Emory Morse Calls for Lifelong Fitness From Football Hero
Harold Scherwitz- Tae Lage Bye Rho column recalls Emory Morse former San Antonio star who urges young men to stay in shape after war. Morse, 46, banker, demonstrates fitness with pushups rope climbs and jumps while stressing regular exercise and sports as a lifelong habit.
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Tae Lage
Rho
Pape
Emory Morse
Charley McCullough
San Antonio
Tech
Western University
Emory
Army
Navy
America
Morse
Bank of Commerce
Joel Ward
Frank Cunningham
Morte
McDonald and Cox Clash In Third Promoter Coffman Card
McDonald and Cox meet in the main event at promoter Harry Coffman’s weekly wrestling night at the city auditorium. Cox lead two straight wins over McDonald, who vows action and insists Cox’s superiority won’t guarantee a victory. Also on the card Fung Kung versus Abie Coleman, Angela Cistoldin versus a rugged foe, with preliminary bouts including Kwarlana versus Kennedy and Marvin Jones versus Jack Nosworthy.
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Tripe
Ted
Buckeye
McDonald
Harry Coffman
City Auditorium
Cox
Fung
Abie Coleman
Jack Nosworthy
Oklahoma
Dodds Defeats Billy Hulse In Mile Duel
Dodds beats Billy Hulse by three yards in the Wanamaker mile at Millrose in Madison Square Garden. He led most of the race, clocking 4:70.6?1.06. Burnham placed third for Dartmouth, Simms and Hall also among top finishers. Johnny Filton won the Mel Stoppard 600 yard run. Claude Young captured the 60 yard dash and Ed Dupger the 60 yard high hurdles.
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New York
Gi Dodda
Bill Hulse
Madison Square Garden
Dodds
Fhulse
Dot Burnham
Dartmouth
Rudy Simms
N. x. Umene
Dick Hall
Princeton
Johnny Filton
San Francisco Olympic Club
Mel Stoppard
Jimmy Herbert
Robert Ufer
Michigan
Claude Young
Uhnols
Ed Dupger
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Sunday School and Junior League Basketball Scores Reported
Sunday schools from Fort Amouswn area report junior and senior league basketball results. Precinct 2 juniors saw Bud Nuckuls Don Judur and Craree Livecay score 10 each in a 10 nolals game. Laurel Heights Methodist beat Trinity 22 15, Peacock Military Academy edged Laurel Heights 15 14, and First Baptist routed First Evangelical 40 0 in Precinct 2 and 3 night games. Senior league results include First Baptist 32 27 over Trinity Methodist and Woodlawn Methodist 52 43 over Central Baptist. Plans for a six to eight team softball league in the summer were announced with strong turnout among Sunday schools.
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Fort Oam
Elialy
Mortice
Bud Nuckuls
Don Judur
Craree Livecay
Inners Sored
Laurel ‘Heights Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Peacock Military Academy
Laurel Heights
Iin
Agsncration
Baliitdey
Bona Hie Suntay School
Joe Tinker Improves in Florida Condition
In Orlando Florida on February 5 officials said Joe Tinker age 63, former major league baseball star, is showing continued improvement after illness. He is suffering from influenza and remains under care.
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Inkem
Orlando
Fla
Joe Tinker
Baselill
Orange Gesere
USC Goalers Meet in Fifth Week League Play
Unclear OCR notes outline a basketball schedule week with US Army units and naval teams. It mentions 620th Signal company, 193rg Chemical, Alammfeld, and various squadrons in a war worker league. The text is fragmentary but indicates upcoming games and disrupted matches due to personnel issues.
