Texas Open Golf Roundup and Notable Performances
Lone Texas Open coverage highlights dramatic finishes and standout players including Hung Nelson, Creavy, Cox, DeMarret, and McSpaden. The report notes pars, birdies, eagles, and key shots on Nos 8 through 17, with mentions of Amory Williams and Mary Williams from Austin. It chronicles early rounds, notable missteps, and the pursuit of the big money, framing the event as a snapshot of Texas golf lore from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amory Willams
Mary Williams
le Statesman
Austin
Open championship golf rounds set at Brackenridge Park
Round by round pairings list for the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park with daily tee times and player names from Owen Golf, including omits of several headliners and scorers. Notable names appear across many cities such as Alexandria Minnesota Dallas Texas and Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge Park
Groland
Oecar Omir
Alexandria
Minn
Harry Todd
Belles
Tex
George Whitehead
Tulsa
Okla
Ley Parks Jr
Pittsburgh
Pas
Francis McGonegill
Dallas
Ralph Dow
fedSand
Dirk Mets
Deal
N. J
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Howard Padgett
Marlin Walsh
Omaha
Neb
Frank Moore
Tay
Quoln
Ed Brook
Bartow
Fla
Gisland
Ce Kirkmead
New York
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Way Mortie Dutra
Detroit
Mich
Scorris
John ‘Thompson
Harry Meese
Tianel Wendland
Bill Robinson
Bert Rateenbuenter
Day
Durley
Houston
Rumson
Julus Ackerblcom
Little Hock
A.K
Abe Espinosa
Ill
Milwaukee
Wiss
Horton Smith
Oak Pack
Beorer
Mac Burnett
Wilkie Maguire Sr
Holston
Tey
Tony Butler
Corpus Christ
Jimmy Morgan
S. A
BM Harvey
Jimmy Cochran
Orange
Tex Leland Hamman
Waco
Ernest Harrison
Witty Gox
Brooklyn
Bill MehInorn
Louisville
Pao Runyen
Billy Aird
B. Riordan
Jack Spiers
Morgat Baker
Halbert Grumbtrs
T. G. Wheat
Brownwood
Mack Convinced Williams Has Stuff to Be Regular
Henry P. Edwards outlines Connie Mack's belief that Dib Williams can replace Max Bishop as lead off man for the Athletics. Williams, 19 when he joined four years earlier, revived his bat after coaching by Jimmy Foxx and Bing Miller, improving his stance and defense. Williams, who long fought to establish himself, showed steady progress in 1935, guiding Mack to trust him at short and contributing key hits despite an uneven season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Edwards
Connie Mack
Max Bishop
Reston Red Sox
Dib Williame
Bawin Dibrel Williams
Dib
Worth
Kentucky
Arkansas
Williams
Gumimer
William
Athletics
al Simmons
Jed
Cardinals
Seves
Jos Pater
Dio
Jimmy Foam
Bing Miller
Professor — Dib
Particwarly Syon
Gannig Mack
McNair
Gomme
Witbems
Flack
Philadelphia
Lite Beez
Connie
Williame
Jimmy Foxx
Blackhurne
Willams
Jormen
Dub
Bin
Dib Williams
Williams and Detore Set to Fight for Bishop Seat
The article notes Williams from Eric McNoi and George Detore, bought from Toledo, contesting the bishop replacement. It highlights a pioneer lineage, a two year term, and local excitement among Greenbtiar Ark residents, with 656 inhabitants. Fans back Williams as a baseball-influenced mapmaker opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric McNoi
George Detore
Toledo
Bishop
Willams
Dib
Sears
Span Am League Clash At Woodlawn Sunday Two Games Noted
In a rough sketch of a lineup the second half will feature a Woodlawn event at 2 30 Sunday afternoon as Trojan meets Tuesday Night and Cha pillepee faces Bohespian j elu with Andy Andrews as referee. Hornbostet of Indiana tops Milltase AA games with seven points, per judges committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Haif
Hornbostet
New York
Charles
Chuck") Hornbostel
Indiana
Winhlax
Milltase A. A
Bronc s Beat Schreiner 31 30 In Overtime
Westmoorland College Brotos edged Schreiner Institute Mountaineers 31 to 30 in overtime at Jefferson High School gym after a 27 all regulation tie. Mike Seale led the winners with 14 points as Simps and others contributed to the late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoorland College Brotos
Schreiner Institute
Mountaineers
Jefferson High School
Mike Seale
Westmogrinnd
Seale
Crittora
Simps
Rus
Harlandale Wins Doubleheader Behind Wiggins Scoring Feats
