Clark Leads Parade as Champion at Texas Open
Clark paced the Texas Open crowd with a final 72 72 71 70 54 finish to top a field including Sarazen Moreland and Ettnyan at Colonies Country Club. Gilmore field strong before a late surge by Clark sparked a roar from about 2600 spectators as he overcame a tight finish to win the $2000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Mehnigut Fradyen
Clarence Clark
Golden Trail
Houston
Colonies Country Club
Apuston
Lhab
Sonic Htlashu
Ray
Blaomeirld
Guila
New Jersey
Bloonsfield
Gilnonon
Clark
Srivale
Gene Sarazen
Gus Moreland
Lata Ampleur
Westchester
New York
Willy Cox
Brooklyn Vo
Lieve Buckasy
Tawoll
Basa
Alenkeaden
Tiny Mangrum
Dil
Frou 1
Angeles
Ralph
Guldaul
Detroit
Dick Metz
San Angelo
Toni Mando
Elmaforil
Joe Kirkwood
Whiladelvia
Sul “Letty Stackhouse
Dalles
Gow
Neely
Patie
Florin
Aik
Bergress
Kang
Gene
Leavn
Tidgecore
Roxix
Evérsledy
Cris
Moreland
Dallas
Grean
Perez S A Prize Shapes Houston Team Move
A Houston team signs Pilcher Dezer amid a flurry of negotiations with agents and clubs. President Aaronond and secretary M R Gill discuss contracts, while Perez remains a focal point for spring plans and roster reshuffles at the Houston farm and related clubs. Additional talks with Garventay and Dell Dente stretch into uncertain outcomes as the Shreveport secretariat role shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sensalinn
Tommy Conherdy
Codiine
Rite
Pilcher Dezer
Fue Trendon
Ontfielder
Sport Weilere
Whitvite
Triflnloes
San Antonio
Peesident
Aaronond
Shin War
Wien
Perez
Fiat Tn
Tver Cameus
Emile Cardinal
Carillon
Houston Farm
Rouston Rels
Sail Ba
Uomero
Garventay
Dell Dente
Jenaine
Skrecepork
Altin Geedner
Gill Asx
Amy
Shreveport Club
Final Scores in Texas Open
Names and numbers from Texas Open results appear scattered with many OCR errors. The tally lists participants from San Antonio to Denver and New York, including Beninces, Treva Harkoey, Willie Mecutre, and others, with assorted numeric codes that seem like scores or identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clare
Blognsfield
Ah Lend
Align
Bane
Dudley Weil
Igscend
Hinney Leaver
New York
Treva Harkoey Samatsimeaccnusetts
Mevey Dents
Sani
Tod Meneter
San Amuro
Vivatt Carpenter
Dale
Zareaville
Bas Antonio
Latona
Denver
Edwen Steele
San’ Antons
Wooman
Orange
Texm
Alez Wiimaj
Kindison
Wiacanaln
Aieh Warrentnd Talers
St-Loe
Zinvton Nelatn
Work
Warsh
Wey Mevanezitt Dales
Tek Grout
York Worth
Ban Antoni
Martinzee
Wensey
del Rio
Sal Antonio
Ehilip Gaories
Faberly
Teen Wore
Ry Tielito
Jiu Jitsu On Mat Program At Friday Exposition
Khmer Quibbe promoted jiu jitsu on the mat with main event opponent Taiteio Higami as part of a Friday night wrestling card. Promoter Trilph Sammonly and Cowboy Todily Waters appear in semifinals and opening bouts amid a chaotic, low-fidelity report from the Texas region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todily Waters
Wrot Weeeller
Otis Amarillo
Aletricit
Pater
Hammona Wald
Alen
Rogge
Alama
Meetin
Henry Staeff
Mpaleta
Hea
Texas Open Golf Gossip and Tigered Tales at Urackenridge
A garbled Texas Open golf writeup traces post round scene at the Urackenridge clubhouse with players Tom Tally and Sarazen. It notes a 78 round by Tom and misadventures on the course and in the water hazards, plus autograph seekers and a chaotic finish with few clear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tally
Condimion
Alex
Tom
Bandits Foiled In Bid For Golf Fund
Quick inking by Vom dioNamara and Special Officer Gonnen halted a robbery during a charity golf tournament near a canal south of the clubhouse. Bandits looted a cigar box with tournament tickets and papers, forced McNamara to the wall, then fled as Canton fired a warning shot to draw attention. The hostage escaped as officers tried to locate the suspects afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vom dioNamara
McNewara
Gonnen
Nlap
Namarans
Cartan Wua
McNanirn
McNamara
Canton
Tham
Heer
Oilers Face Flyers as Morart Injury Improves
St Louis Flyers visit Pulse Oilers as Honnie Morart recovers from a skate cut. Hospital reports Morart should be discharged within a week if no complications arise. Buffalo Majors players Bouchant and De Baul to join the Birren in Chicago after club disbandment. Goyer and Singer released by St Louis. Sunday results: Duluth 4 Kansas City 1. Rangers 1 Blackhawks 0. Detroit Olympica 2 Pittsburgh 1. New York Americans 4 Montreal 2.
