Putter leads Demaret in Tucson Open golf
Aziz Tucson Feb 2 Dim Demaret recalls an old putter as eight players shoot 64s or better in the Tucson open third round. Ray Mangrum matched a course record 64, while Demaret sits one stroke ahead in a tight field. Lead changes and strong rounds mark a competitive two rounds at the El Rio course.
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Tucson
Aziz
Dim Demaret
el Rio
Houston
Texas
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Harry’ ‘Told
Dallas
Chaandler Harper
Portsmouth
Hey
George Schneltes
Salt Lake City
Utah
Whith
Demaret
Navy
Vitetory
Oakland
San Franciare
Western
New Orleans
Petersburg
Augusta
Kat Walter
Bears and Razorbacks Vie for Southwest Conference Lead
Southwest Conference race tightens as Baylor and Arkansas emerge as top contenders after recent wins. Baylor blasts Texas Christian while Arkansas thumps SMU. Texas and Texas A&M also win or host opponents as week two ends with no national games scheduled.
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Baylor
Hogs
Arkansas
Arkansis
Brek
Southern Methodist
Fayetteville
Texas Christian
Lavels
Wato
Joop
Texas
Stoors
Longhorns
Austin
Texas A
Huntsville
San Houstong State
Metaha
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Foo Kak
Fatty
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Morton
Isi
Nowtanwl
Epimunday
Tabersan
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Ernst
Arwinan Gaba
Curtin
Hansenne Makes American Debut At Millrose Games
New York set to host a packed Millrose program at Madison Square Garden with Marcel Mansenr Frenelman facing Leslie MacMitchell for the Wanamaker Mile. Hansenne makes his American debut amid a strong field including Tommy Quinn Bil Mellawipe Bill Leonard and Jimmy Herbert in the 400 and other events. MacMitchell projects a 4.11 pace while Hansenne eyes 4.14 despite lung concerns from the smoky Garden air. Ed Bugger Harney Ewell and Stan Callender lead other sprint and distance showpieces as the meet features 34 college entrants and a slate of elite invitational runners.
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New York
Tilleen
Madison Square Garden
Marcel Mansenr Frenelman
Leslie MacMitcnell
Halder
Tommy Quinn
Bil Mellawipe
Gly Rents Ment “Athletic Association
York
Bill Leonard
Nate Dame
Hansenne
Hanson
Paris
Sweden
Gunder Haegg
Mack Tcmell Tanserne
MacMitchell
Navy
Herbert
Harney Ewell
Ed Bugger
Walls
Servo and Robinson Fight Set May 24 in New York
Marty Servo, new welterweight champion, beat Freddie Cochrane in four rounds at Madison Square Garden, earning a $50,000 purse but costing Servo a net loss after expenses. He announced Robinson will challenge for the crown on May 24, with further tuneups planned at MSG.
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Uy Lawsun
Larvel
New York
UINSS
Marty Servo
New Ward
Ray Robinson
Servo
Freddie
Red” Cochrane
al Weill
Robinson
Ft Robins
Fiead
Madison Square Garen
Cochrane
Serva
Ingoon
Knochkuut-Orne
Serva Dangles
Servas
WAVES and WACs Clash in Corpus Christi Showdown
The WAVES face the WACs in a Corpus Christi game at Port Salur night. In a later men’s match, Cary’s Cherish won 29 6 12, highlighting a rough contest and showcasing local service teams.
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Corpus Chvisii Naval Air] Station
Fort Sam Howsten
Sam
Salur
Halistod
Technicians' School
North Cary
Aru
Se Thegies
Lkeit Siiata
WAVES
WACS
Corpus Christi
Carys Cherish Wonner
Sweepstakes Golf at Brackenridge Park This Sunday
Sweepstakes golf event at Brackenridge Park Sunday with a $5 entry all prize money to the pot. Starling Umes reserved 10 to 12:30 for tee times, players may start any hour. Kelly Pield Civilian Golf Association holds semimonthly sweepstakes at Riverside Park Saturday and Sunday with handicaps from previous tourney and a bogey format offering five prizes.
