Allie Reynolds retires after 12 major league seasons
Oklahoma City AP reports pitcher Allie Reynolds, 31, will retire due to a back injury and medical advice. He spent eight seasons with the New York Yankees, posting 184 wins and 104 losses, with seven World Series wins. The back injury lingered after a 1953 bus crash in Philadelphia.
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Lackland Warhawks Host BAMC Comets In Openers
The Lackland Warhawks meet the BAMC Comets in a two game set starting Thursday night at 8 p m at Lackland. Friday the teams move to Ft Sam Sports Arena for the second game. First meeting this season. Lackland is led by John Teeppe with 234 points and BAMC by Jackie Wright averaging 13 points per game.
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Keglers Nominate Committee Members for San Antonio Women’s Bowling
Five members were elected to the nominating committee of the San Antonio Women’s Bowling Association at Herman Sens on Wednesday night. The panel will report to San Antonio members May 31 at BAMC Officers Lab Fort Sam Houston. Names submitted to the state association include Curisti Estha Perkins Juanita Miller Mary Bishop Marilyn Funk with all up for reelection. Marilyn Funk was appointed to represent the group at Robert B Green Hospital for voluntary service.
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UT Trounces Florida In Dual Swim Meet
The University of Texas defeated the Florida Gators 50 to 28 in a Tallahassee dual meet last night. The Longhorns captured six of the ten first places and five runnerup positions.
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Women's Golf Highlights Punctuate Kelly Tournament Results
Ruth Harris wins low score in first flight at Kelly course. Grace Haughton Dorothy Hartman Elsie Dulle tie for second. Pall Well leads second flight with 52. Kantz and Klocko tie for second with 545. Cullen and Parry share third with 58. Mars Lou Smith takes third at 61. Gek Hills tops San Antonio Country Club by 13 in interleague meet. Oak Hill Regular play sees Strayer 69 in 18 holes. Rose low putter with 29. Second flight Bale ton 71. Threlikill 22 putts. Shole division Bor smith 50 16 24. Martin 4 putts in A flight. B flight Hibberd 61 25 36. Harris 62 26 28. Picard 19 putts. San Antonio Women Golf meeting set at Ft Sam Houston. weekly tournament starts at 2 Se BL with 18hole sight tees.
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City Cagers Set Two Weeknight Games This Thursday
In Class AA action at St Woodlayn Gym two games start at 7 PM with St Gera vs ABC Fi 5 Works and at 8 15 PM Southwest Research faces Jaycees. In Class AAA Melton Provision defeated Fernando 75 59 to stay undefeated while St Patrick's beat Texas Air National Guard 61 47.
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Porterhouse Dominates Santa Anita San Carlos Field
Anita Cap Porterhouse powered from behind to win the San Carlos Stakes at Santa Anita, beating Imbros by nearly two lengths while carrying 115 pounds. Arcaro, who rode Porterhouse, gains momentum toward the upcoming $100,000 added Santa Anita Handicap on Feb 26.
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Lackland Golf Set February Elimination Tourney
An elimination golf tournament at Lackland AFB will run February 11 and 12 open to all assigned personnel to select the base golf team. The top six finishers will represent Lackland in subsequent meets, with first team action in the Southwest Military Tournament against Air Force bases in Texas Louisiana and New Mexico. The match play event continues February 21-23 on the Lackland 18 hole course.
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Coastal Bend Fishing Report Shows Mixed Bite Across Areas
The report notes little temperature change with cooler conditions expected late Thursday and variable winds 15 to 25 mph. Inshore clears show trout redfish and drum in canals while surf fishing remains slow. Laguna Madre and Corpus Christi Bay report mixed catches with redfish trout and drum. Rockport and Pt Aransas areas report slow fishing and scarce bait. gulf water rough with general caution.
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Orioles Aim for First Division in 1955
Richard Le Stourgeon outlines Orioles plans for 1955 aiming for first division status. New acquisitions Gene Woodling Hal Smith Billy Cox and Gus Triandos expected to supply depth and platoon strategy. Coach emphasizes equal jobs for all players and aggressive midgame changes to maximize wins.
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Notre Dame Backs Award to Ohio State at Dinner
Notre Dame formally presented the Rev J Hugh O Donnell trophy to the Ohio State Buckeyes at a Columbus dinner. The Buckeyes were ranked first in the post season AP poll and had just won the Rose Bowl and the Big Ten championship.
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