Plans for 3rd S A racetrack announced in San Antonio
San Antonio plots a third racecourse with a 220 acre site on the Dallas highway No. 66 near Wetmore Road. Kendall Ehman says a May three week spring meet is planned with a $250,000 promoter structure led by R F Nadoiney. Cibolo Jockey Club plans may extend Guadalupe County dates to May 26.
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Alamo Downs
Cibolo Downs
San Antonio
Tor Salt
Eamen
Charles Boelliaume
Arried
Dallas Highway No. 66
State Racing Commission
Alamo Cosas, Inc
Culebra Road
Bexar County
Priday
Cibolo Jockey Club
James McMahon
Amiss
New Seguin Highway
Guadalupe County
Bexaremiity Line
The
Dales
Beaumont Seeks Longhorn Rival for 19
Beaumont Texas on March 3 announced a plan to secure a Texas Longhorn game against a top rival in 19. The 1983 Texas A and M enderary game played in San Antonio was to be hosted in Beaumont this year. Coach Jack Chevigny and Regent J Gutcher Blark spoke at a banquet announcing the effort.
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Beaumont
Texas
Beaumont Today
Texas Longhorn
Texas A
San Antona
Jack Chevigny
Longhorn
J. Gutcher Blark
Uere
Ener
Country Club golf match to feature San Antonio council
On the afternoon of March 7 about 80 golfers will participate in a country club team match. Capt. H R Andrews leads the Heds against Capt. BB Bartron and the Blacks with Sterling held at 1339. The trade will select teams and dinner is planned for the losing side.
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Country Club
San Antonio
Kids Settle High Chair Fiftic Titles
LAME Fla March 1 Pacifists attend twelve sears posed boxing bouts for high chair championships. Wealthy patrons crowded ring side to watch Sailors case each outfit to the lane of a dance orchestra. Tommy Loughran served as judge for one minute bouts. Weight classes include lightweight, featherweight, paperweight and heavyweight. The entrant Gon Willis bragged she could clean house in her claw and is daughter of Mr and Mrs Bieree Willis of New York, relative of Mrs dameth Roosevelt. The new deck at a fashion Blite featured one chair championship.
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Lame
Fla
Sears
Tommy Loughran
Gonwile Willis
Bieree Willis
New York
Dameth Roosevelt
Believe It or Not by Ripley Capel M4
Mystery text fragment shows a cryptic sports note with names and phrases. The readable items include a caption style reference to Ripley and Capel on an interior page. No clear event, date, or outcome is established in the available lines.
Walking records and distant journeys of James A. Graham
The piece highlights James A. Graham winning a Toronto to New York walk in 7 days 2 hours breaking a record, cites his Rochester to Niagara Falls run in 16 hours 55 minutes, notes his extensive racing involvement, and mentions water supply concerns around a lighthouse maintenance ship near San Francisco.
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James A. Graham
Toronto-lo-New York
Graham
Rochester
N.Y
Niagara Falls
Fultaln
Los Anzaley Harbor
San Francisco
San Pedro
Riverside tourney set after Friday golf meet results
Miss Matteson and Joven Mra led a tight Riverside match as San Antonis club members battled in a county women’s golf meet. A Riverside course event is planned for next Friday with 9:30 briefing and 10:00 tee time to follow, as members prepare and league changes are discussed.
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Matteson
Joven Mra
J. Tee Wilson
San Antonis Count Club Colst
Sas Antonis Women's Golf Association
Riverside Pare
Tate
OR Uury
Jimmy
Jed Roe
Id Kora
RW. BL Tencil
Beville
H. Schoff
Ts. GilTithoos
Estisaasa
Ida Stennemson
Kariorin Tone
Gresham
Aqrs
Oand
St Johns Lutheran Stars Defeat Opponents In Narrow Margin
The St Johns Lutheran squad secured a four to nine margin victory as the team aimed for continued success. Nearby drills and practice details featured players Appling and Skea, with prep for upcoming games and training across Lauri standings.
