WRECK FATAL AT IMPERIAL SPEEDWAY INVOLVES TRIPLETT
A fatal wreck at Imperial California during a mid way fair race claimed Te Erwie Triplett and injured several others. George Smith Hapley Swede Smith Charlie Wilkeson Hap Hasley and Al Gordon were also hurt as multiple cars collided and plunged into the fence. Gordon survived with minor injuries while Triplett, a noted Coast speedway rider, died after hospitalization. The 0 lap race ended with Gordon awarded first and Triplett second on petition.
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Imperial Calif
Eenie Triplett
Triplett
Triptett Aled
Geoge
Smith
Portland
Ore
Jim Wilkeson
Jim Wilkeson's Stalled Car On &Arn
Hap" Happesly
Charlie
Taplett
al Gordon
Trintett
Gordon
Piaitcata
Mgordon
Wotheson
Miro
Terplete
Coast
Baltel
Gorton
Big Ten Title Race Tightens as Season Ends
In Chicago, three key Big Ten games wrap up the season with standings tight. Purdue seeks to extend its new team scoring record of 486 points while Minnesota faces Wisconsin in the final clash, Indiana meets Illinois, and Northwestern eyes the last slots as Chicago-based action concludes the campaign.
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Big Ten Goelers
Chicago
Purdie
Big ‘Ten
Boilermaters
Tlingis
Jatter
Wisconsin
Toni Sod
Wiss
Indiana
Illinois
Bieler
Purdue
Northwestern
Milana
Minnesota
Ohi State
Michigan
Gilmore Shaken In Polo Fall During Trail Meet
In Monterey California during a Pacific Coast high-goal tournament trail event, Gilmore of Cees Smith's Texas Ramblers was knocked into a hedge after a fall. The Ramblers lost 11-8 to Riviera Country, with Rogers Sanford Mather and Wailers also prominent for Texas rivals.
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Gilmore
Monterey Pak
Calif
Mareth
CNS
J. B. Gilmore
Cees Smith
Texas
Pat
Roark Lee
Midwick Ramblers
Los Angeles
Mare
Rogers
Laddi Sanford
Tom Mather
Rils Wailers
Texas Polo Stars
Riviera
Zis
Bas” Williams
Siony Beker
Bul
Dotk
Tyrell-Martin
Tre Sare
Wee
Physical Education Directors Meet Tonight in Brownwood
Deans and heads of physical education departments from member schools of the Texas conference will convene in Brownwood tonight to discuss improvements in physical education programs and training.
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Bare
Physical Educain Vernanents
Trssis
Southwest Texas League organizes ball loop in Victoria
March 5 report from Victoria notes the 19941 organization meeting of the Southwest Tenss Junator Baseball League will convene in Victoria on Monday night March 12 in the assembly room of the chamber of commerce. Six-town circuit last season included Victoria Bee Ckle Kenedy Cuero Refugio and Woolsboro with Taft invited. Carel Walker president and Chester Evans Ly secretary announce the gathering with Hokie Garcia rumored to pitch for Victoria Rochunds.
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Victoria
Southwest Tenss Junator Baseball League
Chamber of Commercée
Beechle
Kenedy
Cuero
Refugio
Woolsboro
Taft
Carel Walker
League
Chester Evans Ly
Mewahat
Hokie Garcis
Houston
Victoria Rochuds
Garcia
Salager Ars Mar Othey
Lost Seas
Tenes Shines In Outboard Classic
In Anaya Fla March 5 Lester Rice reports on the international outboard water race in which American driver Tennnes led the first two heats with strong speed. Jean Dupuy took a surprise win in the third race as foreign motors showed vigor. Phil Ellsworth suffered a dramatic capsize after a porpoise collision, ending a promising day.
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Lester Rice
Anyana
Fla
Barney Oldfield
Zarle Saude
Horace Trames
Northwestern Waivers
Filty
William Randolph Hearst
Tennes
Jean Dupuy
Dupuy
Hest
Werk
Cmd
Eat Palm
Beach
Eet
Miami Beach
Phil Ellsworth
Big Moose
Ellsworth
Outboard Star Horace Tennes Leads Florida Hearst Trophy
Horace Tennes, a Chicago college student, stars in the first series of international outboard speed races in Florida for the Hearst trophy. He captains an American team featuring Walter Everett and Art Sauerberg, with the McQueeney Take races and a Texas Bust club event on New Year’s Day rounding out the schedule.
