Corbett Champion in California
San Francisco report states the state athletic commission recognizes Young Corbett as the World middleweight champion after a decision over Fred Apostoli in Fresno last month. George Payne of San Jose chaired the commission. the update follows recent rankings with Freddie Steele and Apostoli in top positions. Corbett, a veteran of 13 years, has moved from welterweight to the 160 pound division.
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Ogres
Young Corbett
Io Californie
George Payne
San Joes
Chatrechen
The
Commission
Mid
Fresno
Fred Apostoli
Freddie Steele
Apostoli
Steele
Corbett
College meet in New York unveils Ivy rivals and stars
News from the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America meet in New York features Columbia led by Glenn Cunningham and Blazin Ben Johnson. Yale Princeton and NYU loom as top challengers as 25 colleges compete at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
IPI
Columbia
Liona
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Glenn Cunningham
Regiment-Uni- Verity
Maryland
Baltimore
Fai
Pottsburgh
Aouth
Washington
Madison Square. Garden
Yale
Princeton
New York University
Lions
Ben Johnson
Fauring
Ryan
Jomsari
Rick Gansien
Elliot Fritz Win San Antonio Tourney Golf Golds
Elliot of Chicago and R J Fritz of St Joseph Mo took gold medals for low net and low gross in the San Antonio Golf Association first annual tourist tournament at Willow Springs Friday. Fritz 85 with 16 handicap net 69. Elliot 85 also, low net. Thirty five golfers from 45 states and Canada participated.
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Elliot
Chicago
R. J. Fritz
St Joseph
Kross
San Antonio Golf Association
Willow Springs
Fritz
Medak
States
Oranada
Monza Krol
Aken
Nla
Tostph
Brapner
Akron
Mineeiasyes
Olio
Ri 'Beata de Canada
Minn
MeKaller
Canon City
Cola
George Hornck
Fargo
Itz
Alien
Hosmouth
Yostra Bneas
Winn
Keller
Paul
Min
Sra Netman Brunner
Axrou
Lie
Francia Soard
Isimtinglin
W.va
Onitell Fkren
Onin
Nu 'Air
Brackenridge Eagles Favored In District Track Meet
Brackenridge Eagles strong favorite to win district track honors led by Thomas Jefferson tied for first in the Border Olympics at Laredo Priddy. Jefferson and Brackenridge split events with top finishers including Withoft of Harlandale and Trager of Jefferson while Rice's Wolcott earned standout marks. University of Texas track teams reclaimed a Southwest Conference edge as North Texas Teachers and Texas A&M also posted strong showings.
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Brackenridge Eagles
Dhem Thomas Jefferson
Ee Lockhart
Leredd Priddy
Locunar
Jefferson
Cuera
Edison
San “Antonio
Jehamp
San Antonio
Jon Withoft
Harlandale
Bil Trager
Juling Kingel
Brackenridgs
Eagles
North Side
R. Wy
Allen
Luciencles
Bill Milner
Homer Campbell
Oval i
Hind Freer
Milner
Tee
Tan
Texey
Lockhart
Eagle
RICE
Wolcott
Nee Patterson
Hit
Adrenite Institute
Beezus
Bryan Texas
Blaine
Wily
North Teaay
Laredo
Dniversity
Sanders
Mica
Meakies
Sibert
Teas
Cox
Texan University
Watterson
Phillipa
Mor
Texas State
Coviexe
Cellere
Sd Yard
Hurden
Wol- Rott
Hive
Patterman
Nird
Gatewood
Lexa
Tiina
Jongw Winet
Faublen
Taxas
Mt. Eiltd
Schrender
Texas A
Fireryan
Texas
Nori Texuatute
Harp
Rie
Oval Texan
Wightower
Texan A
Lewis
Hideout
Nort
Feil
Sabling
North Texas State
Seroa T. Divion
Roberts
Keundy
Statler
Wesinco
Bayne
Cuere
Tine
J. Withott
Mar
Hasiaie Meen
Tofferson
Sarnia
Kinsel
Sraek
San Lon
Brackenridge
Ar Rum
Alexander
Tockhart
Secomt
Senvoeter
Noe
Mayne
Cusre
Mme
SS Ooconda
Loyard
Ty Graves
Ridge
San
Barmer
Austin
Tim
Fiint
Robert F. Lee
Googe
Creeks
Secant
Act
Brackenvidee
Roes Urd
Ban
Kirkpatrick Leads Baylor in South Methodist Showdown
Baylor center Kirkpatrick aims for big scoring in a key late season game against Southern Methodist at the Southwestern Methodist Telé house. He owns 187 points this season after a 27 point outing, contending for the league scoring lead as Arkansas clinches the title and Baylor seeks second place.
