Even Birdies Don't Mean Much in Miami Four Ball
Miami April 9 report on the Miami Biltmore international four ball tournament where 16 teams play 36 holes. 134 birdies, 69 holes won, 56 halves, nine wasteds. notable routs include Revolta and Laffoon beating Snead and Guldahl 1 up and Hines Goggin eagle triumphs.
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John Wilds
Miami
Fla
Biltmore
Eagles
Johnny Revolta
Sam Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Ky Laffoon
Johnny Farrell
Henry Ransom
Herman Barron
Tony Penna
Jimmy Thomson
Harry Cooper
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Sammy Byrd
Chick Harbert
Chandler Harper
Herman Keiser
Craig Wood
Billy Burke
Hines
Goggin
Dutch Harrison
Denny Shute
Clayton Heafner
Lloyd Mangrum
Nelson
Picard
The Rhymer Triumphs in Widener Cup Drama
At Tropical Park Florida March 9 The Rhymer bred by Mrs Payne Whitney stunned a 17 horse Widener Cup field to win 50 000 added stakes returning 53 950 for Greentree Stables. The colt earlier near death at Belmont Park two years ago survived pneumonia after a blood transfusion and began a remarkable comeback.
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Tropical Park
Fla
Hall of Fame
Rhythmic
Charlie Lyles Leads All Event at Wichita
In the Southwest Bowling Association tournament the 18th annual event saw leaders shift during the third weekend. Sunray Oilers Tulsa moved to the Class A five-man lead with 2 855 while J Sureck Oklahoma City topped Class A singles with 691 and Charles Lyles Amarillo led Class A all events with 1 894. In Class B Service Independence Kas bowled 2 712 to lead five man events and Ralph Jones rose to singles and all events leadership with 1 778.
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Wichita
Southwest Bowling Association
Sunray Oilers
Tulsa
Texas Theater of Dallas
J. Sureck
Oklahoma City
J. Ramsey
Charles Lyles
Amarillo
Service of Independence
Kas
Ralph Jones
OSC Faces Stanford For Pacific Coast Basketball Title
Corvallis reports Oregon State College aims for its second major title this year after securing the Coast Conference football championship and Rose Bowl. The Beavers meet Stanford in Palo Alto with Friday and Saturday games and possibly Monday, amid notes on past Stanford losses and upcoming events.
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Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State College
OSC
Duke
Stanford
Palo Alto
Calif
Freshmen on varsity football debated by coaches and players
Hottest sports topic in Charlottesville and beyond is whether freshmen should be allowed to play varsity football. Coaches, except at military schools, favor the idea while awaiting a first move and weighing the impact on programs at Virginia and Fordham amid Navy service plans and upcoming exams.
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Hugh Fullerton
Charlottesville
Army
Virginia
Sweetbriar
Frank Murray
Cavalier
Yale
Jimmy Phelan
Washington
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham
Jimmy
Navy
Fred Apostoli
Augie Arellano
New York
Ridgewood Grove
Billy Dudley
Paul Moss
Billy Loose
Billy
Harry Howren
Norfolk
George Stirnweiss
El Paso Cathedral Wins Texas Catholic Title
Cathedral High School of El Paso defeated Central Catholic of San Antonio 32 to 25 to claim the eighth annual Texas Catholic tournament title. St Mary's High of Port Arthur took third place by beating St. Joseph's of Victoria 24 to 21. St. Joseph's Dallas beat Kirwin Galveston 20 to 15 for the consolation championship.
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San Antonio
Basketeers
Cathedral High School of
el Paso
Central Catholic of
Cathedral
St Mary's High School of
Port Arthur
St. Joseph's of
Victoria
Dallas
Kirwin
Galveston
From Sin to Salary in Baseball's Early Days
A historical look at changing attitudes toward paying players. It notes Civil War era prejudice against compensation, cites 1865 Forest City Club pays salaries, 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings as first fully professional team with an $9,300 season payroll, and compares past and present player pay amid 1940s World War II pressures. Joe DiMaggio is mentioned regarding contract talks with the Yankees.
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Alfred H Spink
St. Louis Sporting News
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Forest City Club
Rockford, Il
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Cincinnati
Standings and upcoming matches at Amarillo bowling lanes
Standings for the Merchants and Women’s Classic leagues list Caterpillar Tractors leading with 42 wins and 24 losses and multiple teams like Shaw-Graves Cleaners Plains Creamery and Levine’s Dept Store. This Week’s Schedule features Davis Bumper to Bumper vs Levine’s and Caterpillar Tractors vs Royal Crown Bottling. In Fort Dix New Jersey, Joe Louis trains for his March 27 title defense against Abe Simon, drawing a crowd of 1900 soldiers for four rounds in Madison Square Garden fundraiser duties.
