Friday wrestling card at Beethoven hall headlines top bout
Promoter Charlie Local showcases a wild lineup with Gentle John Ritemis from Boston clashing Pete Brown in the main event. Befo re, Lindsay meets Craig in a fast weight clash while George Michaeloff and Jack League square off. Referee Jack Vin ready to enforce NWA rules as crowd lines up for ticket rush.
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John Kilonis
Boston
Pete Brown
Tinisa Lindsay
Shreves
George Craig
Ute Init
George Michaeloff
Russia
Jack League
San Antonio
Speedy" Franks
Fort Sam Houston
Bill Harrison
Queigi
Beethoven Hall
Gar
Geyer
Via
Charlie
Gentle John
Ritemis
Brown
Kilanis
Jack Vin
Lindsay
Creig
Craig
Oklahoma City
George Michieloff
Beethoven Lial
Wrighl
High Coaches Will Hold First Confab at Gunter Hotel
Saturday at 12 o clock Wright Riley invites all senior high health education instructors and coaches from Brackenridge Tech Lanier and Jefferson to a meeting at the Gunter hotel. The gathering marks the group's organization and aims to coordinate athletics and health instruction in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Wright
Toady) Riley
Ryjey
Brackenridge
Tech
Lanier
Jefferson
Cerda Heads Hispano Loop
Felix Cerda elected president of the Hispano-American Baseball League at a Thursday meeting held at Sidney Lanier School. Johnny Bohs named secretary and Frank Trejor named treasurer. Three teams joined: Bows of Amer ten, Hi-De-Ho club, and El Fenix Butchers. Schedule calls for doubleheaders Sundays at Van Daele field and Leal sheet diamond, with league start around April 16. Other participants included San Tex Barbers, Lulaes, and Varey Grocers.
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Hispano-American Baseball League
Felix Cerda
Johnny Bohs
Frank Trejor
Sidney Lanier School
Wre
Amer
Gine Herrera
Valdez
el Fenix Butchers
Henry Hernandez
van Daele Field
Leal Sheet Diamond
van Daele
San_Tex Bar
Lulaes
Varey Grocers
Unusual Eye Watering Feat Highlighted By Bucksport Folklore
Yesterday's Explanations report Benjamin Frye of Bucksport performing an odd trick that forces streams of water from his eyes up to 20 feet. The piece notes his unique eye outlet mechanism and references other oddities from Detroit and a future feature on alienists andBelieve It or Not cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Frye
Bucksport
Milne
Frye
Detroit
Ambitious bowling match with late rally and standout players
In a chaotic bowling summary, Wit Vale and Armmitlon trouned the Tigers across several games. Multiple players such as Halonen and May contribute notable moments, while team names like Mainman and Arm appear amid a long list of scores and events. The record reflects a busy, unsettled match with high activity and many names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Torher
Howe
Three Schools Enter Conference Aquatics Meet
Three universities Texas SMU and Texas A and M scheduled to compete in the second annual Southwest Conference swimming meet at Dallas. Seven events include a diving competition with entries totaling from Texas MU and A M. Last year’s champs were the Longhorns at the University of Texas.
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Dallas
INS
Cvedit
University of Texas
Southern Methodist University
Texas A. & 2M
Texas
Texas A. & M
Longhorn Rankemen
Austin
Reds Shooting Modestly at Fifth Place
Cincinnati Reds manager Donie Bush voices cautious optimism for pennant hopes, targeting fifth place but wary of sixth or seventh. He praises Jim Bottomley and Chick Hafey, notes infield and pitching needs, and lists key players including George Grantham, Leo Duracher, Red Lucas, and Johnny Ogden as reliever.
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Frank
Buck") O'Neel
Tampa
Fla
INS
Donie Bush
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Chick Haley
Jim Bottomley
Chick Hafeys
Rhineland
Harry Rice
Quito Bluege
Washington
Bliege
Soe Morrisey
Andy High
George Grantham
Bob Lombardi
Jim Moore
Leo Duracher
Red Lucas
Johnson
Bob Smith
Braves
Cubs
Ray Kolp
Benny Frey
Larry Renton
Eppa Tixey
Johnny Ogden
Relef
Babe Hunt Wins Narrow Decision in Boston Boxing Show
In Boston last night Babe Hunt of Ponca City Oliza defeated Bob Moody, a Boston heavyweight, in a 10 round feature at the Argonne A A arena. Fewer than 700 paid gates and receipts were reported, marking one of the smallest crowds in local boxing history.
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Babe Hunt
Boston
Ponca City
Oliza
Bob Moody
Argonne A. A
Record Broken In Grand National Run by Dusty Foot
The Grand National saw Dusty Foot set a new record of 9 minutes 24 seconds over four miles and 556 yards with 30 jumps. American-owned horses dominated briefly as Kellsboro Jack, ridden by David Williams, prevailed, marking the third American victory in the race's history after Sergeant Murphy in 1993 and Jack Horner in 1926.
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John Hay Whitney
Dusty Foot
Envy
J. B. Snow
Heartbreak HI
C. 5
Birden
Boston
Bostwick
Brillant Smaleur
Bushwick
Killsboro Jack
David Williams
Jackdaw Pub
Kellshorn Lass
Beches Brock
Kellsboro
Sergeant Murphy
Stephen Sanford
Silks
Jack Horner
Schwartz
Central High Rifle Team Defeats Public Service
Central High School rifle team beat Public Service on the Central Range Thursday night using shooters from St. Marys University. Top five scores counted with Central 904 and Public Service 863. individual leaders included Reilly 107 and Spengler 155. A potential three match series with Jefferson is being arranged with a tie rule for a third match.
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Central High School
Central Range
Central
St. Mary's University
Tleak W. Reilly
Atti
Jefferson
T. M
Public Service
W. Reilly
Spengler
Winn
Zoehner
Reuter
Vogelsang
Pierce
Breemann
McCall
O'Brien
Nhot
Central—Walker
Wurzback
Resily
Neugebauer
Pritk
Hurt
Thurs Mon
Frans
Martin
Tongler
Army Tennis Meet Sets June Dates for San Antonio Area
Army officials announced a local membership drive has funded enough to warrant events in San Antonio. The Eighth Corps tennis tournament will be held near West Poult starting June 5 to determine the national championship. A national journey begins June 1, with the drive urging new members for the local division of the Army Land Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Lewis Association
San Antonio
Eighth Corps
Wilse
Army
West Poult
Iocu
Squadron 46 Dominates Magnolia in Finance Bout
Squadron 46 of Ranielph Farle faced Abhame and overwhelmed Horgone from Magnalia Finance on Thursday December 1. Weed led with nine minutes and Aline added one bucket while Gonzales delivered key plays. The result: a decisive win for Squadron 46 over Magnalia Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Ranielph Farle
Abhame
Horgone
Magnalia Finance Company
Weed
Aline
Gonzales
Stewart Leads Golfers In Southwestern Amateur
Verne Stewart of Albuquerque and Don Rex of El Centro led the qualifying round in the annual Southwestern Amateur golf tournament held at El Centro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
EL Centro
Call
Maken
wi—Verne Stewart
Albuquerque
N. M
Don Rex
FI Centro
Golf Course Opens At Bivins Booster Station
In Dumas Texas March 34 Fi Moore county opens its only well maintained nine hole golf course at the Bivins Booster Station located in the southern part of the county.
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Panhantle Dumas
Texas
Moore County
Aas Bern
Bivins
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