This Boxer Believes in Keeping Busy
CUSPA GO March 20. Here in no fighter who daca Sack Kilbourne California middleweight, who makes la headquarters in Chicago, will inter Sack Moran of Chicago tonign¢ at White City in an eight round bout. tee will dome in a train and go to Louisville Ky where he will tackle Henry Flepy via ATounde tomorrow night. Timmy Cartes, his manager, ied tn fine hin ip for pre limthaty to the pingje Rosen blaum Bou Gegwin match ln Mailion Sulaire Ganten Pri day KR fell through. However, and Jack way very also appointed.
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Cuspago
Daca
Kilbourne
Calimrnia
Chicago
Inter
Moran
White City
Tee
Louisville
Henry Flepy
Timmy Cartes
Ied
Tn Fine Hin
Pingje Rosenblaum-Bou
Henry Seiler's Work Feature of L A Races
Henry Seiler’s work highlights a South Texas auto race meet featuring Kenedy ace, Beller, Sexton, and D. Bexon. Winners include Beller with three firsts and Grady Hoge of Austin. The event noted mechanical failures and dramatic turns as racers battled for supremacy.
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Henry Seiler
L.A. Races
Bexlon
Chevrolet
Paul Beiter
Als Willys
Beller
Bree
South Texas
Sexton
Cylindeya
Brendett Oy
Taklor
Govnna Christl
Panis
Lee Witk
Grady Bexton
Jhpoe Davis
Bob Cleveland
Jonoe Post
Stan
Ana
Cleveland
Oransala
Gover
Grady Hoge
Austin
Dusty Rhodes
Jorn
Eddie Beyer
Che
Beyer
Earl Alen Formet
Davis Cup Officials Announce New US Committee
New York March 20. United States Lawn Tennis officials named Bernon B. Freniice and others to chair and organize the Davis Cup selection committee. The group prepares the squad for spring competitions with trials planned in April and May, including matches in Mexico and the Americas qualifiers.
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New York
Tiehinhwey
Vaele
Dave UN
Helak
Owrek
Inday
Helsnae
Bernon B. Freniice
Agaly
United States
Baker & Washington
Witl Dreeside
Baker
We Vis
Bilewarll
Prapanly Wi Hob
Missions Open Spring Practice Amid Wind and Sun
San Antonio Missions opened their first workout of the season under clear skies and a light breeze. Manager Hank Severed oversaw a crowd of local youngsters and unsigned hopefuls at Brackenrden High, with Myrey Montez supervising the indoor drills and uniform shortages noted as a challenge.
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San Antonio Missions
Earle Piel
Brackenrden High
Eudre
Mo Hove
Hank Severed
Almed
San Antonio
Myrey Montez
Pitther
Husky Lyons
bin Steweryt
Bill Warringley
Leogie
Dusty Boggess
Bob Hour
Joe Vance
San Antonio Indians
Vane
Drenden
Tenn
California
Young
Simday
Guy
Double
Airey
Gstcher
Hally Chozen
Aley
LD O'Dark
Tech Dela
le Petros Tikers
Ld Np
Your Giants
Tech Tel
Munday
Freebooters Face Austin in Fast Afternoon Match
In a brisk Tuesday afternoon contest the Freebooters meet the Austin squad. General Harhahé, noted builder, is visiting the city as the Parmer family group tours the town.
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Berlin
G. Harhahé
Genialerhard
Carnaratian
White Cats Defeat Texas Independents
The White Cats defeated the Texas Independents 85 in a Sunday game. Hewitt scored two points and Jury of Cheftey was highlighted for strong play.
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White Cats
Texas Independents
Cats
Texas
Suniday
Hewitt
Cheftey
Harney House drill marks prep for big test
In Chicago on March 20 heavy drill began as part of a program to ready the prepared for the upcoming test. Voters will start work this week with the Kiezhis of Oolniuhie at Palotelel Nob, working Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4 to 9 o clock.
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Ghicago
Mare
Harney
Grand National Race Field Seen From England Classic
Charles A. Smutil previews the upcoming Grand National steeplechase at Almec course in Algeria next Friday. US owners and horses such as Dusty, Foot, Trouble Maker, and Ballybonwood compete against British entries in a field of seven-year-olds and older. weather and course conditions threaten the event with hundreds of spectators expected.
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Charles A. Smutil
London
Marth
England
Almec Course
Im Algerpanl
Gresglach
MW. A. Gemmerle
Ehoice
Wales
Ol Éytry
Gregaiacl
Lucrough
Brode Ste Jkely
T H Bomervie
Ameriava
Ameries
Dusty
Foot
John Hay Whitney
Jolnt Drake
Coupe de Chapeau
Aibruse Clark
Chadds Ford
Augeoee Clark
Mra C
Bird
J. &. Snow
Dela Uudge
Ud M.D
Ballybonwood
Gierdlach
Saa
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Laredo Beats Alamos Twice In Patchy Report
The report describes Laredo defeating Alamos twice with a 4-4 and 8-2 scores in unclear terms. It mentions players and venues vaguely, with scattered phrases about a park, a mission, and an upcoming opponent in Irardo, but many names and details are garbled beyond recognition.
