, Texas Aggies, Rice, Houston Teachers, and Stephen F Austin Teachers. The fragmentary OCR shows inconsistent spellings and misreadings, indicating a broad roundup of results and possible scheduling notes from a college basketball roundup page.
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Agoelated Peeve
Iarsakih
Boursie
Wesleysn
Dartmouth
Fork
Oaklawn begins 21 day meet at Hot Springs run
Oaklawn Jockey Club opens its first season in 16 years at Hot Springs with 21 racing days through March 24. Opening day entries total 74 thoroughbreds across seven races featuring Had Axe Dorothy Span and others. Mayor Lea McLaughtin proclaims a holiday as fans arrive from Memphis Tulsa St Louis and Nashville.
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Hot Springs
Ack
Oaklawn
Siub
Had Axe
Dorothy Span
Wisk Eddie
My Idegh
Uett Man
Lady Dover
Jack Howe
Lea McLaughtin
Memphis
Tulsa
St. Louis
Nashville
New York
Higleah Park
Fair Grounds
Avna Callente
Oakla Park
Ark
Hialeah Park
Miami
Fla
Tropical Park
Pate Grounds
Agua Caliente
Beeville Protest Left Open By League Committee
Beeville High School basketball star Frank Marshall’s eligibility remains unresolved as the Texas Interscholastic League executive committee declined to rule, citing no evidence to declare him eligible or ineligible. Taft school superintendent Barrow protested after Taft was eliminated in district finals. Beeville faces regional meet in Kingsville this weekend.
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Beeville
Air Austin
Taft Schoos
Texas Interscholastic League
Frank Marshall
Bee Vile
Marshall
L. Barrow
Taft Shoo
Berklie
Taft
Roy B. Henderson
Marstall
Kingsville
Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston tie for Lone Star crown
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks edged Sam Houston Bears 1094 in Nacogdoches to forge a three way tie for the Lone Star conference basketball championship. A decisive playoff date will be set later after the three team results are finalized.
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Lone Star Cagers
Nacogdoches
Texas
Stephen PF. Austin Lumberjacks
Lone Star Conference
Sam Houston
Jacobs Wins Jamaica Net Title in Kingston Final
Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California defeated Dorothy Round of England 6-4 8-1 to win the International tennis tournament final in Kingston Jamaica on March 1. The event featured top American and British players and capped a week of competitive matches.
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Helen Jacobs
Jamaica
Kingston
Jamales
Hélen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cail
Hmarteni
Dorothy Round
Alamo Jockey Club to Oversee New Race Track Project
Arthur Elrod named track manager with operations at the proposed Lack track site in Louisville and New Orleans. Contractors and engineers have worked two weeks on the project plan. Grandstand to be steel and concrete with stables of wool. Officials to be appointed after permit approval. A polo center with two polo fields may be built. no racing on Sundays. Neal states in a Light interview.
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Alamo Jockey Club
Arthur Elrod
Jouisvilte
New Orleans
Areht
Start~ Org
Neal
Tae Light
Harmsworth Trophy Race Off This Year
Detroit March 1 17 The Harmsworth trophy race is canceled this year. Bert Scott-Paine, last year’s British challenger, reports he cannot proceed with two new hosts and cannot challenge veteran tar Wood again.
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Detroit
Mich
Abert Scott-Paine
Wstcidlion
Almerica
Tar Wood
Horse Show Postponed to March 11 at Saddle Club
The horse show slated for Sunday at the Saddle Club Ying was postponed due to heavy rains. J. W. Marshall of the San Pedro stables says the entry list is the best yet for the Saddle Club show.
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Saddle Club
J. W. Marshall
San Pedro
Missouri Valley AAU Kansas City Planting Report
A brief note from the Missouri Valley AAU in Kansas City in March details final plantings by Lahey and Vales. The item records end-stage preparations and lists participants Tutehiaeae and UL a a3.