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Queeney
Exas
Walter Everett
Art Sauerberg
Eight teams gear up for Texas Interscholastic league title
Eight high school teams survive regional play to reach the 14th annual state basketball tournament in Austin at Gregory Gym. Athens Hornets defend their title as regional victors Brownwood Denton Lamesa Jefferson Davis of Houston and others vie for the championship. Ray Henderson of the league will announce first round pairings later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietb Flats
Austin
Gregory Gymnasium
Univer of Texas
Athens Hornets
Bobo Nelson
Chide Lamesa
Denton
Brownwood
Athens
Jefferson Davis
Houston
Thomas Jefferson
San Anetonio
Harlingen
Austin Hilgh
el Paso
Ray Henderson
Texas Intersotalstic League
Jefferson ‘Davis
Lamesa
Amanita Poten Sandies
Huntsville
Thamaggefferson
Temple
Gettingen
Kinnsville
Pye Austin High
Harry Hamilton
Jefferson Mustangs
Gregory
Hamilton
Alhi Fus
Jeff
Davis
Efferton
Deffs
Tom
TCU Delays Start of Spring Drills in Fort Worth
Fort Worth officials announced TCU will delay spring drills after coach Francis Schmidt leaves for Ohio State. Practice, originally set to begin, will start later under interim arrangements. In Dallas, SMU prepared for football practice with 50 players reporting and new uniforms as coach Ray Morant oversees spring regimen.
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TCU
Fort Worth
INS
Francis
Schmidt
Texas Christian
Ohio State University
Calamas
Tas
al T. C. U
Dallas
Southern Methodist Panyes
Madison
Ray Mor- Teon
Trojans win second half title in extra period
Tar Tenjans defeated the Bohemian chih 46 42 after an overtime, capturing the second half championship of the Spanish American Eastset af Teague at Woodiaxn lake on Sunday. Other results had Amada Neyo over Atco Ipls and Tuesday Night Glib defeating Charustepees with Andy Andrews refereeing the games.
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Trojans
Tar ‘Tenjans
Chih
Woodiaxn Lake
Amada Neyo
Atco
Andy? Andrews
Sisal
Arizona Evens Polo Series with Cavalry Victory
The University of Arizona in Tucson tied the polo series with the Eighth Cavalry of Fort Bliss Texas, winning Sundays game 6 to 5 after a Saturday 74 to first-half win by the Officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Harmless Amiri Social Hour Ends in Peaceful Message
A fragmented text urges restraint and kindness while condemning evil. The misspelled lines call for a just and kind stance and warn against speaking in harmful terms during a social gathering title and refrain.
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Reeapsnie
Saturday's Explanations a The Star Man
The piece notes the odd profession of trading fallen stars through Prof. Nininger of Denver who buys stones from farmers and others. His Deuyer museum houses one of the world's finest collections. Tomorrow: “Detail Contest Winner.”
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Mr. Nininger
Denver
Prof. Nininger
Thost
Deoyer Museum
Fideat
Lanier Begins Spring Sport With 10 Basketball Letters
Sidney Lanier announces six baseball teams start Monday with ten basketball lettermen named. Returning cage players include Hernandez Hernanies Rodriguez Gonzales Encina Benavides Casanova Ramirex Ibanez. Van Daele stadium hosts five returning sophomores from last season. Track plans workouts at Thomas Jefferson with entry in local events. A basketball school will operate Monday afternoon through year end.
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Nenio Herrera
Sidney Lanier
Teneh Aid
Uts
Cage
L. Hernandez
EB. Hernanies
Joe Rodriguez
Maliuel Gonzales
Pete Encina
John Sami‘dio
Malecis Benavides
Frank Casanova
Edmundo Amit
George Yanks
Ganzales
Encina
Benavides
Casanova
Ramirex
Ibanez Wail
van Daele Stadium
Jefermen
Hernandes
Pete Emina
Alber Romero
Éatcher
Fingl
Ozuna
Thomas Jefferson
Herrere
Angels
Herrera
Westminster and Palm Heights Clash in Benday League
Westminster defeated Palm Heights in a Benday School Raw league basketball clash at Jefferson. The Presbyterians will represent the law ta circuit in the state meet next Saturday in Fort Worth. If Palm Heights wins Monday night another game will be needed to decide the title. In prior games Palm Heights faced Highland Park at 7:30 and Pruitt Avenue tangled with Prospect Till. In the Sunday School Junior league, Laurel Heights plays Baptist Temple after Westminster faces Beacon Hill and St. Mark's meets First Evangel.
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Westminster
Palm Heights
WU Westminster
Jefferson
Presbyterans
Law Ta
Fort Worth
Laurel Heights
Highland Park
Pruitt Avenue
Prospect Till
Baptist Temple
Beacon Bill
St. Mark's
First Evangel
Texas Christian Tops S W Conference Scoring Record
Texas Christian University leads the Southwest Conference with 412 points and 34.5 points per game while Arkansas guards allow 241 points as TCU concedes 346. Jack Gray of Texas records 54 field goals and 43 free throws for 451 points season total, with Richard Allison of TCU second at 140 points.
