Texas League Opens Spring Training Under New Skippers
The 55th Texas League season starts with camps in Corpus Christi and nearby towns. Notable new leaders include Charlie Grimm guiding the Dallas Eagles, Don Heffner at San Antonio, and Joe Vosmik set to lead Oklahoma City. Exhibition games begin soon, season opens April 11.
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Dallas ‘Eagles
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Houston Buffs
St Louis Cardinal
Corpus Christi
Bulls
Shipp Kemp Wick
Fort Worth Cats
Wero Beach
Wigside
Brecklin Dodgers
Ceteher
Rory Bregan
Peathers
Beaumont Houghnecks
Rogers Helmsbey
Cuers
Tulsa
Shreveport Onen Grills
Alexandria
Louisiana
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al Vincent
Tulwe
Salty Parker
San Antonio
Menezerent
Don Heffner
Alamo City
Tero
Joe Vosmik
Oklahoma City
Daytore
Only Three Texans Remain In Gloves Tournament
CHICAGO Only three Texans remained in competition for tonights quarter final round of the Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions. Lightweight Johnny O Gree of Dallas and North Texas State won two bouts Monday night Pat McCantbr welterweight who scored his third victory of the tournament last night and Welter Adelia Martinez of El Peso who had two wins last night. Three other entrants lost. Heavyweight Tom Ademe of Abilene was outpointed by a margin by Kirby Seals of Los Angeles Wallace Willard of Houston fell to middleweight Ted Deniels of California Campbell Woodman of Navarro Junior College was defeated by National Champion Wesbury Bascom of St Louis in the light heavyweight division. McCarthy last night had a first round knockout over Jack Gillespie of Springfield. Hiincts Mertines scored two more over Henry Webb of Cincinnati and then out-pointed Fell Franklin of Los Angeles. West Palm Beach Florida March 1 Third Baseman Bob Dillinger, Philadelphia Athletics highest salaried player today, less than three months after joining the club, Dillinger obtained in a 3100 000 deal from the St Louis Browns in mid December, left his contract for about 23000. Last year he batted .322 for St Louis and received $17,500.
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Dellas
North Texas State
Pat McCantbr
Ameriko Dyweight
Welter
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el Peso
Tom Ademe
Abilene
Merrow
Kirby Seals
Los Angeles
Wallace Willard
Houston
Ted Deniels
Califorsia
Campbell Woodman
Naverro Junior College
Henry Webb
Cincinnati
Franklin
Angeles
West Palm Beach
Florida
Marth i
Minnow Ranch Gannon brothers lead Texas bait venture
In Gilberts Corners on Decker Drive the Gannon family Rod and Gun S and LL Fregia expand a minnows business. They built a propagation pond with state guidance to supply bait locally, aiming to spare streams while offering two minnow sizes and worm supply. The piece also covers Highlands Reservoir fishing, notable catches, and local angling news.
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Ned
Texas
Gilberts Corners
Decker Drive
State Game Department
Ganmon
Highlands
Helen
G O. Gray
Baytown
Gray
Channelview
Houston
C. A. Babboy
W. 4
Robison
Highlands Lake
John Hawkins
O. Bittman
LBR
Mackey Williams
Cotton Lake
Duckey
Trinity
Horace Lowe
Lawe
Offats Bayou
Galveston
Bayou
Lowe
Severe Cold Keeps Dyer From Joining Cards In Florida
Houston March 2 Sddie Dyer nurses a severe cold that will prevent him from opening spring training with the St Louis Cardinals in St. Petersburg, Florida. The manager delayed departure and he is bed ridden under doctors orders. The illness borders on influenza but he aims to reach Florida by Saturday for sun with his son. The note on a different item states that the world’s largest ocean terminal at Southampton is 12,200 feet long, triple decked and cost 3,000,000, built by British Railways for passenger connections.
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Houston
Sddie Dyer
St. Petersburg
Florida
St Louis Cardinals
Southampton
England
British Railways
Lone Star Cage Chase Ends in Two Way Tie
East Texas State and Southwest Texas State finish level for the Lone Star Conference basketball title after ETSC beats SFL Austin 57 53 at Nacogdoches to erase a prior loss, while Southwest Texas falls 67 63 to Sam Houston State at Huntsville.
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East Texas State
Southwest Texas State
East Texas Quint
SFL
Austin State
Nacogdoches
Lions
Southwest Texas Bobcats
Sam Houston State
Huntsville
Penalty Box Trial Highlights College Basketball Invita
In College Station on March 1 the invitational tourney opens with Wheaton Junior College leading the field and Lon Morris facing Texas and Southwestern Conference rivals. The event introduces a novel penalty box rule where players with fifth or more fouls are benched for set times instead of being fouled out, with penalties varying by period. Tournament director Merty Ka will report findings to national rules makers.
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Wheaton Junior College
South Texas
Lesinst Ranger Junior College
X Junior College
Jon
Southwestern JC
Lon Morris
Texas JC
Merty Kaexas
A&m College
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