Young Missions Tryouts Open Day of Games in Laredo
In Laredo on March 17 manager Bob Colaman started a game a day policy for the San Antonio Missions as he weeds out promising players from a larger pool. A nine-inning contest ended 3-2, with another game scheduled for Tuesday as the club prepares for series with the Pittsburgh Pirates starting March 24.
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Bob Colaman
Jos Hrabi
Charles Boyes
Miller
Charles Wagener
Ray Wetzel
Ewald Pyle
Ofiser
Wayne McCue
Micky Hornsby
Bus Payton
Snetice
Ishenee Montalvo
Bobby Goff
Magnon Named Trainer for San Antonio Missions
Tony Magnon a noted physical training expert and widely known as a headliner has been chosen as trainer for the San Antonio Missions succeeding Mercy Montez who awaits a call from Hank Severeid former Mission manager now Quaztia club skipper to take charge for the Omaha Western league club Magnon is credited with restoring hair in before and after pictures documenting his claims
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Tony Magnon
San Antonio Missions
Mercy Montez
Hank Severeid
Quaztia
Magnon
Bowlers League action features wide scoring and upsets
In a busy bowling card, Thetzmann team swept Randolph Field in three, while Calmbach Auto Yop upset Pioneer Oil Sales. Mohawk Tires edged Piercc-Arrow, Studebaker-Winerich won two from Milani Chevravet, and top individual scores included Bottoms 252 and Tesse Fletcher’s squad won two of three. A Dallas exhibition saw a 300 by an unnamed top archer on Broadway alleys and Irish-named Murthy Dairy led in the American Bowling Congress event in Indianapolis. New Braunfels Social Bowling Club elected directors, with league standings, high games and upcoming schedules listed amid citywide activity.
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Calmbach Auto Yop
Pioneer Oil
Mohawk Tires
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AAU Cage Tourney Hits Second Round In Denver
In Denver on March 17 the National AAU basketball tournament continued with second round games. Santa Fe Trails of Kansas City faced Phillips University Enid while Kansas City Phillies met Arkansas Teachers Conway. Globe Refiners beat Royal Hearts 64 37. Colorado’s Colorado College toppled by Safeway Denver 40 46. Marines edged by United Service St Louis 34 42.
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Exhibitions and Monday Games Across Teams
Reads like a vintage schedule listing exhibitions and Monday games. Teams include Brooklyn, Boston, Detroit, New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis with batteries and lineups noted. Matchups cover San Antonio, Pensacola, St. Petersburg, Lake Wales, Winter Garden, and Atlanta venues.
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Atapa
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New York
Atlanta
St. Petersburg
SS Louis
Lake Wales
Detroit
Beilwaukes
Winter Garden
Washington
Altany
City to Form Senior Softball League At San Pedro Park
The city recreation department under Bill McCall seeks 12 teams to run a two night per week senior softball league at San Pedro Park with a $5 entry fee and a championship trophy for the winner. Seven teams have entered. local business teams and other groups are urged to join. Sam Goldfarb was reelected president of the girls league as four teams signed up for 1936, with several local businesses listed as definite or probable entrants.
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Alamo Jewelry Company
Barbera's Sports
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Horse Show Results Fort Worth Exposition
Results from the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show feature Miss Louise Boren of Tyler riding Broadway Rose and ELD Moore on Daisy D in the firewalled pair class. Cast BL Duffield of Tyler claimed top in entry, with Cavalier and King Foss from Dallas and Pickens Burton as notable entries. Amateurs and three gaited divisions include Moonlight Madness and America's King with winners Sally Rand and others.
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Louise Borén
Tyler
Rose
Eld Moore
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Duffield
Phyliss Childs
Houston
King Foss
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Lock
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Fred Moore
Shor- Tan
Redman
Mire
J. G. Miller
Cleo George Dallas
Moonlight Madness
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Blajeslie McDare
Emily Randolph
R Tucker
Sally Rand
Miss Gearee
Baron Injury Ends Top Row Race Plans
Arlington Downs reports Top Row owner Baroni injured in California crash, delaying a potential top match with Time Supply. Judge Murphy of the Texas Jockey Club says a direct message confirms injuries will sideline Top Row for months, though hopes remain for a later spring reencounter. Time Supply, owned by F. A. Carvesund, arrived at the track.
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Jockey Club
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Judge Murphy
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Horses Burn at Houston Riding Academy Fire
Fire at a Houston riding academy destroyed the building early today killing in race horses including the Arabian stallion and Silver Bott. Clyde Fanl owned two of the horses. Firefighter attempts failed to save the animals as stable boy Jin Stevens rushed to rescue them. Owner Charles Edwin valued the loss around $4000 for the building and five horses.
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Ine
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Houston Riding Academy
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Randolph High Teams To Host City Games Doubleheader
Randolph field baseball teams were set to entertain the city high schools Tuesday at West Point of the Air. Jeffer son faced Squadron 47 and San Antonio Tech matched the A C P F 8 D club, both games starting at twelve. Squadron 44 routed Lanier 20 to 6 at Van Daele Stadium, the third straight victory for the high school in practice tilts. Pug Garleb topped the offense with a homer triple double and single in six at bats. Lanier amassed six hits off Brown and others, including Felix Acosta with a triple. Score by innings Squadron 33 6 0 1 6 2 4 Lanier 0 0 2 1 1 5 6. Batterists Stewn Carrithers Pekkatla Gallegos Bernal and L Garcia.