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Bonura
Firat Sox
Pasadeda Calit Missi
ST. Jown's
Next John
Laurel Heights
St Inhi
ML. Bleger
Runyan Captures Miah Honors at West Coast Open
Paul Runyan, the Plains New York pro, won the West Coast Open in a 62-hole event finishing with 276 strokes. Detroit leader at halfway, Owe, posted 284 after a 72 final round. Wade Macfarlane and Johnny Bernia Silvan also contended with 281 and 283 respectively in a match marked by tough sub par scoring across the field.
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Beluata
Fis
Paul Runyan
Plains
N.Y
Rupyar
Secont
Petersburg
Wade Macfarlane
Tuxadoo
Johnny Bernita Silvan
J Ree Wie
Imimy Hine
Tim
St Louis Advance Guards On Route In Baseball Tale
A garbled sports note mentions St Louis advance guards en route for a spring league. It references a Bradenton or Pernia place, with players including Bob and Ed Grier, plus Bille Walken and Caven Ghae, all tangled in a torn fragment of a baseball plane incident.
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St. Louis
Utne
Aasebad Squad
Pravuloy Famyee
Brayere Caven Ghae
Anday
Bob Ki Ed Grier
Pernia
Golo
Hicks Hill Final in Women's Golf Championship
Helen Hicks, 1981 national champion, defeats Luelle Rabin to win the women’s title. Opal Hull of Kavess Crymedatisy reaches the final rounds as the field narrows.
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Hicks-Hill
Miguetine
Via
Helen Hicks
Opal & Hull
Kavess
Han
Fagholde
Champir
Winsle
Irs Hill
Luelle Rabin
Dea Maines
Iowa
Thempion
Cochet Beats Tilden in Pro Tennis Clash
Henri Cochet dominates Tilden in a 6-2 6-2 straight-sets victory in the third Franco American professional team series. The win follows Cochet's earlier teammate Franch winning two earlier matches, giving France a 2 1 lead in the series.
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Montreal
Henri Cocker
Brzen
Cecinet
Tilden
Ted
Cosher
Vietory
Flisworth Vines
Ivan Californian
Une
Amer
Ame
Sas
West Texas League Forming With Morris Notes
Morris outlines plans for a West Texas League with teams in Ballinger Bonita and nearby cities. He expects a May start with a full schedule and aims to raise funds to build facilities as teams prepare for a spring season.
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West Texas
Morris Ballab
Insi
Texas
Morris
Famoung
Meir Feams
Boinena Veelwalar
Ballinger
Hel
Feague
E Sorvening
Zomstay Hiang
Schreiner Opens Strong In Tourney Despite Turmoil
Fragmented readable lines show Schreiner beginning its tournament with a win as officials report matches against Tyler and others. Details are garbled but indicate early round robin action and looming games tonight with scores and player names unclear due to OCR errors.
Divorce and Desertion Charge In Los Angeles Case
The Los Angeles case involves LaBarba and Morin with divorce and desertion alleged. A Superior Court judge reportedly set a trial date at APPT 21, 1924, as the former wife, Tabarha, is linked to Willy Deeck and a newspaper clerkman.
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LaBarba
Los Angeles
Morin
Jefferson Mustangs Squad Heads To Regional Tournament
Seventeen players travel from Jefferson for the Region 6 high school basketball event at Balt Mar. Captaincy and health updates: Nichols and Cortese recovered enough to play, Cardenas in better shape. Managers Blas Moncao and Ben Horwitz accompany the team led by Coach Harry Hamilton. Athens Hornets advance in another regional playoff, while Crowell and Lamesa win in Crowell regionals.
