Baseball Men Air Post War Problems
Baseball gropes into its postwar future with Kenesaw Landis and the planners weighing peacetime issues. Meetings through Tuesday signal focus on farm votes, free agents, and legal hocus pocus as minor leagues and the new Ohio State League outline schedules and franchise moves.
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Jack Hand
New York
Kenesaw M. Landis
Ageball
Mr. Average Par
Landis
National Defense
George Trautman
asnoelaUon
Frick
National League
Bamradon
St. Louis
International League
Springeld
Mass
Williamsport
Miler
New York Baseball Writers
Brickey
Branch Rickey
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Buffalos
Chimps
Ed Levy
Newark
Plang 2
Ohblo
J” Oly
Zanesville
Ling
Marion
Springfield
Middletown
Junior Highs Pine Ridge Basketball Tourney Opens
Saturday morning games in Brackenridge and Jefferson gyms opened the junior high basketball tournament. In Class A and B, teams including Bur mink, Lanier, Emerson, Irving, Mann, Hawthorne, Page, Hattis, Twain, and Burtank faced early rounds with Brackenridge and Jefferson hosting the action and semi finals set for Sunday.
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Pine
Fracken~ridge and
Jefferson
Bortly
Smith
Brackenridge
Bur Mink
An Harris
Lanier
Mann
Hawthorne
Ratunday
Brarkseuridge
Burtank
Page
Hattis
Jefferson Saturnay
Emerson
Twain
Sunday Schools Basketball Matches Set for Saturday Night
In the Precinct 3 junior league Travis Park Methodist faces Alamo Heights Baptist and First Baptist meets First Evangelical. Senior league games at MC A Woodlawn Methodist feature Central Baptist versus First Baptist and Trinity Methodist.
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Precinct 3
The
Sunday School Athletic Association
Travis Park
Methodist
Alamo
Heighis
Baptist
First Baptist
First Evangelical
MC. A. Woodlawn Methodist
Central Baptist
First/ Baptist
Trinity Methodist
Kelly Field basketball results with mixed scores
A chaotic game at Kelly Field saw seven players fouled out as Dr. R defeated Rubber department 45 to 30 with Jos Craft scoring 27 for the losers. In the second league game Property Control beat Me ehing Show 5419, Pete Zamarripa scored 85 for the winners. In a practice game Sapaly defeated Cisians Pevaonnel 29 to 24.
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Peeowcastyain Weir Waleg
Dr. R
Rubber Department
Pridny Olaht
Jos Craft
Property Control
Meehing Show
Pete Zamarripa
Sapaly
Cisians Pevaonnel
Lanier Extends Win Streak With 36 21 Victory
Lanier’s unbeaten run reaches 9 0 with a 36-21 district win over Edison Bears. Raul Gongales led Lanier with 12 points as Central Gamolie subdued Tech 28-21. Urbanowich 15 paced Edgewood, and Beall Burbank beat Alamo United 38-12 in separate showcase games.
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Lanier
Voks
Edison Bears
Edison
Vok
Gamolie
Tech
Southman
Antonio
Badgewood
Tech B
Apiry
Harlandele
Bears
Tites
Yelly
Beall
Raul Gongales
Howard Johnson
Central
Sever
Buddy Garza
Mustard
Smith
Buff
Joe Sarro
Garza
Urbanowich
Edgewood
San Antonio
Arkansas Razorbacks Hold Second in SWC With Win
Arkansas beat Baylor 45 to 28 in Waco as Reno Nibolg led with 18 points and Marlin Hicks topped Baylor with eight. Arkansas maintained second place heading into a rematch at Austin against SMU, while Baylor faced a tougher climb and a closer second half.
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Faylor ‘Bears
Waco
Bears
Invaders
Austin
Longhorns
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Reno Nibolg
Razorbacks
Marlin Hicks
Bruing
Deway
Arkinans
Fayettevile Quantet
Bayer
Arkannas
Arkansas
Curtis
Horse Racing Notes From New Orleans and Lexington
Jockey Bill Batley rode three winners at the Fair Grounds including Ohied one and Shaffer's Clickety Clack in the Rue Royale purse, with Clickety Clack paying 49.20 for 2 dollars. The article also covers a $25,000 New Orleans handicap and other top grass events at Hialeah Park, naming contenders such as Grasshopper and Green River stable entries, plus Lexington news of Henry H. Knight selling over 100 horses and stock from Valdina Farm for Texas inspection.