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Servces Orhoo
Colendit
Kellyfield
Auiit
620Th Signal Company
Lengue Tram
193Rg Chemical
Honda
620Th Signal
Alammfeld
Cadet Center
Insteuctorg
Aquadron
Ant
Sid Squadron
Thuraney
Tec Jy
Perdonnel Josnes
Junior Highs page claims both A and B titles in south side play
Brackenridge hosted the city junior high basketball finals with Page A sealing a 24th straight win 243 over Lanier while Page O extended to 15 wins in 20 games with 3512 over Poe. Mann A beat Hawthorne 15 11 Jefferson and Emerson S won 13 12 over Mann. Semifinals set for Monday at Jefferson and Brackenridge with Page B vs Emerson BY Monday at 4 15 p m.
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Srackenridge
Mann
Emerson
Jefferson Gym
Prackenridge
Lanier
Poe
Jefferson
Hawthorne
Brackenridge
Hars
YMCA and league invite public to Rains Exhibition game
Officials at the YMCA and local league invite the public to a Wednesday night contest featuring Piccadilly and sixers. A highlight includes a women's backstroke title race and a final WAC championship note. The event begins at 6 35 p m with a practice session at the Y pool. Public attendance is encouraged.
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USCA
Piccadilly
Alsi
Helene Reins
WAC
Sfihe
Hei Aey
Peas
Nmi
Srd
Y. WL
Ware
Noo
Toon
Rule Book Revised in A Marry AUSTIN Wresting Rule
Texas state labor commissioner John D. Reed acting as boxing and wrestling chief declared no man against woman matches. He consulted historical records, found no prohibition, and quickly added a rule banning such bouts after reading of a Beaumont proposed match.
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Austin
Texas
John D. Reed
Beaumont
Reed
Beagle Meet Draws Big Entry List From Seven States
Beagle club of Texas announces its first Hoensey field trials February 18 to 21 at Clay Terrell farm near Van Ommy ten miles from San Antonio with over eighty entries. Prizes totaling 240 dollars plus trophies and ribbons will be awarded across four classes. Judges include Messinger of Ban Antonio and Dallas handler Buddy Dietrich with two more to be named. A second site may be used for days two to four. organizers seek a suitable bottomland site with rabbits and ask callers to Frank Patton at G-4241 or T1918.
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Texas Beagle Club
Clay Terrell Farm
van Ommy
San Antonio
BR. M. Messinger
Ban Antonio
Buddy Dietrich
Dallas
Wico Man
Beapte Club
Frank Patton
Baseball Leaders Debate Postwar Issues In Eight Hour Session
New York indications show Baseball's postwar problems discussed for eight hours behind closed doors. Commissioner Landis declined to disclose proposed solutions as executives weigh national defense, player, club, and league needs before any concrete recommendations. A follow up Sunday event will pair with American and Eastern league meetings.
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New York
jBaseball
Blowigs
National Defense
Hasbatl
K. M. Landis
Leste O'Connor
Jeaparsl
Fara
Dhantong Moguls
New York Baseball Writers
Special Stakes at Park Links Golf Event
A special tournament organized by the Sweepstakes Golf Association occurs Sunday at Brackenridge park for Iseal gale ts and Texas Open visitors. Entry is 4 dollars with a sponsor add-on for each player, pot shared among seven winners, six prizes for low nets, and an award for the golfer with a faulty gross card. San Antonio golfers join established players. visitors scratch. Starting times 10:01 to 11:30 a. m. set for the event, with flexibility for entrants.