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Swechyeakes
Brackenridge Park
Kelly Pield Civilian Golf Association
Riverside Park
Houston Girls in Cage Contest Here
Houston girls basketball fans will see the Richey Gracers of Pers Jon as they host a benefit game Saturday night at Brack oiripe gym. The program includes MCA Independents versus Wesley Moise at 7 30 after a 2 30 tip off. Proceeds go to Mary McCord and Kelly dager hospital patients. Starling Heep led visitors with forwards Annir Sesryska and Marjorig Marsh, and guards Netty Wills, Sis Koll and Red Mshoney. Reserves include Vari White Sissie Mackey Pete Barbe and Bobby Wines. Kellys team, 25 men, is formed from Supply and Payroll transfers.
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Richey
Pers Jon
Aanen
Wesley Moise
Gale
Mary McCord
Kelly
Breten
Naene
Starling Heep
Pokey Beaumien
Annir Sesryska
Marjorig Marsh
Netty Wills
Sis Koll
Red Mshoney
Vari White
Sissie Mackey
Pete Barbe
Bobby Wines
Manienaret
1948 Award Finally Reaches Dean Cromwell
Angeles Feb 2 Dean F. H. Cromwell veteran track mentor of the University of Southern California received a special watch after three years delay due to World War II. The award honors his feat of guiding the Trojans to nine consecutive NCAA track championships.
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Angeles
Dean FH. Cromwell
Vateran
Erick Dench
University of Southern California
Veneratia
Trojans
Zivic Loses To Bell In Detroit Welterweight Bout
DETROIT February 2 Fritzie Zivic failed to keep pace with ONeill Bell as Bell won a 10 round decision at Olympia. Bell weighed 152 pounds to Zivics 149. Bell pressed most of the bout and finished strong with both hands as the final bell rang.
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Detroit
Fritzie Zivic
O'Neill Bell
Olympia
Bell
Zivie
District 65 8 Nigewond High cage tournament final set
District 65 8 Ninewond High School hosts a cage tournament with Ron Raiders defeating Urine Charlie 74 to 12 in a preliminary game. Garisting High seats at 2pm as two heats determine finalists. Sourdanton meets Pensanton in the second heat, with the final scheduled Saturday night. The district 65 8 title comes through a series of preliminaries and a final on February 16.
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Nigewond High School
Ron Raiders
Taki Om
Raterday
Diarkit Agarins
Sourdanton
Pensanton
Ceownty
Houston
San Antonin
Lanier Edges Edison as 28 A race tightens deadlock
Lanier Voks pull even with Hatlasdale Iidians after a 40 40 tie with Skot Wells Blue Devils on Friday night. South San Antonio Bobrats top Edison Tears to claim undisputed third, with Lanier Hot Wells in a tense chase and key players like Ted Castellano, Tom Lowrie, Walter Kiborn, and Barborak turning in scoring sprees.
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Hot Wells Court
Lanier
Hatlasdale
Edison
South San
Ted Castellano
Woles
Ital Wolly
Bthe Hai
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Tom Lowrie
Hot Wells
Elson
Wness
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Bn Edison
Tanlon
Chattersg
Arsene ES
Calera
Rodrigniog
St Marys University Raters Defeat Wesley Mause 41 31
City League game saw St Marys University Raters lead 20 11 at halftime and hold on to beat Wesley Mause 41 to 31 Friday night at the gymnasium.
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St. Mary's University Raters
Wesley Mause
St. Mary's. Igymnasium
Davis Cup Draw Sets US Opponents In Europe Zone
In Melbourne, the United States draws the Philippines in the Davis Cup zone elimination. Britain faces France in a key European pairing while other first round matches include Spain against Switzerland and Yugoslavia against Turkey. New Zealand awaits the Western Hemisphere winner.
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Europe
Great Britain
France
Australia
Joan Latham
Atlons Pele Drasyn
Self
Trowask
Austrsila
Wan
Adrian Quist
John Bromwich
U.S
Bobby Riggs
Don Jude
Mexico
Canada
Britain
Spain
Switzerland
Oslovakia
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Devpl
Benmark
China
Belgium
Monaco
Sweden
Netherlands
Ireland
New Zealand
Austral
Latham
Ole Bow
Picweo
Jack Crawford
Harry Klopman
IL AL Dil
Lawn ‘Tennis Associaton
Gots
Norman Brooks
Australian Labororius Association
Act
Jefferson High Mustangs Extend District Lead in 55 18 Victory
Jefferson High Mustangs defeated Kerrville Nyx Antlers 55 to 18 to claim their seventh District 16-AA win and 18th overall. Pat Knight scored 18 points, Ellis Wilson 13, as Jefferson built an 18-3 first quarter lead and led 31-7 at halftime. Brackenridge idle, Tech led Corpus Christi, and Teck's win kept the race tight with Brackenridge. Teams: Jefferson, Kerrville Nyx Antlers, Brackenridge, Tech, Corpus Christi, Burbank, Laredo, Austin. Dates and exact venue: Jefferson gymnasium.
