Lee Seeks Second Win In Row On Isle Tonight
Lee Galveston Island game contrasts with Texas City Freeport clash as Texas City leads the race with six straight triat wins and can clinch a tie tonight. Ball High and Ganders both strong on the road, Ga Lena Park and Pasadena vie for position. radio broadcast of Teb Ball game on KREL with Beyshore Motors sponsoring all Gander games. Edmondson rites in Houston. funeral for Southwestern Bell employee Andrew L. Edmondson set in Valley Mills after sudden heart attack at Lake Buchanan home.
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Robert E. Lee Gander
Freeport
Texas Cittans
Ball
Lee
Pasadena
Tors
Ganders
Galena Park
Texas City
Gatens Park
KREL
Bravé Lee
Beyshore Motors, Incorporated
Edsigndson
Houston
Valley Mills
Andrew L. Edmondson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Edmondson
Lake Buchanan
Barometer Guides Wise Fishermen On Predicted Fishing
United Press Outdoors consultant J. Fedeger explains how atmospheric conditions, especially rising or falling barometers driven by wind rain tides and electricity, influence bass activity. He notes fish instincts respond to natural forces, making barometer readings a practical predictor of good or poor fishing.
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J. Fredeger
United Press Outdoors
Mest
Arson Crimes Rise Tied to Economic Conditions
MEMPHIS Feb The director of the Public Safety Institute at Purdue University warns arson is increasing in the United States and may continue upward. Prof Joseph L Lingo told the 22nd annual fire department instructors conference that as business conditions slacken fires for profit will rise. His school is the only in the country teaching arson detection.
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Memphis
Public Safety Institute of
Purdue University
United States
Joseph L. Lingo
Fire Department
Lingo
Seid
Baseball Men Clash Over Rules Violations In Spring Plans
New York and San Francisco reports allege major league clubs broke spring training rules. Branch Rickey and Commissioner Chandler accuse the Yankees and Giants of bending the ban on early training and on signing players before high school graduation. Protests from Fred Saigh and others follow, with clubs denying misconduct as investigations occur.
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New York
York Yankees
New York Giants
Branch Rickey
New York Yankees
Yanks
Phoenix
Chandler
Duane Pillette
Don Johnson
Dick Carr
Fenton Mole
Billy Mactin
Chiff Mapes
Hank Bauer
Jackie Jensen
Giants
Whitey Lockeman
Bobby Thomson
Sanford
Florida
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodger
Pirates
Los Angeles
Paul Pettit
Pettit
Frederick Stephani
Stephani
Cardinal
Saigh
New York Yankee
George Weiss
Riley and McWane Advance in Women’s Four-Ball
Hollywood Fla Feb 3 Defending champions Polly Riley of Fort Worth and Bee McWane of Birmingham moved into the second round of the Fifth Annual Women’s International Four-Ball Tournament. They defeated Carole Diringer of Tiffin Ohio and Mary Agnes Wail of Michigan 2 and 1 while Claire Deran of Cleveland and Margaret Gunther of Memphis won 2 up on the 20th hole against Isk and Stulb.
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Hollywood
Fla
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Bee McWane
Birmingham
Alabama
Maurice Glick
iGmore
Eileen Stulb
Kramer and Gonzales to clash in Houston duel
Houston fans await a pro tennis showdown as Jack Kramer worlds champion meets Pancho Gonzales amateur in a February 24 bout at the Coliseum. The match caps a lucrative era with guaranteed sums and gross-sharing plans, plus mail-order ticketing.
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Houston
Coliseum
Jack Kramer
Pancho Gonzales
U.S
Riggs
U. S
Gonzales
Forest Hills
New York
Ted Schroeder
Kramer
Ted Hoggen
P.O
Texas
Baytown’s Crocker Falls Short in Gloves Title Bout
Baytown boxer Herbert Groetzer nicknamed the Fighting Milkman lost by a split decision to John Tineragga of Bellaire in the Houston City Auditorium semifinals, narrowly missing the regional Golden Gloves welterweight title. Tineragga then defeated Donald Fry in the finals to claim the title while Ed Surrey defaulted to Wallace Willard in the other semifinal.
