GLENN AND BARNES TALK OVER REDUCED PAY STANDOFF
Glenn and Barnes failed to agree on new terms for a contract with the Browns as manager Haney left practice uncertain. Barnes said Glenn spoke by phone Monday about lower terms after first offers, while Glenn refused a second cut. Browns president said Glens contract was on the market with talks of sale but wouldn’t rule out peddling.
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Fay
Tip Si Lous
Altough
Pred Haney
Rome
Dickson Ci
Antonio Nights
Aimny Grub
Donald L. Barnes
Barnes
Glen
Giena
Glens
Pytlak
Browns
Green
Bhy
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Greteland
Jann Lucadello
Msril Hoeg
Johnny Berardino
Berardino
Haney
John Kramer
Lou Hanning
Lucadelio
Bill Trotter
Jack Wade
Hope
Wathan Andrews
Elden Auker
Howard Mills
Vernon Kennedy
Slick” Coffman
Bob Harris
Emil Bildijk
Harland Clift
Joe Gallaher
Clift
Alan Stranger
Don Heffner
George McQuinn
Port Myers
Fla
Frank Frank
Prucher Withe
Sleveland Indians
Johany Allen Allen
Serims
Alva Brad
Tarpon seen at Aransas in midair display
Me Port Worth horse show featured Midnight Star a five gaited gelding owned by Hour stable of San shown to Wheameats Pickens Burton of Dallas Beall Mrs Bob Bonds of Fort Worth and Dallas placed second. Florida Robert Pink and others noted in light column as season opener winds up with no major hookups.
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Port Worth
Midnight Sitar
Midnight Star
Pickens Burton
Dallas
Boheman Beall
Bob Bonds
Fear Worth
Port Aransas
Texis
Jackliss
Florida
Robert Pink Fripan
Betty Faces Jean Bauer In Belleair Golf Match
In Belleair Florida on March 12 17 Betty Jameson from San Antonio faces Jean Bauer of Providence R I in the first round of the Belleair Women s golf tournament also known as the Lexington. The field was led by medalist Marinn Mijey with a qualifying 77. Naomi Cople of Toledo Ohio and other pairings followed with scores ranging from 79 to 87 as headliners prepared for first round action.
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Fis
Marinn Mijey
Naomi Cople
Toledo
Ohio
Atus
Lexington
Iinkswoman
Ohioan
Anade Vie
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Pigeon Racing Meets Rough Conditions in Cherokee Start
Pigeon racing from Cherokee Ohio featured long flights with wind from the south. Birds failed to return the same day as races tested endurance, with final standings listing multiple handlers and mixed results. The next race planned for Les Kan covered 800 miles amid uncertain weather and travel conditions.
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Hughland Park
Cherokee
Ohla
Siu Tis Ailes
Les Kan
LOS Merey
Puichernick Folk
Spor tlights By Harald Scherwitz Sports Ldlter
A rambling column from Harald Scherwitz criticizes Rose Bowl selections and USC coach Howard Jones. It recalls Texas A&M, Tennessee, and California intrigues, arguing Aggies should have been chosen and predicting clashes with USC next season.
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Harald Scherwitz
Sports Ldlter
Monopolies Claim Amid City Bowling Glory Record
In a bowling dominated town Bert Westens sits as city champion for four straight years with a near five-year streak if choosing the right team in 1936. 1938 saw him finish as runner or champion, while 1940 data hint at supreme all-events totals. Rice Institute stats note Bob Kinney blossoming as a standout sophomore on the Southwest Conference hoops squad. Whitlock Zander and Mike Hall earn varsity and freshman honors, respectively, as Kansas City tournaments loom and Kinney adds minutes and points.
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Bert Westens
University of Texas
Bert
Hei Pied
Acover Anich
Marlon Wagenmuehr
Previe Fuel;ie
Rice Institute
Ion
Welton
Kansas City
New York
Young Kinney
Kinney
Rice
Whitlock Zander
San Antonio
Mike Hall
Plaza Polo Meet Opens at Fort Sam with Four Teams
Harbord field in Fort Sam Houston hosted the Plaza hotel open polo tournament opening game on Tuesday at 3 0 p m Wichita Whirlwinds and Los Rancheras faced first round opponents Rannham and Houston among entrants Willis Hartman George Olfurr Rube Goodnight and Clarence Starks led Wichita while the Armstrong family John Tobin Charley and Billy Brad led Los Rancheras The tourney final is slated for Sunday at Brackenridge Park.