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Nyy Antlers
Kerrville
Jefferson Gymnasium
Brackenridges
Eagies
Jeff
Burbank Bulldogs
Wagle
San Antonio
Iech
Pat Knight
Ellis Wilson
Mustang
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Jor Barton
Tech
Denton
Corpus
Deiferson
Sup
Knight
Janna
Witte
Wilgan
Rote & Ferming
Boal
Carter
Newman
Luts
Dayer
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Tenergike
Mich Yet
Danner
steOniigs
Cantweal
Reed
Bernal
Sehauer
Dayton
Sevanee
Araya
Ramos
Veltman on Beam As Central Wins
Veltman scored 12 points to pace Central Catholic Buttons to a 41-28 victory over the WMT Panthers. Central led 16 to 9 at halftime. Other scorers included Vander Zee 14 for the Panthers and Toscana 8, Sobieska 8, Muir 4, Rogers 3, Tichter 3 for Central.
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Central Catholic Buttons
WMT
Panthers
Rein Vane der Zeee
Central
Central—Syasin
Toscana
Veitmin
Sobieska
Madr
Green
Kent Qusanova
Garva Vandenzers
Muir
Stuart
Rogers
Tichter
Bell Taxi
Ats
Lee Winner Edges Ryan in Rough Midweight Bout
Lee a former Grand Island Neb middleweight from Los Angeles won a close in round decision over Jackie Ryan of San Francisco at Tollywood Liginn stadium. The bout featured a stamp pang battle with no knockdowns and Lee weighed 193 pounds to Ryan's 152.
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Lee
Hollywood
Don Lee
Grand Island
Los Angeles
Jackie Ryan
San Francisco
Ryan
Fight Results From New York to Philadelphia Boxing Matches
Boxing results listed from New York to Philadelphia with fighters including Marty Servo Sehirraduly and Joe Todeneuez. Numerous bouts show decisions and knockouts across cities such as Detroit Worcester Boston Providence and San Diego with various scores and outpoints.
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New York
Marty Servo
Sehirraduly
N.Y
Central
Falla Ry
Trunswick
Matna
Nobtihy Podev
Portland
Ernie Gina
Weal Warwick
Joe Collett
Raat
Providence
San Diaggo
Cal
Leon Spencer
Detroit
Tire
Chivo Carvajal
Dawn
Nox
Oy Gam
Francisco
Alr
Hay Tinoyn
Ran Prandiees
Baning Hughes
Tetralt
Villanueva Wins Six Rounds In New Orleans Bout
Hein Villanueva battered Jose Andrea in a six round decision at 125 3 4 pounds here in New Orleans. The Texas based fighter dominated the action, earning a clear victory in a tough contest.
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New Orleans
Hein Villancuva
San Antona
Texas
Jose Andrea
Iaight
College basketball results from across many colleges
A long list of basketball scores from various colleges and service teams, with teams like Manhattan, Fordhorn, Cathedral, Buffalo, Swarthmore, West Virginia Wesleyan, Georgia Tech, Florida, Virginia Tech, Oklahoma A and M, DePaul, Northwestern, Purdue, and many others reported. Scores span a wide range and include overtime results and neutral-site showings, reflecting a broad midseason tally.