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Clieford
Bond
Baytown
Herbert Groetzer
Houston City Auditorium
Robert E. Lee Gander
John Tineragga
Bellaire
Mergins
Tineragga
Donald Fry
Crocker
Harris County
Ed Surrey
Crosby
Wallace Willard
Kiwanis Dime Drive Boosts Coffers by $8.46
Kiwanis members counted a small but notable gain as the Dime drive added eight dollars and forty six cents to the fund. President James Sherwood led the operation with Sergeant at Arms Roates Honeycurt guiding volunteers from table to table collecting coins. Wilton Roper chairs the local campaign, while Kurth Houston headlines a Southwestern alumni reunion with Ernest Le Kuarth as guest speaker on Monday.
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Guard of Dimes
Kiwanis
James Sherwood
Honeycurt
March of Dimes
Wilton Roper
Harris County
Kurth Houston
Ernest le Kuarth
Lufkin
Southwestern University
Kurth
Georgetown
Texas
Page Enrolls at Texas After Houston Mixup
The University of Houston failed to keep junior college quarterback Dan Page on campus as planned. He enrolled at Texas and is set to join spring training, leaving Houston to lament a costly misstep. Meanwhile Dick Burnett plans a bold push with Dallas Eagles, funding a big payroll and two-year player development strategy to lift Texas League clubs.
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University OF Houston
Cougars
University of Texas Longhorns
I” Bor
Dan Page
Steerland
Houston
Page
Tyler
Aluroni
University of Texas
Tyler Junior College
Adrian Burk
Cougar
Burnett
Dallas Eagles
Charlie Grimm
Dallas
Eagles
Grimm
Texas
OU Texas SMU Oklahoma A&M Twin Bill May Upset Fans
SMU plans a October 14 Cotton Bowl double header with OU Texas and Oklahoma A&M. critics say the order hurts gate receipts with the Texas OU clash selling out. The clash is a longtime regional favorite, and many fans cannot attend both games. A Texas-Oklahoma contract clause blocks Friday night play before the classic. DA RESIGNS Esco Walter resigns as district attorney of the 105th judicial district in Texas.
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Texas
SMU
Oklahoma
A&m
Southwest
Oklahoma Aggies
University of Texas
Mustangs
Austin
Esco Walter
Abilene
105Th Judicial District
Ailan Shivers
Lambeau Leaves Green Bay to Coach Cardinals After 31 Years
NEW YORK Feb 3 The hometown legend Curly Lambeau departs Green Bay to coach the Chicago Cardinals ending a 31 year era with the Packers he founded. Lambeau built Green Bay into a football oasis from Notre Dame days to NFL founder, aided by Kiwi-like persistence and civic support.
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New York
Earl L
Curly) Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Curly
Green Bay
Lambeau
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Packers
National Football League
Akron
Ohio
Don Murphy
Young Murphy
Curlys
Curly Lambeau's Prime Packers Tale
Oscar Freley notes recall Arnie Herber and Cecil Isbell connecting with Don Hutson as the era’s record setters. Curly Lambeau played through 1928 and once rallied the Packers by daring the line to “open the gates” against the Chicago Bears, triggering a dramatic moment as seven Bear linemen swarmed Curly and were rebuked by Lambeau.
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Arnie Herber
Don Hutson
Cecil Isbell
Hutson
Curly
Chicago Bears
Cal Hubbard
Lembeau
Two Unknown Lead Tecs on the Two Unknown Lead Tecs on the TUCSON
The report details a golf round in Tucson Arizona where players led by Walls and De La Torre posted six under par rounds. De La Torre and Alrien shot six under. Other strong scores included 66s 67s and 69s. Amateur Frank Strahan from Toledo also posted even par.
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Ariz
Fen
Walls Rich
Minneapolis
Minngerd
Manuel de la Torre
Cage
Alrien
Ded Torre
Toney Pum
Cincinnati
George Buck
Westport
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