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Texas Christian University
University of Arkansas
Jack Gray
University of Texas
Richard Allison
Texas Christian
Gray
Allison
Cats Triumph In First Bowling Match
North Leip team split games against Cats with 49 pin win in game one. In game two the Cats led briefly before North Leip edged out by two pins. Cats face George Wintress and County Clerks at Wetmore Friday in a large crowd.
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Northoowers
Wetmore
George Wintress
Hla County Clarks
Niles
Oplita Anu Molaaba
Aleenuen
Mery Dellgioak
Clemex
Le vinsky and Neusel Fight at Garden This Week
King Levinako seeks a comeback to help Madison Square Garden mount a bid for a top heavyweight challenge. Ley insky faces Walter Neusel in an eight round big fight at the Garden, after a rough recent showing against Massera. The national program includes Harmey Ross versus Frankie Kick in a junior welterweight title match and a lighter intrigue around a key lightweight clash.
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New York
King Levinako
Madison Square Garde
Nest
the Garden
Primo Carnera
Leyinsky
Walter Neusel
Eighth Avenue
Garden
Charley Massera
Harmey Ross
Chisago
Frankie Kick
San Francisco
Tatter
Rosa
Eick Hott
Ross
Tile Er
Kllek
Ruel, Wet Catcher, Quitting Baseball
Howard Muddy Ruel Browns catcher at 38 announced retirement from baseball. He will join a new bank venture in St Louis and began his career with the Browns in 1928 after stints with Memphis and teams in New York Boston Washington and Chicago. He caught in both 1928 World Series for the Senators.
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Ruel
ST. Louis
Howard
Muddy
St. ‘Louis
Browns
Senators
Archery Title Odds Fold as Local Meet Names Archers
Archery results from San Antonio meet show Harry Skinner winning the rain sheet at Alam Heights Sunday with 1 wore of 80. W B Thrasher, club champion, placed second with Shand Re 1. Cody War finished third. Weather favors the event with public practice at San Fed Park and junior championship slated to be shot off.
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Harry Skinner
San Antonio
Bn Alam Heights
W.B. Thrasher
Club
Cmpion
Shand
Cody War
San Fede Park
Track season indoors reaches Intercollegiate A A A A meet climax
New York hosts the 13th annual Intercollegiate Association indoor championships at Madison Square Garden. Twenty nine colleges enter, led by Yale and New York University with strong showings in field events. Key protagonists include Bill Thornton of Princeton, Gene Veorke of Penn, Franc Crowley of Manhattan, Keith Brown of Yale, and Monk Little of William and Mary as contenders for mile, pole vault, and broad jump titles.
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New York
Coleges
Fax Rie East
Madison Square Garden
Yelo
Elis
New York University
Manhattan College
Cornell
Harvard
Mileta
Bill Thornton
Frinceton
Gene Veorke
Pennaye
Dave
Bonthron
Gigi
Cuntingham
Kansas
Telter
Veunke
Franc Crowley
Manhattan
IOL
Venzke
Keith Brown
Yale
Work
George Spits
Brown
Eli
Spite
U. S. Netters Seek Sweep in Bermuda
American tennis stars pushed for a Bermuda championships sweep as finals and semifinals approached. In men’s doubles Lester Stoefen and Bryan Grant faced Wilmer Allison and Laird Watt after Stoefen’s singles win, while women’s doubles featured three American teams led by Mackenzie Sachs Virginia Ellis and Jane Sharp with Grace Lubber. A Bermuda pair, Mrs William Freisenbrach and Gladys Hutchings, also contended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Marsh
Bermuda
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Allison
Laird Watt
Montreal
Stoom
Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Plorence Leboustiter
Westbury
Sli
Macjntie Sachs
Virginia Ellis
Boston
Miss Sharp
Grace Lurber
New York
Miss Levontillier
Petilope Anderson
McBride
Sid Richmond
William Freisenbrach
Gladys Hutchings
600 Mile Flight Next for Pigeons
Peterson's bird Howe leads the Highland Park Homing Pigeon Club race from Cheyenne to Larned in a 600 mile event. The all Wind series notes a 508.513 mile run in 12 hours 24 minutes despite a strong head wind. Standings show Uaterstn and others with speeds listed in yards per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Bird Howe
Cheyokee
Oklo
Highland Park Homing Pigeon Club
Larned
Kan
Bird
Il Seronda
Fs Uaterstn
Ete &, Son
We Meyer
San Bet
Uber
Internationals defend South Texas title with 7 6 win
The Internationals beat St John�s terdinary first team 7 to 6 at St John�s field in an exhibition. Eric Hart, Captain Hugh Hesford J and Isidro Flores each scored twice while Walter Peekbant Kisile left the field in frustration after a late push. Me Tigers fell 5 0 as St Trigg Seconds claimed victory in Class A league open.
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Whoson
South Texas
St. John's
St. John's Field
Eric Hart
Hugh Hesford J
Isidro Flores
Walter Peekbant
Kisile
Me Tigers
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