Latin Cagers Clash Hooded Five At Woodlawn Gym
Latin American Basketball League action at Woodlawn gym features the Duncan field club’s hooded quintet facing Perpetual Help in the opener at 2 p m. The hooded squad, made up of former local high school and league players, seeks its first victory behind a masked defense while Perpetual Help aims to extend its winning streak after beating Garza Finance 44-38 and Tom Cats 38-34. The second game matches Fred’s Place against an unnamed Sunday opponent as the day’s schedule continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin-American Sports Association
Basketbell League
Woodlawn Gym
Duncan Field
Perpetual Help Athletic Cluhmen
of & Twin
Duncan
Duncans
Garza Finance
Garr Finanes
Fred
Adeline Pitick
Bird
Cart
Herring
Pat Thomas Gathrer
B. Manning
Ayer
Phillipa
T. N. Connolly
R. King
G. Metwals
B. Baker
Kiqs
O. LeMasters
Cudey Jaan
N. Boldt
Halugek
Resch
Happent
Roberts
E. Kelly
Law
B. H. Reiner
Bob Zipp
Norbert Penshorn
Atzalets
Mustin
Ie Braun
Judy
Jenga
Steve Owen
Polo Grounds
Chicago Bears
AG Tulsa
el Piso
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Beury Frikm
FE Paso
Plnayue
Ue Wudents
Louisiana
Colfegs
Mexico City
Natonal University of Mexico
Incoming wins six furlong race in tight finish at Miami track
Incoming and McCreary staged a close contested six furlong event as first favored First Fiddle pressed Hard. The winner paid 34.70 5.50 3.70 with Attentive Show showing 9.00. Second place Ac Histesh and third Attotendy’s Show completed a field of noted horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour McCreary
Anay
Mus
B. Mulrensa
Ac A. Ot
Btrmann
Histesh
Incuming
Haseen
Attotendy
Officials Chosen For Sun Bowl Tilt
WULSA December 27. The referee and field judges for the Sun Bowl game between Tulsa and Texas on January 1 were announced today. Oco Bus Haskins of Oklahoma U named as field judge and Dwight Ream of West Texas as line judge. Texas team today named Ivy Mulcahy of Albuquerque as umpire and Harry Phillips of Pisa as officials for the Sun Bowl game on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulsa
Uene
Judas
The
Sun
Tulsa
Texas
Oco Bus
Haskins
Oklahoma U
Dwight Ream
Lubhook
Texas ‘Teen Today
Ivy Mulcahy
Albuquerque
Harry Phillips
Pisa
Thrill Show Rescheduled at Dragon's Headway On Seguin Highway
The Desth's Holiday Thrill circus restages this Sunday at 2:30 after a rain delay. Prank Cushing leads the act with aerial acrobatics and stunts by a Garcdewis troop performing automobile and motorcycle feats. J Murphy Camp No 61 members head to Washington for navy service.
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Win Maurjoria Butley
Gui
Mra
Pram Cushing
Desth
Seguin Highway
Prank Cushing
Nua
J. Murphy
Washington
Garcdewis
Bils Balley
Bowling Championship Decided This Sunday in Texas Centers
The Texas Bowling Centers elimination tournament ends Sunday with Class A B and C finals after top bowlers Bert Welteng and others were narrowed to the last matches. Semi final rounds occur at 3 p.m. with byes in certain divisions and cash prizes plus trophies for winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Tueuter
Texas
Sundas
Tha Ewmt
Omaka
Astro
Bert Welteng
Carter
Norbert Penshorn
Jess Sewell
O. Treuter
Sim
Monte Cummins
Olpes
B. Nerifefingla
W. T. Cunningham
B. Manger
J Haufler
G. Lann
J. Lirette
T. Neugehguer
J. Reudinger
J. Be Gallagher
Dube
Joan Westheimer
Kielfeldt
D. Miller
H. Bronson
Bret Jacochke
W. Markowski
Unclear roster data from Groove High games listing names and figures
Fragmented OCR lists numerous individuals with odd numbers across venues and dates, including Cowan, Farrell, Turner, Jeanette Crils, Lyon Carter, Margie Ehest, and many others, plus scores and codes. The passage resembles a dense stat sheet or event ledger with player IDs, measurements, and affiliations but lacks coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing ‘Amany
Kiwanle
Cowan
AAS
Ten
Persea
Bane Ese
Farrell
Forneon
Bildgiven
Wnt Prana
Heckman
Goon
Herminin Gons
Oscar Beseh
Folin Stretch
Howard Point
Monry Boss
Uoward Fikes Tuenas
Ear
Atceller
Paul Gynenachike
Sreak Tubbs
Alles Rottenstein
Ib Sliues
Xene
Dreary
WntOe
Ban Ryera
Dan Ferrell
Relute
Tee Kriloa
Yoorgneet
Narupaer
Inee Ardeds
Canteln Hompbliy Getaan
Eleonor Maaror
Dolla Hyecker Turner
FT. Koen
den Johnson
D. Fountain
Avalaniay
Fiabe Ee We Angel
Lea Kulas
Raymond Seruam
Ha Ackerman
Ac C. Schwac
Hire- Felder
UBET
Graver Crumdall
Hotaru
Whonahercer
Toslers Hol
WM. Newine
Surnee Pridny
Pali Bedford
Rvalwy Ruby
Betty Nowe
Ps Dullote
Adple
Nos Hoge
Juanita Uigorte
DRO
Ars Sr
Phil Kemenda
Baya Bae Hannay
Ting G. Flecher
Isombnon Rgss
Lever
Molin’ Ras
League Leaders Glide Through Week of Narrow Wins
A string of tight league results unfolds as Thr Inndme teams push ahead with minor margins. Turner, New Lew, and Mirney Malay Sob win by small margins, while Kilns and Smilb’s teams tie. Early 8 Mt Tades and Bromiway Corner show close calls with one goal differences.