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Associated Press
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Manhattan
Fordhorn
Fuel Schuyler
Cathedral
Indiantown Gap
Fort Mrode
Mdj
Galaudet
Washington
Callene
Univeratty
Buffalo
Wredonia State ‘Teachers College
Rock ‘Feachers
California
Teneneta
Trenton State
Jersey ‘City
Pennsylvania Military College
Swarthmore
SOUTH
Davidnon
College At Johmrieston
Newberry
Citadel
Arkansas State
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Ouachita AQ
Hendrix
Memphis
NATTC
Camp Rabingon
Furman
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Hiwassee
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NAS
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Curtis Bey
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Norfolk Naval Training Station
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Hampden Sydney
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University of Mississippi
Butllraps
Loyola
Camp Shelby Mina
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Amporlaraska Wesleyan Weachers Aly Iowa Nive
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Steinson
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Iowa
Daaig Wesleyan
North jCentral College
ML Union
Thiel
Central Michigan
Assumption
Comite
Kenyan
Nebraska
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State
Washington Daive Laws
Tulsa University
Ti UN
Ball State
Benjamin Morrison
Atulevsvir Collek
Northwestern
Purdue
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Southwest Missouri State
Axion
Kent State
Kentucks
Wilbertores
Warrenatung Mtn Tanchers
Maryville Teachers II
Southwest
Arkansas Il
Buster New Mexico
New Mexico
Imeauitute
Arizona State
Tenon
Atlaona State College
Flagstaff
Whitmoat
Gon
Univer
Nyenda
Chico State
Montana Sinte
Montana
Navy
Sir Dicey
University of California
AL Ct
Ragien W. Fon
Columsia
Portland
Three Women Tie For First In Brackenridge Golf Tourney
Mas M Niederman Mrs Jon West and Mrs Hob Ravhee each posted net 77 to share the lead in the weekly San Antonio Women’s Golf Association event at Brackenridge Park. Niederman claimed the net prize under the Western breakdown rule. Players will not compete next Friday due to a Teas Open.
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Mas
M. J. Niederman
Jon West
Hob Ravhee
San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Niederman
Alamo League Scores Narrow Upsets Friday Night
In Alamo league play Brackenridge edged Central Catholic 19 to 0 while Jefferson defeated Burbank 25 to 20 and Brackenridge topped D turned back Toe 42 to 40 in a Friday slate of games.
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Brackenridge
Central Catholic
Jefferson
Wen
Burbank
Chicago Bowling Tournament Highlights and Player Standings
Read today about the Chicago bowling championship with top totals and notable performances. Veterans and rising stars, including Lin Lau, Stanley Stuxo, and Albert Walter, post strong scores as Cleveland, Euclid, and Chicago clubs vie for top placements amid a crowded field and historic totals.
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Rep
Yan —Arfeilsh
Immuary Uf
TKO
Adea
Stanley Stuxo
Buck
Cinere
Toptawert
Chaves Lawaehe
Euclid
Ohio
Twin, Labs
Otunn Jewlery
Stan Weselare
Minneanais
Albert Walter
Chuck O'Donaltl
Tack Moore
Charles Wilkinson O
Mainete
Medics Triumph In Rough Army Arena Tilt
Nick Okruch led the Medics with 14 points as the Fourth Army edged the opposing team 47 to 40 at Sporty Arena. Okruch hit key baskets while teammates Yur cluk Parker and O’Malley contributed points in a close game.
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Achany
Sam Niouaten
Nick Okruch
Meonlullog
Ted
Fourth Army
Okerch
Yurcluk
Parker
Pelowy
Cards to Hang Onto Pitchers Says Breadon
Sam Breadon, famed for excess pitchers, remains in his hotel room during midwinter meetings and shows no sign of selling any. The opening day games are set for April 16, with National League matchups including Philadelphia at New York and Pittsburgh at St. Louis, and American League games featuring Washington at Detroit and New York at Philadelphia.
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New York
Sam Breadon
Forday
Cardinal
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Permialt
Philadelphia
Branklyn
Boston
Littsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chiago
Cardinal owner Breadon vows not to sell top pitchers
Breadon states many of his best pitchers are not for sale as spring training nears. Manager Dyer agrees, aiming to win the pennant and evaluating who should remain with the team. A joint meeting of the two leagues is set to discuss park use and bonus bans for signed players.
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Breadon
Dyer
Eddie Myer
Mel Ott
Glants
Johnny Beazley
Harry Brecheen
Max Lanier
George Munger
Howie Pollet
Willy Decarlon
Eddie
Tike Dyer Dors
Wat
Belai
A. B
Slippy Chandlev
Sunday Schools In West Side Junior League Actions
In West Side Junior Sunday School league play on Friday Uiwmusayacoriginated La Trinidad Methodist lost 35 to 2 to Mexican Presbyterian imine Whosoever Mission while Alazan Scouts defeated House of Neighborly Services 16 to 2.
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Mexican’ Presbyterian
Alazan
House of Neighborly Services
West Side
Wheatley and Lions to Clash in District Basketball Game
Phillis Wheatley seniors will meet the Anderson negro team of Austin in a district high school basketball game at Central Playground. The match is billed as an annual athletic grudge with the rival schools and will start at 8 o'clock Saturday night.
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Phillis Wheatley
Lions
Anderson Negro Eam of
Austin
Central Playground Pumrash
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