How's This For Picking Winners at San Antonio Tracks
Voomeiemt, published in The Light in San Antonio, had eight field days selecting seven winners at various race tracks. The consensus produced three winners overall with many first picks finishing second or third. The piece notes multiple bets across Pale Grounds Tor Dance 312.80 and Oaklawn Fork results, with a second-choice win at Gahlarn Norwalk yielding payouts of 135.4, 2640, and 4640 across win place show.
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Westminster to Fort Worth ends prep league season
Westminster Presbyterians go undefeated in the Sunday school senior league and will represent the local circuit at the state Sunday school meet in Fort Worth. Nine players plus Coach Tallman and McCudloh of the YMCA depart Friday afternoon for Fort Worth. roster includes Mose, Tex White, Tallman, Seale, Yarborough, Tellman, Fullerton, Patton and Fair. They closed the season with 37 26 win over Palm Heights and 52 20 over Woodlawn, securing both halves titles and first half laurels.
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Hockey Star Dies After Inline Game Injury
Edmonton March 8 75 Harvey Robertson a 25 year old northern Alberta hockey player died in hospital from injuries suffered when he fell during an inline game between the Wetsskiwib and Leduc teams last night.
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OILERS AND FLIERS LEAVE FOR DALLAS STATE TOURNAMENT
Magnolia Mobile lers, city champs, with 10 players under Coach J B Roddie depart Magnolia for Dallas to compete in the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation basketball meet. Kelly Field party also heads by auto led by H Copelin and Major H H Richards. Thirteen teams entered with Houston Texas Company quintet defending champ among entrants. play begins tomorrow at Fair Park with semifinals Saturday.
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El Ranchito Polo Winner Scores Narrow Victory
The El Ranchito polo match ends with a dramatic win after a late surge led by Ce cil Childers and Dick Waring. The Artillery and Ranchito exchange goals, culminating in Stark's late winner as Ranchito edges ahead in the final chukker.
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Joe Tate
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Amateur Ball Club seeks Sunday game at Lambert Beach
The Lakes view team and manager Neal were planning a base ball workout from 4 to 6 Friday afternoon at Lambert Beach diamond. They seek a practice game Sunday against a strong team, with contact through Solis at 2621 or 315 Sentingo Street. Also notes a Missouri born dachshund Susanne and her nine puppies at a news brief from Kansas City dated March 8.
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Aggies Win Corps Area Rifle Meet Set New Record
Lieut J E Reiersons Texas Aggie Medic team set a corps area record with 1887 points to win the Eighth Corps Area rifle matches at College Station. Arizona followed, with 1872. Aggies claim third such title in four years and gain entry to the National Intercollegiate Trophy Match. Medals awarded to Charley Kosch Roy Hulfaker and others from San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth and Galveston among team members.
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H. F. Meador
Meador
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Paul Gu
A. Franz
Hpinen
G. D. Gorman Jr
Dallas
Kenneth Tucker
Burkourustt
P Henley
Fort Worth
Clair
Galveston
J. Anderson Lawn
G. B, Echultis
Harsingen
Giants in spring drill push to open season with Bill Terry
The Giants train in Miami weather with twice daily drills and seven inning practices as Bill Terry drives a pep filled, high tempo approach. The manager aims to shape the club into mid season form, stressing hard work and harmony to avoid early season slumps. Terry’s method draws praise for its focus and potential to keep the champion Giants sharpened for opening day.
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Lille
Br. Terry
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Matts
Terry
Davis J. Walsh
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Syneninias
Razorbacks pick eight lettermen and two reserves
Arkansas selects eight varsity players and two reserves for the basketball squad. The lettermen include Patt Moody Travis Brasfield Jack Neway Hd Poole Hal Rucker Elster Beall Jimmy De Howell Johnny Fulton and holdovers Garland Wheeler and Elvert Cunningham as forwards.
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INS
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Travis Brasfield
Jack Neway
Hd. Poole
Hal Rucker
Elster Beall
Jimmy de Howell
Johnny Fulton
Garland Wheeler
Elvert Cunningham
Layden Starts From Scratch At Notre Dame Spring Practice
Notre Dame coach Layden opened spring practice with about 50 players available and vows to start from scratch. He declined to predict outcomes, emphasizing a fresh start as 11 players from last season’s squad return as regulars or alternates, including several linemen and backs.
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Layden
Lata
Seraten
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Ceny Ter
Jima Leonard
Joe Pivarnik
Gnard
Tom Roach
Ed Krause
Nick Lukals
Ray Arancita
Steve Banas
Johnny Tobin
Frank Leborne
Dallas Holdouts Reduced to Five
Dallas marching toward the 1934 Texas league club trims unsigned list to five as two more contracts signed. Remaining unallied include catcher Clatner Jonnard pitcher Sal Giratto Ed Walsh Elam Van Milder and infielder John Cartazzo. Walsh had refused prior terms and joined Dallas after a move from the Pacific Coast League. Codaza bought from Birmingham Barons.
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Ed Walsh
Elam van Milder
John Cartazzo
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Zeke Bonwra
Chicago White Sox
Codaza
Birmingham Barons
Southwestern Colored Centers Hold Annual Basket Ball Tournament
Marshall Texas March 8 The Southwestern Colored centers will hold its annual basketball tournament at Moorland branch of the C A A in Oatlan sh Friday and Saturday of this week.
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Marathon Deadlock in Wrestling Show Drawn by Humberto Edwards
Juan Humberto and Billy Edwards wrestled to a two hour draw in a chaotic marathon event at the arena. Ed wards won the first fall in 1 hour 1 minute, Humberto the second in 5:43 with a Boston crab, while the final fall ended with Edwards scoring a pin as time expired amid a flurry of holds and protests. Dobie Og Horn and Jack McCarthy also posted solid performances with notable holds and near-disqualifications, drawing cheers from a crowd that stayed late for the lengthy match.
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French Stars Lead Field In United States Indoor Tennis
Forty contenders from France join sixty four players drawn for the United States indoor tennis championship at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Jean Beretra and Gregory Mangin head the foreign and American seeds, with other top Americans Shields By Wood Stoefen Lott Bes McCaw and Bawden among the seeded locals.
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Jean Beretra
United States
Seventh Regiment Armory
U. S
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Shields
Sidney
Wood Jr
Lessey Stoefen
George M. Lott Jr
Berkeley Bes
Eugene McCawlitt
Frank J. Bawden
Borotta
San Fernando Wins Parochial Honor on Sacred Heart Court
San Fernando grammar school boys won the Parochial School league championship by defeating Sacred Heart 12 to 7 on the Sacred Heart court. Trevino led scoring for San Fernando with eight points, while Jonta paced Sacred Heart with eight points and multiple players contributed.
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Trevino
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Jonta
Lingenpet San Fernanda
Treying
T Kelly
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Ta. Kelly
Stered Heart
Sunday Schools to Form Swim League
A local plan to form a Sunday school swim league gains traction in Bridgy and Aquat. W Jack Toler, a local swimming coach, is to be supported by MG A, while EB 0. Mcculloh, director of physical education, provides information to interested schools including Individual and Bunny.
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Aggies and Longhorns Clash in College Station Meet
College Station hosts a delayed season opening meet between Texas A&M and the Texas Longhorns. Captain Leonard Nachman leads the Aggies against the defending conference champions, with a dual swim event slated for Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
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College Station
Leonard Nachman
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