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Tha Inndme
Het Anstege
Bowie Leggy ‘Kiwants
Uiner Ines
Ane Wunta
Semen Sons
Lulz
Momter
Bellon Hut Kap Kivd
Turner
Datlon Py Heen
Turner New Lew Games
Mirney Malay Sob
Wathipar
Anit
Tieeo Games
Satlts
Harcker
Tung Thesday
Flyg
Turner Tuealay
Minalon
Zinp
RAN
Kilns
Smilb
Teamu
Mt Tades
Blogey'n
Calla Iy
Bromiway
Bate Heer Aina
Garie
A ‘Humane Toulina Denlocw
Martin Linan
Peliy Alten
Dica
Fynzor
Eames
Sinan
Betty Jameson Invited to Florida East Coast Championship
Betty Jameson of San Antonio plans to defend and extend her storied career by entering the eighteenth Florida East Coast Championship in St Augustine March 10 to 14. She has also been invited to Palm Beach and Ormond Beach events in February and March. Jameson, a longtime national title contender with top finishes in 1938, 1940, and later, seeks another strong showing ahead of the U S title defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
Fis
Betty Jameson
Dan. Antonio
Augustine Inks
Marach
Miss Jameson
Palm Beach
Ormond Beach
Moss
Woeren
St Augustine
Texas Ace
United States
Stroxa
Patty Berg
Mise Berg
Miss Jamerson
Jameson
Sit Antonio Afar
Caimpalen
Wilindng
Pair Beach
Elizabeth Hicks
Florida
Southland
Pulmg
U. S
Jampson
Mayol
Blackout Bowl to be played at Linton on Jan 1
A local event titled the Blackout Bowl will take place in Linton on January 1 featuring Beeville and He tugig teams with Rebools performing. Manly Maury of Staton lead organizer duties and announced proceeds will benefit chastity causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. J. G
Willie’ Sarran
Adeline Pillak
Newte
Bull
Corpus Christi
Halidays
Simon
J. A. Bowles
Santa Claus
Conrad
Herman
Nelson
Red
Pop" Nelson
Houston
Pat O'Rourke
Plaza Hotel
Horace Cox
August Lamm
B. J. Kutac
Ointon
Wes
Buton Finis Clutt
Fbr
Pirate
32 Car-Oid Book Proved He's Good
Henry P. Remember Nivler Heyes, White Ron Begohidesackey, and a cast of players fromWake Forest to Boston tell of a pitcher named Dick who rose from minor leagues to the American League with a strong debut. The piece traces his early calls, moves through Sacramento, Portland, and Boston, noting his 23 wins in 1940 and his varied repertoire. It mentions Wes Ferrell and career arcs in Cleveland and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P
Nivler Heyes
Ron Begohidesackey
Duck
Anma
Heter Hampton Newsome
Aox
Dick Snys
Heber
Elso
Wake Forest
Kears
Wes Ferrell
Tal
Cleveland
North
Caraling
Forel
India
Newsomead
Boston
Tusk
Vick
St. Louis Cardinal
Sacranente
Partland
Sping
Boston Red Sox
Chiego White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Newsome
Dip
Spsingfield
Mansager
Mike Rydr
Gene Tits
Oso Judd
Cane
Hoston
Louisville
Phen
Tolmy Peacock
Bowl hopes hinge on workouts and travel woes
College teams and pros push through injury concerns as Duke Georgia Oregon State Oklahoma Texas Christian and Navy prepare for bowls. Duke aims to practice with disrupted halfbacks while Georgia intensifies drills at Miami Beach for the Orange Bowl. Oregon State plans a Rose Bowl trip with rest in Pinehurst before facing Duke, and Texas Christian trains for the Sugar or related bowls amid injury precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datrow
