Hank Severeid backs open tryouts for Texas League in San Antonio
The veteran Hank Severeid champions welcoming all hopefuls to the San Antonio Missions camp. He argues managers should devote time to players especially rookies, not just veterans, to uncover future major leaguers. His stance aligns with radio, clubs, and civic groups, praising local talent as crucial to building a strong farm system.
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Dorigen Captures Lincolnshire Race
Dorigen, a four year old colt trained by Lambton, won the Lincolnshire handicap the first classic of the year at the famed straight mile course. Spithold, owned by Mrs. C. L. Mahkeau, finished second with Varsity Express of A. Harvey in third.
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Simmons and Haas Still Scaring Lew
In Pasadena March 27 news says Simmons and Haas from the Philadelphia Athletics have joined the White Sox and already worry manager Lew Fonseca. Al Simmons injured an ankle while with the team and may miss a week. Hans Haas also strained an ankle but will be out only briefly.
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al Simmons
Ty Aento
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
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Hans
Mrs Roe New Club Golf Champion at San Antonio Country Club
Mrs Jedd Moe won the women’s golf championship defeating Misa Zaleme Lewis 4 and 2 at the San Antonio Country Club. Lewis surged late but Moe’s early lead and steady finish secured the title. Consolation honors went to Mrs Ids Stephenson over Mrs A J Byrne 4 and 3, with Mrs S H Johnson taking the second flight.
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Texas Girls Keep Winning in National AAU Women’s Tourney
Texas teams dominated the AAU women’s basketball tournament with multiple Lone Star sextets advancing to quarterfinals. The Golden Cyclones Malles, the Lucar of Fort Worth, and Hushton rested after advancing, while Crazy Cats of Oshadian were eliminated. Other contenders included Oklahoma Presbyterian College cards, Wichita Thurstens, Bhreveport Cagettes, Irene Hamm and Jackey Hanna stars, and Steuben KC.
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Navin Says Tigers Hope to Return to San Antonio
Detroit club president J. Frantic Navin said 1934 spring training may again be in San Antonio describing it as the best place in the United States to train. He noted no definite statement without talks with San Antonio officials or manager Tom Taras. Manager Bucky Harris praised San Antonio as the best site he has encountered for training and expressed pleasantry with this spring’s camp.
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Tigers Engage In Practice Contest At Techfield Camp
The Wetret Tigers opened their spring training at Techfield on Wednesday, as Harris and Hogsett joined the Detroit Heriies in a first regular camp session. Harris faces final cuts before the exhibition game with the New York Giants and camp adjourns next Monday night, with a squad reduction planned around the departure.
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Commercial Handicap League Brews Hectic Bowling Night
In a dense Commercial Handicap League evening, stalwarts like Turner, Gueldner, and Opperman posted strong scores while the night highlighted a two game win by Moy against the Baeelee Printers. Individual high marks included Bob Anderson leading with multiple 200s and Clyde Meena delivering standout frames as teams chased late-set glory.
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Two Pitchers Absent From Camp of Missions
Hank Severeid's Tigers camp notes report two pitchers missing from camp Wack Taekne and Elton Walkup. Walkup signed first, with Viper Ritley pending approval. Other teams in practice across Oklahoma City Dallas Galveston Beaumont report varied rosters and intra-squad games as camp continues.
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Loneview
University of Michigan
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Smithville To Host Enstrop County Scholastic Meet
Arrangements are made for the annual Enstrop county scholastic meet to be held on Thursday night March 20 and all day Friday March 21 at Smithville. C C Comer, superintendent of Smithville public schools, is director general.
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Suspended Yank Skate Stars Face U S Inquiry
Five American skaters active abroad on European winter circuits are suspended by the Amateur Skating Union of the United States. Valuables listed include Valentine Blairs Eddie Schroeder Kadie Wedge Bert Taylor and Carl Springer along with Garry Barr named chairman of the union’s registration committee. President Frank M. Kasteaus filed charges citing misconduct and threats of a strike over expenses as the group competes in foreign events and the North American indoor championships in St Louis.
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Detroit
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New York
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St Louis
Same choices in big chase at Aintree race
London reports the Grant National Steeplechase at Aintree on Friday with Golden Miller and Gregelach leading odds at 8 to 1. Mrs T F H Somerville's Trouble Maker draws support at 66 to 1 as the only American bred entrant. Dusty Foot, ridden by Pete Bestwick, is also a leading American-owned contender.
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Walsh Praises Carr as Greatest Track Stylist
In a New York column, Davis lauds Carl Carr of Pine Bluff Arkansas for a flawless sprinting style. He recalls Carr’s Olympic 462.19 second 400m record, a career cut short by a severe auto accident, and compares his artistry to legends like Meredith and Lippincott while noting Carr’s enduring legacy despite broken bones and a limited career.
