San Antonio tourney moves to final day action
San Antonio basketball tournament semifinals set with Tech facing Central Catholic at 2 00 pm and Burberik meeting Harlandale at 3 30 pm. Winners clash for title at 8 30 pm while consolation at 7 00 pm features Houston Dodison and Gonzales Lanier losers. The host South San Antonio fell Friday 47 88 to Harlandale with LeSturgeon and Lane scoring 13 each.
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Famechon Defeats Flanagan in Madison Square Garden Bout
European featherweight champion Ray Famechon of France scored a clear 12 round decision over Glen Flanagan of St Paul at Madison Square Garden. Crowd of 4,742 paid $13,689, booing and jeering as Famechon dominated the locals in a bout billed as a title clash with potential next fights mentioned.
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South Flores Benefits From City Basketball Showdown
South Flores Auto Sales defeated the Army WACs 68 to 45 in a benefit game at the Armed Services YMCA. The main event followed a preliminary 21 to 5 victory by the Yough Army team. Boxed tags for orphans were prepared after the Friday night event.
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Harlingen and Wharton reach finals in Texas schoolboy action
Texas Class AA and B playoff action featured Harlingen beating Austin while Wharton defeated New Braunfels to advance. Kermit and Arlington battled for the Class A finale as Spinks led Ker mit to a big win with 164 rushing yards and 21 completions for 362 yards in a Wharton passing showcase.
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el Casipo
Lem Howard
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Jeffs Win Eagles Lose Twin Bill At Alamo Stadium
San Antonio teams split results as Jeffs beat Ray High Corpus Christi 2624 and Brackenridge lost to Austin. Nelson Alexander and Exnast Oosterveen led Jeff with 12 and 11 points respectively, while Stewart topped Austin with 19. In Laredo, the Border Chummpies announce dates for the nineteen annual track meet and elect Wade president, with M R Davis named meet director.
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Basketball score recap with mixed line items
In a partial summary a list shows players and points for a game. Stewart 12 and Stiller 8 lead, with Adawe 4 and Gallerne 7 among others. Wai Btanat Towns adds 8, Hoye 2, and Bose contributes 1 to the scoring tally.
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College Basketball Byte Sized Scores Across The Nation
A collage of college basketball results from scattered games shows California edging a tight match over Stanford, while Gonzaga defeated Santa Clara and Saint Mary’s fell to Pepperdine. Arkansas A&M and Montana State posted decisive wins, with Duke-like teams and others scattered across conferences.
Trinity Hosts St Edward's in pivotal college basketball clash
Trinity University Tigers host St Edward's University in the Trinity gym at 8 p.m. Saturday following back-to-back games with Sul Ross. St Mary's University’s Ratlers seek a final win of the year with their next game on January 5 as coach Dave Schmitz led the Red Raiders with 24 points on 10 field goals and 4 free throws.
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Hollywood Plans Pittsburgh Hookup
Hollywood Baseball Club plans a working agreement with the Pittsburgh Pirates as their current deal with Brooklyn nears expiration. President Victor For Culling aims to finalize terms after ending the Dodger accord, while Pittsburgh’s pact with Indianapolis still runs another year. Branch Rickey’s move to Pittsburgh links Hollywood and Brooklyn through new contact.
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Southwest Conference Basketball Roundup and Scores
The Southwest Conference split early, Rice top Centenary 78 to 6 and Southwest Texas State defeated Texas A&M 64 to 2. Rice’s Gerhart led with 26 points, White 48. Centenary beat Rice 62 to 54 in the season opener.
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DeWitt Sets High Garver Price Beyond Money
DeWitt says pitcher Garver is not for sale at any price. He would reject a $500000 offer and would only trade under three frontline players from Detroit or another club. Browns would not part with Joltar Moss or Ruts, and any deal would depend on strong, valuable compensation.
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BAMC Heads to face Randolph in league clash
The Randolph Abs Ramblers beat Brooks 56 46 and head to the St Sam Houston arena Saturday to test BAMC Comets in an inter league basketball clash. Bill Cary led Randolph with 13 points on home court while Ralph Kaster poured in 32 for Brooks.
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Bannerman Leaves Navy for Marriage in Maryland
The Navy reports midshipman Bannerman, a football star, has married Manette J Chaney, daughter of an Annapolis professor, in Fredovics Maryland. The match may force Bannerman to leave the service as regulations require a midshipman who marries to be recommended for discharge.
