Seven teams entered in Texas Sunday School Basket Ba tourney
The Central Methodists of Houston T A A P finalists and East Side Christians of Wallade defending champions head a list of seven teams definitely entered in the Texas Sunday School Basket Ba tournament Saturday on the OM OA court. B C McCaffett, in charge, announced Wednesday. Also entered are First Methodists and the Berry Street Baptists of Fort Worth Second Presbyterians of Houston and two local entries, the Prospect Title Methodists and the Trinity Baptists. A Dallas entry probably has been decided as the site for the games, which begin Saturday with first-round play in the morning.
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Central Methodists of
Houston
East Side Christians of
Prospect Tit! Methodists
Trinity Baptists
McGulloh
Iytech
Dallas
Arpolis and Westenberg Take Top 60 Pages in Wrestling Card
The card at Welkachen arena features Dr Karl Sarpolis 225 pounds facing Marvin Westenberg in a two out of three falls bout. Ivan Zaktaroff meets Pat Reilly in a semi final with a 45 minute limit, as officials referee Jack League oversees action in Newark New York.
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Karl Sarpolis
Chitasa
Jacvin Westendare
Seallie
Pat Rely
Seatthe
Tye
Aklurot
Newark
N. J
tSsmindts Imiat
Ofretuary
Rie Lever
Nash
Nabwes
New Yorks
Welkachen
Arena
Gece
Jack League
Wiz Jack League
Walkathen
Marvin Westenberg
Chicago Surgical School
Ivan Zaktaroff
Trishuran
Pat Reilly
Gwo
Mit
Ivan
Reilly
Billy Edwards
Willam Randolph outboard regatta revived by Texas Boat Club
The Texas Boat club revival announces a Southwest outboard motorboat regatta at Lake McQueeney with races on December 31 1983 and January 1 1934 and a new winter event in San Antonio. Commodore Earl E Bower and officers lead plans for a national attention regatta with Hearst cup prizes and summer meets April 14 June 2 and September 2 at Lake McQueeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Randolph
Gar Wooder
Frank Vincent
Fred Jacoby
Frank Coleman
Bower
Ray Westbrook
George H. Tucker
Edward Laechelin
Louis Koepgel
J. E. Carter
Louis E. Wart
Walter Hamilton Bower
G. C. Fressley
Alvin Neumann
Fleet
Robert Deckman
Vernon Mitchell
Ed Eckenyeth
Texas Boat Club
Wil
Lake McQueeney
Dway
Labor Day
Softball Pioneer White Wings Hold Saturday Practice
The Softball Pioneer White Wings girls team will practice Saturday at o'clock at San Fedro park dia mond. Last year’s players are asked to attend and tryouts are welcome. For information call Kitty Garcia. A city softball by laws will be drawn up at 1 30 Wednesday night at the YMCA, presided by Commissioner John P F Dunsmore. The Eagle Radiators also practice at 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Collins Garden school grounds.
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Pioneer White Wings
San Fedro Park
Kitty Garcia
Ted
Om. C. A
John PF. Dunsmore
Eagle
Collins Garden School
Harris Junior High Defeats Twain In City Class Championship Start
Harris Junior High beat Twain 37 44 in the opening game of the City Class championship series. Myers started for Harris with several points while Schneider led Twain in a late rally that fell just short. Lineups and player names listed but details are garbled.
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Harris
Twain
Myers
Schneider
Harsis
Ayers
Oleae
Mecellan
Ray Miller
Cleveland Indians Third in 1404 Pennant Race
Cleveland finished third in the American league pennant race of 1404 with 85 wins and 65 losses. The Indians stood second in the circuit in batting, third in pitching and fourth in Nettline.
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Cleveland
Indians
Orsatti Says Hello Ten S
Orsatti visits San Antonio on the way to St Louis Cardinals Florida camp. Ernie Creatts, centerfielder for the champions, promotes another NL flag race between the Cards and Giants. He recalls last fall’s finish and remembers friends from Texas League days. Light offers half-rate on situation wanted ads at Broadway and Fifth.
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Str Louis Cardinals
Holuput
Ernie Creatts
San Antonio
California
Cards
Florida
Ernie
New York Giants
St. Louis Triump
Orsatt
Broadway
Fifth Street
Mangin's Indoor Tennis Title Hopes Amid Office Strain
New York March 13. Mangin, top indoor tennis player, cites a demanding office day as a reason his form wavers in national indoor championship matches. Once ranked fifth, he now eyes a return to the title as he faces Frank J. Salidis in the third round while rivals like Berkeley Bell threaten. Seligson, a former collegiate champ turned broker, remains in contention after early rounds signals of old form.