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Dalas
Buz Kirkpatrick
Baylor
Sattie
Southern Methodist University
Mustangs
Dtaridings
Arkansas
Baylor Ines
Believe It or Not Ripley Feature by Suny’s Abb9
A Suny’s abb9 by Kise Fees presents a Believe It or Not Ripley style feature, blending oddities and curiosities with a dash of humor. The piece hints at quirky facts and unusual items for reader amusement.
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Ripley
Suny
Kise Fees
Palace of low mood rises from Vineland junkyard to home
In Vineland New Jersey George Daynar built a famed house called the Palace of low mood from scavenged materials with no tools or money. He claims divine guidance for site and design and says three years of work turned odds and ends into a livable, eye catching residence that draws visitors.
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George Daynor
Altis Jy
Vineland
New Jersey
Ola
George Daynar
Jim
Daynor
Internats Win Twointaf In TAAF Playoffs Mark Port Arthur Win
International of San Antonio rallied to beat Hull Printers of Austin 38 to 29 as Port Arthur defeated Lament 44 to 28 in TAAF state playoffs opening rounds. Beltvide and Om Ing advanced after forfeit wins over Liréda and Waters Valley.
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Port Arthur
Galveston
Hull
Austin
Beltvide
Omi- Ing
Forfeng
Liréda
Waters Valley
International Club
Poller
Fight Results From Associated Fresh New York Arena
Boxing results list multiple bouts with fighters and scores across cities including Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles and Washington. Notable outcomes include outpoints by Natta Brawn and J D Turner, a knockout by Lloyd Mteralist, and various regional matchups as listed in the report.
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Associated Fresh
New York
Gunvier Barun
Finkwod
Bully Hart
Ligermere
Delrott
Jimmy Ademick
Mim Land
Natta Brawn
Varo
Washington
Chicago
Jimmy Chark
Buffalo
Noy
Dall
Tony Ayoto
J. D. Turner
Dallas
Holywood
Jimny Garrison
Henway City
Wally Halls
Los Angeles
Sacramenia
Calif
Lloyd' Mteralist
Cleveland
Andel Puglisi
Eris—Am “Brown
Panama
Local Y M C A Boxing Champs Crown Four Weight Classes
About 400 spectators watched as four Y M C A boxing champions were named after a night of scrapping at the Gan Antoto gym. Bill Qrumley decisioned Stentey Allen at 60 pounds, Daniel Dizon beat Joe McCorday at 70, Wilbert Ticharz won by knockout at 135, and Fo med Garza defeated 167 pounds foe. Babs Wurril won 125 pounds while Gregg Basick fought to a draw with Pep Diag and Manuel Dizon. An elimination tourney will select eight champions among the three boxers. An exhibition heavyweight wrestling match occurred as well. Judges were Dr E M Sykes and Lt. Chark, with Henry Menge refereeing. Matt Brown handled the announcer duties.
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Fort
Lieutenant Chark
Henry Menge
Matt Brown
Perty Luke Timekrewer
Reagan Bowie Abilene and Wilson Win Austin
Four favorites reached the state high school basketball semifinals in Austin after opening rounds. Upset of the day saw defending champions Carey eliminated 36 to 14 by Abilene. Reagan of Holston defeated Raley 27 16, Woodrow Wilson of Dallas beat Series High Schoolers 43 to 24, and Bowles of EF Pass won 7 16. Semifinals Wednesday matched Reagan against Wilson with Bowie and Abilene next.
