Galveston Meet Draws Three Girls Teams After Meeting
Two girls basketball squads head for Galveston to represent the city in the state meet Friday and Saturday. Barbera's team and Lauterstein's mixed squad, plus a State Hospital contingent, were chosen after a dawn city hall meeting to form a three-way lineup and share travel funds.
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Galveston
Barbera’s
Lauterstein
Sud
Lauterstein's
Cok
Myron Thomas
Fay McBee
Jack Thurman
Althea Rivenbark
Mary Motz
Mine Riley
Edith Barington
State Mospital
Carrot Stephens
Vounny Hi
Twyla Spears
Bing Craddock
Nita Conway
Alma Woods
Huster’ Carver
Lanter
Steln Mentor
Stein
Tennis Troupe Heads to St Louis for Two Day Engagement
CRICAGO March 2. Ban Tilden and his touring tennis troupe move to St Louis for a two day engagement after the United States pair won five of six matches in recent events. Marlin Plas of France won his first match in the present professional tour by downing Ellsworth Minth 8-3 4-8 8-5 8-2. Tilden led the evening’s play with straight sets 4-1 3-75. Tuesday results showed Americans winning two singles matches while losing the doubles. The inter-country series stands 21 40. Apattiot the Frenchmen.
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Cricago
Ng Ban Tilden
Gay
Unites States
Marlin Plas
France
Downing Ellsworth Minth
Tilien
Women Golfers to Meet Before Riverside Park Tourney
Members of the San Antonio Women’s Golf Association will hold a business meeting at 9 30 Friday morning on call of Mrs E R Huty president just before the weekly association tournament at Riverside Park course Play starts at 10 o clock
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San Antonio
American Bowling Congress Opens Fourth Decade of Competition
The thirty fourth annual American Bowling Congress opens tonight amid excitement at Perory state hall. The event runs through April 6 with 35 days of competition as more than 57 thousand bowlers from across the nation participate at specialized alleys. Secretary Elmer Baumgarten of the ABC disclosed plans and entry totals: 1528 German teams, 2601 doubles, and 5201 individuals. A later note recalls strong individual performances by Ullrich, Lutz, Mathews, and others in recent league play, highlighting high scores and notable games.
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Peory
Toledo
Elmer H. Baumgarten
Squerése
Greman
Jefferson Mustangs Headed to Texas Interscholastic Meet
Jefferson High School basketball team the Mustangs, led by coach C Anthony Herry Hamilton Joadet Hine, depart for Austin to compete in the Texas Interscholastic League meet. First round fate sees Jefferson facing Brownwood Friday at 2 pm with players Alfred Cardenas Porfirio Sullivan Wack Nichols Glenn English Leon Cortese Ed Mitchell Raul Ouana Carl Dietzel Ed Biegler aboard and more to join Saturday.
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Anth Herry Hamilton
Joadet Hine
Jefferson
Mustangs
Re. Blon
Intéaformalilles
Jeft
Austin
Brownwood
Alfred Cardenas
Porfirio Sullivan
Wack Nichols
Glenn English
Leon Cortese
Ed Mitchell
Raul Ouana
Carl Dietzel
Ed Biegler
Rare
Buskirk Marlin
Fernandes
Harper
Arbuckle
Fields
Dewhurst
Haymaker
Vanes
Bulls Defeat Bears in Club Team Golf Match
The Bulls defeated the Bears, 18 to 46, at a San Antonio Country Club team golf match on Wednesday. Captains H Andrews and H Bartram led the Bulls and Bears respectively amid a crowded, detail-filled listing of players and results from the round.
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San Antonio
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H. A. Bartram
H.W. AleLarren Hulay
Brown
Huston
Wil. Bassin
Brc Andrews
Halls
Luscombe
HA. Baris
Beargs
Jack Colle
Bulla
B. Laldrawn
Clit Movers
Geoge Rice
Hubsamen
Maj
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Creston Kins
John J. Kuntz
Bills
Mark Wright Beare
Lieut Ok Griffith
Mueller
B. Veazey
Bulle
George ‘Paschal
Jac Rhein
Nal Foldamith
B. Moore
Bulta
BL. Corrigen
Beara
Lieut
Gi. Kelley
Hulls
Capt
RH. Chance
Hm.evans
J. D. Ormsby
Frank Lackland
Jack Sock
Dr. G. A
Feign
Col
James Totter
Blake
Solman
Ed Fomby
Hills
Col. D
Hindle
Cart
P Datoney
Geedman Beara
M. Gringa
Bully
Y Jaraiion
BM. Blom
Hymn
W. Gisstoke
Elder “Chamberlain
Hears
C. Carter
A. Holmegren
Georse
YMIY
Chit Maoera
Rh Uhsemen
Major Ath
C. Hunts
Dullay
Creaton Kine
Mr Wright
Jlb Weasel
Tack Griffith
George Faschall
Hearsy
Nat 'Goldsmith
Corrigan Barat Heal
Cogan Helm Sr
Bard Moore
Kelley
R. H. Chance
Joe. Hartley
Evans
D. Ormsby
Jack Locke
Mulley
Frank Lacklend
Dr. Matteson
Conurn
Catone
Siddle
Colonel Potten
Fomby
Latoney
Crimp
Bert Leon Goran
I. Jamison
Max Blum
Giesecke
Bile
Sven
W. Larrison
Dice Sorkamn
Chamberlain
B. Holmercen
Bor
Guenther
Seaview Rexson Wins Blessing Subscription Stake
Seaview Rexson a liver and white pointer owned by EP Baker of San Antonio won the subscription stake at the Texas Git Coast Field Trial club meet held Thursday at Blessing worth 160 dollars. Rexson found five coveys in an hour. Second place went to wake Jack Mohawk owned by Carl Duffield of Tyler. Third went to Spots Spectre owned by W C Neville of Houston.
