Texas Longhorns Dominate Southwest Meet
Texas led by Clyde Littlefield swept the Southwestern exhibition meet in Fort Worth with 69 points, winning eight of 14 events. Carlton Terry surged in the 100-yard and 100-meter dashes, Red Barefield set a 48.8 for the quarter, and Jack Hughes starred in the discus as Texas set meet records.
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Clyde Littlefield
Texas Longhorns
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Texas
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Laredo
Fred Ramsdell
Carlton Terry
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Ramesdell
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Max Minor
Tohoka
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Bowling league weekend honors at Louie's Alleys
Jim Fletcher of Builders' Supply led Major League with a 606 series, 184 185 237 games, as Builders' Supply topped Diamond Shop 2898 to 2832. Cy Rieger of John Farrell Lumber Co posted 594 series on 254 174 166. Ray Whitaker of Minneapolis Molines led Industrial League with 586 as Cas Johnson Service Station edged Molines 2360 to 2349. Lott of K-2 topped International League with 456 on 151 138 167, defeating K-6 1877 to 1864. Hall of K-4 led 443 with 128 153 162 as K-1 beat K-4 1909 to 1843. Seventeen per cent of the worlds tin comes from Bolivia.
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Sports Roundup and Notes From Town and Nation
A collage of sports chatter notes from New York about coaching changes and upcoming fights. Ben Hogan joins Hershey Country Club, Lombardi hitting for more hits, and Tony Galento Buddy Baer bout set for April 8 in Washington. Also mentions Beantown trains, Irish and Poles in college football, and SEC tourney profits.
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Don Elser
Set
Benedict's College
Penty
Belloise
Ben Hogan
Hershey (Pa.) Country Club
Massachusett State
Billy Myers
Ernie Lombardi
Yankton
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Tony Galento
Buddy Baer
Washington
Eagles
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Sugar Bowl
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Sullivans
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Kellieys
Kelly
Jones
Smith
Cohen
Elmer Layden
Denver AAU Pairings Reveal Second Round Schedule
Denver March 17 The Nationals AAU basketball tournament lists second round matchups by CST with early morning games pitting Mesa Arizona Chicago Acme Steel against Dallas Wilsons, then Hollywood Twentieth Century versus Phillips University Oklahoma.
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Junior Cages Still in Tie
Texas junior college officials vote against a second playoff to decide the state title. Tyler Junior College defeated John Tarleton 65 to 35, leaving a three way tie with Lee’s College Goose Creek and the Tarleton Plowboys in the conference standings.
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Texas Junior College
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Tarleton
Giants Move Danning to Left Field Stirs Speculation
Henry McLemore reports that the New York Giants shifting Hank Danning from catcher to left field sparks finance and attendance rumors. Critics foresee a crowd draw, baffling technique, and potential price increases for premium seats as Danning prepares to adopt catcher’s crouch in the outfield.
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Simmons Coach Woodson Named Head at Hardin-Simmons
Warren B. Woodson, named to Hardin-Simmons University head coaching post, will report Friday and start spring training next Monday. The 37-year-old former Arkansas State Teachers College coach is a Fort Worth native and Baylor alumnus who began coaching in 1926 and rose from Texarkana Junior College to the head position.
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Warren B. Woodson
Hardin-Simmons University
Arkansas State Teachers College
Frank Kimbrough
Baylor University
Woodson
Fort Worth
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Temple
Watch Our Infield Leads Bees Toward Better Season
Boston Bees manager Casey Stengel touts a strengthened infield and improving outfield as key to climbing from seventh in 1941. Notable players include Babe Dahlgren, Bama Rowell, Eddie Miller, Libby Sisti, and a pitching staff led by Salvo and Errickson with Wes Ferrer making a comeback.
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Bill Posedel
Wesley Ferrell
Earl Averill
Johnny Cooney
Ray Beyres
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Chet Ross
Bama Rowell
Manuel Salvo
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Stengel
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Yanks
Eddie Miller
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Miller
Sisti
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Joe Sullivan
Nick Strincevich
Jim Tobin
Slavo
Errickson
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Arthur Johnson
Hartford
Tom Earley
St. Paul
Frank Lamanna
Alva Javery
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Ed Carnett
Binghamton
Max West
West
Tigers
Gene Moore
Ross
Ray Berres
Phil Mass
Sig Broskie
York
Denver AAU Basket Tourney Opens With Favorites
The national AAU tournament resumes in Denver with former champions and favorites in action. Day one featured nine games, including Colorado Springs Martins trouncing Bird City 70 27 and Hammond Youngstown Sheet and Tube ousting Agate 51 30.
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Arkansas State Coach Leads Teams to Conference Titles
In Conway Arkansas during 1935 a coach led football squads to four of five Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference titles and undefeated seasons in 1936 and 1937. His basketball teams captured five of six conference championships and appeared in several national tournaments.
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Conway, Ark
FASTEETH Promises Secure Denture Comfort
An advertising blurb promotes FASTEETH as a powder that stabilizes denture plates for eating talking laughing and sneezing without slippage. It claims a pleasant taste no nausea alkaline formula and odor control with denture breath. Available at drug stores.
Houston Buffs Rally Intra Squad Victory
In Houston, rookie Jack Angle collected three hits in four at bats as the Buffs defeated the regulars 5 to 3 in an intra squad spring game. Across Texas and Louisiana several clubs opened exhibition play with mixed results including Tulsa and Oklahoma City tying 2 to 2 in Marshall and Shreveport beating Oklahoma City 4 to 2. Dallas Rebels outslugged Yellow Cabs 11 to 1 in front of 3,000 fans, while Beaumont Exporters routed Hinkle's P M's 12 to 11 in a chaotic nine inning camp tilt.
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Marshall
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