Locke Hogan In Early Links Closed By Weather
Golfing notables including Bobby Locke and Ben Hogan are delayed by wet conditions at Brackenridge as the Texas Open weather dampens plans. Players arrive by car or air from Tucson San Francisco Phoenix and nearby towns for the pro am event starting Friday with $2000 first prize at Tucson twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lock
Benny Mogan
Willow Springs
Lawson Lillie
Locke
Reg Taylor
Tucson
Uvalde
San Antonio
San Francisco
Phoenix
Lorkt
Brackenridge
Logan
Hogan
Stewart
Skip" Alexander
North
Busy Sunday Ahead Of Alec Chesser
Alec Chesser of Radio Station KITE has a packed Sunday schedule with hourly health updates from Bracken Ridge, a 6 75 p m roundup, and a ceremony at Madison Square Presbyterian Church at 8 0 p m Miss Sybil Chastang, musical director at Station KALC, is noted as the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Chesser
KITE
Healthes
Brackenridge Quirk
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
San Metinide
Horton Smith Triumphs and Tees Off Again in Texas Open
Johnny Janes reports Horton Smith, the veteran golfer, toasts himself in milk while planning a return to the Texas Open at Willow Dipper. The field includes Bill Mehyholm, Byron Nel, and notable foreign stars like Bobby Locke, Enrique Bertolino, and Roberto Vicentio. Smith notes rising competition, with 80 capable players and mentions sidelined veteran Sideline by Knee Brunit, who undergoes knee cartilage surgery and plans to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Janes
Willow Dipper
Warren Smith
the Sun
Bill Mehyholm
San Antonio
Tore
Byron Nelso
Msetisinn
Gon Hagan
Brackenridge
Luockes
Ulopsus
Demares
Joplin
Detrell jGolf
Somne Stunstine
Aiud
Ralnt
Knre Bnuth
Hast Simmer
St. Louis
Detroit
Smith
Polt
Open Spots Set for Texas Open Qualifiers at San Antonio
Manager Reuben Albaugh expects at least 50 players from Wednesday’s 148-hole qualifying at the Fi. Sam Houston course to reach the Texas Open, with up to 150 in the field plus exemptions. The exact number of qualifiers depends on exempt players, and the first group tees off at 9 a.m. Admission to the qualifier is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournamts
Reuben Albaugh
Sam Houston
I Brackenridge Park
San Antonio
Lucson
Torney
Albanoi
P.G.A
Albaugh
Richarz and Hay Wedding at Jefferson Methodist Church
Trinity University figures Richarz director Wilbert Harold Richarz and Any Sherrett Hay wed at Jefferson Methodist Church in Sudan Texas. Richarz a Trinity graduate, Hay a Trinity senior to earn a bachelor of science. she belongs to Lancerettes Spurs Bios Scho-Lea Club and Alpha Chi. Engagement announced for Trinity footballer Morton Shells and Joyce Gurwitz of Three Rivers. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Harold Richarzg
Trinity University
Richarz
Sherrett Hay
2. D. Hay
Sudan
Texas
Jefferson Methodist Church
Trinity
Morton Shells
Joyce Gurwitz
Jack A. Gurwits
Three Rivers
Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Postpones Weekly Event
The Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Association will not stage its weekly fourball tournament Wednesday due to Texas Open activities scheduled for that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Association
Swedes Lead In Fifth Winter Olympics Events
Sweden surged to top team standings with a 40 km ski relay win and a 10 km speed skating success, while the U S failed to score in hockey though its Amateur Hockey Association squad beat Sweden 5 2. Barbara Ann Scott dominated ladies compulsory figures as Gretchen Merrill faltered to seventh in a tense ice day.