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Blessing
EP. Baker
San Antonio
Seaview Hexson
Wake Jack Mohawk
Carl Duffield
Tyler
Spot
Spectre
W. C. Neville
Houston
Baptist Temple Names Co-Captains For Senior Basketball Team
Baptist Temple senior basketball players were awarded sweaters by the church on Wednesday. Milton Grosenbacher and Melvin Colvin were elected co-captains. Other sweater recipients include Clyde Grow Slynn Colvin Arciescott Justins O uiha Loman Johnnm FF Ward and Jack Dewnon.
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Baptist
Temple
Milton Grosenbacher
Melvin Colvin
Clyde Grow
Slynn Colvin
Arciescott
Justins O@uiha
Loman Johnnm
Ward
Jack Dewnon
College Basketball Report From Southwestern Oklahoma
Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers MM and Wet Terex Teachers 34 Columbia 4 Harvard 35 is noted in a brief college basketball item. The readout mentions several teams and a lopsided score with limited readable context.
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Southwestern Oklahoma
Columbia
Harvard
Holdout ranks melt under sun's rays
Baseball holdouts drift into camps as spring fever grows. By March 8, many major leaguers, including Jimmie Foxx and several Indians, Yankees, and Dodgers names, sign or near agreement while others remain unsigned. Several teams report progress and scattered signings, with key holdouts still awaiting terms and new signings unsettled among several clubs.
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New York
Baen
Amber
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Monte Pearson
Dick Forter
Roy Spencer
Cleveland
Vernon Gontez
Danny Mac
Faydton
Frank Crosetti
Calif
Jeff
Indians
Glenn Fonaten Meesrietaley
White Sox Myatt
Wes Ferrell
Willis Hudlin
Yanks
Wine Hen Chapman
Dixie Walker
Foxx
Pinkey
Higgins
Bob Jonson
Washington
Champiay Senators
CH Bolton
Chicago White Sox
Wil
Quinn
Ser Noyce
Cubs
Gilly Heyman
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati
Ed Bradt
Boston
St. Petersburg
Paul Dean
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Arky Vaughan
Lay
Camp Chatter at St Louis Cardinal Camp Details
Reports from Bradenton indicate Paul Dean remains a holdout as the Cardinals assess prospects for this season. Boston era and Brooklyn talk of Koenecke surface alongside Cubs and Nashville moves. A volume of spring training notes highlights rookie instruction and several player shifts.
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Sirri
St. Louis
Paul Dean
Ina
Cardinal Nanasement
Paul
Pirates Prepare for Vaughan Talks In Spring Camp
Paso Robles report notes two rookie pitchers Lloyd Johnson lefty and Cy Blanton from Western league, as Pirates officials plan salary talks with Arky Vaughan. Fort Myers dispatch highlights Badia Mateaki standing out in batting lineup with two singles and a homer in recent games. Winter Haven report says Rev Grehow appears set to stay with Phillies as regular pitcher this season. Lakeland bulletin adds Tigers manager Mickey Cochrane predicting a core group will join the club in the North trip, with limited infielders and one outfielder yet to report.
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Pittsburch’ Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Shortston Loder
Reakla ‘Michera
Lloyd Johnson
Cy Blanton
Fort Myers
Fis
Jiramy Noes
Fie Heliouk
Rasestra
Badia Mateaki
Athe
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Trina
Lakeland. Fia
March
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Tigers
Dazzy Vance Sees Early Wins Hint in Spring Camp
Dazzy Vance predicts at least 29 wins and half of the season’s games already in the bag as the Reds hold a brisk workout in Tanpa Florida. Bob O’Farrell makes the optimistic forecast after a solid session, while Cleveland Indiana signals a return to old league play with plans for outdoor pitching against top hitters like Gehrig and Dickey.
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Fla
Marsh
Dazzy Vance
Boc
Bob O'Farrell
Cinemati Reds
Breen
Dallas to host first round of state soccer playoffs
San Antonio league champion to meet Houston Galveston circuit winner in the opening round with the Dallas pennant holder receiving a first round bye after a drawing by George White. Internationals hold San Antonio title while Houston makes a run in the regional league.
