Brigade Horse Show Wednesday at Fort Sam Houston
The Third Infantry Brigade at Fort Sam Houston announced its first annual horse show to be held Wednesday afternoon at one o clock. Capt. H. R. Coulter will supervise the new ring construction in the infantry brigade area under Brig. Gen. Nowland’s keen interest in horses. the event will be brigade members this year and open to the public next year.
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Fort Sam Houston
Ata
Stark
Dlock
H. KR. Coulter
Posal
D. Nowland
Equesipian Activitex
Brigady
Thousand Turn Out For Good Horse Show
More than a thousand attendees filled the Saddle Club arena for the first spring horse show under Sun sponsorship. Judges Pedro Idles Claude Dunlap and Palmer Swift oversaw riding and polo classes, with John W Marshall in charge. Numerous riders competed across gaited and jumping events, earning ribbons and showcasing local horses and riders.
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Saddle Club
Ff Guspices
Ug the Sun
Pedro Idles
Claude Dunlap
Palmer Swift
John W Marshall
Tun Me
Aly Eit
Medea Siatdes Anit
Tee Paging Flesh
Sadia Oak
AAM Ous
Viileien Fo
Dean Tate
de Mergnifod Claws
Meaadwins
Mi Mucho
Glenn Jons
Wong
Wat Taman
Coartanea Tauplas
Threoenaiul Chiens Textine
Tod
Virainia
Kine
Hye Mildeed
Yun
Maur
Aarne
Elie
I Raw
Ile Ine
Harness Ives
Jeanelle Pravine
Rod Rhiden
Cyie
Gane
San Prdea
Catherine Orlwe
Mim Sam Fo
Whe Neal
Thirst
Pawo
Une
Myodadin
Gabun
Eis
Anil Indey
Hern Keiy
Caterine de Hie
Glade Ly
Marshall
Miveray Bamoks
Tiareeran
Conley
Champions Pass Up Trip After Sweeping Victory
The Valleyball team weighed a repeat of last two years' royal championship after a sweeping win at Hausvot Duday. Players face work conflicts and possible travel costs as plans are debated. Wortham remains in Houston. San Antonio hosts the final regional tournament on April 21 and 22, with the Us decision pending.
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San Antonio M. G
Tney
Npt
Caneh E. McGulloh
J. Wortham
Milislay
Houston
Wortham
San Antonio
San Antopio
Oklahoma
Arlandale Club Seeks Hard Games In Local Play
Local clubs organize tough contests featuring teams such as Texan Chive and Tulsa Service. Cowboys prevail 1-0 as Newman and Caney split results. Welte Glaney and 147 qpeland appear in listed matchups.
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Arlandale Club
Wviundale
Abblevacs
Cooky Alter Ding
Chiba Geaterung
Ly Meeh
Loeny
Texan Chive
Wks
Pierce Ollers
Tulslic Servic
Naany
Hens Bikes
Lakueliyay
Machines
Hey Heal Ce Ae Seng
Cowboys
Smicday Volug
Oita Lapiped
Newman
Caney m7
The
Tibters
Welte Glaney
Qpeland
Torgamer
Eagles Edge Alamo Paints In First Tight Meet Tie
Lockwood Eagles and Alamo Paints split a two game series with the Eagles winning the first 9 to 4 and holding a narrow 0 to 16 score in the other. Wolfsahl McMahan and Willams led the Eagles while Schrather Dodlme Barn and Ackerinnaib starred for the visitors.
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Ckwood
Alamo Paints
Lockwood Eagles
Alaima
Eagles
Wolfsahl
McMahan
Dleutier
Willams Stagned
White
W. Schrather
Dodlme
Keview Dairymen Beat Hospital Nine on the Diamond
The Keview Dairymen defeated Hospital Nine in a baseball game played on the local diamond. Ginny led the effort with a strong hitting display, while the opposing team struggled to mount an offense late in the contest.