Duke
Blue Devils
Moffet Storer
Wallace Wade
Oregon State
Georgia Bulldogs
Miami Beach
Fin
Horned Frogs
Texas Christian
Conott
Wally Butts
WHEC Chief Hosts Red Cross Bowling Fund Event
WHEC chief endorses Red Cross War Fund bowling scheduled for January 17 and 18. The Light sponsors with city bowling operators aiding, featuring volunteer workers and plans for lane availability and prize symbolism to support the Red Cross drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
Wre Phyen Mrg
Phaler
Clara, Gras Ao
San Antonio
Dreachig
Sill+ Jy Simon's
Jones
Broadway Aileys
Morin
Turnoy Dip
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Talline Quiltie
Frank Wright
Misink
Jefferson
Meermul
Wince
Salli
Sun Bow
Ana Eee Blache
Howilne
Shiels
Swan Bocka
Frank Ruck
Mary's ST
Broadway
L.A
Gharbner-Talerico
Marisine Graeimer
Pete Talerico
Mary Gueldtier
Emil Blediger
Alice
George Leavith
Walle Thelin
Jack O'Brien
Perna
Aiy Hirt
Mig
Mrs. Gueldner
Leo Mitchell
Maj
George Leavitt
H. L. McGollum
Mitchell
Walter Harlos III
Major Leavitt
Dohn
Brarney
Kiwanis
Frank Falk
Great Beusch
Pinster
Herman Bons
John Streich
Pines
Henry Bass
Helen Barbera
Ebest and
Chambers
Kiliy Sidesh
Merck
Sam Aveva
Die Turner
Wes Wie Wigh
Row
Schulz
Neil Henslay
Turner Monday
E. J. Koeupper
BE Layte
Leo Kylas
Raymond Bekwette
Hd Ackerman
K. J. Ittvith
Carroll Rogers
George
Bi Judson
Lester Reif
Eno
Mission Teague
Judson Strayi
Rolf
Stright
Judson
Otto Foerester
Ralph Dickerson
A. Walsh
Molander
Kitterik
Bhadowland
G. Yarborough
Kansee Ninepinkers
McCloskey Alien Deutschers
Knights of Columbus
Pill
Oligir’s
Electricians
Dieiman Cementers
Cementers
Knoxville
Tenn
J. D
McArthur
Ward
Philippines
Ata
Leroy Behrens
Sheppard Field
Wichita Pally
Lea Alderwald
Sinot
Puly
West
Individus
Westerhoff
Will
Vanaradale
Simon Protege
Mike Neuner
J. Rasy
N. Menger
Leulea Alley
Bass Sr
Phil Kemendo
Levy
Sirkland
Macha
Swift and Company
A. Gude
M. Wehman
Faney
Talloway
Craig
Jory Ebbinger
Pred Lepner
Turners
StrausFrenk
J. Re
Nenn
McKee
Ragen
Almagunr
Krainor
Strom
Paiting West
Js Rivilolds
Switan Company
Kirkland Pinara
Cuele
Binson
Tae Jwre
TR Tacktiam
Raiyr
Ton
Urny Aro Sau
Itor
Lana
Racay Murnen
KJ. Ity.i
George Conger
Tation
Reserm
Frank Luthy
Isl-Sa
Honey Bory
Richard Clunte
Roy Dublizky
Kiesion
Judeon
Lester Holt
Aan Duhane
Otto Facrter
V Dink
Delpart
Suraey Ka. Savage
Pete Zimrpeening
Sohn Fecel
Rank Armwiring
George Tully
Prank Jones
Mein
Walsh
Irwin Mohusider
Terry Booth
Abies
Smith
Ee Ok Benun
Smuder
cBholder
Marty Bird
Ladlea
Adeline
Pilluk
New High Sevice
IF. Balkestein
Oden
Burkle
T. Vans Yeas
Boltos
Rod Wettena
Martin
Phere
Arno Tossman
FA. Laphent
Btar_ Ladies
Billa Hraux
Judy Brown
P. Green
B. Trofber
Lo Cabh
Graebner
Fountain
Bluncharit A
H Wes
Turner Club
Faith Badford
Sam Evars
Betty
Linton
Heber Hampton Newsome
Lang
Pinehurst
WN. C
Gee
Oregon Stile
Billy Simons
Alamo
MAI Bowling
Main Ave
Innes
Orp
Texas Bowling Center
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