Hab Severedld Revisits San Antonio Missions 1933 34 Lineups
Baseball analyst Hab Severedld compares the 1933 and 1934 San Antonio Missions, noting stronger batting in 1934 but higher all around value for 1933. He cites players Crosley, Lea base hits, Bejma, infield and outfield strengths, and pitching staffs led by Kowalik and Walkup.
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Remaiks Hank
Crossley
Bejma
Wits
Heali
Crocsley
Inter
Cit
Engit
Belma
Brebbins
Harshany
Engte
Connally
Stanoni
Bilma
Exgle
Ms Work
Stanton
Ality
Kowalik
Miller
Wiltse
Walkup
White
Mil- Tne
Hilen
Caldwell
Witse
George Mbs
Howard Mills
Hillim
Alan Caldwell
Miker
Wise
Kovslit
Summins
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers Clinch District Title in Easy Win
Schreiner Institute's Mountaineers dominated the District Texas Junior College Athletic Association final, overpowering San Angelo Junior College 92-21. Jule Geernand scored 31 as Schreiner secured the title with a flawless display the day after beating Ben Angelo in the semifinals.
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Schreiner Institute
Husky Mountaineers
Texas Junior College Athletic. Association
Kettville
Mountaineers
Jule Geentod
San Angélo
Anntonio Junior College
Usey
Belton
Jule Gernand
Schretner
Mike Williamson
Ray Miller
Julie Gernynd
John Betton
Marvyn Glover
Paul Moris
Ray Byrm
San Antonio Junnior College
Thompson
Brownsville
Pinch
Westmoorland
LeFevre
San Angelo
Kepler
Johns
Lawe
Schreiner
Doerfier
Seguin Lutheran College
Schrettier
Angelo i
San Area
Tolsle
Revan GaNtes
PE Thulfman
Airey Holds Fast on 5A Holdouts Despite Signing Talks
Manager Airey said five unsigned Mission baseball players Huck Stanton Al Scharem Abe Miller Earl Galdwell and Wal Willse would be signed soon. He noted veteran pitchers Willse Miller and Galdwell seek more pay, though he did not reveal exact figures. Meanwhile the grandstand plans at Tech Field are ready and box-seat sales have begun with 110 boxes allocated in two rows.
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Guy Airey
Tait
Mission
Huck
Stanton
al Scharem
Abe Miller
Earl Galdwell
Wal Willse
Adrey
Stenton
Cvhurein
Gtd
Willse
Miller
Gald
Atrey
Tech Fet
Baseball Sea~son
Fincks Nose Out Beeville Goalers In Cage Clash
Finck Cigarmen rally from seven down in final minutes to beat Beeville Riallos 31 to 29 in a Brackenridge gym thriller. Wagner and Durin' lead Fincks with key late plays as Beeville led early, series tied at 1-1 after two games.
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Mante
Wagner
Durin’ Tielzel
Finck Cigarmen
Beeville Riallos
Brackenridse
Sroitil
Cigetmes
Beeville
Pheyed
Olt
Wacups
Reatra G
Cotter
Mfinl
Ebrber Wagner
Auasde
Gurtenins
Tia
Xia
Begeile
Cheatham Rile
Sorwearis
Ave
Tulane Football Captain Resigns amid scholastic strife
Rocky Bryan, star back and captain elect for Tulane's 1935 Green Wave football team, resigned today amid scholastic difficulties. Backup captain Brey Mita Simons was elected alternate and automatically succeeds Bryan after the mutiny battle rumors and confusion on campus.
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Tulane
New Orleans
Mary
Rocky Bryan
Gaifeack
Tulane University
Mide Nn
Enel
Bryan
Brey Mita
Simons
Mints
Cunningham Wins Indoor 1000 Yards at Kansas City Carnvial
Glen Cunningham led the Kansas City indoor track carnival at Convention Hall, winning the special 1000 yards by 12 yards over Elton Branch and finishing 10 yards ahead of Glen Dawson. The Hite 2 16 pace was noted as slow for the distance.
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Cunningham
Kansas City
Glen Cunningham
Bardasy
Girls Will Stage Invitation Meet at Central Catholic Gym
A girls invitation basketball tournament was announced for Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Central Catholic High School gym. The event is organized by Mrs R J Brandt the athletics director at Incarnate Word College and Miss Borathy Perens of Ursuline Academy.
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Central Catholic High School
R. J. Brandt
Incarnate Word College
Borathy Perens
Noah
Ursuline Academy
Tra- Phils
le Bo
Catholic Tourney Scores Joseph's at Dallas
In a Catholic tournament game at Dallas Joseph's earned a win with players including Woods Marsh and Tike scoring for forwards and Romeo Bell Merde leading guards. St Anthony's Beaumont and Xavier's Denison were among the teams facing off with referees Gill and English officiating.