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Keview Dairymen
Hospital
Tintrv
Proberg
Dallas Suspends Rip Radcliff Over Holdout
Dallas baseball boss Bob Tarleton suspended outfielder Rip Radcliff from organized baseball for missing spring training. Tarleton offered Radcliff a trade deal to match his Dallas salary, but Radcliff did not report by the deadline. Sam Langford likely to replace Radcliff. Zeke Bonura remains holdout.
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Dallas
Bob Tarleton
Dallas Baseball Dun
Rip Radcliff
Radcliff
Tarleton
Radhel
Radlift
Min
Parleton
Jim
Vlub
Sam ‘Langford
Rip
Lhat Field
Langford
Raccllff
Zeke Bonura
Bonura
Aenlse
Consteach
Zeke
Oklahoma
Expositions and sports notes from Mission and Houston area
A fragmented report covers exhibitions and sports items across multiple cities including Mission, Houston, New York, Cincinnati, and Cleveland. It mentions a new nine hole golf course project in Mission, enlarging a six hole layout, with 40 acres donated for land. Several associations and regional clubs are listed with names and locations, highlighting ongoing events and institutions.
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Mcaylen
Mcallen
Texas
Mission
City of
Lions Park
Saturday Explanations on a Strange Sea Creature
A garbled item describes a sea creature named belero tentrolos mammilatus with spines used as slade pencils by Australian children. It mentions a feature called the Great Barder ree and references a future piece titled A Rich Birike. The fragment invites Stu Ripley to write and enclose a warning note about the Believe Lé or mat cartoons.
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Stu
Ripley
Golfers at Pinehurst Open for Worthard Booth content
Golfers sign up for the Worthard Booth open at Pinehurst North Carolina with early arrivals from Charleston South Carolina. Johnny Golden and Craig Wood are among the entrants in the 1200 first prize North and South Open seven hole medal play, plus six other events and a charity match for unemployed golfers.
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Pindhurst
N.C
Tosay
Charleston
S.C
Walter Hagen
Johhny Golden
Craig Wood
Biard Dewn
N.J
Giant
Golden
POREDA AND HEENEY OPEN NEW YORK BOXING SHOW
Poveda and Heeney open a dull boxing program at Madison Square Garden in New York with a one round heavyweight bout and Poveda eyes a comeback after his six round knockout by Ernie Schaal on January 6. The New York show also features Adolph Heuser against Harry Eicketts, Tacko versus Ariamendis, Risko versus Daniels, and Arizmendi versus Masquera across upcoming dates.
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New York
Stanley Poveda
Tom Heeney
the &T
Nicholas Eveta
Poveda
Bral
Ernie Schaal
Madison Square Garden
Adolph
Heights Firemen Cup Hot Game on Sunday
In a tense tenth frame Riley’s Heights Firemen forced extra innings to reach Rendolph field. The headquarters nine rallied late, Revass cracking a three-run ninth to tie the score as Sheridin Turner Harrell and others produced key hits. The Firemen then surged in the roving inning as Howard Teague Konrler Walters and Konrler stood out for the losers.
Morales Net Clair Cuban tennis finals upset Vo mur
Morales de Morales defeated Gustavo Vo mur to win the final round of the Cuban national amateur tennis tournament, ending the German youth dominance. The match concluded with Morales taking the title in the Guggenhelm cup journey, as Vallmer had long been runner up in numerous events.
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Havana
Ruicat
de Morales
Gustavo Vomur
Sun
Cavaliers Win In Sunday Alternate Clash
The Cavaliers defeated the Onan Cracers as Lopor Wan Ailing led with strong ball handling and precise passes. Texha Cavaliers push for waivers as they seek to improve lineups for upcoming championships.
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Lopor
Texha Cavaliers
Onan Cracers
Cavaliers
Indiana Boys Cage Champs Triumph in Chicago Final
Indiana Cathedral Hawks, led by 6'3" Charlie Shipp, won the 31 to 19 title over St Rita of Chicago. The Hoosiers dominated with a fast offense and tight defense, limiting St Rita to only two field goals. Beale Memorial Evansville finished fourth after a hard overtime loss to De Paul of Chicago.