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Texas and Manhattan To Tip Off In Doubleheader Tonight
Texas faces Manhattan in a basketball doubleheader tonight after recent losses. Holy Cross and Bardon are noted in the lineup as rivals prepare for action in New York venues.
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Bowling Stars Shine In Chaotic Spring Meet
A chaotic bowling night saw Tan-Tosnite eak 47 and led by solid team play. Beerside's Beare ENB added 20.28 points in three games, while New York’s Slamene and Chieska’s Happy Lippe posted notable scores. The event wrapped with several runners-up and close finishes as teams competed for top totals.
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Pro Basket Ball Scores Narrowly In National League
People from St Paul Tl Denver edged Waterlas 91 88 as American League reports no games scheduled.
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Unicorns fall to Wharton in Class A semifinal
New Braunfels Unicorns fail to score in a 42 28 loss to Wharton despite leading in first downs 124 and total net yards 401 to 191. Wharton quarterback Marvin Felder threw two first half TD passes, plus an 80 yard punt return for a score. A late Unicorn fumble in the third set up Wharton’s final TD.
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Women's Golf Honors at Willow Springs Friday
Mrs. C. A. Ferguson led with gross honors in the weekly San Antonio Women’s Golf Association tournament at Willow Springs. In the first flight net, Mrs. Guy Aldridge won with a score of 18 under par, while Mrs. Herbert Creift claimed second with 162-23 79. Macy Elizabeth Sheldon earned the Sole Light ABA distinction.
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Del Mar Vikings Triumph In Gulf Bowl Victory
Del Mar Vikings defeated Halimas County Junior College 35 to 12 in the first Gulf Bowl last night before about 5,000 fans. Webster scored two second half touchdowns to help build a 20-6 halftime lead. Dollar connected with Clemans on a 25 yard pass for a third score, Hascoe blocked a punt and returned it 25 yards for a fourth, and Lambert added all four extra points.
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Turnesa Leads Havana Golf Field After Third Round
Wes Turnesa shot a 67 to finish 2 under par and hold a two stroke lead at the Havana invitation as Jim Turnesa entered the final round. Toney Pena and Lew Worsham trailed two strokes back in the tightly packed leaderboard at Havana.
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Vexas Exes Honor Kitchens and Schera
Schera Kitchens and Schera Malcolm of Vexas Exes were named outstanding back and outstanding lineman for Jefferson University exstudents. Bradenridge and Billy Quinn of Texas exstudents were noted, with Quinn unable to attend due to illness. The awards will be presented at a Saturday meeting.
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McAllen Missiones President Praises City After Visit
McShane, president of the San Antonio Missiones, backs Homa after a pleasant stop in McAllen. He praises city staff, notes lockers and clubhouse being installed at the McAllen Valley baseball park for spring training. He plans a follow up visit with Dick Donovan to prepare the field and facilities.
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Veeck rumored to buy the St. Louis Browns
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports strong talk that Bill Veeck may return to baseball as owner of the St. Louis Browns. At the St. Petersburg winter meetings, officials like Browns President Bill DeWitt were seen, with notes that Veeck could have instructions to push trades or sales of players. The paper says a purchase price around 2 million was discussed, with a deal possibly in weeks.
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Williams Maintains Lead Amid Montebello Shotmakers Round
Williams and Williams Jr lead the Montebello course event as amateurs and pros edge toward the half in a crowded opening round. A youthful tie with Bo Healscher Morris Williams Jr and Bill Johnston keeps the field tight while Sand Mosch and Jimmy Clark close in. Defending champ Jerry Barber carded 69 as the tournament proceeds on the par 72 course.
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Schertz-Cibolo Reaches Tourney Finals With Win
Schertz Cibolo High School defeated Dowdy 33 to 29 last night to advance to the basketball tournament final. The Bulge will face the winner of Bandera versus Dripping Springs in the next game at 8:30 p.m. Schertz and Dowdy meet in the girls final at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
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Races On at Stutts Track Schedule Sunday Program
A program of quarter horse races is set for Sunday afternoon at Stutts Amusement Center on the Seguin highway. Promoter J A Stutts says light races are already scheduled with more to come. Races start at 2:33 pm.
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The report from Associated Press details a hockey event with noted figures and teams. It mentions Yanrower 8 and Grand Hapli in a contested match and references Reston Ad Ye as part of the game’s coverage.
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