Trio of links vets top field in Acount match play
Three veterans from the Jinks campaign in the Professional Golfers Association event lead the field into the third round at Hillcrest. Leo Diegel Walter Hagen and Geno Sarazen survive to contest the later brackets as Mick/Mehlborg and Keppinon are noted contenders. Also mentions new Corpus Christi municipal golf plans by the Corpus Christi Junior Chamber.
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Los Angeles
Hillcrest
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Walter Hagen
Geno Saruccu
New York
T. GA. Friuiopithy
Katier
al Espitosa
Chicago
Pieteika
Élite Proferaionale
Sarazen
Metropolitan Diatrict
Diegel
Atestly Gane
Bia
Hale
Manero
Saturdes
Far West
Bill Mehlborg
Kepinon
Mebhorn
Hagen
Nell Christian
Portland
Ore
Lane Threat
Northwest
Craig Wood
Corpus
Corpla Christi
Texsa
Toenisch
Carpia Christ
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Valley Tennis Final Set for Sunday at San Antonio Club
The women's doubles championship of the Valley will be decided Sunday afternoon on the San Antonio Country Club courts. Finalists are Clara Melle Leisaner with Mina Burnetton and Mary O'Lillen with Pate Hemel. Matches begin at 4 50 o'clock.
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San Antonio
San Antonia Country Club
Clara Melle Leisaner
Mina Burnetton
Mary O'lillen
Pate‘Hemel
Nall
Harlingen
Tratches
Valley Fair Assorlation
San Antonin
Dempsey to Meet Tunney If Boxing Plan Clears
New York December 5 1941 Jack Dempsey may meet Gene Tunney in a mixed plan for a Madison Square Garden event Monday night if promoter and boxing board arrangements go through Dempsey is named referee for the card and New York State Athletic Commission approval is expected The invitation to Tunney to test one of the judges remains under consideration with no definite reply yet
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Madison
Wolf Hunters Open Meet Near Cotulla
More than 100 thoroughbred hounds began the Terran Wolf Hunters association field trials near Cotulla Texas. The meet opened Tuesday and will continue through Saturday with hounds entered from multiple kennels and handlers participating in the annual event.
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Ctrrulla
Texas
Terran Wolf Hunters Association
Fragmentary note on a dramatic tomb and cartoon claims
The text references a buried scrubber and an eos grave in a Montgomery church, with a claim of hanging in Miatalon. It mentions a predicted mix and a campaign of false ads, plus a request for Mr. Hipley to share aspects of his Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Montgomery
Famous Celtics Broken Up After Losing Start
New York on December 3 The original Celtics of New York a top pro club have broken up after a poor start and small attendance. Manager Furey reorganizes the roster selling three high salaried players Nat Tremln and Miretch Merhan to Syracuse and Banks to Park Wayne. Miranda becomes a free agent as the team seeks strength in a weak circuit corner.
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New York
Cellica
Mannger Furey
Aterndy
Gave Banks
Park Wayne
Nat Trelmin
Niretch Merhan
Syracuse
Miranda
Denis Nr
Kibe
Celtics
Paterson Crescents
Bankesill
Fort Wayne
Henry Horgeman
Paterson
Horgenity
Silk City
Marling
Willy Crimmins
McElwain
Jackie Page
Mased
Dohn
Rem Hrve Hisn
Mat Bout Nears As Hammonds Headlines Night
Good weather is forecast for Friday night at Fort Sam Houston auditorium for a wrestling card headlined by Ralph W. Hammonds defending a Dres title. The show features Abe Colernn versus Fyometers, Jack Christio versus Dan Tanpat in the semi, and Create Vadetti facing Frank O'Kelly in a one fall bout. Fans expect Hammonds to shine as the weather bureau predicts mild conditions for the event.