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New Orleans
Bill Batley
Fair Grounds
Mrs. Ho
Shaffer
Rue Royale
Miami
Fla
Cary
Grasshopper
Ugha
Carrea
Greeniver Stable
Fue Freedoms
CW. Anderson
Kansass
W. Gullat
Nave
Alt. Simmons
Air Current
GS. Jennings
Lexington
Henry H. Knight
Kentucky Sportsman
Valdinn Farman
Texas
Knight
Knight's Gap
Waldinx Farms
Kentucky
Almathirst
Kellyfield Flyers Beat Southwestern Pirates 6?4 in Georgetown
The Kellyfield Flyers traveled to Georgetown for a single league matchup and defeated Southwestern University Pirates 6 4 at 8 p.m. in the night’s only Service basketball game.
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Kellyfield Flyers
Georgetown
Southwestern University Pirates
Kelly
Pirates
Ratcliffe Leads San Antonio Women’s Golf Friday at Fort Sam
Mrs W M Ratcliffe posted 4 1114-35-76 Friday at Fort Sam Houston course to win the San Antonio Women's Golf Association weekly journey. Mrs Lee Christopher won low gross honors with 5. The association will not stage a match next week because of the Texas Open.
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W. M. Ratcliffe
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Cadet Center league results prompt tight scores
SAACC League Four wumen played Friday night in the Cadet Center intra squadron basketball league. 881h squadron defeated 883rd 44 to 24. Medical Detachment beat Altitude Training. SU-B1 Psychological Research downed BA2nd 40 to 28. 1¢ AR4th squadron beat 509th squadron 40 to 26.
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Cadet Center
Medi- Cal
Fight Results Across Cities From Associated Price Boxing Card
Boxing results list multiple bouts with winners and scores across cities including Boston Portland Philadelphia Norfolk St Louis Worcester Louisville San Francisco Hollywood San Diego Portland Ore and Obregon Mexico. Notable outcomes feature outpoints knockouts and draws among named fighters and regional venues.
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Associated Price
Boston
Coley Welch
Parteland
Maine
Hetry¢ Chidelewaki
Portland
Wallace Cross
Newark
N. J
Katie Lourman
Washington
Philadelphia
Guy Borezio
Hhuadelhia
Beageat Jonas
McKeesport
Frankin Davia
Frankin Grasso
Philadayonia
Norpolk
Frank Wills
Yasninetan
Jon
Arants
New York
Len
Jamp Pennieton
Nau
Les Rosen
Taunton
Johhny Los
Drew
Louisville
el Lominville
Wits
Canton
Ohio
San Francisco
Spencer
New Osteais
Johnny Garetta
Gan’ Francisco
Holliwood
Fortane
Mexico City
Joe Roblen
Pasadena
San Diego
Youne Manuel
Mezteo
Terry Gibson
Los Angeles
Ore
Joe Kahut
Woodburn
Pedra Dels
Ex-SMU Gridder Injured in Crash
DALLAS February 5. Kelly Simpson a former Dallas High School and Southern Methodist University grid star was seriously injured in a plane crash Friday his mother advised the athletic office at SMU. Simpson an end on the 1942 Mustangs team enlisted in naval aviation and recently stationed at Nola Okla after training at Austin and Del Monte Calif before going to Norman.
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Dallas
Kelly Simpson
Aval Aviation
Nola
Okla
Southern Methodist University
Simpson
Soutien Methodist University
Naval Aviation
Aust
del Monte
Calif
Norman
Brady Basketeers Clash With San Angelo Bobcats
Brady Bulldogs host San Angelo Bobcats in Brady Junior High gym. San Angelo beat Brady 39 to 25 recently. Brady suffers season loss of Marvin Glasscock to a blood stream infection. District 9-A tournament set for Ballinger on February 33.