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ST. Morez
Switzerland
Sweden
United States
Jack Teatin
New Haven
Cent
Barbara Ann Scott
Canada
America
Gretchen Merrill
Boston
Taye
Norway
Lon
Ake Seiiarth
Olympic Stadium
Nils Descassen
Nils Tapp
Gunnar Erikkson
Marti Lindstrom
Scariis
Thhey
Johnny Werkel
Minneapolis
Correy Engen
Iuntsville
Utah
Wendell Broomhall
Rumford
Mondan
Yboggnetee
Hetele Ie
Averee Faratad
John Worker
Minnieapolis
Minn
Thisher
Mon'a Dawamill Sit
Henni Oreillet
Range
Jack Heidel
Hall Lake City
Hedy Schlunegser
Switeer Laid
DSH Js
Bryhnne Grasinen
Merge i Higaebt
Sinigher
Englewood
N. J
Tosk
Poland
Trinity Falls to East Texas in Lone Star Loop clash
Trinity's 43 42 edge late in the fourth quarter slips as East Texas edges Trinity by a final margin of 46 43. Trinity forward Tommie Watt scores five field goals and three free throws while Bob Chambers exits with a knee injury and Pete Murphy battles an ankle issue. Houston and Stephen F. Austin prepare to meet in Waco Doches amid Lone Star action.
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Trinity
Lone Star
Texas Styte
Las Marcos
Southwest Texas State
East Texans
San Antonio
Trinity Gym
Tommy Watt
Brackenridge High School
Stan
Read
Bob Chambers
Pete Murphy
Tiger Guard
University of Houston
Stephen F. Austin
Wacogdoches
Arte Tait
Mrhnomwiel
College Basketball Scores From Various Colleges
A mosaic of college basketball results is listed with teams such as Northwestern, Notre Dame, Westmin, Saint Benedicts, Trinity, and Texas Mines among others. Scores include Northwestern 4, Notre Dame 64 and Western Kentucky 83, Centre 90, plus multiple regional results and notable mentions of teams like Wofford, Oklahoma A and M, and Portland State in a dense, OCR-scrambled rundown.
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Dale West Sorloufield Blute
Maryville
Lerga
St. Benedicts
Notre Dame
Sentueny
Water Wetton
Grau Hamline
Cyrralla
Routh Dakota
Rome Tin
Rothinogs
Alon Mankato
Moorhead Ri Ina
Menenestae GS
Testi Hen
Mili
Retators
Craileon
Chuttuy Peile
Parsons
Yas
TSU
Obimuluce Bratch
Oklahoma A. & M
Connors Covita
Boultern
Oregon
Sun Feattelsace
State
Tor
Scott Returns To Missions In 1948 Reassignment
William J Rul Scott returns to the Missions after a prior stint with San Antonio before the war. A right handed pitcher with service league experience at Sinson and Kelly fields, he pitched 1441 innings for Toledo in the American Association last summer. He has been assigned to San Antonio for 1948 with the Mud Hens last six for the 1947 season and an earned run average noted as well.
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William J
Rul" Scott
Missions
Slimdim
Will Sam Antonio
Sinson
Kelly Fields
Toledo
San Antonio
The
Mudhens
Mls
Scott
Bill Ossey
William
Houston Toys
Travis Street
Lynch Stays At Amarillo Despite Open Positions
Amarillo February report states head football coach Ed ward Lynch will remain at Amarillo High School through his June 1938 contract, despite rumors of moves to Waco Corpus Christi or Jefferson. He told the school board he plans to stay, with resignation possible only if the board accepts it. 17 years on the staff, head since 1938. Also noted are college football plans at Texas A&M and San Antonio Jefferson coach Bones Irvin visiting College Station for spring drills, with Stitler taking over next September.