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Harbord
Fort Sam
Houston
Wichita Whirlands
Los Rancheras
Rannham
Brackenridge Park
Wichita
Willis Hartman
George Olfurr
Rube Goodnight
Clarence Starks
Armstrong
John
Tobin
Charley
Billy Brad
Los Rancherous Quartet
Brackenridge , Park
Exhibitions Schedule Across Cities With Battery Players Listed
Reader note shows a fragmented schedule of basketball or baseball exhibitions across Tampa New York Cincinnati St Petersburg St Louis Anaheim Philadelphia Los Angeles and Detroit. Players Hadley Pearson Vandermeer Moore Riddle Thompsoney Lombardi Hershberger Hubbell Behumeeher Lahrman Danning Weiland Cooper Senattfing Ross Hogsett Bachich Hanckne Flores Lillard Stine Holm and others are named with team affiliations and venues including St Petersburg Clearwater Anaheim Philadelphia and Los Angeles. The text lists multiple matchups and locations with dates and battery references.
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Tampa
New Yorka
Cincinnati
Bettaries
Hadley
Pearson
Sunara
Ronar
Vandermeer
Moore
Riddle
Thompsoney
Lombardi
Hershberger
St. Petersburg
New York
Anaheim
Catt Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Ross
Hogsett
Babich
Hanckne Fe Flores
Lillard
Stine
Holm
Mat Results By the Answelored Frese
NH J J Londos defeated Charlie Stroek in a wrestling style match held in New Haven with scores noted as 290 and 242 and prize money listed as $28 in Providence. Maurice Twe Ameer and France participated in other events with 278 listed for Talet.
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Frese
Jim Londos
New Haven
Maurice Twe Ameer
Talet
France
Charlie Stroek
Providence
Browns Meet Roxie Lawson Veteran Righty Returns to Mudhens
Roxie Lawson, a right handed pitcher for the St. Louis Browns, enters his eleventh professional season after stints with Detroit and Toledo. Born April 13, 1909, Lawson rose through Terre Haute and Glenland University affiliations before joining the Browns. His best season came in 1937 with a 18 win total and seven losses. He has married and has a long minor and major league career spanning the 1920s into the 1940s.
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Roxie Lawson
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
St. Lows
Donsil
Towa
Feot
Towa Wesleyan College
Terre Haute
Ole Thratet
Glenland Uiivhans
Cleveland
Tolenin
Fes
Victoria Gridders Announce 9 Game Schedule
Victoria High unveils a nine game football slate under Coach Milton Perkins with five home and four away games. New opponents include Kingsville Sinton and Central Catholic San Antonio. Conference foes are Beeville Edna and Cuero with dates listed for September through November.
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Opr
Milton Perkins
Une
Loria High School
Fangarees
Kingsville
Central Catholic High
San Antonio
Sinton
Beeville
Edna
Cuero
el Campo
Campo
Kirigaville
Gratral Catholic Shere
Ontas
Robytown
Randolph, Congregational Face Off In San Antonio Tie
In San Antonio’s basketball league, Randolph Ramblers meet First Congregational in a key Tuesday contest to decide who advances from the losers bracket toward the final. Alamo Jewelers remains undefeated in Commercial league play as Randolph had edged Y M C A Golden Triangles earlier and Congregational beat Woodlawn in the Sunday School holder action.
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Randolph Field Ramblers
First Congregational
Woodlawn
Munt
Alamo Jewelers
Randolph
Fitness
Y. M. ©. A. Golden Triangles
Congregational Sunday School League
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Westover
G. White
Marshall
Plummer
Thac
Watson
Bnisnein
Lindsay
Chandier
McCaskill
Parr
Ik Stamnes
F Rernolds
Lackey
C. Slater
Woodlawn Gen
Ftsh Merchant
Tindenia
College Basketball Today’s Cage Schedule
Kansas City dispatch lists multiple college games with times and venues across the U.S. Midwest and West. Notable matchups include Southwestern College vs Sam Diego State, and Loras College vs Moundbuilders, with Harold Novoski noted for size and tenacity. Casual mentions of players, injuries, and a nod to Dr. James A. Naismith mark the day’s tournament activity.
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Keey
Superior
Wis
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Laws
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Neb
Aucuutaua Culleze
Ruck Island
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Salina
Itu
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Conway
Ark
Nelta
Cleveland
MutrBell
B.D
Cherx
Warrensburg
Vexan Wesleyan
Kurt Worth
Texas
Tan P
Majur State Teachers
Marveille
Shopson College
Ladlandia
Town
San Tiego State
San Diego
Cali
Oklahome
Ada
Okis
Southwestern College
Winfield
Kan
Cklutan College
Daboawe
Lawn State College
Dakota Wear
Kansas City
Sam Diego
Calif
Central State of
Okla
Loras College
Dubuque
Towa
Oklahoma Aggies Fly To New York Tournament
The Oklahoma Aggies depart for New York City to contest the Metropolitan tournament after a 38 game schedule with one loss and a Missouri Valley title. They face Duquesne Iron Dukes in the semi finals after a bye, with Colorado and De Paul advancing from the other bracket. The 31 man squad aims for two more titles before returning to Oklahoma City.
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Ubi
Oklahoma Aggies
New York City
Colorado University
Cowboys
Iron Dukes
Duquesne
St. John’s
Colorado
de Paul
Chicago
Long Island University
Aggies
Eagle
Big Six Conference
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