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Thomas Jefferson Mustangs
Balt Mar
Mustangs
Sir Austin
McMahan
Eagle Pass
Temple
Jack Nichols
Alfred Cardenas
Buck Sullivan
Carl Dietzel
Ed Mitchell
Leon Cortese
Jack Haymaker
Horatio Fernandez
Jack Martyn
Raul Chupa
Ed Bigley
Ellen Harmer
John Fields
Frank Arbuckle
Glenn English
Buskirk
Dewhirst
Blas Monaco
Ben Horwitz
Harry Hamilton
Nichols
Cortese
Cardenas
Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Boxing Night
A chaotic list shows fighters from Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit and beyond scoring wins and knockouts. Notable bouts include Paul fone versus Tas Cleveland and Tammy Ellis versus Arizona with multiple regional matchups across Wisconsin Illinois Michigan and Ontario.
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Asgugiaten Pwyy Aubpaukee
Frankia Maktaglia
Troy Windiper
San
Paul P Fone
Cleveland
Cadahe
Ogre
Wis
Kenosha
Siler
Milwaukee
Saginaw
Wich
Ran
Die Creek
Malwa
Detroit
Bobby Leithara
Montreal
George Annarto
Franke Nm
Woltram
Winnipar U.S Chocolate
Ralph Barnett
Cansine
Jackie Sherman
Charlie White
Dvilee
Rile
Gomme Monroe
Sin Antonie
College Basketball Roundup From Numerous Colleges
A lengthy and garbled college basketball score roundup lists numerous teams with scattered scores across the nation. Names appear misspelled or jumbled, with inconsistent punctuation and stray fragments, reflecting OCR noise from an old page.
Ice Hockey Schedule and Signings Report
The article outlines hockey schedules with teams like Montreal Detroit and Philadelphia, notes weekend games and league matchups, and reports Otto Miller signing with Brooklyn Dodgers for 1934. It mentions national and American leagues and inner city matchups, with scattered lines on dates and venues.
Southwest Conference Wonders Who's Next
Ray Dallas surveys the 1933 Southwest Conference seasons noting turmoil as multiple head coaches depart or slip from prominence. Texas, Texas A&M, Baylor, SMU, Arkansas, and others loom as possible next to lose their athletic czars amid rumors of coach shuffles and program upheaval.
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Brook
South Rice
Netfeld
Meagher
Jimny Kitts
Varese
Arkansas
Fred Thomsen
Bajor
Marley Jennings
Jennings
Bayley
Baylor
Wis
Bruitts
Hockey Koch
Meir
Southern Methodist Alus
Nillton
Dallas
Ray Morrison
Gratdun
Sal Ray
Fing
Southern Methodist
Vanderhill
Notreé Dame
Schmidt Signs Three-Year Pact With Ohio State Coach
Francis A. Schmidt of Texas Christian University was named head football coach at Ohio State University. The three year contract, pending trustees and president approval, carries an estimated first-year salary around 16000 dollars. Schmidt, a former Texas Christian mentor since 1929, succeeds Sam Willaman who left for Western Reserve.
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Ray Dallas
Eiher
Picmre
Francis A. Schmidt
Chris‘tiew
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Fremermore
Schmidt
Raymond
Bear") Wolf
Jack Meagher
Columbus
Ohio
Texas Christian University
Ohio State University
Texas Chistian
Sam Willaman
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Behmidt
Buckrye
Oto State
Port Worth
Fallenaig
Francis A. Schmid
Rowch
Cuffershe
Leo
Tuitch) Mayer
Jong
TCU
Ray
Foond
Bear) Wolf
Achundt
Buckeys
Ai Golurakys
Sagt
Proteser
Diamnid
Sehmidt
Ohio State Athletics
Suntay
Pete Wright
Wong
Benky Winkelman
Central High School
Lean Waldorf
Oklahoma A
Moami Mark Saxon
Ti Paso School of Minés
Henry Frika
Greenville High Scho
Southwest Conference season ends with three final games
Arkansas meets Texas A&M, Southern Methodist tests Baylor, and Rice plays Texas in the final weekend. Whitey Baccus shines for Dallas as Arkansas edges Southern Methodist 32 to 35 in a rough, foul-filled game.