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Chicago
Hoosier
Indiana
Calhaile High School
Cathedrals
Indianapolis
St. Ril of
Chariie Shipp
Sheeila
Randolph Pitcher Has Big Day Loses
Randolph pitcher had a standout day with 14 strikeouts and a home run but his team fell 6 to 5 to Gonzales. Both starters impressed as gonals game Sunday afternoon featured sharp pitching and solid hitting, with the Randolph squadron led by Crosswaite.
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Randolph
Crosswaite
Randolph Field
Lnst
Gonzales
Eerry
I'S Malcs
Stewart Golf Champion Wins Third Southwestern Title
El Centro Calif March 27 Verne Stewart of Alpaquchie Hawaii won the Southwestern Golf Association championship for the third straight year, defeating George Comea of Rhodhix AMA one up after 38 holes in a closely contested final.
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EL Centro
Calif
Im—Verne Stewart
Alpaquchie
W. M. Tor
Londos No Matches Won By Jim Londo In Latest News
Chicago report says Jim Londo, once billed as world’s top restorer, is without work and will be sent to Rita, Arkansas for two weeks of rest. Manager orders six or seven days off starting immediately with return planned after early April.
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Chicago
Jim Londo
Rita
Ark
Mavolal
Gallant Sir Teases Odds in Agua Caliente Handicap
AGUA CALIENTE Mex March 27 Gallant Sir son of Sir Galahad T saw odds slide from 2 4-2 to 1 for the 2500 Agua Caliente handicap on April 2 Pillow Fight weakened yesterday and Lemón Hills moved to runner status Lovers All showed best effort yet while Phar Lap’s line was cited as a standard. Tevers All odds fell to 20 to 1 and Bowmen’s pair were deemed likely starters alongside Bahamas and Oak Tree stable entries in the mile events.
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Agia Caliente
Mex
Galahad T
Dow
Watt
Cuthbert Morse
New Zealand
Pillow Fight
Lovers All
Ally
Lemon Hills
Lemon Nils
Pillow
Phar Lap
Weresday
Morse Sid
Danny Perret
Do. J Davis
Will Cide Piljow
Blerrey
Tevers All
Vwaylayer
Wirt G. Bowmen
Gallant
A. A. Batons
Oak Tree Stable
Bahamas
Glitances
Oklahoma Aggies Iowa State Win Rasgsling
Oklahoma A and M and Iowa State captured six of eight titles at the 1933 national collegiate wrestling championships in Bethlehem. Indiana and Southwestern State Teachers College shared the remaining two crowns, while host school fared poorly with only two finalists. Rex Perry and Ross Food from Oklahoma A&M claimed 118 and 128 pounds, Merrill Prevert and George Martin of Iowa State won 145 and 165 pounds, Rob Hess of Iowa State took 175 pounds as Ralph Teague from Oklahoma Western State Teachers noted in the report.
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Oklahoma
Ags
Iowa State
Bethlehem
Oklahoms A
Towa State
University of Indiana
Southwestern State Teachers’ College of Oklahoma
Middle West
Rex Perry
Oklahoma A
Ross Food
Doh
Devine
Indiana
Merrill Prevert
George Martin
Robert Hess
Ralph Teague
Boullir
Western State Teachers
London cancels its famous horse show
London announces the famous international horse show will not be held this year for the first time in 26 years. Officials cite lack of funds as the reason as underwriting and sponsorship could not be secured for the upcoming exhibition.
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London
Unclear sports notes from Welmore arena shootout details
Fragmented report describes a shooting event, player actions, and bench remarks at Welmore arena with scattered names including Merriam Wilson and Reedart. It mentions a Pit match score around 48 to 4 and references various players, venues, and dates in a jumbled OCR format.
San Antonians Reach Soccer Finals in State Tourney
The International Soccer Club of San Antonio defeated Galveston Service Grocers 2-1 to advance to the state final against North Texas champions United Fidelity. Galveston led late but could not hold off the visitors as the Internationals seized the wind advantage and controlled play in the first half.