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Kansas City
Lahey
Schmidt Likely to Leave TCU for Ohio State
COLUMBUS Ohto March 1 — Ohio State athletics board prepares to discuss Francis A Schmidt, TCU football and basketball coach, as successor to Sam Willaman. Schmidt arrived in Columbus greeted by director L W St John and Prof Thomas French amid speculated offers from the Buckeyes.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christan University
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State University
Raymond'Bzery Wolf
Fort Ward
Schmidt
T. GU
Buckeyes
Wolf
Cc. Y. Horned Frogs
Columbus
Ofln
HNSI
L. W. St. John
Ohio State
Ehe
Ume
Texas Christian University
Sam Witaman
Buckeye
Western Réserve i Schrdt
St. John
Thomas French
Bowling Ladies NineLine League Two teams deadlock in midweek clash
In a Wednesday doubleheader the Webber Linen crew and George Huntress Clerks battled to a tie. Webber Linen won the second game 253 to 222 after trailing early as Huntress led, while the Clerks posted a 32% in the first game and Webber totals reached 902 across frames. An all around solid performance kept Webber near the pennant pace.
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Webber Linen Crew
Webber
Marks of Sa
Pures
Huntress C
Webber Linen
Munteess C
Mitchell star of Jeff win over Central Catholic Buttons
Mitchell led the Jefferson Mustangs with 22 points in a 49 to 24 win over Central Catholic Buttons on Wednesday. Dietzel added 11 for Jefferson, as coach Harry Hamilton planned to take about 12 players to the Region 6 tourney in San Marcos, with rosters still to be finalized.
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Fd Mitchell
Ming
Jefferson Mustangs
Palchamps
Central Catholic Buttons
Leachers
Jefferson Court
Mustangs
San Marcos
Buttons
Carl Dietzel
Mitchell
McBrearly
Central
Harry Hamilton
Jefferson
Tefferson
Nichole
Dietzel
Sullivan
Cardenas
Englah
Bigler
Chapa
Walla
Startin
Arbuckle
Harper
Cubs
Flatts
MrBrearty
Jackson Coy
Forwaras
Blasioul
Cotslant
Martine
Junior Basketball Schedule At Sacred Heart Woodlawn Lake
Two games are listed in the Junior Basket Ball League on the Sacred Heart court Friday between Prospect and Sacred Heart and Sunday at Woodlawn Lake Bovoci hosts First Evangelicals versus San Fernando Cardinals. Sons of America Juniors play Sacred Heart while First Evangelicals meet Corneretal Recorders.
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Sacred Heart Court
Prospect Fl
Sacred Heart
San Fernando Cardinals
Bovcoci
Woodlayn Lake Court
Tbe
Sons of America
Gacred Heart
Pirst Evangelicals
Cormeretal Recorders
Western Des Moines Welcomes 1944 Western Baseball League
The Western Baseball League expands to eight teams for the 1944 season after Sioux City and Cedar Rapids accept invitations. President Dave Gear announced the eight city circuit will include Topeka, St Joseph, Omaha, Rock Island, Des Moines, Davenport, Sioux City, and Cedar Rapids, with Denver and Pueblo exiting the league.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Dave Gear
Gear
Denver
Pueblo
Topeka
Bt. Joseph
Omaha
Rock Island
Davenport
Orday Rapids
Canzoneri Nebo Set For Third Meeting In KC Bout
Tony Canzoneri and Pete Nebo prepare for their third career bout in Kansas City at Convention Hall. The former lightweight champion edged Nebo in their first 1928 meeting, while their second bout a year ago ended in a draw.
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Canzoneri
Nebo
Kansas City
Tony Cantoneri
Pete Nebo
Battic
Sevord
Army League Clinches Unbeaten Run With 43 32 Victory
Randolph Ramblers stay undefeated by beating Twenty-third Infantry 43 to 32 at Fort Sam Houston. Kelly field quintet earns runnerup spot as Ninth Infantry overcomes Staff Troops 30 to 25. Lingups and Epler lead Randolph with 13 and 14 points respectively. Hardin and Gilliland pace Twenty-third Infantry. Referees Thurman and Limer officiate.
