Sailor Shot by Military Guard At Chicago Union Station
A military guard was held today after wounding Seaman Charles W. Gustafson during a melee at a Chicago Union Station restaurant. Master at arms George F. Yates, 26, of Birmingham, admitted shooting Gustafson when he tried to intercede in a fight involving Pvt. Dillon Sfedge Jaste niger. patrons panicked.
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Chicago Union Station
George F. Yates
Birmingham
Charles W. Gustafson
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Dillon
Sfedge Jaste Niger
Sady Mack Fight Results in Dallas and Across Cities
Report of Sady Mack fight results and multiple boxers across the United States. Includes New York and Chicago bouts with various decisions and knockouts, noting weights and outcomes. Also mentions Lew Jenkins from Sweetwater and Camp Hood in context of the event timeline.
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Dallas
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Camp Hood
Convineins
Ie Tangy
Almoal
Deakins
Gray
New York
Charley Pusari
Fevington
Buck Taylor
Coulport
Pay
West Palsuhach
Lee Bale
Vonorati
Steve Babatino
Brooklyn
N.Y
Milwaukee
Stuuy “Sherrer
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Milwaaukee
Bamrmy Bedvel
Detroit
Ashury Paric
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Philadelphia
Che Turner
Princeton
Waterlusy
Franklen Boal
Thoradton
Comn
Ovtpolariau
Tony Walco
Middletown
Conn
Chicago
Wardington
Del
Willie Siexander
Chester
Rattlers Bow To Bobcats In Road Return Test
The St Marys Rat Neys travel to San Mateos to face Southwest Texas State Teachers College Bobcats in a return basketball game. Southwestern University fell Friday night 42 to 13 at San Antonio Live. The Rattlers, who beat Daniel Baker and Southwest Texas, seek an upset on the road.
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St. Mary's University
Ulrey
House
Betts
Hamile
Brattoi
Davenport
Destawas
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Bircknett
Lone Star Loop Plans Baseball Return to Schedule
Lone Star conference signals baseball could rejoin majors as an issue at the winter meeting. A resolution seeks opinions from member athletic committees. Track meet set for May 9-10 at the University of Houston, tennis May 2-4 in Nacogdoches, golf May 7-? in Denton, spring meeting May 6 in Denton. L. I. Smith reelected president. W. W. Dossey vice president. J. Roy Wells secretary treasurer. Oscar W. Strata re-elected chairman of the athletic directors and coaches association. Robert Berry named secretary.
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Tex
Dex
Lone Star
Dra J
Universty of Houston
Nacogdoches
Denton
L. I. Smith
Fast Texas
W. W. Dossey
Stephen F. Austin
J. Roy Wells
Sam fTouston
Treas Auper
Oscar W. Strata
Sthletics
Southwest Texas State
Athletic Directors and Coaches Association
Robert Berry
East Texas State
Jefferson Lamar Playoff Clash Sets Sights on State Crown
In a hard fought 15-AA semifinal preview, Jefferson and Lamar meet at Alamo Stadium with both teams at ten wins and one loss. Key players include Tassos and Repass for Jefferson, Champion for Lamar, and a capacity crowd near 28,000 expected to witness a potential state title bid.
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Jonsi
Slamo Stadium
San Antonio Master of Fundamentals
Goose Creek
San Antonio
Trvin
Mustangs
Jefferson
Kevin
Houston
Jefferson Express
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Dallas
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Laredo
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Cor
Football Today Alamo St Admits Lamar Redskins Jefferson Mustangs
Rosters list players and numbers for ALAMO STAD LAMAR REDSKINS and JEFFERSON MUSTANGS with starters and reserves by position. Highlights include key backs ends guards centers and noted player numbers for both teams from the matchup.
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Poo
Lamar Redskins
Jefferson Mustangs
Wi Pos
Dha Bolton i
Sonny Payne
Gordon Whit
Dot Graham
Marvin Burenberger
Perryman Collins
Grayson Anderson
Lackles
Frank Gaskey
Walter Kiel
Tony Cartman
Bob Durkee
Guatix
Jack Holm
Sam Andrew's
Wayne Scherwhtz
Bully Merritt
Dayl: Callaway
Karl Piepers
Francis Myers
Bobby Tankerstey
Bd Simmang
Howard Jobson
Albert Byrnes
Stewart Buke
Ben While
Lufkin Crushes Waco to Reach Semi Finals in Texas Playoffs
Lufkin overwhelmed Waco 35 6 to advance to the penultimate round as two Panther fumbles limited the Tigers until the third period. Jim Mott led the offense with passing and rushing and Dozier connected on a key pass for the Waco score. Odessa and Dallas North Side clash Saturday while Jefferson meets Lamar in San Antonio for the other semifinal spots.
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Fort Worth
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Thomas Jefferson
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Houston
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Lufkin
Waco
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Panther
East Texas
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Waa
Jim Mott
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Wace
Jayhawks edge Razorbacks to reach Dig Six final
Kansas rallied from seven down with six minutes left to defeat Arkansas 53 42 in the Dig Six tournament semifinal. Spearheaded by Schnellbacher Evans and Black, Kansas kept its title hopes alive as Arkansas grieved in the final moments.
