High Cage Tourney Seeks One More Team for Brackenridge
San Antonio's annual high school basketball tournament seeks one additional team to complete the field. Games begin Friday at Brackenridge Gym with four daytime fixtures and a packed evening slate. Defending champs Tanner and Reagan lead favorites alongside Milby, Jefferson and others from Houston and San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Brackenridge Cimnasium
Abilene
San Angelo
Burbank
City Athletic
Claud Keilem
John Reagan
Lamar
Milby
Houston
Brackenridge
Jefferson
Banier
Tech
San. Antonio
Laredo
Kerricke
Beeville
Shiner
Kingsville
Robstown
Edinburg
Austin
Tanner
Reagan
Roserg
Central Catholic
Tom Cat Cafemen Triumph In High-Scoring League Debut
In a packed Woodlawn gym, the Tom Cat Cafemen defeated Garza Finance 58-27 as Billy Saldana scored 20 to lead scoring honors. Teammates Sam Ashery and Carlos Camacho each contributed a dozen points while Ceci Erasma Hernandez directed the RAC wrens in a victory elsewhere. The event featured a full slate of players from Duncan Field area clubs in the Latin American Sports Association league opener.
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Dencanfield
Perpetus Help Athletic Club
Sam Ashery
Carlos Camacho
Duncan Gosfers
Billy Saldana
Tom Cat Cafemen
Garza Finance Combine
Fred
Shores
Women's Golf at Meters of We Country Club Opens
Unclear readable text indicates a women's golf event at Meters of We Country Club with a social gathering and a Wednesday start time at Vialpyn. Details are fragmentary and names or exact dates are unreadable.
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We Country Club
Wantety
Vialpyn
Houston’s Best in 8 A Cage Meet
San Antonio fans will see Lamar Milby and John Reagan meet in the San Antonio tournament January 3 and 7. Rex Cox of Lamar stars at forward with fast break play. Milby’s Watkins and guard trio pace a strong lineup including Carpenter and Coffey. Reagan fields a tall, steady unit with Headley Ferrell Crawford Rosebrugh Noonan and Hamilton.
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Clark Houston Post
San Antonio
Wolf Hobsons
Bayou City
Lamar
Milby
John Reagan
Rey Cox
David Hilyard Watkins
Housston
Tamar
Cozets
Donald Longcone
Houston
Joe Frankie
Reagan
Cox
Braskins
Hille
Watkins
L Neason
Carswell
Jef Davis
Trice
Roussel
Clark
Act
Lash Hata
Liseir
Couse
Mel
Vin. Carpenter
Jesse Mar- Min
Les Brows
Tom Coffey
Brown
Earl Keul
Dewey Kennedy
Behid Davis
Blake Headley
Perinda
Couroe
Cratin
Ray Cox
Lamar High School
Ta Jyatch
Cronin Trains as Case Books Fail for Red Sox
Boston notes Cronin maintains conditioning despite doubts about a rookie season. The coach plans drills and workouts in the off season, with Cronin weighing a move to a managerial role as spring camp approaches. Pesky and Pelagrin are mentioned in context of lineup expectations.
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Doe
Red Sox
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Pe Pantid
giAbenay
Wei
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Lauleyittes
San
Scalpers of Bowl Tickets to Be Hit
Uncle Sam warns ticket scalpers in New Orleans about profits from bowl game tickets. Revenue agents allege any money above original price faces a tax. Junie Hovious, University of Mississippi football star, to marry Katherine Tennant in Vicksburg Mississippi.
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San
Osa Sugarbawi
Colleewr
H. Maloney
Keriowiter
Pearl Marie
Junie Hwovigus Mare Vicksbhurg
Dee
Grid Coaches Discuss Games Role in War Effort
Detroit date reports four administrative conferences led by the American Football Coaches association exploring how collegiate sports support the war effort. Early arrivals indicate spring football practice will begin in 1942 with indoor workouts likely. The track coaches and AAU plan for the 1944 Pan American Games in Buenos Aires amid Olympic replacement aims.
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Unxon
American Football Coaches Association
D. O
McLaughry
Dartmouth
Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Association of Track Coaches
Buenos Aires
Liloud W. Olds
Ypsilanti
Mitc
New York
America
Jis
Gallege Physical Education
Tuls
Raiders Beat L A Four in Polo Tilt
The Raiders defeated the San Antoninos 2 to 1 in a Sunday practice polo game at Brakenridge park field. Players on the winning side included J A Watton Semp Huss Bill Barry and Colonel Greenwald Syode. Other names listed were Lloyd Wilshire Roy Bur Jack Lapham and GG Benham from the Antonio quarry. A second practice game was tentatively scheduled for Wednesday at Harbord field.
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San Antoninos
Brarkenridge Park
J. A. Watton
Semp Huss
Bill Barry
Colonel Greenwald Syode
Sam Antonio Quaries
Lloyd Wilshire
Roy
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Stins
Doormats
Texas Quints Shine In D C Meet
Pair from Texas lead two teams into semifinals of the sixth annual all college basketball tournament in Oklahoma City. The University of Texas Longhorns unbeaten face Oklahoma Aggies and West Texas State Buffaloes with Pittsburgh Teachers defending champion in the mix. Consolation semis pair Texas Christian vs Washington University St Louis and Teachers vs New Mexico. Big Ten notes follow with schedules and matchups across several pre conference games.
