Mayor Delays Racetrack Decision In San Antonio
The San Antonio mayoral office deferred a racetrack decision at Exposition Grounds to midafternoon. Judge Hay proposed a $21,000 to $38,000 city revenue from a track plan, with wealthy horsemen ready to fund, while officials weighed whether the project could bring $40,000 to $50,000 annually for stadium construction. The Exposition site on East Houston Street was deemed ideal for winter training and stables, amid discussions with state representatives and local business leaders.
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Advised Prose Fragment From Early 1900s Notice Board
Fragmentary OCR note references an event list with names such as Fal and Farrell and mentions a blotter, a light want ad coupler, and Broadwy Bt ORNb Meet. Details are unreadable, but items imply a public or classified notice with scattered names and terms.
Federals Win Bank League in Local Cage Season
The Federal Reserve team of the Tank league leads with a 57 26 win over Prost quintet at the Mc A. They have 520 season points, with only one league loss. Captain Joe Christy tops scoring with 167 points, Calhoun 155, Bull Stockwell 142, and Ralph Wear 56. Final lineup lists Kr mar, Sib Bieyer, Prost, and Wetherttan among others as teams prepare for a banquet at the YMCA A lineups and scores.
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Army Boxers Schedule Seven Bouts Friday Night at Fort Sam
Army amateur boxers continue Friday night at Fort Sam Houston theater with seven bouts amid muddled results from earlier forfeits. Monday cards at Normoyle and Tuesday at Randolph field featured multiple ring outcomes, including Norman of the Artillery Brigade KOing Aucoin in two and other forfeits and TKOs by members of the Ninth Infantry and Staff Troops as referees and judges oversaw the action.
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A.C. Strickland
Ran-Cox Boxing Bout Sets Plans in Dallas Park
In Dallas a high profile boxing match between Eddie Ran and Tracy Cox was announced by promoter Mickey Rivy to be held at Sizer Stadium. A morning fire destroyed the Tee Palace athletic arena Monday, leaving the bout homeless and ending a long feud among promoters and ruling out relocation to another venue.
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Sizer
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Tracy Cox
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Forfeit Decides City Major Teague Wo Rong Match
The Sons of America win by forfeiture as key players were absent. Don Kreteer and his Trixie team faced difficult conditions in the deciding game amid unclear standings and a contested premise for city major league supremacy.
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Bexar County junior track and literary meet details
The Bexar County Junior conference hosts a two day event with junior and senior boys and girls from about 60 schools. Winners from three county meets will qualify for county titles in eleven events per class A B and C. Edison Shvitation track and field meet adds events and invitations exceed 30. prizes include gold silver and bronze medals and loving cups for top teams and high scorer.
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Rock Springs
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Trogmes
Uso
Central Catholic B Team Beats Junior Red Bridge Aces
Central Catholic B team defeated the Junior Red Bridge Aces 24 to 27. Halloran led Central Catholic with 12 points, while Fewe sparked the losers. Lintups list Central players Halloran scoring 12 and other forwards and guards contributing in a rough recap of the game.
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Halloran
Central Catholic
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Steare
Cansio
Coralant
Lytle
Garza Wins Feature Bout at Brackenridge Park Show
Norbert Garza secured a four to three decision in the main feature at Brackenridge Park Monday night. The six bout card saw August hit counts three times while other results included Alphonsa over Rixtrigue and a draw for Varga and Gareia with several other bouts decided or unfinished.
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Brarkenridge Park
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Joe Rixtrigue
Kid Varga
Alfred Gareia
Titk Gomez
Kid Victor
Nino Repos
Estra
Neomy Dotan
8al Banchex
Magnolia City Bows In City Championship Thriller
Magnolia barely edged Filers 29 to 23 in Brackenridge night school gym. Randolph Field’s Ramblers finished third, while Kelly Field and Magnolia prepare to enter the Texas Amateur Athlete federation state tournament. Center Kubricht led Magnolia with 15 points, Crutchfield added 10, and the game featured 37 fouls as both teams fought hard.
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Cagers Keep Busy at St Anthony s in title series opener
The Jacket Class B team of the Bexar Couple Junior conference meets Central Catholic at 3 30 Wednesday on St Anthony s court in the first game of a three game series for the title. St Anthony s won 10 9 Tuesday to take the second round championship as McColliem led with four points and the defense held Central without a field goal in the final two periods.
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Institute Captures CWA Ball Laurels Championship Title
The Western Jori Baseball league final saw the Institute defeat Cassiano Park at Lanter Park. Under Henry Canamar, Manuel Muniz hit a home run after the fourth inning to spark a 1% surge. Oscar Tafallo supervised the Triergatonal Institute tear as Felix Curiin donated a special trophy to the winning team, with Muniz and Garcia among the standout players for Hatterlee International Institute.
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Catslune Park
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Tenores
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Canada U S Davis Cup Dates In May
Ottawa announces 1934 Davis Cup ties between Canada and the United States scheduled for May 24 25 and 26 with location yet to be decided. Philp Lyons president of the Canadian Lawn Tennis Association says U S authorities wanted earlier dates but Canada secured the later window for outdoor practice.