Harlandale Indians defeated Sunday School league teams in a Saturday night doubleheader. Warren Wiggins scored 15 in a 30 26 win over Westminster Presbyterians and 16 more in a 31 25 victory over Cre Bishland Park. Wilson Tallman led Westminster with 11 and Nest of Highland Park posted 17 for their squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandale
Warren Wiggins
Harlandale Indians
Harlandale Exurt
Wiggins
Westminster Presbyterians
Cre Bishland Park
Court Rules Jeby Jones Lose Purses in Cleveland Bout
Cleveland boxing commission upheld its right to withhold the purses of Ben Jeby and Gorilla Jones after stopping their April 10 bout in the sixth round for stalling. Each prize was valued at 2443 dollars. Sonnenberg hospitalized for back injury after Ring incident in Missouri. Notre Dame and Marquette split a track meet 65 38 with Notre Dame taking ten events including a shot put grand slam. Ralph Metcalfe matched his own 60 yard dash record in 6.1 seconds for the stat line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeby
Jones
Cleveland
Common Press
G. B. Harris Seni
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Ben Jeby
New York
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Commission
Sonnenberg
Louis
Gus Sonnenberg
Missouri Baptist Hospital
Gus
Jimmy Landes
Notre Dame
Ind
Marquette
Ralph Metcalfe
Lehigh Beats Yale in Wrestling, Captain Haase Falls
Lehigh University defeated Yale 9 to 1 in New Haven. Captain Bishop of Lehigh secured the only fall, tossing Yale captain Haase in the 115 pound class with a reverse body hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Basslers
New Haven
Lehigh University
Yale
Bishop
Lehigh
Haase
GAT Wrestlers Tie Chicago Draw After Night of Holds
Nell Darald and Ruby Allen of Chicago staged a 30 minute bout in a drawn exhibition before a weary crowd. The weigh in at about 160 pounds showed skilled grappling and submission holds as the two female wrestlers tangled in a best effort combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAT
Chicago
Nell Darald
Ruby Allen
Nigal
L A Baseball Team Wins In Arizona
L A team from Gene Song's Cowboys of last season formed a free army camp team at Tonto Basin Arizona and defeated the Tonto Basin Moorers 4 to 1. Manager Cahill led the winners with players including Alex Hileman Chill Hernandez Richard Wasee Ray Aldrelie and Stim Raines. A game with Payson Arizona is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadson
San Antonio
Arizona
Gene Song
Cowboys
Tonto Basin
Ariz
Tonta Basin
Cahill
Free Army
Alex Hileman
Chill’ Hernandez
Richard Wasee
Ray Aldrelie
Stim Raines
Horse Show Entries Open At Ban Pedro Stables
Entries are being received for the Ban Pedro stables spring horse show to be held at the Saddle club ring on Sunday March 4. An added attraction features a five gelded class for children. The feature attraction will require the open five gelded winners of first and second places in all preceding five-paired losses to enter. Joby Marshall will manage the show and the judges will be announced later. Entries close February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Pedro
Saddle Club Ring
Joby Marshall
Walton Leaguers to Elect Officers Thursday Night
Walton Leaguers of the San Antonio chapter will elect officers at an 8 o'clock meeting in the assembly room of the chamber of commerce. Will J. Tucker, secretary manager of the state game fish and oyster commission, will report actions from the national game protective meeting in Washington. A wild life motion picture will be shown by J. C. Whitehead and there will be trophy exhibits by local taxidermists and wildlife photographs by Jack Boechi of the Ean Antonin Lightstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Inaak Walton
Jack Boechi
Ean Antonin
Tulsa Fans Urged to Save Ball Nine Park Project
Tulsa franchise leaders Ari Griggs and Don Stewart appeal to local fans to raise funds to lease a ball park after abandoning the 1992 field. A meeting with operators and citizens is set for late week to discuss the plan amid the club’s financial struggles and loss of Pittsburgh farm status following the death of former president Barney Dveyfuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
