Jark Horse Leads Nelson in San Francisco Open Round
Jark Horse leads after the second round of the San Francisco Open where Darl rse Chandler Harper, 32, from Portsmouth, Va., shot a 71. Byron Nelson trails by two with a 73 as Bud Ward, Herman Barron, and Harold Mee-Spaden fire 72s. Ferrier ace noted, while Wood and Hogan also posted solid scores amid a field of 4,000 spectators.
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Tiger Varsity Bs For Games With Newville Here
Dothan high school hosts Newville in a double header, varsity and B team compete. B squad, fresh from scrimmage, features Charles Gennett Franklin Patterson and others under coach Vaughn. varsity includes James Burkett Robert Lakey Hayford Dennis Press Thornton and Charles Howell. Newville arrives riding a win over Abbeville.
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Foreigner to Eliminate Grant in Dixie Tea Tournament
In Tampa Florida AP report Bitsy Grant of Atlanta meets Argentina’s Alejo Russel in a quarterfinals match. Russel, top seed among foreign players, is favored to eliminate the three time Dime Title winner. Semifinalists include Bill Talbert who beat Morey Lewis and Frank Guernsey who defeated Harris Everett.
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Opp High Tops Hurt Military in Narrow Basketball Win
Opp High School Bobcats built an early lead and held a 16 to 9 edge at halftime, then with two minutes left, the score tied 24 all before G Herring Dorsey and J Herring hit key baskets to lift Opp to a 32 to 26 victory over Hurt Military School Colonels of Montgomery. Opening for Opp were G Herring and Senn, with Hock and Eline and Dorsey in the backcourt and Rushton Pitts Hall Cantersberry Britten in the forward lines. substitutes were Weaver J Herring and Queen.
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McClellan Sends Six To Bout Finals
Eight championship bouts are set for the Fourth Service Command boxing tourney at Lawson General Hospital in Atlanta. Semi finals favored 13th Airborne fighters from Fort Bragg with six decisions and eight men reaching finals. Duane Mill edged Jimmie Cantonese and Toomas Minjares defeated Ottley Sherwood, while Charles Girgliano beat Milo Novak.
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Sinkwich shifts to Yankees after Lions bid
All-America halfback Frankie Sinkwich of Georgia signs a three year contract with Dan Topettin's Yankees, reported at 12000 dollars annually, igniting a court fight with the Detroit Lions over a possibly binding two year deal and option to Aug 1. William Kennedy also signs with Buffalo All-America.
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Local boxing results feature wide-margin wins and knockouts
The report lists multiple bout results including Chet Thornberry defeating Braga and McClellan stopping James Shannin. Notable scores include 181 to Lloyd Niver, 173 for Thornberry, and 169 for Shelby Gerena with several knockouts and close decisions across the card.
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Auburn Cagers Face Army Team In Non Conference Test
Auburn coach Ralph Jordan brings the Tigers to host Maxwell Field quintet for a non conference tilt. Auburn is 2 2 after wins over Mississippi State and losses to Georgia Tech and Georgia. Star guard Paul Walther is out for the moment with an appendicitis operation. Jack Powell and Quentin Burgess lead a lineup with several freshmen in the mix. The Maxwell game precedes visits from Georgia Tech and Georgia in January.
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Lefty’ Walther
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PGA Tournament Opens at Dated Isles Florida
The annual Senior Professional event starts in Isles Florida with two time champion Eddie Williams of Chicago favored in a field of eighteen titles. The event begins today with rounds leading to a final 16 on Saturday.
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INCAA Forecasts Boom in College Sports Nationwide
INCAA delegates at the ST LOlIS convention forecast a postwar surge in intercollegiate athletics and a broader interest in intramural programs. They warn of professionalism risks and urge stronger scholarship controls while awaiting NCAA power on conduct. No final action was taken. control remains with individual colleges and conferences for another year.
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Carle A Gaver The Walacreant
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NC A A omen wil apply toe college events and AA A U rules
The piece reports on college tournament sponsorships and AAU rules guiding events with NOC and AA UL considerations. It mentions televised races at Hialeah Park, a mutuel day figure, and remarks from track president John C Clare about attendance and mutuel records possibly limiting next year. It also notes a Miami meets champs pairing the University of Miami and Wisconsin in Madison for a season bowl and a national tournament in March.
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