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Austin
INS
Yeater
Carey
Strong Abilene Lea
Joh Reagan
Holstan
Mbtle Mojiesty
Iran Raley
Woodrow Wilson
Dallas
Briley
Reagan
Wilson
Bowie
Abilene
Women golfers win San Antonio tourney and city match play
In San Antonio, Mrs. Browne won the San Antonio Women’s Coif Association handicap event with 86 TO-6, leading 28 players. Mrs. Stranter G. Nelson was runner-up 405-279. At St Augustine, Mrs. Jane Cothran Tae defeated Marian McDougall 2 and 1 to win the Florida East Coast Championship. The intra-city San Antonio match play boosted Brackenridge Park to 591 2 points, widening the lead over Country Club and Willow Springs as women golfers prepare for the April 4 city tourney.
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J. Browne
San Antonio
ST_ AUGUSTINE
Fin
TNSI
Jane Cothran Tae
West Palm Beach
Misa Marian McDougall
Portland
Jameson
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Hemphill
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Kan
Army
Brackenride P Ark
Country Club
Avery Willow Springs
Villa Sprites
Lawgress
St. Hary
E. BP. Hemphill
J. Lee Wilson
Dace Catto
R. GC. Tipscorth
Aubrey Tuttlebee
Wilson
Rod. Browne
B. P. Hemphillbert
Frazier Moss Hurdle Star Dies in Fort Worth
Frazier Moss, 36, once a champion in the Southwest conference, died last night from self-inflicted gunshot wounds in Fort Worth. A wife survives him along with one child. The incident was reported to the local justice of the peace.
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Frazier Moss
Utah Shares Title With Colorado U
Baulked by few, Utah University Indians shared the Mountain States intercollegiate conference championship with Colorado University after a perfect first basketball season.
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Utah
Colorado U
Baut Lake City
Utah University
Mountain States
Colorado University
Colorado Today
Purdue Faces Northwestern in Key Big Ten Battle
The Boilermakers travel to Evanston to take on Northwestern in a pivotal Big Ten clash. Purdue holds a 20–2 record with two losses and aims to secure a tie atop the standings before closing the campaign with Michigan.
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Parent
Par
Mahip
Northwestern
Wildcate
Evanston
Hollermenern
Coawa
Defaal
Michigan
Munray
Big Ten
L. Pet. Phy
Purdue
Tsim
Okla Brave
Jowa
Wisconsin
Chicago
Ohio State
Minnesota
Bowling Acd Tournament at Chicago Colosseum Opens
The ceremonial start signals the AH C. bowling tourney at Chicago’s Coliseum with more than 20,000 bowlers registered. Henry Gratis of Chicago leads in singles while Kimil Welaalnger and William Arndt top doubles. action widens toward April 19 with notable teams from St. Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, Cleveland, and Akron in pursuit.
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Cincago
Indianapolis
Coldeum
Henry Gratis
Jandiry
Bhoreward
Wis
Kimil Welaalnger
William Arndt
Thiney
Chicago
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Mtandingy
A. B.C
Mercht Tha
Invanion
Auledown
St. Tonia la Gok
Duluth
Tacinnapaolis
Clevelnall
Akronexnetta
Theas
Now You're Tootin Herbie Pierson A Jazzing Horn Player
Herbert F. Pierson a southpaw French horn player from Kansas City joins the New York Pennsylvanian eagle team after a strong season with a Trenton semi pro club. At 23 and 78 pounds he is known for a high fast one while preparing to rejoin the Kana City philharmonic orchestra this fall.
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Herbert F. Pierson
Trenton
N J
Senators
Fieraot
Kana City Philharmonic Orchestra
New York-Pennsylvania Eagle
Kansas Calans
Pierson
Coutty Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Bals
Final in Polo Meet Tuesday and Sunday clash at Brackenridge
Whiner at the semi finals features Rainbows versus El Ranchite of Ariington set for 3 p.m. Sunday at Brackenridge Park. Los Ranchers beat Wichita 10-8 in Friday finals at Brackenridge to defend title. Armstrongs led scoring with four and three goals by Charles and John. Pony kicked ball for tenth goal. Goodnight and Roy Berry added two each for Wiehtts. other players remained scoreless.
