Kellsboro Jack Wins Grand National Victory for Ameriga Owner
Kellsboro Jack wins the Grand National at 25 to 1, dominating the field as American owned by Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark. Heartbreak Hill and Dusty Foot faltered for heavy favorites, while Really True, Slater, and other runners trailed in a tense finish with Slater narrowly behind Really True.
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England
Kellsboro Jack
F. Ambrose Clark
New York
Pete") Bostwick
Really True
Maj. N. Furlong
Slater
George Whitelaw
American Sports
Exhibition Tickets Set at $1.10 for Tigers Giants
San Antonio will host the Detroit Tigers versus the New York Giants in an exhibition game next Monday afternoon at Tech Held. All seats, including bleachers, are now priced at $1.10 after a change from the earlier 55 cent bleacher seat plan.
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Techfield
See, Carnera Manager Ill After Sleeping Powder Overdose
Leon See, famed for bringing Primo Carnera to the United States, is seriously ill at his suburban home near St Germain En Laye after an overdose of sleeping powders. He has been in a grave condition for a week and relatives are at his bedside.
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Paris
France
Leon See
Primo Camera
United States
St. Germain-Enlaye
See
Harris frets over hurling material for 1993 Tigers
Detroit manager Bucky Harris weighs starting rotation and bullpen choices as spring drills near completion. Bridges and Sorrell stand out as likely relievers, Barberry from Washington earns consideration, Carl Fischer may start, Lynwood Rowe could claim a role, and Art Herring from Beaumont is viewed as a big league bet. The Tigers prepare for exhibitions in Houston against Texas League teams, then face the New York Giants and begin homeward travel.
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Tech Field
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Bridges
Soryell
Barberry
Washington
Carl Fischer
Lynwood Rowe
Harris
Tiger
Art Herring
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Tigers
Houston
New York Giants
Glaonle
Tennis Champion Sees Three Amateurs Beating Tilden
Elsworth Vines Jr., national men’s singles champion, said three American players Clifford Sutter Walter Allsop and Frank Shields could defeat Bill Tilden in an open championship. He added Tilden might win in a special match but could not endure four days of four or five sets daily. He clarified his stance was not fear of losing to Tilden.
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Elsworth Vines Jr
Bill Tilden
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Tilden
Clifford Sutter
Wilter Allsop
Frank Shields
Kansans eye Zenzke Cunningham clash at relays
Lawrence Kansas March 24. Efforts are underway to induce Gene Zenzke of Pennsylvania to participate in the Kansas Relays April 22 to give local fans a chance to see him race Glenn Cunningham. The two have met four times this past winter with Cunningham winning three times.
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Duce
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Westminster Five Wins Third Game in Dramatic Final
Westminster Presbyterian defeated St John’s Lutherans 39 to 28 in Brackenridge high gym to win the series and earn a spot in a three game final against Palm Heights for the Intermed Sunday School league title. W Talloman led Westminster with 13 points, Patton added 10, while Dietzel, Jett Highstar topped the St John’s losers with eight. Mike Seale scored six after arriving late.
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Westminster Presbyterian
St. John’s Lutherans
Brackenridge High Gym
Westminster
Palm Heights
W. Talloman
Patton
Carl Dietzel
Jett Highstar
Mike Seale
Brackenridge
Panttton
I. Tallman
Lenz Gastiogar
Senmiat
W. Tallman
Dietzel A' Oh
Toyeraen
Viton Beale
L A Volleyers to Big Meet in Houston Tournament
San Antonio's M C A volleyball team, national champions in 1931 and 1932, left Friday for Houston for the state tournament. Coach E. McCulloh led players Lindsey Crawford Howard Bumbaugh L B Buster Copper Paul Knolk Jack Ridgeway Herp Wheeler Earl Cobb and Wortham, recently transferred to Houston, may still play this season if he keeps his local membership. plans uncertain.
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E. @. McCulloh
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Howard Bumbaugh
Copper
Paul Knolk
Jack Ridgeway
Herp Wheeler
Earl Cobb
Diramy Wortham
Wortham
Boston boxers triumph in dynamic regional bout Card
The report lists several boxers with places and outcomes, noting Ty the Assostated Press from Boston and matches across cities including Ponca City, Cambridge, and Evansville. It records outpoints and cutpoints with multiple fighters such as Bob Mandt, Joe Delmont, Al Bilva, Jimmy Buckler, Dilly Prick, Garfield Lee, and Jackie Dugan in a regional contest.
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Boston
Bane Hunt
Ponca City
Oklo
Bob Mandt
Joe Delmont
al Bilvla
Cambride
Maen
Hyanevile
Ind
Jimmy Buckler
Loaleville
Dilly Prick
Evanaville
Drew
Garfield Lee
Evensvills
Jackie Dugan
Loulavitte
Localized Chess and Bowling Results From City Meet
In Montreal and nearby cities, Kirstenkol of Muenle defeated Mercier 214 to 217 in a mixed event while Camdon and Strack paired in Camden with Walter. Sam Stein of Newark posted a 44 34 score, with Stein unable to continue after a midgame incident.
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Kirstenkol
Muenle
Mercier
Montreal
Boone
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