Main Meets Brackenridge On Track Saturday
The Main Avenue Buffaloes face Brackenridge Eagles in a key high school track meet at Garce field Saturday. Main is favored to win as Brackenridge struggles without a full field and strong training, while Main's team has posted state level pace and Henry dominates hurdles with record times.
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Gerald Mann to Coach Main Avenue High gridiron squad
Local report notes Gerald Mann of Southern Methodist University named coach of Main Avenue High School football team. The article mixes timing and roster details with scattered athletics mentions and unclear fragments from the same page.
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Ctarrett Field
New Cup Case Highlighted by Main High Track Squad
Main High School track athletes return with multiple trophies and a standout moment. Johanna Bell Steves, a Main High student, is pictured with one of the silver cups the Buffalo teams brought back.
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Buffalo
Laurels for San Antonio and Denton in state championships
San Antonio claimed the state girls basketball crown beating Burleson in two close games at the Fort Sam Houston auditorium, while the Denton Jewelers dominated the boys final with a wide-margin win led by MyrRace Cork. Burleson’s Burleson girls took a 32 24 opener before losing the final, amid officiating controversy and calls for changes in future championships.
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Tennis Stars Enter South Atlantic Play
With one of the largest fields ever entered the South Atlantic tennis tournament opens at Augusta Country Club. Notables include Frank Shiels of Chicago, John Doeg of Stanford, Bryony Grant of Atlanta, and national junior champion, with many other top players and Davis Cup tryout members in the field.
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Izaak Walton Meet Set for April 6 and 7 in Fort Worth
Fort Worth reports a multi day Izaak Walton meet planned for April 6 and 7. The event includes talks by Dr. John A. Stanfield and a Kerrville convention audience expected to attend, with various tasks and activities outlined for visitors.
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St Anthony's Yellowjackets edge St Gerard's 11 to 10 on diamond
St Anthony's College Yellowjackets beat St Gerard's 11 to 10 in a nine inning game. Koenig and Keller Homer four for four and a double while McConley and Oswald added triples. Waller doubled for St Anthony's as fielding and bat work highlighted the close contest.
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Dyer Dominates Alamo Trap Shoot Honors
Dyer led the Alamo Gun Club members to a dominant trap shooting day at the Alamo range. Strong performances included top scores from Bier, Chala Bates, Kroeger, and Charlen Anhnaton, with reports noting high precision and steady aiming throughout the cold fields.
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Aggetoly
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Im Kroeger
Blordan
Ed Powell
Catholic high school championship crowns St Xavier repeat winner
The St Xavier team from Louisville won the national Catholic high school basketball championship for the second straight year, defeating St Louis University High School 82 to 1 at the Coliseum. Center Bukies McCarthy led the scoring, surpassing the entire St Louis lineup, as Russell Sabo earned MVP honors.
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De La Salle Tollet High Wins Catholic Championship
Joliet New Jersey March 26 Three persons injured many traffic incidents and numerous arrests followed a riotous celebration after De La Salle Tollet won the national Catholic high school basketball title. Police reserves crowded streets as revelers paraded through cafes causing damage. An unidentified woman was knocked unconscious and two men were struck by cars. Over fifty revelers were arrested.
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Utilities Win Rattler Game In Exhibition
Utilities defeat St Marys University Rattlers 19 to 4 in a city league exhibition at Picbule Seerice diamond. Pitcher Red Cornwell limited the Rattlers to five hits while Manny Kleo sparked a rally and multiple players contributed offensively in the one sided win.
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Bowling stars shine at American Bowling Congress meet
Disorderly, mixed results fill the weekend contest as bowlers from Cicero and Chicago lead doubles and five man events. Hank Wild and Jot Hradex seize the doubles title with 1442 while top single scores approach long standing marks.
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Joe Bradley Completes 11 Hour Pearsall to San Antonio Hike
Bradley started from Pearsall at sunrise on a blistering day and reached the Bexar County Courthouse in San Antonio at 4 28 p.m. after passing through Moore 7120, Devine 6 0, and Lytle 10 50. He trains for an Austin to San Antonio hike planned for April 21.
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Pearnall
Bexar County
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Elks Team Bowling at Louisville in National Meet
S A Elks bowling squad from San Antonio prepared for the national Elks tournament in Louisville with a Monday 4 pm team event and Tuesday doubles and singles. They aim to overcome early stage fright from the AFC meet in Kansas City and hope for major prizes, while enjoying a rest stop at the Robert E Lee hotel and practice on public alleys.
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Central A.C. Takes Measure Of Martins
The Central Athletic Club nine secured a victory in a hurriedly arranged Sunday matchup at Brackenridge. Hetham and Nolling pitched for the winners as they held the Supingaien to five hits while the Central club collected eight. Hoffman with Alexander Outaine and Trinkle led the heavy hitting as Central improved over its opener last week.
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Los Angeles Heights
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Wiiners
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Trinkle
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Industrial League to Meet Tuesday for New Season
The Industrial League convenes Tuesday at the Travelers Hotel to form a six eighty meeting. Four firms Karotkin Furniture Nel Atenes Crimon AWStara and Kles Lumber have signed entries with Fehr Bakery possibly joining. Contracts will be drafted and a schedule set.
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Bobcat Slain With Rock On Bandera Road Ranch
On the Menger ranch 31 miles from San Antonio a bobcat was killed by a rock thrown by a rider named HK Mender. The animal attacked a dog before the rock struck and felled it. The bobcat measured over four feet and weighed about 30 pounds before dying.
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Accident Punches Larson From Tuesday Night Card
Promoter Jock Shelton scrambles a light card after Larson suffers a compound shoulder fracture in a weekend automobile crash. Larson will rest a week and targets a rescheduled bout with Vasquez, with possible substitutes lined up if he withdraws.
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Texan League Exhibition Slugfest With Wide Scoring
A sun drenched slate in Dallas and across Texas saw Detroit trounce the Ban Antonio Bears 9 to 1 while St Paul swept a series with the Panthers at Fort Worth winning 7 to 4. Jim Riley delivered a ninth inning double for Dallas Steers in a 1 run win over the Chicago White Sox. Oklahoma City rallied to defeat Waco 12 to 10 and Beaumont Exporters outlasted Morse 5 to 4 in twelve innings. Kansas City Blues stopped Wichita for a 2 to 0 victory as the American Association pressed its dominance.
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St. Agnes Defeats Nel-Stones 13 to 10 in Hard-Fought Win
St. Agnes defeated Nel-Stones 13 to 10 Sunday for a ninth straight victory. Ballers for the winners were baiterler Peeho Ville and Galge for the losers Dunamore and
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McCauley Ill To Miss Start With Des Moines Club
Des Moines Western League manager Jimmy McCauley remains seriously ill as his physician reports influenza followed by a relapse. The club plans training once he recovers and resumes workouts.
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Iowa
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