Brilliant Polo Teams Reach Semi Finals
Brackenridge and Harbord fields hosted the Southwestern Intra-Ghent Championship showing Texa national 12-goal duel among top teams. Houston’s four, upset by Banchito riders in recent circuit cup, meets Capt. Goulters Third Infantry Brigade at Brackenridge Thursday. El Ranchita faces Second Field Artillery Brigade Friday. Ranchite advanced by beating Freebooters at Harbord, earning five handicap goals but still likely winner. semi finals and championship to follow as teams vie for a national 12-goal berth on Long Island next summer.
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Brackenridge
Harbord Fields
Dee
Houston
Hanchito
Duke Goulters
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el Ranchita
Field Artillery
Ranchite
Harbord
Sunder
Long Island
Army Boxers Move to Fort Sam Arena
Army Boxers set for 8 36 p m Thursday bouts at Fort Sam Houston War Department theater Number 1 following Wednesday action. Results include Hess defeating Collette in four rounds and Rosenberg decisioning Raven in four. Parker defeated Rizzo in two rounds. Magee and Glass drew. Cotham beat Gazzo in two rounds. Smith Lyons bout ended in 15 minute draw. Referees and judges listed.
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Second Field Artillery Brigade
Rosenberg
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Raven
Field Artillery
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Stair
Rizzo
Cap Normoyle
Rand
Magee
Ninth Infantry
Glass
Camp Normoyle
Gazzo
Troans
Sayeed Cotham
Camp Normale
Tony Smith
Denton Lyons
Pat Becker
W. D. .Davis
B. R. Luscomy
G. E. Pletcher
D.C. Little
Texas Boat Club Elects Officers
The Texas Boat Club, incorporated, will hold its annual officers election at its open meeting. Commodore Earl E. Bower announced an old fashioned bust with rally, music, and refreshments at the Bower Wholesale Company offices on Military Plaza Thursday night. Members and friends are invited to report on last year’s high spots, including the New Year’s regatta for the William Randolph Hearst Trophy and outline plans for 1934.
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Texas Boat Club, Incorporated
Bower Wholesale Company
Military Plaza
Earl E. Bower
Aggies A M game big one in prospect this year
A Texas A M club luncheon in the Milam cafeteria discussed a major future football game at Eagle Field with possible opponents including Michigan State and the Dinosaurs. George Smith, club president, was said to have contract authorization. Homer Nostan, new Aggies coach, will speak at the luncheon. The Texas athletic board may have the visiting guest speakers at the San Antonio luncheon next week. Mary Virginia Meadows won senior tennis singles at Sinton High School, earning the bow medal as girl champion. Amilla Jelford was runner-up.
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Dinos
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Eaglefieht
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Aggies
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University of Texas
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San Anenin
Cexes Ex-students Association
T. Maxey Hart
Chevigny
Don Mogniaan
Bihe Disch
Texas
Marty Karex
Ed Ollen
Clyde Littlefield
Suat J Bell
Austin
Sinton
Mary Virginia Meadows
Sinton High School
Sine Fon
Corpus Chris
Palfurriy Rebronville
Kingevile
Benevide San Diego
Bishop
Rotstsah Bishop
Armilla Jelford
Kimusrite
Jacki Humberto
Silas Juan Humberto
Rassler
Juan
Harry
Coffman
Rassling
Uamberto
Humberto
Mr. Coffman
Mr. Colfman Fran Indweine
Barbera
Galveston
Thomas Davis Gish
San Antonians
Wallopad
Gish
Barbera Jenchi
Baby Flack
Rassling headlines and notes from a busy sports week
In this column Harold Scherwitz teases major wrestling news about Jack Humberto and promoter Coffman, hints at Humberto's family life and origin, and wades through assorted college and local sports items. The piece mentions Barbera girls in Galveston and a proposed Garren Johnston polo trophy, plus notes on Lient Sam Breninai and Ad Dietzel in Southwest Conference basketball.
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Sam Breninai
Randolph Field Post
West Point
New York
Garron Johnston
Solange
Pote Neve
Ad Dietzel
Sen Antonin
Walt
Hutchinson Kan
Kansas City
Biz
Renos Uo
Luling Nine Eyes Expansion In Local Baseball League
Luling Ball Nine seeks to organize a 1424 MN league with two games weekly. F. C. Towel elected manager at post office box 413 Luling Texas, with officers Rupard and Sammy Blore. Officials aim to include San Antonio area teams and solicit entries from LaGrange Austin Seguin Gunvales Weimar San Marcos Letchart Brownsville Halletts.