PEL
Terex Baseball League
Ari Griggs
Don Stewart
Tula
Pittsburgh
Barney Dveyfuss
Tireir
Magnolia Raptors Fall As Commercial League Hits Big Week
The Commercial Basketball League enters a pivotal week after Magnolia Midgets were upset by Hell team. Tuesday features Kaufman’s push against Magnolias in game two of a twin bill while International Club meets Squadron 68 on Thursday. Duncanfield ties atop Magnolia as Oilers visit Breckenridge gym. Bell’s battles Kaufman’s in the preliminary set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Mobileilers
Hell
Callar
Kaufman
Magnolias
Squadron 68
Duncan
Ath
Magnolia
Oilers
Breckenridge
Bell
Uzeudun to Fight German in 15 Round Montjuich Show
Basque fighter Paulino Uzeudun signs to meet German rival Max Sehmeling in a 15 round bout planned for early April at Montjuich stadium. The heavyweight clash is billed as the most ambitious contest yet for Spain, aiming to settle a line of top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Sco
Orsan
Spain
Fey
Primo Corners
Giant
Thampion
Max Sehmeling
Paulino Uzeudun
Montjuich
Parish Leaguers In Title Tussle
The St Patricks Swampacks meet the St Marys Crusaders in the championship of Pare toh Basket Ball league. The title duel at Central Gate Court was scheduled for 3:30 Sunday afternoon but plans for a preceding game to secure the championship fell through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks Swampacks
St Mary's Crusaders
Teo
Paretoh Basket Ball League
Gathes
Matty Bell Named Vine Coach at Southern Metodeg University
DALLA Feb 10 The rumor spread Saturday that Matty Bell former head coach at Texas A and M may take the Vine coaching post at Southern Metodlay University. No official comment available. Ray Morison in Atlanta could not be reached for comment. Pearsall Feb 19 The Pearsall girls beat Lytle in basketball by two points in Lytle.
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Matty Bell
M. U
Dalla
Texas A
M. College
Vine
Southern Met Odlay University
Ray Morison
Atlanta
Jewish Fives in Title Fray Sparks San Antonio Meet
The Theta Beta Chi fraternity and the Young People's League of Agudas Achim contest for the San Antonio Jewish basketball championship and the right to the state tournament in Waco at Boeck Sunday night on Woodlawn lake coast. Provable starters for Theta Sigma include Pearlstein and Levis as forwards, Lubel at center, and Jeb Anite and Wolf as guards. The Young People's League will start Kardoy and L. Lube as forwards, Kamrass at center, and Scharlock and Polunsky as guards. reserves for Theta Sigma are Behwartz, Jacobson, Bachnowitz, and Barneth. the Young People’s League lists Wolf, Shapira, and Toreetia Teady as ready to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Atste Jewish Forrnament
Waco
Theta Bigma Chi Fraternity
Young People's League
Af Agudax Achim
Bo'eock
Woodlawn Lake Coat
Kamrass
Scharlock
Polunsky
Theta Sigma
Behwartz
Jacobson
Bachnowitz
Barneth
Young People’s League
I. Wolf
Shapira
Toreetia
Teady
Dietzel Leads Scoring Race In City High School Series
Jefferson’s Carl Dietzel dominates the city high school basketball scoring chase with 43 field goals and 6 free throws for 95 points, a 25 point edge over runner-up Mitchell. Brackenridge’s Voss and Lanier’s Rodriguez follow, as upcoming games at Jefferson and Brackenridge shape the final week of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dietzel
Jefferson
Dietzel
d_ Mitchell
Jimmy Voss
Brackenridge
Joe Rodriguez
Lanier Centes
Mitchell
Voss
Rodriguez
Tech
D. Hernandez
Tan
It McCaskill
Brack
feGary Brack
Senei
Teet”nner
Lamms Viiseser
Yanh
Eee
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Nelson Uts
Ater
Ankit
Cox
Creavy
Ken
McGonaghl
M. E. Bterensm
Astistice
Pnatzer
Ssid Kanaizer
Stevesson
Mehihors
Oung Demaret
Hbote
Burke
Abe
Harold
McSpaden
SS Wiffy
Byron
Grambles and
Moreland
SAAS
Plaza Hotel
ANC
Vic Ghemi
Mack
Broncs
Schreiner
Westmoorland
L. A
Mexico
Charles J. Lehere
Hicks Avenue
Elmo Arnold
New Braunfels
W. G. Davis Jr
Boerne
International
Ate Bell
Squadron
Uzeudun
Pransast
Pearsall
Pearsall Girls
Lytie
Broadway
Fifth Street
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