Stings Purples Vie In Sugar Game Bi District Showdown
The Texas City Stingarees and Beaumont Beaumonts split a bi district key as both eye a State Class AA berth. Beaumont edged Stings 34 33 in Beauregard Armory. Dupree led the Stings with a late double and free throw to seal a 33 31 win. Texarkana Tigers toppled Lufkin 35 30. Berger and Gr egen sparked Texarkana and Vernon in tight 1 2 playoff rides toward Friday’s action.
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New Texas fishing laws explained in state notice
The State Game Fish and Oyster Commission issues a note clarifying the 1945 act creating a single state fishing license for all sport fishing at 1.65 dollars with exemptions for certain counties and ages. It outlines live versus artificial bait, county limits, salt water rules, park and private-water restrictions, and daily creel limits plus reports on Highlands Lake conditions and local anglers’ catches.
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Sonny Atkins
Highlands Lake
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Class A B Regional Tourneys This Week
Regional basketball tourneys in Class A and B begin this week across Texas. The schedule spans Thursday through Saturday with multiple first round games, byes, and night finals. Regional sites include Canyon Shamrock Dumas Coleman Denton Commerce Athens Lockhart Rosenberg Corpus Christi with matchups like Aberathy versus Canyon and Tomball versus Warren.
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Bob Woodruff Offers Tryouts For Florida Football Squad
Bob Woodruff former Baylor coach now at Florida seeks grid talent at campus. Thirty body hopefuls and twenty line prospects attend a drill as Woodruff and staff evaluate footwork pass catching and sprinting to fill gaps after twenty lettermen left last year.
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LaSalle College Shines Amid Tournament Hopes
LaSalle College of Philadelphia, 17 victories in 20 starts, edged Manhattan 65 60 at Madison Square Garden to bolster a National Invitational Tournament bid bid prospects. St John’s of Brooklyn beat NYU 66 60, Holy Cross defeated Boston College 71 63 in Boston. Crusaders eye NCAA bid with five games left in the season.
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Chambers Signs Pittsburgh Contract For 1950
Pitcher Cliff Chambers, left hander who led the Pirates staff last season, agreed to 1950 salary terms with Pirates manager Roy Hamey. Chambers came from the Chicago Cubs and posted 13 victories against seven losses. He sought $20,000 but received a new offer reportedly double last year’s $7,500 after a telephone talk from Belingham, Washington.
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Bauers Favored In Orlando Tourney
In Orlando on February 23, Golfdom's Bauer sisters from Alidl were favored to advance in the first round of the Orlando Mixed Four-Ball Golf Tournament. Marlene Beaver and Denny Champagne faced Ben McWane and Clay Gaddie, while Alice Bauer and Al Besselink played Katherine Hemphill and Burl Bolesta. Champagne and Marlene qualified yesterday. Alice and Besselink shot 69 in best ball. Louise Suggs and Toney Penne set a six under par 45, a mark equaled by Marilyn Smith and Herb Miller.
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Cincinnati
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Burl Bolesta
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Globetrotters Lose to Mikan Led Lakers in Chicago
The Harlem Globetrotters were defeated 76-60 by the Minneapolis Lakers before 21 666 fans at Chicago Stadium. Lakers star George Mikan scored 36 points as the exhibition drew one of the arena’s largest crowds.
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Banta Leads in Lee Intramurals Scoring Race
Lee intramural season sees Jack Banta atop scoring with 71 points in Robert, followed by Billy Glen Davidson 52, Harris Keller 44, and Leon Sanders 42. Home room leaders: Wedseworth 2350, Buckner 230, Gelber 220, Harras 719, Cates 208. Wrestling results list weight classes with multiple bouts including Loftin, Brierly, Gaylord, Istre, McPherson, and Carter among others. boxing set to begin soon.
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Alton Collins
Kenneth Tyer
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Eugene Coward
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William Jackson
Roy Istre
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Tommy Kimball
Gene Coker
Richard Tyer
Johnny Veselka
Joe Wells
Morris Littlefield
Joe Fells
J. W. Schwartz
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Harold Henry
McPherson
Frank Jordan
Noah
Clyde Poe
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Roy Paul Black
Roach
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Carl Branch
Bruce Coltharp
Darrell Stroud
Mar
Vin Estes
Edward Clark
Ray McCain
Reiland Ingrande
Jimmy Russell
James Carroway
Raleigh Gore
Robert Peel
G. L. Hiland
Thomas Laughlin
Pillow
Curtiss Hopper
Carl Albright
Cecil Dunn
James McCeleb
Ted Smith
Norman Orton
James Cooper
Earl Opryshek
Robert Batterbee
H. W. Felcher
Batterbee
Bill Bryan
Glen Standiford
Edgar Churchill
Donnie Brocks
Red Ruffing To Manage Daytona Beach Club
Charley Red Ruffing, 43, former New York Yankee star, signed to manage the Daytona Beach club, a Cleveland Indians affiliate in the Class D Florida State League. He is the seventh former major leaguer signed by the Indians to manage a farm club, after last season piloting Aikosee Michigan Chicago White Sox farm in the Class A Central League.
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Razorbacks surge to big lead in cage chase
Arkansas roars to a full game lead in the Southwest Conference race as they crush Rise Institute 61 to 28 at Fayetteville before 3000 fans. Amgbler scores 24 for Arkansas while DeWitt seals the late win with a free throw.
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Psychologist For Browns Maps Plans For Spring Training
St Louis Feb 22 Dr David F Tracy a New York psychologist hired to lift the St. Louis Browns from a second division slump outlined his confidence boosting plan before 1400 Browns Booster Club members He proposed using maps to illustrate focus urged players including many young prospects to shed fears and regain confidence ahead of spring training in Burbank California He noted some players may be sent back to the minors and joked about waking up fans during the talk Baylor beat Texas in a late finish with Gerald Cobb scoring final 20 seconds points Tom Hamilton had 46 for Texas and Dan Heathington led Baylor with 12 while standings listed matchups with Arkansas Baylor A and M TCU Texas Rice
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Saigh Fails To Get Pollet on Dotted Line
St Louis February 22 GB Erv Dusak signed his 1950 contract with the Cardinals leaving Howie Pollet and Bill Reeder as the only members not yet under terms. Pollet and Saigh discuss a $25000 figure but differ on payment method with a attendance contingent bonus in Saigh plan. The passage notes the first electric railway system in Montgomery Alabama.
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