Major league ownership fights over minor league status
The report from Dallas Dec 5 outlines a tense session on minor league ownership at the national meeting. Club owners debated eliminating minor ownership in the Class AA leagues while Oklahoma City and Tulsa push secession from the Western League. Judge Landis golf outing noted en route to the convention with little progress on key issues.
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University athletics under Carnegie probe sparks reform talk
In Chicago on December 5, University of Illinois President Kinley and athletic director Huff urged reforms as the Carnegie Foundation investigates college athletics. They cited evils like high salaries and commercialism, supporting transparency and elimination of improper practices. Coaches and directors discussed sharing information to determine facts on pay minors.
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Darkness Halts San Antonio Tennis Doubles Final
Darkened skies stopped the San Antonio Country Club doubles final Sunday as Wilmer Alan and Fitch led 6 4 in the first set and Bell and Quick rallied to win 6 2 6 4 The match will be resumed next Sunday at Texas Memories courts in Austin withAlan and Fitch starting anew only Fitch among the players is noted as a Texas University student The semifinals had Allan and Fitch defeating Walthall and Themy McCrosber 6 4 to reach the final and Bell and Quick advancing over Claude Fuquay and Tunicen TaCoste Local organizers expected strong turnout for the spring event
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Bowling week yields mixed results and standings
Local bowling figures show the Frese Brothers and Osborn teams contending for third as Mueller line edges closer to first with a two-game gain. High scorers include Closman Osnarn 47% and multiple bowlers posting strong counts. New Braunfels boosters struggle, while clubs like Bergmann and Werneke post solid showings amid a busy week schedule.
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Amateurs Edge Pros In Thrilling Golf Match
In Brackenridge Park a crowd of 200 watched two amateur players Lewis Levinson and Reuben Albaugh edge Tom Lally of the San Antonio Country Club and Archie Loeffler of Willow Springs by one hole after a dramatic 18 holes. Levinson clinched victory with a 10 foot birdie on the extra hole. Lally’s long birdie attempt fell short. The match featured several lead changes and a tense finish as both sides battled to a dramatic halt with a curtain-raising rematch planned two Sundays later.
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Reuben Albanga
Tom Lally
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Hgksmen
Bass Boxers Move Indoors At Lions Field
Bab Jines, assistant recreation director, moves weekly amateur boxing show from Tiles Field to the old Scottish Rural on St Mars Street due to warmer quarters. Eight bouts on the card include main event Paul Watkins versus Mike Clements at 135 pounds and Arch Watson versus Teo Wildmen at 82 pounds, with several other matchups listed across light to heavyweight divisions.
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Etoge
St. Mars's Street
Sir Ncene
Tiles Field
Paul Watkins
Mike Clements
Teo Wildmen
E’ Watson
Onry Walla
Yoakum Wins From L A Cubs in Senior City Match
Yoakum defeated the L A Cubs in a Senior City Amateur Football League game. Officials and players Pat Smith and Merej Ventrosti stood out in Cribs play, while Yoakum's team was praised for strong scoring despite a controversial referee.
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Football squabble sets Deran conference title fate
Dec 5 Wahachie TX reports a dispute between Ansti College and Monthlyextern University over fin dit warcoment, with the conference president C. Ik vyb stating a meeting in Dallas is three days away. Austin College and Southern were to play Thanksgiving. the game was called after an attempt to reach a location failed.
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Good Kickers Can't Be Bothered
CHICAGO December 5. The location of the goalposts and the tee was debated as Pa Driscoll of the Chicago Bears proved his skill. He kicked a 48 yard field goal for Northwestern seven years earlier and helped defeat Frankford. Only a few Western Conference field goals were made all year, with Reinhart’s 24 yard kick against Kentucky the lone success.
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Kelly Field Four Clever Asin Kelly Fields Four Clever Asin
The Kelly Field Air Corps Training Center team defeated Headquarters 14 to 6 in a league match to advance to the Light Cup final. Superior teamwork and early lead sealed the win as Headquarters rallied late but could not overtake the flying Flyers.
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Gregory Made Pilot For Oklahoma City Western League
Gregory announced as pilot for Oklahoma City and the Western League plan for the 1988 season with Howard Gregory forming a team alongside the Western League, aiming to lead Oklahoma City to prominence in the league. In California, December 6, the San Tiago Naval Training Station defeated the Great Tanker Naval Station in an interservice game for the national counter service championship with a 26-0 score.
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School Hockey League Opens Season With Early Contests
The Academic ice league starts Monday with independents taking on Lexan Military Institute sextet and San Pedro Pak Tesland Pink in a feature bout. San Pedro Jeclondeth meets Brooks Field in a 20lt Senior League clash at 7:30 PM Wednesday, per Ben Gerdarff, reader.
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Lexan Military Institute
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All-America Debate Deepens Over Sprague and Nash
National chatter grows on Shiver Nash and Sprague as All-America contenders. Georgia and Georgia Tech clash reshapes evaluation while Army’s Sprague battles injuries and Jones weighs between steady Peery and dazzling Sprague in a season-defining end.
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