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Prendy
Fec
Une
Iis
Brady Bulldogs
San Angelo Bobcats
Brady Junior High
Cats
Bulldogs
San Angelo
Brady
Marvin Glasscock
Ballinger
Navy Shifts Bailey To Texas Campus
Lieut Arthur Buck Bailey, from St. Mary's pre flight school, will run the physical training program for naval light preparatory students at the University of Texas. He replaces Lieut Raymond Beard Wolf, transferred to Jacksonville, Florida.
Proxy Wails Over Lack of Power For Pirates
James Benswanger, Pirates manager, argues offense wins games need hitting to stay atop NL. He lists outfield, infield changes including Babe Dahlgren and Lee Handley, with DiMaggio and Russell returning, aiming to improve from last season's fourth place.
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James Jordan
Pirtetnott
Ther
Wna
Pittsburgh
Benswinger
Buccaneers
Benkwanger
Bucs
Waner Brothers
Bellswinger
Pete Gosehart
Bob El-iott
Frankie Gustine
al Rupeling
Oonfield
Vince DiMaggio
Jim Russell
Frank Colman
Johnny Barrett
Tom QrBrien
Graham to join Navy V-5 program in February
Northwestern University basketball coach notes the team in third place in the Big Ten faces a setback with the loss of captain and forward Otto Graham. Graham enlisted in the Navy V-5 program last June and will be called up for training next month, affecting five conference games after a think date, officials say.
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Northwestern University
Caplain
Graham
Navy
Ace Coring
Naval
Dale
Wanamaker Meet Preview Features Dodds and Hulse
New York reports set for Madison Square Garden showcase with Dodds and Hulse favored in the Wanamaker mile. Michigan stars Ross Hume and the Wolverines join rival squads from New York University Army and Notre Dame in a fast night of Millrose action.
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Harold Clinz
New York
Swift Twins
Ulrose
Madison Squares Garden
Ross Hume
Michigan
Gil Dodds
Bil Hulse
Robert
Wolverines
Tenny
New York University
Maurice
Stanton Collender
Army
Notre Dame
Dodds
UVLSE
Midwest
Foss
Deids
Mrs
Don Burneham
Dartmoutt
Mel Sheppard
Jim Beckert
Bob Uler
Wolverine
Nowicki
Rochester
Johnny Fulton
Charley Grohnberges
Dartmouth
Randolph Boxing Show Promises Quick Finishes at Randolph Field
Joe Hecke stopped Mantel Garela in the first round of a heavyweight bout. Clarence Thomson knocked out Bobby Gill in a middleweight scrap. Ray Hammons outpointed Nelson Robinson in a middle bout. Curtis Pentington beat Clifton Matthews at welterweight. Herbert Reed defeated Monroe Devers and Joe Robinson beat Mike Alberto in light heavyweight action.
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Joe Hecke
Mantel Garela
Clarence Thomson
Bobby Gill
Scrap
Randolph Feld
Ray Hammons
Nelson Robinson
USO Goalers Beat USC Army-Navy Team 32 to 30
The USO team retained its unbeaten record by defeating USC Army-Navy in a close basketball game 32 to 30 Friday night. Ace Hage led the winners with 11 points while Gurinski scored 10 for the losers.
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Serioal
USC Army-Navy
Feage
Usc-Jwb Yalos
Hage
Ted Acorns
Gurinski
Une
Old Pard Signs 10th Season With San Francisco Seals
San Francisco Seals inked veteran pitcher Win Ballou known as Old Pard for a tenth season. Born 1899 in Williamsburg, WA, Ballou described his winter league play and recalled a 3 for 3 game while boasting 83 career wins and 70 losses with the Seals over nine seasons.
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San Francisco
Win Ballow
San Francisco Seals
Pard
Williamsburg
Ballou
Bareo Chawer
The
Seals
Basketball Results Across Colleges and Bases
A montage of scores and standings from multiple colleges and military bases. Teams like Temple, Philadelphia Navy, Georgia, Pensacola Naval Air Station, and Wisconsin appear with varied results, while historical placeholders and garbled names fill the rest of the page.
Hoppe Holds Edge in Exhibition Billiards Show
In Chicago on a Saturday Hoppe defeated Welker Cochran in the last two 50‑point blocks of their exhibition. Hoppe won the first block 50 to 30 in 38 innings and the second 50 to 43 in 43 innings. With 10 of 12 blocks done Cochran trails 509 to 578. Cochran must score 222 to Hoppe’s 100 to win the exhibition.