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New York
Tid Selax
Gregory
Mangin
Tenn Uni
Cours
Hinuse Mores
Lester R. Stéden
Stoefen
Tthettle
Manain
Berkeley Bell
Frank J. Salidis
Julius Seligson
Eugene McCaulitt
Yonkers
Seligson
Bay Meadows Betting Light on Opening Day
Bay Meadows California March 13 William Kyne manager of the Bay Meadows track voiced displeasure over the unusually light mutuel betting on opening day of a 28 day spring meeting. Total mutuels were 89824 with Kyne attributing light play to lack of passes handed out to the public. He forecast average wagering around 150000 for the meet as a whole.
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Bay Meadows
Calif
William Kyne
Kyne
Prin Pal
Inca
Racing Notes Highlight Hialeah meeting leaders and Preakness talk
Hirsch Jacobs led all conditioners at the 45 day Hialeah meet with 20 winners though winning only one $100 training prize. Vin cent Mara and George Hamilton won the other two awards. The Pimlico Preakness May 11 opens with a rule change attracting more entries. Walter M. deford's Commonwealth stands out among 3 year olds. Tropical Park adds a safer top rail after a rough stretch. Jimmy King arrives to prepare horses at Arlington Downs. Nebraska passes a pari mutuel bill effective immediately.
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Associated Teese
Miatal Jockey Club
Hirsch Jacobs
Hialeah Park
Vincent Mara
Sunny
Jim” Fitzsimmons
George Hamilton
Erldings
Pimilco
Walter M. Defford
Commonwealth
Notre Dame Grid Captain Gravely in Critical Condition
Notre Dame football captain-elect Joe Sullivan, 22, was reported in critical condition in a New York hospital after two operations for a mastoid infection following a pneumonia attack. He was rushed from South Bend, and is a son of Belle Harbor police lieutenant Timothy Sullivan.
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New York
Joe Sullivan
Notre Dame
New York Hospital
Sullivan
South Bend
Ind
Timothy Sullivan
Belle Harbor
Queens
New York Today
Husky
Fate He Discusses Fells N.Y. Commission Doctor Fate He Discusses Fells
New York doctor Bill Welker of the state boxing commission discusses fate in boxing. He criticizes Carnera and Impellitiere's builds and notes head injuries from punches. He recalls evaluating Dempsey before his Firpo bout and comments on brain damage timelines. Also reports on twenty-one girls teams entering the state AAU tournament in Plainview, Texas.
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Pat
New York
Bill Welker
New York State Boxing Commission
Bill Brown
Genes
Phelans
Carnera
Saidoc
Olney
Jimmy Walker
Joe
Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Dempsey
Plainview
Texas
Two Polo Tussles on Local Fields
Two polo games scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at Brackenridge park and Pershing field both to start at 3 20. Brackenridge hosts the Second Division riders meeting as San Antonio four and Pershing field hosts the Fifteenth Fire Artillery meeting the Artillery Brigade. County interscholastic league meet for San Patricio county schools will be held Friday and Saturday March 22 and 24 at Bistan with M E Decherd superintendent of public schools as director general.
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Brackenridge Park
Pershing Field
Brackenige Park
San Antonio
Fifteenth Fire Artillery
Sinion
SEL
Lumberjacks Rally to Defeat Hardin-Simmons Cowboys 43 33
The Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks rallied in the second half to beat Hardin-Simmons 43 to 33 in Abilene. The squads left this morning for the national AAU tournament in Denver, planning several games en route.
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Simmons Cage
Abilene
Stepten F. Austin Lumberjacks
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Denver
Paints
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Cleveland Indians
Sue Maesher
Stechen
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W. L. Pey
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Marder
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Wallis George Hudlin
Clyde Hildebrand
Bele Benton Bean
Ralve Lee Wierzainer
Lloyd Andrew Brown
Clinton Harold Byewy
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Albert J. Milner
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Richard Brenze
Robert M. Garbark
Cletlo Bat
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Toledo
Albert Owen Wricht
Polis
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Walter la Carson Ai
Orsatti
Ernie Orsatti
Tropical Park
Henry Collins
Jimmy Stout
Suimy Jin" Fussimimons
Aqueduct
Fort Worth
Jimmy King
Arlington Downs
Ray Pollard
the Downs
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Ted Clark
Eskay Stable
Live Big Light
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Marble Falls
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Playboy
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COG Baseball League
Company 654
Longhorn Cavern
Huston Bucks
Texas Meaque
COC Camp
Fells N.Y
Ray Impelliltiere
Primo Carnera
Hart Schaffner & Mare Label
Trumpeter
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Fomby Clothing CO
House of Satisfaction
Houston St
Sean Antonin
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