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Amarillo
Idward Lynch
Amarillo High School
Waco
Corpus Christi
Jefferson
San Antonio
Lynch
Steel
Sandie
Blair Cherry
University of Texas Stud
College Station
Ins
Barlow “Bones” Irvin
San Anatonio
Thomas Jefferson
Harry Stitler
A and M
Faways
Stitler
Thurman
Oughout" Jones
Bill Dubose
Jones
Dubose
Aggie
San Antonio Texas Leagues Prospect Roy Sievers Emerges
Sportlights profile of Roy Sievers, a Beaumont high school graduate, viewed as a rising baseball star from Hanibal Missouri. He is expected to jump from Class D Hannibal to Class AA San Antonio within a season or two, with Browns scouts projecting major league potential by 1949 or 1950. Ray Gillespie endorses Sievers and notes Browns’ minor league profits and strong San Antonio prospects amid a cautious team outlook.
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Fynynteude
Roy Sievers
Seevers
Ogltielder
San Antonio
Texas Baseball League
Hannibal
St Louis Browns
Central Association
Browns
Beaumont ‘Igh School
St Louis
Wally Roettger
Ray Steger
Ray Gillespie
St. Louis
Iown
Mexico
Tay
Ray
Gillespie
Ynade
Bill Osley
The
Missions Fee
Nee
Toledo
Birthday Gift Brings Notre Dame Victory Over Kentucky
Notre Dame basketball coach Hd Krauses celebrated his birthday as Notre Dame beat Kentucky 64 to 10. The Irish extended their home winning streak to 38 games, while Kentucky suffered its second loss in 20 starts. Kevin PShea led Notre Dame with 25 points, with John Foley and Leo Barnhouse adding 14 each. Alex Groza and Ralph Beard led Kentucky with 23 and 19 points respectively.
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South Bend, Ltd
Notre Dame
Hd Krauses
Trish
Kentucky
Kevin Pshea
John Foleyand
Leo Barnhover
Alex Groza
Ralph Berd Sanls
Pro-Amateur Golf Wins With 69 Best-Ball Score
Fortner Joyplin Mo and Col Juhi Browning led a 40-person field at Ft. Sam Houston in a best-ball format. Twenty pros and twenty amateurs played in twosomes as rain fell. Milton Marusic Albany Fidel Barpera paired for best ball and Woodrow Tucker with Col. John F. Day finished third with 72.
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Fortner
Joyplin
Juhi Browning
Ft. Sam Houston
Milton Marusic
Albany
Fidel Barpera
Woodrow ‘Tucker
Col
John F. Day
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Sol Frank
E. Houston ST
Horton Smith
Potting Wizard
Guess Tcu
Texas Christian University
Austin
Tony
Baylor
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Marties
Houston
Galveston
Brownsville
Port Isabel
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Newtex Steamship Corp
WNEW
York Westladelimia Halt Oiote
Noneone Biliate At
Ston
Shownsville
DAC
Lone Star Loop
Coresberge Haskere
Pet
Pis
Sam “Houston
Southwest
Vera
Houston Univ
Unity
North Texas
Southwest Ouster
Univ
Stephen
Nacoxdonlies
Southwest Texas Va
Houston University
Wanstna
Stenien F. Austin
Denton
Stephen FL Austin
Hest Texas
Commercity Univ
Associated
Cy Beton
Panzerth
Muntclair
John Beste
Ursala
Cywerco Este
Elizahet Town
Leia Ravel
Bettury St. Keane Rewarle Walkers
de Erent AG
Mathc
Sainte Teachers
Westmin Wer
Buddy Wilson
Ennis
Slider
Texas A
Iell
C Parks
Aiseyes
USA
ROCER
Crp
Ea Racneach
Sasak Ea Fameesolemg Ata
Sportlights
Harold Scherwitz
Antonio
Gilespie
Kit Kat Klub
Wright Sporting Goods
Bob Holleron
Brackenridge Park
Early Times Distillery Company
Roussvhle, Kentucky
Target Brownie
Ansco Tonks Vlasse
Angoplen Mou
RTAL
Angus
Gane
Franl
Rawle
Gating Sark
Anscoy Cle
Moder Vicilait
Carrie
Kray
Downtown Motors
Frank Stomp
Robert N
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