Stagg Starts West to Take New Post
Amos Monae Stagg, 42, longtime football coach at the University of Gironge, travels west to assume a new role. He arrives amid updated staff notes and a focus on building a fresh program, with team dynamics and league alignment shaping early work.
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Stagg
Cricagg
Mil X—Tingi
Amos Monae Stagg
Nhhe
Accon
PGA Criticized for Omitting Billy Burke
New York March 2 1931 alphabetic text indicates sharp criticism directed at the PGA for denying Billy Burke a reserved appointment at Ryner city Open Championship. The article notes Burke’s exclusion follows a dramatic 72 hole playoff in 1931 where Al Toverness defeated George Von Elm, and suggests the PGA rues the omission but cannot undo the situation.
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New York
Associabion
Billy Burke
al Toverness
George von Elm
Ibux
Burke
Gakrie
Rasslers Earn State Titles in Port Worth Meet
San Antonio MG A srnst Jers sat idle back home with four champions and no runners up after a Port Worth meet. Winners spanned many weight classes including 101 and 145 pounds with standout performances by Dick Satdidge Johan Miller Ed Curtis Monier Witt Vic Gawart and others. Officials included Kenseth Anerson and Nolan McKaln as timekeeper Jack Roe Johnny Roberts and MESQUITE district play followed with Mesquite High defeating Roby 25 to 14 in a boys basketball championship.
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San Antonio
MG A Srnst. Jers
Port Worth
Corsicana
Hellas
Fort Worth
Gufford Hamplon
Corsicans
Johan Miller
S. ¥. Miles
Witle Jr
Dallas
Dick Satdidge
Nick Lutz
Thonss
Ed Curtis
San Athonio
N. J. Francs
Jimmy Abdrey
Monier Witt
Frank Moeller
Rudy Buel
A. A. Edwards
Port Warl
Sero
Vic Gawart
Tryst
Centenary OKs Texas Game Here
Centenary College and the Texas game plan moved forward after approval by Centenary officials in a San Antonio venue. President Angie Smith announced the agreement to Martin Welch of the Sao Autualu Sports association, noting the shift of the game from Shreveport to San Antonio and the potential boost to local athletics.
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Texas
Cenonary College
Kaghe Field
San Antonio
Gelaber
Angie Smith
Centenary Cvltese
Martin Welcht
Sao Autualu Sports Association
Centenary
Austin
San Antinio
Shreveport
Myr
Eli
Three Way Track Meet Set By Fort Worth Officials
Coach Joe Wall leads Thomas Edison and Wacksters in a three way track meet at Fort Worth against Texas Military Institute and Austin High School. The event will feature inter scholastic junior high and high school divisions with a morning program and afternoon triangular competition at Abnerson Field.
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Joe Wall
Thomas Edison
Enison Field
South San Antono
Hariatedale
Alamo Heights
Wood Wins Open With $300 Prize in Albany
Craig Wood captured first place at the Ad-hale Radius Springs Open in Albany, Ga, earning $200, with a total purse of 300 dollars. Wood’s 7 under par 209 edged out Sam Snead’s 212 and Harold Regolta’s 212, as Runyan and others trailed. The field included Paul Runyan, Charles Yrlus, and Tony Manry, while Johnny Hevola led the leaders before slipping back.
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Albany
Marth
Craig Wood
van Liren
Opei
With & Lott
Wood
Mier
Sabspur
Naylul Saati
Smith
Uarry Coayrr
Chienga
Ant
Wille MacFarinne
Tuckahoe
Aloke
Paul Runyan
White Plaive
Runyan
Charles Yrlus
Allenin
Jow Salou
Une Luiridteuirs
Fulehols Veleer
Ian bin Mehrhorh
Bon
Semua
Tony Mantry
Eimsford
Lind
Aller
Ron Lend
Wis
Sith
JM Ube
Gound
Johnny Hevolla
Sleady Golf
Mar Farlane
Hayes
Harry Coaper
San Antonio Clubs Open Season With Lopsided Wins
The article notes San Antonio baseball squads posting decisive early-week victories. Sidney Lavier led with a 4-0 win Monday as Munro High School dropped. Texas Midwest Institute aims to rebound after a 24-0 loss to Gopch Berry’s father’s team. Parsons Wild belted two grand slam-like homers with the bases loaded in the Hartdo-T.M.1 game, while Riley Will travels to Hondo with Antonio Lechney for a midweek clash.