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Sweepstakes Golf Association
Iseal Galets
Brackenridge Park
Sponsora
Soneck
Golfey
San Antonio
Nelson and Wood Lead Phoenix Open Halfway Mark
Nelson of Toledo and Craig Wood from Mamaroneck share the Phoenix Open lead at the 34-hole halfway point of the $5,000 tournament. Nelson shot 60 for the day, totaling 137. Wood added 68 to his Friday 69 for 139. Several players trail with 141 or 142, including McSpaden, Cooper, Byrd, Revolta, and Robinson, among others.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Lord Byron Nelson
Toledo
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Nelson
Wood
Nelgon
Harold “Jug
Mo‘Spaden
Philadelphia
Sammy Byrd
Detroit
Harry Cooper
Minneapolis
MclSpaden
Metson
Cooper
Byrd
Miami Horse Races Highlight Big Double Payoff And Includes Winners
Miami Florida racing notes show a 33 two dollar tickets daily double paying 9159030 with Wahleah Bygones a 36 to 1 shot winning the first race and Speed Streak paying 15 for 2 dollars winning the second. Air Current won the Miami Beach handicap division in 1 44 2 5 for the mile and sixteenth. Blue Sash Your Freedoms Four Freedoms placed second to third. Rascal won the second division of the handicap with a 4 45 time and payoffs of 5 60 3 00 1 Poacher third and Mixer show 2. New York reports Jack S. T. won the Neehticches handicap at Parr Grounds in 1 2 miles. Reaping Glory Wad accund and Pop's Pick Woothirs round out. George Cage won the Liberty Bell ree.
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Pia
Fen
Florida
Wahleah
Speed Streak
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Miami Beach
Allen T. Simmons
Air Current
O. S. Jennings
Blue Sash
Greentree Stable
Your Freedoms
Four Freedoms
Ja Shea
Rascal
New York
Jack S. T
Parr Grounds
Pop
George Cage
Horses Race at Stutts Track Sunday Afternoon
Quarter horses will compete Sunday at 2 30 p m at Stutts field on Houston and Segal highway. Three races are definite with others to be matched. Service men and women admitted free. Headlight meets Ernest Rue Bell 250 yards. Lady Esther Santos Lopes Henry 300 yards. Sunny Boy faces Sergentt. Whiskey runs 440 yards. Montreal 6 Chicago 7 Heaton Bruins 3 New York Mangere Tormain 3 Detroit 4.
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Hest
Houston
Segal
Highway
George Granato
Ernest, Gonzales
Rue Bell
Buck Keefer
Esther
Mins Santos Lopes
Henry
Elmer Mercer
Sunny Boy
Rademan
Whiskey
Good Field Assured For Brackenridge Park Open
With 62 golfers entered including 4 pros and 35 amateurs, the Texas Open golf tour at Brackenridge Park in Texas is set for a five day event starting Saturday. Proamateur pairings draw Wednesday at Brackenridge Clubhouse. driving contest Friday at 5 p.m. Officials report open roads to the course will be blocked. top prize is 1000 in bonds. Admission 1.10 daily. season tickets valued around 3000 with cash on hand and more sales expected.
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Gardner
Tulsa
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Brackenritce Park Course
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Pvt
Melvin
Chick” Harbert
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Neb
Army Airield
Dyton Neisor
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Mr Spaden
Craig Wood
Ed Dudley
Abe Espinosa
Joe Kirkwood
Johnny Revolta
Harry Cooper
Sammy Byrd
Tony Penna
George Faalo
Willie Gorpin
Jimmy Hines
Leonard Dodson
Las Kennedy
Henry Ransom
Claude Harmon
Nhenéy
Prank Daker
W. A .Letts Stackhouse
Rey Hamilton
Pest Cooper
Walden Haynes
Gene Mitchell
Guyther Nowell
Graham Rees
Sam Schneider
Mesaleedt
Halliday
Avenue B
Millrace Road
Broadway
Josephine Street
P.O. A
Odds Against Harbert in Texas Open Tourney at San Antonio
The Texas Open field includes defending champion Harbert and famed golfers Abe Eapt Hosa Joe Kirkwood and Byron Nelson as at least four top players chase a second San Antonio title. Mehlhorn's double-win record from 1928 and 1939 looms, with Nelson seen as the best bet to repeat and Hogan and Harbert renewing their rivalry in a renewed championship bid.
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Tarzan
Bobby Chuickshank
Links Neure
Texas Court
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Nelson
Hareison
Harbert
Bert Hogan
Hogan
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