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Merchants’ League
Shaw-Graves Cleaners
Plains Creamery
Davis
Royal Crown Bottling
Levine's Dept. Store
Green
Malone
Royal Crown
G. B. Smith
Caterpillars
Levine's Dept
Royal Crown Bottling Co Ptains Creamery
Fort DIX
N. J
U.R
Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Madison Square Garden
Dee Amos
George Nicholson
Simon
Army Emergency Relief Fund
Jeff Davis Is Cage Champion at Texas State Tournament
At the 22nd annual Texas state high school tournament in Austin on March 9 three class champions were crowned. Jeff Davis of Houston won Class AA with a 55 to 35 rout of Lufkin, while Van captured Class A and Slidell School of Wise County won Class B as Nederland challenged Van.
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al Roth
Bronx
Fort Randolph
Panama Canal Zone
Fort Shelby
Miss
Henry Garbecki
Providence
R. I
Engineers
Hank
Jack Holzer
Buffalo
Lafayette High School
Niagara Frontier Council
Eddie Arcaro riding high in sport roundups this week
In New York sports notes Eddie Arcaro dominates the scene with a sensational win in the $25,000 Flamingo and a feature in The Widener with The Rhymer. West Coast scouts note 10 pitchers on Jimmy Dykes White Sox roster while New Orleans bids for the 1942 PGA event. Also: Latin stars, college figures, and boxing chatter fill a busy page.
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Eddie Arcaro
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arcaro
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
New Orleans
PGA
Kiwanis Club Sponsors Cage Contest Here
Stinnett Kiwanis Club sponsored basketball team meets Amarillo College tonight at 8:30 in the college gym under Kiwanis sponsorship. The lineup features ex college and high school stars including Joe Haynes George Washington and Archy Stevens with coach Griffin Guinn guiding the squad. The public is invited and Kiwanis members are urged to attend.
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Stinnett’s Kiwanis
Amarillo College
College Gymnasium
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Stinnett Kiwanis
Stinnett
Joe Haynes
George Washington
West Texas
Dub Jones
Cory Palmer
Joe King
Bill Robinson
Archy Stevens
Weatherford College
Doug Vinson
Denton
Griffin Guinn
Basketball's Final Picture
National college basketball standings show Illinois as Big Ten champion heading to the nationals. Kansas and Oklahoma share the Big Six title while Kentucky claims the Southeast crown. Creighton and Oklahoma A M split the Missouri Valley banner. Stanford wins the Pacific Coast southern half with Oregon State top in the north.
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New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Badgers
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kentucky
Tennessee
Vols
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Wyoming
Southwest
Arkansas
Rice
Dartmouth
Princeton
Columbia
Penn
Duke
Creighton
Oklahoma A & M
Nebraska Blue Jays
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Oregon State
Washington State
Palo Alton
Alsab Narrowly Fades in Widener Handicap Derby Hopes
In Miami at Hialeah Park the Widener handicap saw The Rhymer win at 32.50 with Eddie Arcaro riding. Alsab finished fifth as Our Boots was fourth. Challedon and Mioland also fell back. The card moved to Tropical Park for a 29 day meet opening April 10 amid lower attendance and betting than last season.
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Miami
Fla
Alsab
Woodvale Farm
Our Boots
Hialeah Park
Harry Payne Whitney
the Rhymer
E. R. Bradley
Thomas Howell
Olympus
Florida
Tropical Park
Rhymer
Eddie Arcaro
Benif Whitaker
America
Brann
Parker Corning
Howard
Porter
Arnold Hanger
Arcaro
John Goer
Widener
California
Challedon
Mioland
Drr. Porter
Cap
Penn State indoor crown in doubt over five-year rule
About 10 000 spectators believed Penn State won the indoor ICA4 track title in Madison Square Garden but officials will decide after verifying if Norwood Gordon who enrolled in 1936 is the same athlete who ran in 1942 and met the league five year rule. Asa Bushnell, ICA4 secretary treasurer, says the committee will review the case.
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New York
Penn State
Madison Square Garden
Norwood Gordon
Nittany Lion
Gordon
Asa Bushnell
ICA4
Executive Committee For Action
Former Longhorn builds ships at Consolidated Steel
Harold Jungmichel, former Texas guard, serves as an apprentice at Consolidated Steel Corporation in Orange. He contributed to the construction of the destroyer Aulick, which was launched recently.
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Austin
Tex
Harold Jungmichel
University of Texas
Jungmichel
Sam
Consolidated Steel Corporation
Orange
Aulick
Winegarner to Lead San Antonio Mission Nine
Ralph Winegarner, 32, ex-Toledo player from last season, will manage the San Antonio Mission baseball team in the Texas League. Vice president Guy Airey announced the appointment yesterday. Winegarner can play infield or outfield and pitch, replacing Marty McManus. The new skipper, who pitched in the American League for years, will be on the active list and available for regular duty as needed.
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San Antonio
Ralph Winegarner
Toledo
Will Maneage
San Antonio Mission
Guy Airey
Missions
Winegarner
Marty McManus
England
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Firestone Home and Office Supply Store
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H. A. Sullivan
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Bruce Autry Printing
Amarillo Hotel
Borden's
Lady Faire Beauty Sin
Builders’ Supply
Jones Bros
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Cage
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Chicago Cubs
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Reno
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Charless. Howard
Midand
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Longhorn Builds
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Blackburn Bros
Howell & Son
Hickok
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