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Aparra Beaten by Walker in Post Final
Fort Sam Houston boxing tournament at the Post theater featured five matches. Walker of the Twelfth Artillery defeated Aparra in a four round bout with a decisive pin and hold. Speedy Franks of Twenty-third Infantry entertained with a hair pulling wrestling display against Johnslan of Second Signals. The Twenty-third Infantry won the post team championship, with individual champs listed including Bantam Gambino and Norman. A junior middleweight final between Navy Ross of Ninth Infantry and Bo of Twelfth Field Artillery will occur at the post gym soon.
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Sons of America Celebrate Alamo League Champs Banquet
The Sons of America basketball team, champions of the Alamo league, were honored at a banquet at Carte Blanca. Speakers included Andrew Morales, Bill Furlong, Andrew Natales, Janes Tufella, Dick Brewer, Lunier senant peincipal, Mr. Mucias, M. J. Gonzalez, Ralph Cardenas, Mir Corlina and Jesse Santos. Morales presented trophies to standout rowers Jesse Santos, Ralph Cardenes, Frank Feno, Eddie Arredondo, David Rodriguez, Jesse Ocon, Joe Mertiner, Don Rodriguez, Rudy Trevino, PG Mendez and Count Gus Garza.
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National Catholic Cage Tourney Opens in Chicago
March 22 report from Chicago notes the national Catholic high school basketball championship opening at Loyola University. Strong teams from Kentucky Minnesota Missouri and Indiana begin action with 32 teams from 11 states bracketed in the field. Chicago has four entrants including Pun Paw Academy, a top Midwest squad.
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Army League Narrowly Decides Inter-Post Games
In a pair of Wednesday night contests the Twenty-third Infantry Doughtoys faced Randolph Field Rumblers and the Kelly Field Picrag bagle met Ninth Infantry Mancha on post courts. Both teams trailed Randolph by half a game. a double win would force a tiebreaker for Headrick, while a loss by Randolph with a Kelly victory would end Lelple Ue’s hopes.
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Rasslers Squeakin Tight Grips at Port Washington
Report from a Tuesday wrestling event at Port Washington describes wrestlers using grips encrusted with resin and hair pulls. Spredy Wranks and Guy Johnston battled in ringside chaos as both fighters struggled to break free and squeaked on the mat while officials rushed to neutralize the resin and remove hair from competitors.
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Lambert Shot by Son Dies of Wounds in Ohio
In Columbus Marcel Lambert aged 22 died from wounds after a quarrel in which his son Samuel aged 17 admitted firing in self defense as police and doctors reported. An inquest was held today with no immediate announcement of charges. Survived by widow a daughter Martha 18 and son. The youth tried to aid his mother during the assault.
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Local Tonight NIBS Blue Birds Top Standings
A garbled sports brief lists multiple players and teams with names that appear jumbled. It notes early morning ad broadcasts at 3:45 and a KTSA connection, urging readers to phone in messages to Fannin 1231.
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Canarote Arena Promises Wild Five Rounder Card
Cowboy Henry Dunns meets Henry Flores in a main event at Canarote arena. The evening features six rounds with Kid Carmona versus Kid Lereda and a six round special with Chuck Woeth of Fort Worth versus Wild Bil Collins of Denver. Referee Terry Young to preserve order.
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Calvary Baptists Win City B Title
Calvary Baptists beat Lanters Junior High 94 to 18 to clinch the City B title in the Bexar County junior conference. Arbuckle and Sullivan led with 19 and 10 points respectively as the Scouts dominated at Lanier Gym led by Weiskopf and Lanier Gomez.
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Aggies to Battle Two Preseason Games This Week
The Texas A and M Aggies open their pre conference schedule with a game at Navasota on Thursday and host the Philco Amateur Ring team from Houston Saturday. The two game set with Beaumont reporters of the Texas league closes the series March 31 to April 1.
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Ferris Reinstates Henry Cage Squad
In New York on March 22 1ns Daniell Ferris of the Amateur Athlete Union reinstated members of the Wichita Henrys amateur basketball team. The move follows suspension after a trip with an incomplete permit and a requested investigation by the Missouri Valley Army.
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Austin Polo Team Defeats Infantry 9-4 at Harkerd Field
The Austin polo team defeated the Third Infantry Brigade 9 to 4 in a fast game on Tuesday afternoon at Harkerd field before a large crowd. The Austin squad led from the outset, showing superior offense and defense in the top effort of the day.
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