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Twenty-third Infantry
Fort Sam Bouston
Randolph Held
Ramblers
Army
Doughboys
Kelly Field
Kelly
Ninth Infantry
Epler
Randolph Field
Whlle
Randolph Weld
Christian
Klick
Woods
Wolters
Eplae
Censer
Flanagan
Brown
Mesatr
Hardin
Johnston Farnball
Montromery
Gilliland
Renters White
Vowel
Fells
Wetchoe
Tale
Thur Man
Swink
Mf i
Fan
Fare Albren
Gellmere
Syth
Wests Lowe
Torwants
Balnwin
Veenter
Meatnri
Haird Ievante
Kreuger
Beach
Thurdaon
Limer-seoree
Hidalgo county coaches plan baseball programs this spring
In Texas Hidalgo county two high schools announce new baseball teams for March. La Joya high school in the Trhasco district and Pharr’s Pharr district coach Berek Derkes, a former Twane Kind star, join the trend with plans to field strong squads after successful football seasons.
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M’allen
Texas
Berek Derkes
Twane Kind
Rilo Grande Valley
Hidalgo County
Deexer
la Jaya High School
Trhasco
Fred Sigier al Pharr
Anouner
Mwere
Omahs
Nademe
Foxx Declines 1934 A’s Offer For 30000 Salary
Port Myers Fla March 1 Us Ilmeile Foux star home run and batting champion refused to accept terms with the Philadelphia Athletics after a conference with manager Connie Mack. Mack boosted offer from 11000 to 15000 plus a scale tied to home attendance, potential 25000 if 4 million tickets are sold. Foxx seeks 30000 flat or trade. He also weighs a 20000 year wrestling contract from promoter Aurelian Fabiani.
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Port Myers
Fla
Ilmeile Foux
Ameritas Feague
Anitary
Philadelphia Athletics
Contile Mack
Mack
Philadelphia
Foxx
Athletics
Poxx
Aurelian Fabiani
Mackay
Tororran
Houston dog race promoter faces federal indictment
Eddie Wack stage name Edward P McMapsns a boxing and racing promoter now in Houston was indicted by a federal grand jury for failure to pay admission taxes on four dog nights promoted in November and December 1937. The indictment cites charges including a fight between Unknown Winklow and the late Sale Schaad.
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Houston
Jam -Boston
Edward P. McMapins
Eddie Wack
Rockingham
Texas
Winklow
Ale Schaat
Academic Girls Playoff Second Game in City League
In the Girls Academic Basketball League playoff for the half championship, St. Gerard's and St. Mary's collide Thursday night at Central Catholic after St. Gerard's won the opener 24 to 20. Also on Thursday, Harlandale faces Blessed Sacrament and St. Henry's, with coach J D Wilson guiding the teams as students recall a surprise post-practice ride near Woodlawn gym.
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St. Mary's
Central Catholic
Blessed Saevardett
Joseph's
Harlandale
Henry’s
J. D. Wilson
Gerard
Father
Kendlin
Woodlawn Gym
Women Golfers to contest 14 matches Friday at San Antonio Club
The San Antonio Womens Golf Association schedules fourteen match play games at 10 o clock Friday morning at the San Antonio Country Club course. Players deemed present will be paired for play unless already entered. Notable match: Mrs J Ter Wilson, municipal champion, versus Miss Ann Blastereon.
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Thele
Pew
San Antonio Womens Galf Association
San Antonio
J. Ter Wilson
Len Thon Om
Tate
Ette
Timmy West
JG Cothcas
Me Tarrow
Bantils Scholl
Mra
James R. Locke
Griffith
W. EB
Birs
Ida Stephen
Crystal White Va
Irs
Ray Fon
Biys
Qyrt Grenhan
J. H. Jarhoers
Mea
N.S. Suigtt
Gira
Dany Dreean
Tyaben
I Sam Kane Northcott
Mira
Laird
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