Australian Aces Lead Texas Open Round One Under Rain
The 21st Texas Open at Brackenridge Park saw Norman Vert Vida and Jim Ferrier share the early lead with six under par 65s. Eric Monti Ky Laffoon and Lew Worsham chased in a weather-delayed round as splashes of birdies dotted the field, with notable moves from Sammy Snead Ben Hagen and others amid withdrawals reducing the field to 138 for a second round.
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Brackenridge Park
Norman Vert Vida
Australia
Nat Pr
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Asith
Eric Monti
Santa Monica
Calif
Ky Laffoon
St Andrew's
Harton Smith
Detroit
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Stewart
Alexander
Texas
Jimmy Demarel
Ojai
Hobby Locke
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Ben Hagen
Temaret
Lew Worsham
Lawson Lulle
Arthur Clark
Elroy Marti
Jim Turnesa
Cary Midgecaff
George Schoux
Marti
Houston
Jack Berry
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Joe Moorett
San Antanio
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Oklahoma
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England
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Newsom Seeks Major League Pitching Job After Release
The article reports Bobo Newsom requesting an unconditional release and expecting to pitch for a major team next season. It notes the Yankees granted his release and discusses weather and attendance figures at the Texas Open plus season-ticket sales and open/pro-am fees.
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Aameen
Yanks
Newsom
Washington
Prich
Dueler
Yankees
Midget Races Off to Feb 15 at Pan-American Speedway
Rain again postpones the 1dlap midget and championship race at Pan-American Speedway. The second-week delay shifts the event to Sunday February 15 with rescheduled races and updated timing.
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Pan-American Speedway
Schedue
Officials Deny Kerrville Chasing Incident at Jefferson Tivy Game
San Antonio referee Sturt Pearce and official George Lee denied reports they were chased by protesting Kerrville fans after a Jefferson Tivy game. Pearce laughed at the claim, saying a couple of drunks yelled but did not stop them. Jefferson parents stood guard as the crowd dispersed without incident.
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Sturt Pearce
San Antonio
George Lee
Herrville
Pearce
Lee
Hal
Jefferson High
Callihan
Kerrville
Jefferson
Tex Robertson to Stay at Texas After Quitting Plan
University of Texas athletic director Dana X. Bible announced that swimming coach Tex Robertson will remain in his job for the rest of the year after Robertson had said he would quit on February 15 due to a salary dispute. Bible cited Robertson’s decision at the athletic banquet honoring Texas athletes, noting Robertson believes quitting was a misstep and will honor his contract. Ray Eliot of Illinois delivered the principal address at the banquet.
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Pex Robertson
Dana X
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Robertson
Tex
Ame
Ray Eliot
University of Illinois
Baylor Knocks Arkansas Off S W Perch
Baylor's unbeaten Bears beat Arkansas 58 to 42 in the Southwest Conference, extending their winning streak to 10 and widening the gap atop the standings. Texas A and M won 51-46, while Texas Christian topped Texas Christian Horned Frogs 68-54. Arkansas faces Baylor again in Waco tonight.
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Southern Metical
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Don Hearlyington
Aggies
Dee Hayes
Mustangs
Bill Batey
Aggie
Christian Lowel
Browns Take On Another Farm
PORT CHESTER New York February 7 The Port Chester Clippers of the Class 8 Cornia Baseball League announced a working agreement with the St Louis Browns of the American League.
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Coronia
Baseball League Today
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Meet On at Turners Tenpin Championship Opens Tonight
The city tenpin bowling championship for men reaches its third of four big weekends with a Turner club ceremony at 6 30 p m followed by the first team shift at 7 p m Tonight bowling resumes Sunday with singles and doubles through the day and night.
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Turner Club
Three Way Tie In District 28 Basketball Standings
A three way tie for first in District 28 A emerged after Friday wins by Burbank and Edison. Burbank beat Alamo Heights 51 to 22 while Edison defeated Hot Wells 49 to 35. Edison and Burbank led in a high scoring night and Edison struggled late before pulling away, with fouls and a brawl noted in the final minutes.
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Burbank
Edison
South San Antollo
Alamo] Heights
Hot Wells
Clayton Felgel
Alan
Golden Bears
Benth
Ware
Falson
al Corde
Alamo
Newmnent
Wallon
Sam Houston Wins Three Cage Games on Home Court
The Sam Houston Cherokees defeated Dripping Springs on their court in three victories. The varsity won 44 to 23 in District 70-B play, the B team won 31 to 8, and the girls beat Dowdy team 21 to 11. Cherokee center George Broyles scored 21, Eddie Graham 11, Fred Garnett nine.
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Sam Houston
Sam Houston Cherokees
Dripping Springs
Sam’ Houston
George Broyles
Nets
Eddie Graham Ghad
Fred Garnett
Sam Dhouston
Farie
Geehams St. Broylea
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Garnad Henman
Trimble
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Goblin
College Basketball Scores Across Regions
A disjointed recap of college basketball results lists teams such as Oklahoma City Texas and Arkansas State with varying scores. Notable mentions include Oklahoma, North Texas State, Arizona State, Wisconsin, and Minnesota Teachers, among many others, with numerous regional games and scattered point tallies.
Hogan Out Says Rules Are Rules At Brackenridge
Ben Hogan withdrew from the Texas open at Brackenridge Park after a dispute over a creek bed rule. Hogan believed the entire creek bed counted as a hazard and self disqualified, despite officials saying the river water was the proper hazard. He signed for 70, refused to continue, and stated he would not play on if it meant compromising his integrity.
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Czechs move ahead as Olympic ice hockey action continues
In heavy snow, Czechoslovakia defeated Switzerland to seize a strong position with six wins and one tie for 13 points, while the United States beat Great Britain in a key tournament game. Canada trails with five wins and one tie as Swiss eye a possible podium.
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International ‘Olympic Committee
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Brooke Hospital Defeats Moonglow in Bamé at Ft Sam Houston
Brooke General Hospital edged Moonglow AC 47 to 42 at the Avea gym in Ft. Sam Houston. Aloan Lagarde led Brooke with 17 points while Branke Apkin added 13 as Brooke held a slim lead through the game.
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Moonglow AC
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District 15 Three Games Race Tonight In ISAA Action
District 15 league leaders move back into action with three Saturday games after Kerrville and Corpus Christi wins Friday. Brackenridge hosts Austing and Harlandale at 6 and 8 p.m at Brackenridge and Jefferson respectively while Corpus Christi faces Regroved Eyes in a key 8 p.m. showdown. Corpus Christi emerged with a 52-45 win, aided by improved defense and offensive contribution from Don Smith and Jack Nelson as Kerrville also posted a second-half upset.
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Corpus Christi
Brackensridge Gym
Lawier
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Jefferson
Mustangs
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Austin
Toney Kerrville
Don Smith
Jack Nelson
Fight Results and Arena Notes From Detroit to Philadelphia
Reported boxing event results include Eddie Goa facing Bhitadel in Detroit O'Neil Belt competition and Tommy Yerban in Philadelphia. Mentioned are locations West Palm Beach New York Philadelphia and Worcester with various scores and heat standings. The summary notes swimmers and mixed combat results with several unnamed participants and scattered scores such as 144 206 and 340.
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Telk
Pete Fox Named Waterloo Teai Manager
Ervin "Pete" Fox, 39, a major league outfielder for 13 years, was appointed manager of the Waterloo team in the Three-t Teague league at Waterloo Iowa. The move was announced after a brief local description of his career and the two teams playing in the American League.
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Waterloo
Ervin
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Waterloo Tea
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