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Chicago
Wille Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Franciscncia
Errinth
Hoppe
New York
Jed
Cochran
Hopne
Bowling Schedule and Singles Event Details at Main Bowling Center
Sunday's schedule lists Hauser and A. Clay with many bowlers in sweepstakes at Burrows and Main Bowling Center. Ladies Singles and SHEN SINGLES include Billie Braun Adeline Pitluk Jane Phillips Gertie Lewis and many others. Mixed Doubles and various partner lineups shown with times from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
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Hauser
A. Clay
Roy Medouals
the Phillips
Burrows
Buddy Buss
Dreseh
Arrester
P. Lange
A. Behies
K. Ward
M. McConnel
F. Daehne
Hombach
Les Meyer
Roy Aldeanete
Lee Conway
BM. Sitgel
J. Hickman
H. E. Rose
H. Schulze
W. ‘Ieber
W. Spencer
E. Galvin
Stone
Billie Braun
Adeline Pitluk
Darethy Green
Toby Sebera
DB. Goldstein
Prior
Jane Phillips
Gertie Lewis
Ms. Gramteri
L. Canfield
M, Funk
Emilia Straus
G. Molander
Eula J. Engle
Ruby Ross
Irene Smith
Yarington
Novak
V. Simon
Low Luts
At. Marquardt
A’ Mtis
Banther
Billie
Braun
Adeline Pitlak
di Green
Tony Sebera
D. Goldstein
Dig Prior
Kranieri
Canfield Ob. Funk
Bite Braun
Adeline Pulak
D.j. Grren
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Fy Me
Hornaby
Zoldstein
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Kyhorn
G. Meander-L'Maloder
Mariio
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D. H. Phillips
W. Granieri
J. Calmnen
Hill Bedford
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F. Funk
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Revolta Leads at Phoenix Open in Round Two Chase
Jommy Revolta, famed pro from Evanston, leads the Phoenix Open field with a 66 as two newcomers Les Kennedy and Burney Clael card 68s to sit two strokes back. Veterans Cernig Wood and Sammy Byrd follow, with amateurs led by Harry Todd.
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Rank Pitman
Fhoenix
Ariz
Jommy Revolt
Evanston, II
Mrnday
Les Kennedy
Snelesville
Burney Clael
Denver
Cernig Wood
Mamarineck
Sammy Hyrrd
Detroit
Ww. A. Stackhouse
Seguin
Texas
Toney Peng
Dayton
Ohio
Todd
Harry Todd
Dallas
Ralph Wolf
Monterey Pack
Calif
Harold
Joe” McSpaden
Philadelphia
Hyron Nelson
Otodo
Nelson
Tay Mangrum
Jiis Angeles
Harry Coager
Minneapolis
Joe Kirkwood
Jimmay Lines
Amsterdam
N. Milt Coggins
Phoenix
Jack Harden
Ei Paso
Bob Hamilton
Ryansville
Ind
Pauther
Greene
McSpaden
Byrd
Harbert Set for Open Defense this Thursday
Harbert, the defending Texas Open champion based at Lincoln Army Air Field, is due in by Saturday for practice rounds ahead of another Open bid. He has practiced ten rounds despite Army duties and played one event near Lincoln, reporting he is “on his game.”
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Melvin ~Uinennernert
Lincoln
Neb
Army Air Field
Twain
Harbert
Sam Goldfarb
Champiayn
Lincolln
Davis Ex Major League Hurler Dies at 51
Raleigh N C February UPI prank Iinxle Davis 51 former major league pitcher died here Friday A veteran of 20 years in organized baseball including seven years with the St Louis Browns Davis had been in the tobacco business in Oxford NG for a number of years
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Raleigh
N. C
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Iinxle" Davis
St. Louis Browns
Davis
Oxford
Phillips Pin Tourney Opens
The ladies acumes event opened the ANT Phillips bowling sweepstakes at 2 p.m. Saturday at Main Center with the first session of men’s doubles. The Sunday session began at 10 a.m. with women’s origins. Men’s singles and mixed doubles will follow. A total of $500 in prizes has been posted for winners.
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Ant Phillips
Satuuday
Main Center
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