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Houston
United States
George White
Dallas News
White
San Antonio
Houston Soccer Cr
Central Hi Leads in Class B Series Victory Over St Anthony's
Central Catholic 15 St Anthony's 8 as Central Cathode breaks open the series on St Anthony's court. Captain Paul Moore scores eight points in the second half to lead Central. St Anthony's forwards Halloran Mooney Cassie and McCarthy tally but cannot overturn the late surge.
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Bexar County
Central Cathode
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony's Court
Paul Moore
Ler
Schwarle
Pado Jed
Enirak Catholic
Tarritlion
Halloran
Mooney
Cassie
Guar
McCarthy
Redwares OtcCarthy
Dorwards
Warts Icen
Adio
Bad” McDennatl
Cuards
Two Girls Games Highlight Medieval Academic League Night
The schedule lists games for W Ronry's teams at Saint Joseph's, UNG, and Sacred Heart with meals at Vine Academy at 8 30. Central High hosts Thursday event with Har Tanda facing Ursuline and Bracties Fara at Marlendale High Wednesday night.
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Si Joseph
UNG
Sacred Heart
Vine Academy
Central High Court
Har- Tanda
Ursuline Vno Bracties Fara
Marlendalé High Arm
Juniors Clash in Brar County Rural Track Meet at Edison Field
Seven schools including Alamo Heights MoE Anthony s St Gerard s Central Catholic St Henry s and Edison prep for a 1 PM Friday meet on Edison field with officials listed. About twenty one schools expected to compete for Brar County Rural Track championship at 9 AM Saturday on Edison field.
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Alamo Heights
Andy Andrews
J.D. Miller
Marville Gill
Himers
Joe Ward
de Ward
Brxar County
Earl Pitman, Turf Veteran, Dies By Own Hand
Earl Pitman, famed reinsman on the Grand Circuit, shot himself at home in Trenton New Jersey. He stood before a mirror and fired a 38 caliber revolver, dying from a brain puncture. Pitman trained many top trotters and pacers including May Grattan holder of the world mile pacing record.
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Earl Pitman
Trenton
N. J
Pitman
May Grattan
Tech Booking Hard Football Schedule With Dallas Tech Game
Coach Eat Enpish of Tech school seeks to fit a September 23 game on his grid by contacting schools statewide. Enelleh has four more dates and has written to Houston Corpus Christi San Angelo Ween and Temple to arrange games, aiming for San Antonio or home fields. He claims promises of 1998 games from East High School Galveston and Corpus Christi.
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Dallas Tech
Eat Enpish
Enelleh
Sy Houston
Corpus Christi
San Angelo
Ween
Temple
San Antonio
East High School of
Galveston
Corpus Chris
Nominate 77 for Futurity Fort Worth March
Seventy seven nominations for the 1836 Southwestern Breeders Futurity have been announced by the Texas Jockey Club. The event covers foals owned and bred in Texas and Oklahoma and marks Oklahoma breeders’ first invitation via the Texas Breeders Association. Top nominations come from W T R Wardoner’s Three D stable with 42 entries, many sired by Royal Ford. Daivels of New Castle follow with nine nominations, including several Royal Ford offspring. R. Koonte of Yalsa has one horse, all sired by Witchmount.
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Texas Jockey Club
Texas
Oklahoma
W. TR. Wardoner
Royal Ford
Daivels
New Castle
Tyras
Prisoner Ony
Royal i Ford
Kilkerry
PB. R. Koonte
Yalsa
Sign of Spring Fight Fans Sue Each Other
New York March story notes two court actions in boxing circles. Levinsky seeks injunction against MSG to block boxing broadcast while Bill Cuity faces federal suit over Chicorne taxes, amid planned bouts in Los Angeles, New Haven and a potential return with Kilick.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Kingfish Levinsky
Levinsky
Walter Neusel
Mr. Levinsky
Mr. Lavinsky
Joss Palnthi
Br. Gevinsky
Esqort
Bill Cuity
Pritco Garter
Federal Court
Settente
Sudge Bondy
Taffy
Sam
Srem
Art Dasky
Leg Ramage
Los Angeles
Etween Bal Olin
Tony Shycea
New Haven
Tony Cam Zueri
Frankie Kilck
Houston Swim Team Plays San Antonio In Dual Meet
Houston's YMCA swimmers from the Houston team travel to San Antonio for a Saturday night dual meet against the local Y club. The Houston squad, led by coach Tolar, recently defeated San Antonio and the University of Texas at Austin in a sprint-heavy meet. Adams, noted for a 100 yard time around 33 seconds, is highlighted as a standout swimmer.
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YM. C. A
San Antonio
Dack Tolar
Ban Antonia
University of Texas At Austin
Adams
Fragmented OCR Sports Summary With Mixed Names
A mangled OCR text shows scattered names and numbers with no clear event or outcome. Mentions include Chicago, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and various surnames such as Bloomfield, Faletss, Forsuren, Frebers, Salt, and Unke. No coherent results or standings are discernible from the fragment.
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Pat “Faletss
Smith
Chicago
Inna
Lawn
Jack Forsuren
John Frebers
Tana
Migeraunds Po
Gy Kansas
eVrena
Atlantis
Ky Lawrenos
Kan
Nat Nes
Philadelphia
Wraw Ke Minulea
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