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Mindle
Gerald Tucker
SM. UL
Edison grid clash ends in blank tie memorial game
Ex football players from Edison High staged a memorial match at Faison Field drawing about 400 fans. Neither the Whites nor the Blues could score as Bil Sheig provided effort and strategy. Players honored included Gob Knight Alvin Yorks Buckly Yorks Otto Schwarz John Deathe Earl Deathe Harry Hieronymus Jack Keller Charley Pitts and Olin Brandl.
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Otto Schwarz
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Earl Deathe
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Harry Hieronymus
Jack Keller
Charley Pitts
Olin Brandl
College Basketball Scores Across the Nation Report
A flood of college basketball results features numerous schools including Arizona, Texas Tech, Villanova, Saint Lawrence, Middlebury, McGill, Albany, Virginia Tech, Butler, George Washington, Manhattan, and Colorado College. The roundup notes wins and losses with scattered scores across conferences and regions, reflecting a busy early season slate.
Lipscomb Wins Low Net in San Antonio Women’s Golf Meet
Mrs. R. E. Lipscomb earned the low net honors in the San Antonio Women's Golf Association weekly tournament at San Antonio Country Club on Friday. Low gross honors went to Mrs. H. B. Killian with 86 for one-hole play, while Mrs. William Blanchard posted 55-24-31 and Mrs. Ann Pogue 65-17-48 as low in their categories.
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R. E. Lipscomb
San Antonio Women's Golf Association
San Antonio Country Club
H. B. Killian
William Blanchard
Ann Pogue
Golfers clash in fourway for first at Willow Springs
In the DDD golf association tournament at Willow Springs a fourway for first featured Dr A L King with 88 20 68 H Richards 9 12 69 Dr John Case 13 9 68 and W H Crain 71 8 68. Tulsa’s WULSA bought 34 year old Yank Terry from Los Angeles and added outfielder Charles Flingeveld 34 from Hagerstown Md of the Interstate League and catcher Marry Land 24 from Los Angeles.
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Carleton
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Lowa
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Anderann
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Nebraska
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Arkansas State
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Tehran
Hendrix
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Warford Erokine Ua
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Tenny
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Anes Hosiery
Catawbash
Emory Jam Henry
Willow Springs
A. L. King
H. Richards
John Case
W. H. Crain
Wulsa
Lefevee Tne
Tulsa
Yank Terry
Los Angeles
Charles Flingeveld
Hagerstown
Marry Land
U S and Australia Select Tennis Teams for Davis Cup
U S team to likely field Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder in singles against Australia’s Bromwich and Pails during Christmas week. Bromwich, Pails, Quist, and Colin Long named by Australia, with Parker excluded from singles. Doubles plans unsettled as both sides weigh pairing options for the decisive fixture.
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Jack Kramer
Ted Schroeder
John Bromwich
Dinny Pails
Australia
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Bromvich
Pails
Adram Quist
Colin Long
Talbot
Kramer
Parker
Schrarder Vee
U. S
Bromwich
Quist
Jon Hunt
Philadelphia
Lang
Champs Crowned in Class A and B Grid Football 1946
The 1946 Texas Interscholastic League grid season ends with 20 new champions listed. Regional finals saw Pilot Point edge Wilmer Hutchins 8 first downs to 9, Denton county team comeback in final seconds. Class A and B regional results include Phillips over Wellington, Monahans over Littlefield, Bowie over Trying, Edgewood over Teelid, and others across Regions 1 to 10.
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Pilot Point
Wilmer Hutchins
Denton County
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Wellington
Monahans
Littlefield
Coleman
Monday
Bowie
Trying
Edgewood
Texas
Teel
White
Leverett's Chapel
Port Neches
Stuntsville
Marsh
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el Campo
Lockherthe
Wealace
Fond
Baylor to let new head coach pick assistants
Baylor board of trustees indicated the incoming football coach will select his own staff with council confirmation. No candidate has appeared before the athletic council, and reports of a shortlist or invitation are denied as misinformed.
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Waco
Texas
Baylor Board of Trusters
Baylor University
Alva Bryan
Franke Kimbrough
Harry Stiteler
al Rice
Athletic Council
Hoach
Bryan
Athletic
Shteler
Kimbrough
Houston
Baylor
Cil
Board of Trustees
Bears Pro Choices Column Headlines Championship Showdown
New York December 14 The Papa Bear George Halas brought the Bears to town to face the Giants in the NFL championship. Betting shops set the Bears as 10 point favorites after already shifting odds overnight. The Bears trained at Polo Grounds ahead of the post season clash. media commentary notes Halas’s firm grip on his players.
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Papa Bear
George Halas
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Bears
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Polo Grounds
Columbus Handles Edgewood in Region Nine Thriller
Columbus punishes Edgewood 27 6 in a tight Region Nine clash as Charley Urbanowich and John Gunn spark the Red Raiders. Baumgart fires bullets and Mach hauls two scores while Edgewood’s back Urbanowich is stymied by a stout Cardinal line and a late interception.
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Eywood
Red Raider
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Charley Arhisnwich
Columb
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Colunhus
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John Gunaut
Cardinal
Ernest Bauyggart
Johnny Mach
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Lizman Gavan Alling
Guney AR
Urbadoniel Substi
Wlious Columbus
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Meyer
Fatus Crawfor Ever
Resta Fdgewood
van Riper
Stone
Sivih
Kingery
P. Herrera
Turley
Ey Ure
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Wright
Calumbus
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