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San Antonio
Honda Tym Jocrl High
Periool
Vather
Munro High School
Dows
Victors
Sidney Lavier
Woo
Texas Midlecy Institute
Gopch Berry
Parsons
Wild
oNoudy
Riley
Antonio ‘Lechney
National A A T girls sextet tourney hits Wichita forum
Ninety players from nine states converge on Wichita for the national A A T event with top teams from Durant Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University for Women among the favorites. Dallas Cyclones and Square Tigers feature in the field as play opens.
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Wichita
Kaus
Durant
Okla
Cardinals
Tontelit
Wilchita Forum
Oklahoma Fresbylerifn College
Soars
Bae
Texas
Dallas Cyelayes
Champ Clack Recalls Quake Injury Missed In Long Beach
An archival interview quotes Champ Clack describing how a quake in Long Beach on a Friday afternoon disrupted plans and nearly altered a heavyweight title. He recounts his feelings, the crowd’s reaction, and the moment the arena shook, noting the event as unforgettable and life changing. The letter-like reminiscence reflects on the quake, its impact on training, and a swimmer’s or fighter’s weigh-in memory tied to the scene.
Dell Hawkins Holds Own in Health Fight
Dell Hawkins, a San An ono boxer, fights to avoid kidney surgery after an abscess risk. Monday at Medical and Surgical Hospital he remains very sick with fever down to 100. The doctor reports watchful waiting for possible abscess development following Bert Smith's punch last Thursday. discharge unlikely for four weeks or more.
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den Hawkins
Bert’ Smith
Army League Week Ends With Three Teams Battling For Standings
In the final week of play three clubs Wend for the top spot as Kelly Field Twenty-third Infantry and Ranteigh Meld clash for lead. The schedule lists Randolph vs Kelly at Randolph Normoyle vs Ninth Infantry at Normosle Second Medical Regiment vs Brooks at Fort Sam Houston.
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Dow
Nay Vanws
Kelly Field
Twenty-third Infantry
Ranteigh
Ier-Podt Basketbal
Tlay Tels
Tavora
Daugh—‘Doys
Lhe Lidle
Weague
Randolph
Kelly
Normoyle
Ninth Infantry
Normosle
Merical Regiment
Brooks
Fort Sam Houston
Brooks Ws
Rantdolph Ve
Randolpas
Helly
Fort Sam Hotintat
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Kenedy
Cox
Grady Beston
Lucky” Day
Tae Wick
Victoria
Earl Allen
A. Ue
Jimmy Davis
Alstin
Dusty Rhotes
Dem Yau
Mingcy
Yao Po
Lawis
Aldine
Shi
Votant
Wier Whig
Ti Browying
Vow
Mir
Srvnrcin
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Fan Antonio
Eagle Field
Lert
Mgt
Larry Kessenich
Jim Adrian
George Mills
Jim Powell
Prayk Russ
Dan Johnson
Harry Chosen
Glande Bla
Grba Beans
Bill Stewart
Bill Morris
Freebooters
Hilary
HEMI
Lincoln
Te Locali
Rikado
Rikado To Pop At the Swine. Riven
Emirse Corte
Erin Bealnee
Newsnaie
Velo Remann
Baziel
Chester
Luidach Avotuc
Siu
Anos Lanner
Jergian
Alani Gang
Raf Thienna Wits
Laredo
Alamos
Tata Aioe
PGA
I. A. Rasslers
Mate Ty
Fiona
Tnt Burdon
Cyinerdba
Penang
Banlee
Vic Vanna Gee Bey
Fame
al Pesvktin Square Tiger
Assole
Mark Lareda
Iain
Felix Flores
Champ Clack
Vigeel
Heven
Wotler
Unels
Ug Wether
Fayager
Amin Weer
Keno
Joe Stephens
Antoota Kay
Long Beach
Calne
Togo
Chet Garr
Avery
Cimenulna
Ankita Enivarrom
Fmlatien
Paubar
Sya Palins
Ehlodes
Barca
Votzwry Dam
Buttes
Ty Andaringy Liepen Tg
San Francia
Vitisbinen
Ran Frangihoo
Qian Molar
Milne Teaeie
Txawball Igumm
Hie
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Conant
Ahlen
Lms
Imdbiinywt
Tampa
Bs & Eli Tae
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Mgaynel
Anya Kan
Yesterdax
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Mack
Terthanfer Telly
Frase
Iity
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Rarlia
Clovelana
Khickertuckery
Dave Rome
Ny Wien
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Fiden
Mimin
Murky Malinner
Tauin
Fons Mesa
Ana Marlay
Amorlaa Maren
Fin Terry
Kar York Giants
Terry
Dali
Ale
Ryan Tina Henry
Dell Hawkins
Health Fight
Army League
Saliootta
Calan
Etnetnr
Uibernatien
York
Netbonl
Belnludle Curt Ee Shealiat
Hevaattova
Hieyen
Hite Gunlmoe
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