Brilliant golf field starts Texas Open
A large crowd gathered at Brackenridge park for the Texas Open with 105 entrants and a $2500 purse. Notables like Metz Moreland Grumbles McSpaden and Hack Williford led fields as weather challenged play and West Coast stars began arriving to revive the event after a lapsing year. The event runs Friday through Sunday with top pros and amateurs forming tense pairings.
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Tittle Lick Metz
Brackenridge Park
Clarence Clark
Metz
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Moreland
Thireenth
Metz-Moreland
Hubert Grumbles
San Antonio
Tamatenr
Harold McSpaden
Mansas City
Smedal
Hack Williford
Sammy ‘Belmeéider
Kerrville
Forther
Paul Runyan
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Frank Walsh
Jimmy Tines
Julius Ackerhhom
West
Hye
McSpaden
Schneider
Ton Butler
Cornus Christi
Clarence Mangzbam
Bill Mehrhorn
Abe Espinosa
O'Ttack
Jimmy Morgan
Vic Ghez B
Jutuy Ackeroloom
Page Hera
Texas JOREM Championship First Round Pairings
Readable fragments list first round pairings for the Texas jOREM championship with numerous players and cities such as Dallas San Marcos Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago. The schedule shows times from 10:00 to 11:55 with many names and locations across the United States.
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Texas
Jorem Championshin
Ereut
D. F. Stud
S.A. Tack
Wind
San Marcos
Jann Reynolds Sal
Harm Nichols
A. Gordon Xoune
Dallas
Frank Bmodge
du Quain
Lorraine Young
Don Schumacher
Lionel Wendlend
Bil Witherspoon
Kansas
Bill Robinson
Ozcar Owan
Alexandria
Minn
Sam Schneider
Kerrville
Tay Marold McSpsien
Kansas City
Fony Buller
Corpus Christi
Harry Meese
Gerhardt Schriever
WJ. Schwark
St. Louis
DL Ov. Shine
Mission
Oren Welliams
Hondas
Oscar Widmer
Louis Arthur Zuchit
Msnghan
S. A
Bill Schhorn
New York
Gus Moreland
Krosihel
Benate “Adams
Paris
Smiley Boland
Fort Worth
Grehem Ross
Glen Lakey
Fiich
Jugie
Walsh
Timm
Howar
Herold Binglock
Duncan Field
Exes
Philip George
Port Arthur
Esas
Paul Kennedy
Port Worth
eRev
Tucker Bowles
Timmie
Demaret
Galveston
Pat Brien
Pet Nelson
Texarkangy
Larry
Nabholiz
Jack Bond
Jimmy Cochran
Orange
Heeler
Brownwood
Junkin
Austin
Pete Wagner Jy
Chicago
Clerence Hubby
Waco
Pelix George
Gene Mosher
Wincheodon
Mass
Harvey Peoick
Withe Maguire
Iouwston
Bearer
Irving Kirsey
Johe
Tirede
Ray Rheat
Dalton
Ts Rerrison
Bobishank
Richmond
Horton Smith
Mortle Dutra
Detroit
Mich
B. Rioréon
John Phones
HB. Hardwick
Harry Todd
W. N. Stagner
Lullix
Tas Willie Maguire Jr
Houston
Tom Lawrence
Hack Willifard
Norman Matthews
Gil Hoey
Toronto
Canada
James D. Pogerty
Kirkwood
Brandy Scheider
Carle Perry
Urady
San Benito
Texaa
Fred A. Dowling
Ed Broo
Barkow
Florida
Tod Menafee
al Espinosa
Akron
Halbert Grumbles
T. Teylor
Jimmy Connolly
Avalin
George Whitches
Tulea Okte
Bert Hatzenbuehler
Joe Palati
Chicco
Leland Homman
John Re- Volta
Alilwaukee
Wis
Captain Coyne
Garther Nowell
Sam Parks Jr
Fittsburgh
BIG Menea
Little Hock
Ark
Gur
Wilf Cox
Brook Metz
Joe Rirkwond
Bill Aird
A. G. Burke
Prize winning bird dogs in Gulf Coast trials at King Ranch
March 2 to 4 feature prize dogs from San Antonio and Corpus Christi in the first Corpus Bird Dog Trials. Judges include J.C. Foster and A Grogs. Field drew top South dogs with hosts Robert Kleberg and others observing. Complete results trickle in as bird dog men return. Goose Goslin signs with Detroit for 34,000.
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San Antonio
Willie
Gulf Coast
Lone St Doz’ Association
Corpus Christi
King Ranch
Corpus Bird Dog
Robert Kleberg
Wes Host
J.C. Foster
Fort Worth
A. ©. Grogs
Meathershin Alka
Uxdslip
Cargiia Evank
Iyeree
F. Tibbits
Amd
Antonin
Neville
Houston
Thornwood
Sewell of
Ean
Thien
Four unbeaten in cue meet headline at New York tournament
In the world three cushion championship the 12 leading players included Hall of Chicago with three straight wins at the top of the standings. Bozeman Layton Hoppe and others chase upsets as Thornblad Reise Henney and others faced early tests. Hall and Layton both won close games while Hoppe edged Henney in a tense finish as competition tightens toward the night matches.
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New York
Wass
Billiards
Alien Hall
Chicago
Hall
Boveman
Vallejo
Calif
Willie Hoppe
Ying
Johnny Layton
Layton
Hoppe
Bozeman
Arthur Thornbla
Yale Alumni Urged Support for Coach Pond
Malcolm Farmer uses the Yale alumni weekly to urge alumni to back Raymond W. Pond as coach of the 1924 fastball team and to defend the 1933 squad amid reports alumni may press for his resignation over the fired pursuit of an outside coach Harry Hicke.
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Farmer
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Raymond W
Ducky
Texas Open winner invited to Augusta and Miami Open
The Texas Open winner will receive invitations to both the Augusta Masters and the Miami International Open. PGA official Robert E. Harlow in San Antonio urges Texas Open participants on the Miami or Augusta lists who have not notified committees to inform them promptly. The Miami Fourball setup lists pairings and alternates, with 26 players invited and six spots to be filled by medal play in Miami.
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Miami
Augusta
Robert E. Harlow
Bobhy Tones
Aupusig
Harlow
John Carlisle
Shute
al Espinosa
Golden
Burke
Bunyan
Hortons Smith
Armour
Wood
Macfarlane
Revolta
Sarazen
Kirkwood
Farrell
Joe Turmesa
Watrous
Mortie Dutra
Mehlham
Cox
Gyldahl
Hagen
Dudley
Cooner
Henri Culel
Mike Tumesa
Willie Klein
Pail Perkins
Tom Creavy
Jimmy Hines
Frank Walsh
Wilie Goggin
Guldahl
Los Angeles
Creavy
PGA
San Antonio
Galveston
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