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ST. Touts
Honnie Morart
Pulse Oilers
American Hockey League
Oilers
St. Louis Flyers
IQUIS
t—Uarey Taber
Ballis
Amecican
Meockey
Scunday
AL Duluthy Duluth
Kansas City
Agett
Wex York Rangers
Cafenen Blackhawks
Detroit
Detroit Olympica
Pittedursh
New York
New York Americats
Montreal Marans
Seg Haven
New Haven
Beendevcland
Thultalo
Cleveined
Escort Swinges Golf Club Girl Killed Near Los Angeles
A malformed OCR report alleges a fatal accident in which a companion during an indoor golf practice swing caused the death of Min Helen Stone, 45, at a residence near Del Stoy. The account names Molly wood and Hay flen Pylbian but is obscured by garbled text and unclear locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO Angeles
Gol Eli
Ewcort
Min
Helen Stone
del Stoy
Mollywood
Hayflen Pylbian
Tala el Ip
Welch
War Ateyck
Girls' League Match Recap and Upcoming Games
The Girls' League features Barroy’s Syiris and MnEnge delivering strong showings as Honble-boater Mt Can Normoyle. All teams, including hospital nurses, won three games apiece by mid Monday. Referee Matis Pun ter and Helen Kolnizie managed the clock as the league resumes with matches against State Hospital and DP, linking to upcoming contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbory
Syiris
Narure
Mewlar Wight
Gaute
Mt Can Normoyle
Holh
Pmme
Finiaires
Cuenta
Benuinier
Matis Punter
Helen Kolnizie
Richer Whiseday
Uridas
Woellach Jake
Accs
Rain Dampens Polo Program Schedule
Rain forced the cancellation of a polo match between Wiclita Falls and Fort Sam Wourton slated for Monday at Harbord Gold. Air Corpa Gold beat San Antonio US ciclory with Beverly and Ycede leading scorers. An early basketball tangle in the Tig Six race has Missouri at Columbia with several key showdowns upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiclita Falls
Fort Sam Wourton
Harbord Gold
Brookesridge Park
Air Corpa Gold
San Antonio
Khicut
Grusge
Apont
Beverly and
Ycede
Jaller
Billy Durke
Kansan Civy
Columbia
Ecole Elainm
Nebraske
Lainceln Venlas
Wansas
Amor
Saurtoy
Koosas State
Nebraskia
Lincolt
Oklahoma
Missouri
Mexico Eleven Crushes Certa 14-0 in High Scoring Soccer
The Mexico eleven defeated Certa 14-0 Sunday afternoon in a high scoring game that set a local record, while Monterey tied Netlounly 1-1 and Germania edged Anahiunc 2-1. Apolonia Charles suffered a broken leg in Germania Anahuac scrimmage amid ongoing season play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Certa
Tfrernoon
Ehpsmpiodhin
Seaamu
Monterey
Germania
Anahiunc
Apolonia Charles
Anahuac
Ng Goelons
Bunday
Artisau
Mex
Roteran
Horsemens purse cuts prompt resignation and delay
Officials announced purse reductions after financial losses in the current campaign. The move, presented as unavoidable, will not affect daily racing operations or upcoming events. In sports, Wichita Henrys defeated Seger Grech 21-10-85 in a basketball game that went to overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leek
TULGN
Wichita Henrys
Tory
Seger Grech
Missoni Valley
Manning and Curtis Scramble for Jobs
Joe Manning and Janex Curtis seek steady work after a threefold bond at Beathoven hail Wednesday night. Two weeks of employment lie ahead as they pursue prize bearing opportunities offered by a valley promoter. Louis Albert and techuses hope this will seal the bets testing into endpoints right from the Teer pos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Curtis
Joe Manning
Janex Curtis
Beathoven
Saven Bond
Bicarenl
Valiey
Nature
Louis
Albert
Golf Event Nets Charity About $1500 Says Pfeil
The eleventh annual Beack Bridge Park Oxen Open golf tournament completed Sunday night with pro Clarence Clark and others. Treasurer Tom McNamara reported gate receipts and prizes, with about $1500 to be turned over to charity after expenses. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event and projected ticket sales and a possible $600 to $1200 in receipts from the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeil
Beackbridge Park
Clarence Clark
Riant Thomfiell
N. J
Axurel
Aetfording