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Joseph’s
Dallas
MeHrien
Woods
Marsh
Tike
Romeo
Hacreleon
Bell
Merde
Beaumont
Tvortorien
Henson
Brossard
Kiets
Fikimov
Nglan S Fariewa
Viatar
Roards Bt
Avier's
Denison
Manhattan College Clinches Intercollegiate Title at MSG
Manhattan College won the intercollegiate title in a dramatic late burst at Madison Square Garden. Theron Brown surged to a high jump best and set a new mark, while a teammate later vaulted to a new record, giving Manhattan College the 4-4 title amid strong performances from Aranc Allan College and others.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Arancallan College
Tecith Brown
Rocketer
Inc
Mission 30-30 Rifles plan $5000 park rebuilding
Mission March 2 A rebuilding program of $5000 at the Mission American Legion baseball park is definite. The Mission 30-30 Rifles semi pro team, long dominant in the area, looks to a successful reorganization and a fresh start in the 1995 campaign.
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New
Mission Park Mission
Mission American Legion
Boul Texas
Azucar Misses San Juan Capistrano Handicap
Azucar will not run in the San Juan Capistrano handicap closing day feature at Santa Anita next Saturday. The $100,000 race winner has not trained on the track, with bruised hoof injury reported during its buildup. Recovery chances are uncertain, and connections are silent on the report.
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Azucar
Santa Anita Parh
Calif
Santa Anita
Averac
Cavalcade
Abilene Boys Capture Catholic Cage Laurels in Classic
Abilene powered to a 82 4 victory over Cantin of Dallas in the Catholic interscholastic final. Marion led scoring with 38 points as Abilene’s five man unit rode steady defense and sharp shooting to claim the title and a possible national tournament bid. St. Joseph’s of Dallas and St. Henry’s of San Antonio followed in the standings with St. Anthony’s Beaumont earning sportsmanship honors.
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Marion
Joseph
Abilene
San Antonia Miley
Gentral Tathowit
Andlene
Flere
Echance
Inez Butleris
St. Joseph's Guard
Abilene Boys
Garland Dobbs
Lorena Dennis
Cantinl
Guy Juckson
Herman Richter
Paul Rubio
Central Met
Tra St. Dosspli
Ryan
Content Catholic
St. Henry's of
San Antonio
St. Joseph’s of
Bob McBrien
St. Joseph's
Dullas
Fred Nolan
St. Anthony's
Beacnant
Toc Tiselman
St. Henry's
Guy Jackson
Central Catholic
Jaywarts
Janes Gaver
Gentral Gathoke
Paul Rubioja
Central
John O'Leary
St. Tenny’s
Southwest conference playoff race ends in three-way tie
The Southwest conference title race closes with Rice, Arkansas and another team tied for first as a playoff to decide the championship nears. Coaches express strong opinions on the potential playoff format, with league rules requiring a series if the tie persists.
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Rice
Arkansas
Ware
Hans
Waco
F. Aney
Ark
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas’ Aggies
Seales
Fort Worth
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian Press
Wells
Owen
Alfarr
Titan
Gomez Gets $20 000 Salary
Lefty Gunner Cynthan Gomez of the New York Yankees signed a two year deal at 20000 annually, a record payroll for the club. The agreement, reached by Ed Barrow, tops Waite Hoyt’s prior earnings and places Gomez among the highest paid pitchers in franchise history. Gomez and his wife will depart for Florida to join the Yanks in camp at St. Petersburg.
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New Yor
Lefty Gunner
Sinder Cynthan
New York Yankee
Secoda
Yanks
Ed Barrow
Yankkees
Tatty
Plicbee
Waite Saent
Frime Mane
Gowen
Los
Ann Dizey Dean
Cardinals
Carl Hobbell
Giants
Gomer
Florida
Mujor
St. Petersburg
Rangers Triumph in Stiff South Texas Ice Battle
Ene San Antonio Rangers defeated the Austin Bruins 6 to 4 in a thrilling South Texas Ice Hockey clash at the Ban Bedro Iceland. Jack Stith led with four goals and Riley added two as Smith and Eckhardt shone for the Bruins amid numerous penalties and fights. The league title playoff moves to next Saturday.
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Ene
San Antonio Rangers
Austin Bruing
Dig Fie
South Texas
Ainey
Jack Stith
Rangers
Miley wins Ormond Beach golf title in tight finish
Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky shoots a par poll to win the South Atlantic women’s championship at Ormond Beach Florida. She defeats Jane Bauer of Providence Rhode Island 1 up 5 and 4 in the afternoon match.
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Marion Miley
Ormond Beach
Pla
Marsh
Misam Miley
Lexington
Mies Jane Bauer
Providence
College Basketball Wraps Up Eccentric South Region Title Chase
University of North Carolina clinches the Southern Conference title by defeating a top seed in Raleigh as March race tightens. Later in Austin, the season finale features Hardin-Simmons and Michigan State battles with decisive outcomes shaping postseason brackets.
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