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Opamian-American Girls Playground Baseball Opens Season
The Opamian-American Girls Playground Baseball League begins Friday night at Manuel Malzumi's home, 2611 West Travis Street. The Queenes, last year's champions, are backed by Johnny Exquebel and coached by Siiva, with Radiater Works Tanner and Earl Bad y as sponsors.
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Manuel Malzumi
West Travis Street
Orgulte Queens
Johnny Exquebel
Eerle Bady
Radiater
Siiva
Catlins Gorren
Detroit Prize Winner Couples Share One Plate Plan
A Detroit couple Frederick Ratsey and his wife of 48 years plan to eat from the same plate for life, a quirky agreement praised as companionable and curb dishwashing. Reported in Believe It or Not, the tale ties to a $100,000 prize and prompts readers to send guesses to Mr Bibley for tomorrow’s Washington prize feature.
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Rangoon Avenue
Detroit
Detroit Times
Club Starts Mail Shoots at Fort Sam Houston With Dragons
The Therry Autte tub hosts a 1994 smallbore mail shoot with the Dragons club of Dragon Utah on Thursday night at Fort Sam Houston. Scores will be sent to the National Rifle Association for comparison. The top 10 shooters from this event will form the team to face the Dragons next meet. Participants include A R Marin J W Dean LG Coley L P Bartleth R W May W F Morgan G Mathieu H Cormesn D H Alkire and G B Bex.
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Zermena Dive Robs Fans of Chance to See Cox
In a dim past boxing card, Tracy Cox of Indianapolis fought Manuel Zerment. Cox landed lefts then a right hook, but Zerment pressed and the bout ended with a knockout that thrilled the crowd. Red Hughes recommended suspensions for the Mexican victor. Kirkland defeated Right in a six round, Delgado defeated Patrick, and Escamilla drew with El Gubanito to open the show.
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Manuel Zermena
Bill McDown
O'd Red Bugher
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Charlie Light
Mike Délgado
Freddie Petelek
el Gubanito
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Doc Shait
Steve Brodle
Manuel Zerment
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Mitt Mnger
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Jack Kirkland
Wano
Charley Right
Indianapols
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Kirkland
Freddie Patrick
Mike Delgado
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Frankie Escamilla
Bob Wright
Terry Young
Bert Brannon
Morales Maids Clinch First Half Title In Battered Win
Morales Maids beat Lanter 24 10 to win the first half championship paced by Pauline Gonzales. Hortense Ga and Jed notched scoring for the losers. In two other games Flores Garage defeated Neighborly Service 24 4 and the Lutacs beat Wesley House 2 13. Myers and Rico led Flores Osvage with 12 and 10 points respectively. Aldrete spurred the Lutacs to victory and Shiel D Garam topped Wesley House with six points.
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Sloan Leaves $9500 Estate to Daughter in Will
Ted Sloan, once a noted jockey, died December 21 in Wat and left $9500 to his daughter Martha Sloan, 10. Executor Everett L. Ball said the California mining claims Martha may hold could be worth several hundred. The will was filed with the probate office, clarifying the estate and beneficiary.
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Tilden and Vines Beat Frenchmen in Chicago match
In Chicago on March 7 William Tilden and Ellsworth Vines, both American stars, defeated French players Martin Plan and Henri Cochet in international professional tennis. Tilden won the singles in four sets while Vines took his singles in three, and the American pair won the doubles to claim the series.
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Ritchie Mack to Face Kid Azteca in Texas Title Bout
Ritchie Mack of Texas signed to fight for a 10 round zone title in a Saturday card. He will clash with Big Azteca the Mexican welterweight champion in Mexico. The March 1 bout marks a high-stakes regional showdown with Mack seeking the title and bragging rights in the welterweight ranks.
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Clants
Paul Richards
Gus Mancuso
Houston
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Travis Jackson
Western Kentucky Wins NIT Style Conference Final
Jackson Miss March 7 Western Kentucky defeated Kentucky’s team 42 to 40 in the final game of the annual tournament here securing the 1934 title. The contest ended with a close margin as WKU edged the Heten Caliegr squad to claim the championship.
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Miss
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Heten Caliegr
500 Out for Notre Dame Grid Team
Five hundred players are reported out for the Notre Dame football squad as spring practice begins under new coach Elmer Layden. The lineup, including Tom Conley, Joe Holland, and Donald C. Grant, aims to succeed under Layden’s leadership following the departure of coach Hunk Anderson.
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Donald C. Grant
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ICLIFT FIELDING IN STYLE FOR HORNSBY
West Palm Beach reports show Harlan Clit at third base and George Puscl-Ashi, a former Cardinal, praised by Manager Rogers Hovis of the St. Louis Browns. Sam West agrees to terms while Teving Burns and Frank Grube remain unsigned at camp.
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Ihr Tong
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Sam West
Teving Burns
Frank Grube
Reds Acquire Brennan from Newark Twirler
Cincinnati Reds bought Don Brennan from Newark to bolster the pitching staff in a bid to strengthen the rotation for the International League season. Brennan is described as a leading pitcher and was added to the Reds roster today in Cincinnati.
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