Nine Lee Tracksters Compete Tomorrow
At Austin March 31 a Texas Relays kickoff draws 1200 athletes from nine states for a two day track and field carnival. Events include broad jump javelin 3000 meter run and medley relays with high school and junior college classes. Attendance records surged with 1251 thinclads from 126 institutions. The shuttle hurdle relay world record holders will be honored.
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Lee St Thomas Nines Tangle At Park Here Tonight
Lee and St Thomas of Houston square off at 3 pm at the Oiler park as the Ganders seek revenge against a recent loss to Houston Lamar. Expect a lively prep matchup with strong high school contenders and relays upcoming at the Texas Relays.
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Bowling Tourney Begins Tomorrow at Larswoody Box
Gipson Furniture Company sponsors the Fourth Annieap Singles Classic opening tomorrow night at Larswoody Box. The open-to-all tournament uses eight lanes, four games, a 70 pin per game handicap and 200 scratch, with fifty pins maximum per bowler. Rules follow the American Bowling Congress standards. The deadline for entries has closed.
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Training Camp Briefs From Spring Games Across Leagues
Multiple spring training items describe X rays for Aaron Biner on a wrist injury, Eddie Miller receiving offers from Cardinals and Cubs, Cubs and Giants planning trades, Boston Braves and Johnny Seain in exhibitions, Jesse Flores for Cleveland against Pittsburgh, George Kell leading hitting, Luke Appling debuting as a baseman, Phillies routing Senators, Kellner dominant for Maple Leafs over Athletics, and other notes from Florida training sites.
Dallas Eagles Lose Fifth Straight Showdown
In Wichita Falls on March 21 the Dallas Eagles fell 7 to 2 to the Wichita Falls Spudders in an exhibition game, their fifth consecutive defeat. Pete Koegar homered for the Spudders in the fourth inning, while Dallas managed only four hits. The note about Civil War engagements appears garbled and not part of the baseball report.
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Darkhorse Takes Lead In Azalea Open Tourney
In Wilmington South Carolina on March 31 the Azalea Open entered its second round at Cape Fear Country Club. George Fezio of Washington DC shot five under par 67 in the first round and held a one stroke lead over rivals as darkness loomed.
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Psychologist Of Browns Makes Radio Man Drowsy
In San Antonio on March 31 CE a radio news editor suffered drowsiness as a psychologist from Browns attempted to influence listeners. The report notes several listeners Crueger were affected and discusses recorded material.
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Gordon and Marshall Brace Braves for Strong Outfield and Pitching
Boston Braves manager Billy Southworth reshapes the club by adding Sid Gordon and Willard Marshall from the Giants and Sam Jethroe from the Dodgers to bolster the outfield. He aims for stronger pitching, eyeing a dependable starter, with Sam Jethroe showcasing form this spring and Lefty Warren Spahn pairing with Sain as a top two.
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Jack Mosher To Play For South Cagers
A 12 member South all star basketball squad was announced for the Texas schoolboy game to be held August 2 in Austin. Coaches Jewel Wallace and Carlisle selected players including Jack Mosher of Texas City and Homer Bond of Texarkana with others across Corpus Christi San Antonio Houston and Waco to compete under coach Adolph Ruff of the University of Kentucky.
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San Antonio Missions Shut Out by Milwaukee Nine
The San Antonio Missions were blanked 9 to 6 by Milwaukee in an American Association game. Pitching by Chet Nick, Virgil Jester, and another hurler combined to limit the Missions to six runs. Some historical references mention biblical flood timelines.
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