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International Socrer Club
San Antonio
Tmrmey
Galveston Service Grocers
Galveston
United Fidelity
North Texas
Dallas
High League Set to Start With Busy Midweek Slate
The High League opens midweek with three games on Wednesday including Brackenridge at Central Catholic and Jefferson at St Anthony's as Sidney Vanier visits Texas Military Institute. Friday features Tech facing Central at Tech Field while Brackenridge and Jefferson schedule practices and early-season tuneups.
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Central Catholic
Brackeenridge
Sidney Vanier
Texas Military Institute
Jefferson
St. Anthony's
Tech
Central
Tech Field
Achopla
Army Pigeon Flrat in 500 Mile Race
Colonel Smith of the U S Army lifts, took Jesh place in the fifth race of the Lone Star Flying club from Pryor Osis to San Antonio a 300 mile distance. Major Parmec took second place. Next race planned from Frie Kan la fan Antonin with ships to Antil 4.
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Colonel Smith
U. S. Army
Lone Star Flying Club
Pryor
Osis
San Antonio
Parmec
Frie
Kan
Bills
Tintel
Laredo Moreno Title Clash Highlighted by Big Evening Card
Laredo fights Moreno in a hard struggle at Camarot Street arena with Kid Larenio of Nuevo La Todd challenging Moreno’s right to wear the title. The card features Carmona vs Martinez, Audra vs Aron, and Cameron vs Barbie, with Perry Young leading the pro area at 6 30.
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Ceowa
Henry Moreno
Texas
Kid Larenio
Nuevo la
Todd
Moreno
Kinky
Nando Plores
Camarot
Arena
Leredo
Speshuls
Joe Montana
Dallas
Fig Punch
Julingo Dominguez
Tampico
Hid Carmona
Mike Martinez
Audra
Frankie Aron
al Cameron
Barbie
Perry Young
Sap Tops Franklin Square Tigers In A Tight 6 4 Victory
Sap Auto toppers edge out Franklin Square in a light battle by belted hits and strong pitching. Fenn allowed four hits as Beltran and Arriola shone for Sap while the Tigers struggled to mount an offense. Key players included Berna, Garza, and Pena with late scoring noted in the box.
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Sap
Franklin Square
Tigers
Gividey
Fenn
Beltran
Arriola
AEN
Ua Maes
Flore
Elf
Rerkia Square
RUA Berueta
Elteonda
Tuna
Cats My
Metin
Garza
Marois
Kotla
Gongmler
Penka
Apri Mimott Fone
Ott Beltran
Rala Rune
Pend
Baltrate
At- Moin Ajbane
Laila
Py Balirwn
Arriada
Alrude Pena
Ty Mamata Hal
Berma
Mme
Umolrs
J. Gaert Scorekeeger
Puente
Acocks Brothers Win Pitching Bee at Olmos Basin
The Acocks brothers Leonard and Cleveland won the pitching bee held Sunday night at Ralph Hammonds Olmos Basin driving range. Leonard placed three balls on the green for an average of 15 feet 2 inches to win the three ball event. Lanier Lindsay took second with 15 feet 6 inches, Ed Dingel third at 17 feet, and Tommie Lawrence fourth at 17 feet i inches. Cleveland won the one ball contest dropping a shot within 1 foot 4 inches of the cup. Dr T B Dyson was second with 1 foot 10 inches, Halberh Grumbles 4 feet 2 inches from the cup.
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Leonard
Cleveland
Brackenridge Park
Bolt Prians
Ralph Hammonds
Olmos Basin
Lanier Lindsay
Ed Dingel
Tommie Lawrenc
Anchot
Dr.t
Dyson
Halberh
Bowling A B C Tournament Colomals Ohio Maven 2
Fragmented OCR shake of bowling tournament results lists many names and places. Readable items include Madison Wis, Chicago, Denver, Denver, Ohio, and Stated scores. The text mentions several participants and changing leaders with scattered numbers.
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Ohio
Madison
Wis
Haale Malta
Muttain
Anavei
Sewina SN
Ing
Butivky
Intent
Chievaec
Mailiona
Malionyy
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Mario Pirin
Thames
Too Mier
Mulloe
Fenny City
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Wade
Cheam
Te Teel
Chirag
W. L. Mlanmiek
KVM Bata
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Chopra
OST
Het
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