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Whiner
Rainbows
el Ranchite
Ariington
Brackenridge Park
Ill
Los Ranchers
Aurora
Tom Mather
Willie Drittone
Army League Basketball Result At Fort Sam Houston
The Army League ended with Fort Sam Houston defeating a rival team 28 to 24 on Friday night. Lynch led with 11 points for the Infantry. Anderson added 9 and Caldwell 1 as forwards and centers split scoring across squads.
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Aeason
Kextmant
Kelly Bjets
Wil Ho
Fort Sam Houston
Lynch
White Anderson
Latera
Hnewps
Tayachd
Towfin
Monk
Caldwell
Suby
Mathia
Stevens
Dickey
Sandster
Hooker
Kelly
Hixembottom
We Baldwin
Anderson
Vance A
Jiriffin Z. Muarda
Sith
Borla
M. Baldwin
Penzesd
Sabinas Open AAU Tourney Tuesday in Dallas
North Texas Aggies of the Central Texas conference meet American Liberty Pipeliners of Kilcoreth in the opening Southwestern AAU basketball tournament game Monday at 7 pm in Dallas. SMU players and the EB M. Kahn team face Trinity University Waxahachie at 2 pm, Ashbam Ice Cream versus Magtouk Peaters at 9 pm, and Jacksonville College versus Sammy’s Brace at 8 pm. Tom Padgith’s Baylor-stabled team heads the lower bracket to meet Olive and Myers on Tuesday at 2 pm, with James K. Wilson of Dallas facing Kroehier of Dallas at 1 pm. Dallas Do. Peppers square off with Sabinas Hottlers of San Antonio Tuesday, and Blaton Oliers of Slaton meet the Lauders (TexAS) cagery at 10 am for the Oliers title defense.
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North Texas Aggies
Central Texas
American Libererty Pipeliners
Kilcoreth
George Schepps
Southern Methodist
M. Kahn
Triniy University of
Waxahachie
Ashbam Ice Cream Quint
Fort Worth
Magtouk Peaters
Houston
Jacksonville College
Sammy
Tom Padgith
Baylor University
Olive and Myers
James K. Wilson
Kroehier
Dulles
Do. Peppers
Sabinas Hottlers
San Antonio
Toon
Blaton Oiiers
Slaton
Texas
Lauders
Tex- AS
Cagery
Oliers
Dispute flares at Jaycee cage tourney clash ups Texas Junior College event
The District 3 Texas Junior College Conference basketball tournament at Brackenridge Fieldhouse saw tensions rise after San Angelo Junior College coach Keyes protested unfair rebounding ball types used by Texas Lutheran and Wesley Texts. San Antonio JC and Schreiner advanced as the event’s schedule continued with Kinney leading Schreiner in victories while Lutherans and Edinburg posted wins.
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Texas Junior Colege
Brackenridge
Schreiner
Texas Lutheran College
San Angelo Junior College
Ed &, Keyes
Wesley Texts School
Seguin Cagers
Keyes
San Angelo
Sals NE
James A. Hurry
San Antonio Junior College
Koyns
Hays
Olde Dayes Revisited and Boxing Highlights
One year ago Louis opened spring training while the San Antonio area prepared for La Fedo. local boxers swept the state tied to the Y tournament. Ten years ago President Barnard visited San Antonio during Tigers and Twins training. Mike Vasques and Chicks Cineros drew a heroald main event. Twenty years ago Robert Harris led a first place tie in a busy business league.
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la Fedo
Ban Antonio
E. 5. Barnard
The
American Stague
San Antonio
Petroit ‘Tigers
Minneapolis Moore
Mike Vasques
Chicks Cineros
Robert Gb. Harris
Gunsningham
Busleness
Mer Fercers
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