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Oklahoma
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West
Texas State Tuffaloes
Pittsburg
Texas Christian University
Washington University of St. Louis
Warrensburg
New Mexico University
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Big Ten
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Wolverines
Marquette
Harvard
Iowa
Nebraska
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Women bowler passes 700 in Omaha games
In Omaha on December 29 Glen Pratt admitted to a misstep while challenging his wife to a trio of bowling games. Mrs Pratt rolled 255 216 and 248 for 714 to become the first woman bowler there in 31 years. Pratt shot 214 190 and 179 for 983. Several coaching candidates including Gar Wayles and Cawthon were interviewed for the Illinois job.
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Omaha
Glen Pratt
Majority of State High All Star Players Favor Texas U
A large share of the state’s All State football selections plan to attend the University of Texas this fall, with key players from Temple, Sunset, and Wichita Falls among those leaning to Texas. The all state team was chosen by coaches and sports writers from 21 schools, and several players still weigh choices as summer scouting continues.
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Hatlipe A.M. Dart Walter
Bible Plan
Associated Press
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Tex Kenneth Baker
Temple
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Tron Sinset
Daas
Db Heap
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Sunset
Wayland BI
Troy Stewart
Nita Falls
Joe Meissner
Wichita Mall
Jack White
Paris
Roland Nabors
Lubbock
Gene Hill
Wichita Falls
Ray Bornemin
Lamar
Houston
Stewart
Melushi
Wroke
Baylor
Nahole
Texas Tech
Tate
Han
Borthman
Wayland Tlc
Otte Pieker
Uzolr
Lefog Lip
Gavin
Wichita
Ftst
Onlc
Hrawnie Lewis
Masonic Hema
Lewis Kolder
Woodrow Wil- Font Dallast
Jack Allison
Austin
Gordon Broa
Massonke Hare Hack
Langdale Leads Bama Notes in Cotton Bowl Prep
Langdale, 235 pound tackle from Alabama, stars in campus life while preparing for the Cotton Bowl against Texas A&M. A law student and Phi Beta Kappa initiates, he balances football with academic honors, music, and public speaking, while Aggies promise stern ethics against unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Dee
Fallers
Élsstes
Noah Langedale
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Texas Aggies
Thit
Langdale
Althalighaa
Daly
Passer Leads All Stars In Wide Receiver Duel
Baton Rouge reports a standout passer tying a national record for receptions in a West all star showcase. The game highlighted key players including Sewell from Washington State and Hollaghery from Wranraton State, with multiple touchdowns and long yardage plays.
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Wily
We Weaters
de Sewell
Washington State
Iserlhea Sewell
Billy
Fileh
Hank Branton
Arizon
CUO
Kraduabion
Washington
Ql Hollaghery
Wranraton State
Blanton
Lew Jenkins Fined in Row at Dallas Night Club
Dallas police charged former heavyweight boxing champion Lew Jenkins with disturbance after an alleged altercation at a Dallas nightclub Saturday night. Jenkins said two older officers attacked him at the door. he paid a ten dollar fine after a brief stay.
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INS
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Kerenbinn
Jenkins Sid
Sean
Tenkins
Army Duty Looms For Biff Jones
Major Biff Jones, head coach at the University of Nebraska, is ordered to active duty. He travels to Baton Rouge for a physical exam as part of wartime mobilization. The event follows a season noted for stability and high performance, with rumors of replacements and staff changes circulating at Nebraskan facilities.
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Tif Jones
Coac
University of Nebraska
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Lotay
Jones
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Segura Star Of Sugar Bowl Tennis
In New Orleans the Sugar Bowl tennis tournament reached the semi finals as Francisco Segura of Ecuador and Earl Bartlett of New Orleans advanced by defeating opponents. Ted Schroeder and Ted Mulloy led the top seeds in doubles action with several teams eliminated.
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Billy Talbert
iCincinnati
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Ted Olewine
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George Pera
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Louis Echopfer
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Roges
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Olewlie
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Segura
Pera
Pal
Same Stars Win Long Runs At Sugar Bowl Meet
At the Sugar Bowl track meet in New Orleans MacMitchell and Rice led a strong display. Rice broke his own American intercollegiate mark in the three miles with 14 minutes 13 seconds, while MacMitchell won the mile in 4 minutes 13 seconds. Alec from Notre Dame led the New York Athletic Club in the mile and Pred Wilt and Bard Mitchell pressed hard for second as Indiana and Michigan Normal runners contended. The field boasted several standout performances including high hurdles by Pred Wolcott and a winning shot put by Camulus Warni.
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Rine
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York VII
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John Campbell
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Sonthen
Dek Ganslen
Shore A.C
New Jersey
Bob Rucker Dies After Ski Collapse
Bob Rucker, a 20 year old university student and former Idaho golf champion, collapsed while skiing near Spokane north of APUHANE. He died in an ambulance after slipping into a collapse linked to a prior injury. autopsy planned. His sister Detty van Ruther is noted in Northwest golf circles. Thur Inthe Mohson B. Rucker heads the Pacific Northwest Golfer Association.
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Bob Rucker
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Sucker
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Rucker
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