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Ciel
Southern Méthurst
Arkansas
Rosetteville Ark
Texas Aggies
Scontell College Station
Texas University Longhonny
Baylor
Rice
Houston
Brasfield
Moody
Hank
Nowhey
Usgulge
Illieral
Kaneas
Foula
Boalt
Rucker
Newby
Dat Wat
Spaln Bacon
Carlor
Raess Best
Vaniorbsil
Ova
Yale carnival marks world record in aquatic event
In the second annual Yale carnival at Payne Whitney pool, 21 year old star from the York Athlete club set a world standard with a 4x50 meter relay win. David Livingstok of Yale trailed as Johnny Wolesmuller's mark stood at 84 seconds. Walter Bavell of Yale also set an American record in the breaststroke, while Par nnell Gailshai of Columbia swam 71 seconds. Palm Beach tourney sees Tammy Gooden defeating MaMuri Gr ina in the semifinals. Atnn A takes a hotel win over Arthur Frown 5 and 4.
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Nsw
Iraven Conn
Yale
Eahiatter
Payne Whitney
York
David Livingstok
Caplan
Johnny Wolesmuller
Walter Bavell
Parnell Gailshai
Columbia
Godpwin Goly
Palm Beach
Pla
Uei
Tammy Gooden
Monroe
NOY
MaMuri Griina
West Paln
Frown
Fal River
Stass
Magnolia and Kelly Reach City Final in Classic Battle
Magnolia downed Randolph Ramblers 40 to 27 as Kelly led Magnolia with 10 points and Crutchfield paced Randolph with 13. In a separate victory Mobiloiilers erased Randolph field Ramblers with strong defense led by Max Collings and Ed Min, setting up a city final and a possible state tourney berth for both teams.
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Wes Kelly
Magnolis Mobilaileys
Bey
Rieaday
Brackenridge High Serial
Kelly
Afobilwllers
Randginh Feld Ramblers
Enddy Dejlas
Randolptt
Randolieki
Mage ‘Nola
Mobiloiiers
Carmen Jeral Tague Champs
Exerlirnt
Max Collings
Ed Min
Ramblers
Hill
Magnolia
Epler
Randolph
McNal
Flanagan
Kelly Fick
Trianghes
Crutchfield
Conelin
Wheeler
Copelin
Norcis
Luna
Pain
Kapieen
Kansas Cagers Win Big Six Flag Again
Kansas Jayhawks repeat as Big Six champions by defeating Oklahoma Sooners 39 to 25 in Norman. Guard Flay Bbling led with 12 points, Sooners led early, Jayhawks trailed 6–0 at first but surged to an 18–10 halftime lead and sealed the title under coach Dr. F. Allen. They face Missouri next week, with Missouri likely finishing second.
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Kansas Cagers
Norman
Okla
Maret
Wn Secuna
University of Kansas
Jayhawks
Sooners
University of Oklahoma
Flay
Jayhawk
Theattitel
RAM
F. ©. Alen
Lary
Allison and Stoeffen Reach Bermuda Finals
Two top Americans Wilmer Allison of Austin and Sealor Bloefen of Log Anigetes advance to the Bermuda II championships final rounds. Allison defeats Laird Witt 10-3 6-2 in the semifinals while Stoeffen beats Ned to reach the other final, with doubles to be decided later.
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Hamillcon
Bermuca
Siren
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Sealor Bloefen
Log Anigetes
Allison
Davis Alphans
Laird Witt
Montreal
Mineter
Stoelen
Dieude Californian
Ned
Woor
Livie ‘Allantats
Bevan
Matjorle Sachs
Boston
Penelope
Anderson MrHri
Richmond
Stormy Got
Allison-Wallenmiquin- Norg
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