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Gey Io Toach
F. C. Towel
Luling
Texas
Ofter
Rupard
Ant Sammy Blore
Jean
Wwhinn
Fip
Nume
Fiassonia
LaGrange
Austin
Seguin
Gunvales
Weimar
San Marois Letchart
Brownstern
Hallets
Ville Magte
Laing
McMillin Vacating Place as Kansas State Coach
Manhattan March 3 Athletic Director H. M. F. Ahearn of Kansas State Agricultural College said today there are about Frey applications for the football coach job since Alvin McMillin was announced a week ago. McMillin has accepted the coaching position at Indiana University. Ahearn declined to reveal applicant names at this time.
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Manhattan
Kan
HM. F. Ahearn
Kansas State Agricultural College
Frey
Alvin x
McMillin
Indiang University
Ahearn
Ice Hockey Playoff Picture Grows Messy Across North America
Confused standings and scrambled results shape the looming NHL playoff race. Detroit faces Montreal as New York, Toronto, and Chicago jockey for position while Boston, Montreal, and the Rangers pursue the top spots. The Canadiens, Blackhawks, and Maple Leafs cling to trailing hopes as rivals court late-season advantage.
Brackenridge Eagles Fall to Squadron 46 in Midweek Match
Brackenridge Eagles lost Wednesday as Squadron 46 from Randolph field dominated on Eagle field. Reuben Naranjo went 3 for 4 at shortstop and David Mayer pitched three innings to hold the Flyers. Schaeler led Squadron 46 with four hits while Conway impressed with his fielding. Coach Puckett trimmed his squad after the game, as Brackenridge eyes a Monday meeting with Squadron 40 and a Wednesday rematch with Squadron 52.
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Brackenridge Eagles
Squadron 40
Squadron 52
Eagle Field
Eagles
Manor
Buckett
Reuben Naranjo
David Mayer
Naranjo
Mayer
Flyers
Schaeler
Squadron 46
Sicristop Conway
Puckett
Brackenaldge
Abalo A. Pbebart
Perkingy
Southwest Texas Amateur Baseball League opens in Victoria
In Victoria on March 13 the Southwest Texas Amateur Baseball League set April opening day with Cuero visiting Victoria Werti hboro at Refugia and Bas at Kenedy. W T Scarborough of Kenedy was elected president, succeeding Curtis Walker Beeville. McCright named vice president and Chester Evans White secretary. Six clubs from 1933 return. business managers listed for Cuero Beeville Victoria Refugia Kenedy and Woodboro.
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Bas Fel
Cuero
Wertitboro
Refugia
Kenedy
W. T. Scarborough
Kenedy Tormey
Curtis Walker
Beeville
McCright
Chester Evans Wi i
Eanite Reseld
A.W. Schuthemin
Dake Hill
Tommy Asterson
J. C
Heard. Retugle
Weir
Woods
Boro
Everett Boos
New Braunfels Unicorns Enter Class B Grid District
W. S. Sylvester of Edison announced New Braunfels was accepted into the local Class B grid district, with a formal request to Seguin to come. Last year members included Edison, Alamo Heights, Lannee, and Floresville, with Floresville the winner.
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Seguin
Ban Anibomiy Fang
W. S. Sylvester
Edison
Chhairman
Atts
New Braunfels
Alamo Heights
Lannee
Floresville
Helen Waring Wins at Pinejurat Links
Helen Wearing captured the title at the Southern Pines women’s golf tournament in Pinejurat, finishing with a 165 score to win the sixth annual event. She maintained the pace set on the opening day, edging toward the championship on a breezy March day in North Carolina.
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Helen Waring
Southern Pines
N. C
Helen Wearing
Pinejurat Yinks Seleran
Mie
Gournamen
Lucas Hope of Pirates Lucas Hope of Pirates
Lucas Hope of the Pirates at Paso Robles arrives with high hopes for a pennant bid. Charles Hed Lucas, ex Reds pitcher and pinch hitter, joins George Gibson's squad after eight seasons in Cincinnati. The right-hander is trusted to bolster the mound and pinch hit in late innings. Previous Reds record included 10 wins and 18 losses for 1953, with a career pinch hitting average around .
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Gallf
Pittsburgh
Pirates
George Gibson
Charles
Hed" Lucas
Cincinnati
Reds
Lucas
Gibson
Red
CincinMlatl
Wiltse Joins School Rages as Baseball Tryouts Start
Good weather favors a Thursday series of three inning games at Trot to aid signup for Hank Bavereld’s baseball scholars program. Hal Wiltse, left handed star for the Missions, attended to coach and evaluate players alongside Hank and Lee Stebbins. The free school ends Saturday and aims to identify hot prospects for training with the Missions starting Monday. Wiltse hit 237 in 15 games last season. The Pirates’ roster remains similar to last year, with the addition of Luras.
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Hank
Missions
Hal Wiltse
Lee Stebbins
Luras
Pirate
Giants
Anish
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