Arthur Teil
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Troo
Pratin
Junior Chamber of Vorsmerer
Tournaiment Officiale
Pri
Tnellentalls
Hnermlas
de Recelyts
Belsween
Skotal
Tom McNamarto
Treasher
Teportrd Sunray
Opera Ing Dig
Coffe Spretatera Pall
Satunday
Weymul ‘Sundae
Tokernment Committee
Nuracha
Money Winners in Texas Open Golf Tourney
Prize money distributed among players in the Texas Open golf tourney. Clarence Clerk, Arat won $400. Gene Savezeo placed second with $3160. Amery Cooper claimed third and fourth totaling $250. Sagingzan and Telt tied for third and fourth. Witty Cox earned sixth with $3160. Dave Hackney won seventh and a fraction of money in amateur pro events. Ray Manzenas earned fourth and third money in the memorial event. Ralph Gil tied for ninth with $63.50. Metz tied ninth and tenth. Kirkwood, eleventh to thirteenth with $30. Mancre eleventh to thirteenth. Slackbouan seventh to thirteenth with £50. Esplonan fourteenth with $80. Lante tied fifteenth. Lellr fifteenth with $25. Tagutre seventeenth with a quarter of prize. Faletti eighteenth with $28. Ton Aispraale and Ben Hogan noted in amateur prize list with smaller sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clerk
Gene Savezeo
Amery Cooper
Ted
Sagingzan
File Des Telt
Witty Cox
Sifth
Dave Hackney
Aventh
Ray Manzenas
Elebls
Wae
Ralph Gil
Metz
Jos Kirkwood
Tous Mancre
Teelish
Lelte Slackbouan
Ate Esplonan
Ted Lante
Tom Lellr
Willie
Chiros Battle Kansas Five In Return Match
Kansas City spring National AAU tournament looms as the Kansas Stage Line All-Stars from Texas Chiropractic College prepare for a return game against the Chiros at Woodlawn Lake after a last week win. Coach Virgil Winters cites grit as the Chiros pressed the All-Stars who claim national amateur titles this season, while the Wichita team plans to join the AAU journey to Kansas City and likely face the Linus quintet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Texas Chiropractic College Hawke
Woodlawn Lake
All-Stars
Wichita Henrys
A. S
Sey
Chicos
Monterrey
Miesino
Virgil Winters
Ghiros
Banans City
Linus
Missouri Valley Second Half Opener At Stillwater
The Missouri Valley second half tips off with Creighton at Oklahoma Aggies in Stillwater as the Bluejays chase two wins to clinch at least a tie for the title. Creighton then visits Des Moines Friday with Fridley and Deake, completing a busy week including Syracuse and Washington dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Creighton
Oklahoma Aggies
Stillwater
Bluejays
Lhey Gil
Giri
Drate
Notre Dame Exes Edge USC Alumni In Rainy Tilt
Jack Elder scored as a group of Notre Dame ex players led by Frank Carideo defeated ex-USC on a rain soaked field 12 to 6. Brubaker of Loyola scored the visitors touchdown with final score uncertain while attendance was reported as moderate in Angeles on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Elder
Notre Dame
Angeles
Scorier
Teay
Dame
Frank Carideo
University of Southern California
Brubaker
Loyola
Arto
Mate Assigned Top Weight At Belmont
A 128 pound weight was assigned to Mate for the rhrotetrapolitan handicap at Belmont Park during the spring meeting. Seventy two other thoroughbreds, including Bautonise, Firing Feels and Top Flight, are eligible for the race. Zack Miller plans a fabro at Laredo for the Washington’s birthday calchpation on February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate
Belmont
New York
Westwick
Telmont Park
Toneo
Laredo
Zack
Miller Ie
Washingtons
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Cops
Sarazen
Cont
Ted Oe
Jack Specht
Brackenridge Park
Champ
Perez S. A
Texas
Claraice Clack
Urackenridge
Ariud
Siate
Maren Brooks
Benke Indo
Senarlitey
Tigh Carpenter
Hig Money Chaneea Merally
Hee
Tye
Hou
Pinrida
Gus Morelane
Wind
Colt
Rab
Saracen
Gus
Tram Miyamoto
Tilley Bell
Horace
Page
Golf Fund
Inge
Suse Markes Aragsie
Dane Oan Wi
Bu Toowis
Kenyan Biles
Syed Ed
Rita Ro
Duluth
Teeee AL
Tulsa
Suniny
Wilew
Fiorerts
Ann
Hien
Walker
Chiros
Kansas Five
Missouri Valley
Almir
M.j.roose
Maverick Building
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