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L! Garcia
Nab Helen Jacobs on Speeding Charge
Helen Jacobs, American tennis star, failed to appear in Mortlake police court to answer a charge of exceeding the speed limit on Ramen short road. A constable obtained permission to issue another summons.
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Brevity Favored As Derby Hope Remains In Training
Racing notes from Associated Fresc report Widener's Brevity, favored for the Kentucky Derby, resting after Florida Derby win at Hialeah Park through early April. The colt will travel to Whorhill Downs for final prep before the May 2 stakes. Golden F, two year old filly owned by Mrs WW A Bridges, targets Aberdeen Stakes at Havre de Grace then New York juvenile races after Maryland meet.
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Lafayette Welcomes New Coach Ernie Revers to Football Regime
EASTON Pa March 14 Lafayette's campus greeted new head football coach Ernie Revers with a jubilant welcome parade and classes suspended in his honor The former Stanford standout arrived to lead the Tigers with Mike Michalske joining as first assistant after resigning Herb McCracken and preparing for potential fall signing Nevers leads the effort toward a return to the program's former big time status
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Irish Moustache Law of 1442 Stirring Old Tales
Yesterday's Explanation explores a legendary 1442 law under King Money VII that would punish Irishmen for not shaving their upper lips, dubbed the Statute of Trim after a Trim Friary conference. The item also teases a future feature on "The Magic Circle" and a fan reply to Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Rickey invites Dean to conference over salary dispute
Bradenton Florida March 17 Branch Rickey vice president of the St Louis Cardinals taumed letter writer again today and invited Dizzy Dean to a conference over differences that have prevented the pitcher from signing his 1936 contract. If Dean signs his brother Paul will likely follow. Rickey will reiterate his demand for full cooperation to the club and manager Frank Frisch. The salary issue may be settled around 20000 with half of a 40050 demand. the original offer was 18000.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Dean
Disey
Paul
Diwy
Frank Prisch
Dimny
Training Camp Chatter from the Grapefruit League
In Bradenton the Dodgers were misnamed as the Phillies on the store card, while Casey Stengel wore a worried look after the game. Pensacola notes Bill Terry weighing seven outfielders with Smoky Joe Martin likely to make the cut. Yankee Cards face cancellations in St Petersburg as McCarthy plans singing. Dykes works White Sox fields despite praised pitching by Kennedy, Stratton, and Whitehead. Rookie pitchers loom for Senators under Clark Griffith amid knee pains for a rookie twirler. Indians focus on base running after weak recent series with the Giants. Reds’ rookies Barnes and Eighthander Baine slated to pitch again. McKechie to reuse the same pitcher against the Reds. Cronin praised Crockin. Cronin and Ko f behavior noted. Rochester en route as Duro DeDia clarified. Browns upbeat after two wins, Woody Hines plans 22 on trip. Tigers dedicate a new park with Cochran and Crowder nursing arm. Phillies plan a 27 game camp league in Winter Haven. Higgins due in camp for A’s, Mack to terms. Carnegie Tech defeats Pitt in a gasketball game 32 to 27.
Added Starter Fined in Indian Chiefs Stewards Meeting
London March 1748 Mrs Leapol Patridge wife of a noted art dealer and racehorse owner rode onto the Melton Mowbray course and finished even with Lord Lonsdale’s third horse. Stewards fined her 10 pounds in a trust action over a monstrous claim. Pharaoh Queen won the race for her husband.
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Hoey
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Patieidge
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Haynes Stops Primo Carnera In Three Rounds In Philly
Philadelphia reports recount Leroy Haynes a Pacific Coast lightweight as he knocks out former heavyweight champion Primo Carnera in three rounds at the arena. Haynes shocks crowd by landing winning rights, dropping Carnera in the first, finishing him in the third as the referee counts out. Haynes and manager Pete Moran eye bigger bouts, courting Joe Louis and signaling an era-changing win for a rising challenger.
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New Duck Hunting Paradise Arranged
SALT LAKE CITY March 1 Creation of a 3200 acre fresh water site through dixing Fann ington bay of Great Salt Lake with River western duck Hunters a new source of supply Newell B Gok chairman of the state fish and game commission said today work on the project is progressing satisfactorily and within three years should become a fine breeding ground for ducks He estimated 50000 ducks will be hatched annually Those escaping Utah hunters will migrate to California and other western flight areas The first unit of 1200 acres will be completed in May Another year will be required to finish the job Then nature must fill the lake with shallow water swamp frasces The game commission and the national park service are co Opars ating on the project.
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Nordell Outsprints Cunningham in Madison Square 500m Duel
Newark track meet coverage details Frank Nordell beating Gene Cunningham and Joe Mangan in a 4 minutes 5.8 seconds 500 meter race at the Newark Athletic Club carnival. Nordell, famed for indoor boards and nonspiked shoes, led early, extended on the fourth lap, and held on as Cunningham and Mangan rallied on the final lap. Frank Norrell, a former NYU runner, also staged a notable 500 meter effort that night.
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Frank Norell
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Girl on Boys Baseball Nine Sparks School Controversy
Webster Mass March 17 17 year old Nellie Twardaik stars at first base on the high school boys baseball team provoking a dispute among educational authorities and the athletic council. Principal Cyril C Smith and the council consider whether a girl can remain on a boys squad despite strong support from teammates and Nellie herself who argues the issue is overblown.
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