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Ralph W. Hammonds
Fort Sam Houston
Weather Bureau
Pont Building
Abe Colermn
Hammonde
Jack Christio
Dan Tanpat
Vadetti
Frank O'Kelly
Ralph
Bron
Typman
Clarence Fickand
Alvin Gardner Elected Pray for Five Years Slump Worries Minors
Chattanooga Tenn December article reports the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues holding a business session addressing major and minor league issues. Officials discuss attendance declines, minor league player selection debates, and a forthcoming annual banquet with Nathan L. Rachman as toastmaster and K. Landis delivering the main address. The Central and Western leagues outline membership and schedule plans. John Conway Toole’s death prompts initial changes as Gherzles H. Knapp is elected president of the International League for one year after unopposed voting.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
National Association of Professional Baseball
Businres
National Board of Arbitration
Nathan
John Conway Toole
Innebotee
Gberzles H. Knapp
Haltimare Lawser
Knapp
Sceyg
Southern Grid Season Ends With Bang
Atlanta reports the final Southern grid pageant ends with two top tests, one a high stakes intersectional clash and the other a fierce young team duel. Georgia Tech meets Georgia in Athens while Oregon’s bid for the giant wooden bowl looms over the year’s last rivalry. Notables include Chick Merhan, BHF Jones, Bob Zupnke, and Til Roper invited to the Tach-Libhrgia contest, with Southern Conference games nearby featuring South Carolina, North Carolina, Duke, and Mississippi A. and unveils a schedule for the weekend.
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Atlanta
uPi
Vistedo
Oregon
Genegia
Georgia Tech
Athens
Madison Stumure Garden Interests
New York — University S
Jones
The
Anns
Bob Zupnke
Winsiz
Sod Til Roper
Youle
South Carolina
North Carolina
Lange Reco vers After Quail Hunt Injury
William A Lange known as Hilly Lange recovering at his Burlingame home from an accidental gunshot wound suffered during a quail hunt. Doctors report the wounds are not dangerous and indicate more than a hundred quail entered his body as a result of the incident.
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Bill Lange
Burlingame
Calif
Dee
William A. “Lange
la Franisco Insurance San
Hilly Lange
Fier Tor
Chicago White Sox
Quail
Ome Hundrel Quail
Diehl Chosen for All West Team in San Francisco Game
Moscow reports University of Indiana line captain Charles Diehl has accepted an invitation to play for the West in the annual East-West football game at San Francisco on December 24. His older brother, Diecut, also played for the West in 1927 and 1929.
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Moscow
Diell
University of Inte
San Francisco
Charles Diecut
Champion Callahan Knocks Out Gonzales in Fifth Round
Mushy Callahan, raised to 98 junior welterweight, defeated Alfonso Ganzalea of Wilmington last night in a fifth round knockout. The outcome marked Callahan's rapid strike sending Ganzalea to the canvas as the crowd roared.
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Wilmington
Uslif
Dee
Mushy Callahan
Dinmn
Alfonso Ganzalea
Nat
Edna Tigers Fall to Wharton in Bi-District Playoff
Edna high school football saw the Edna Tigers lose to the Wharton Tigers 120 to 0 in a key district bi district matchup. This marks the fourth time in five years Edna reached the bi district playoffs, aiming for a regional title as the Goone Cres Tdberty winner advances.
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Edna
Edna Tigers
Stampers
Wharton, Tigers
Brackenridge to Receive Light Cup Monday Ceremony
Brackenridge high school students gather in the auditorium at 11 10 Monday to formally accept San Antonio Light perpetual city football championship trophy won by the Brackenridge Eagles after they defeated Mata Arego s on Thanksgiving Day Principal Enos Gray will accept the trophy for the team and school The presentation will be made by William M Sleintead publisher of the Light The trophy first offered in 1937 has been won by three different schools in three decades including Alamo Heights Male Averco rank and Thachenridge this year
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Brackenridge High School
Ackhool
San Antonio Light
Btackenridge Eagles
Mata Aregos
Enos Gray
William M. Sleintead
T He Light
Alamo Heights
Wisconsin coach opposes regular team captains
Madison December 5. The coach Glenn Thurlow of the University of Wisconsin favors no regular captains for athletic teams saying the policy may spread to colleges and universities. He chaired an advisory committee which dissolved after his election. The story also notes baseball arbitration awards and suspensions involving figures from Rochester Kansas City and Springfield, with fines and reinstatements affecting managers and players.
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Madison
Wis
Dee
Uulversiela
Glenn Thisuithwaite
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
National
John D. Martin
Southern Association
al Nichalls
At- Tanta Club
Phil Vage
National Association
Billy Southworth
George Toporcer
Tochester
Toporear
IDA
Trocheater
Sexton
Topercer
Much Be
Larry Goetz
American Association
Rochester
Kansas City
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