Texas Open Golf Profit and Hogan Victory Record
The Texas Open Golf Championship won by Ben Hogan Sunday drew an estimated profit of 3000 to 3500 on receipts around 15146.05. Tournament manager Sam Goldfarb noted prize money rose to 8000 with costs not yet fully figured. Hogan’s 261 set a course record, while Nelson finished second, and the event boosted the San Antonio Golfers association funding despite expenses.
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Bem Hogan
Sam Goldfar
San Antonio Golfers Association
Hogan
Sam Byed
Byron Nelson
Hurd
Hoganay
Pre-Fallowey Liyorile
Herman Keiser
Dug McSpaden
Prank Stranghan
Stave Toledean
Fmateus
Byrd
FGA
Fred Carcoran
Texas Open Results Summary From Fragmented Entry
A scrambled OCR listing lists players and scores across an event labeled Texas Open. Names include Ben dlexan and others with varied locations such as Detroit, Knoxville, and Denver. The text mentions Sunday rounds, winnings amounts, and player codes, but many entries are garbled, making details unclear.
Hogan's Cards First pandit in odd sequence
Fragmented OCR reads like a cryptic score list with numbers and partial phrases. It mentions Hogan's Cards and rounds with outputs such as Out and Parity weaving through unclear entries.
Anglers Club to Nominate Officers
The San Antonio Anglers Club will nominate officers and hear reports on Monday evening at Woodlawn Lake Gymnasium. A casting contest is planned, with the event starting at 1:50 PM and held at the gym.
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San Antonio Anglers Club
Allors
Plana Bar‘heeue
Shan
Indaoy
Woodlawn Lake Gymnasium
Texas Open Notes Crowds Rally For Tournament Finish Report
Fans packed the Westwood Country Club and used stools boxes and even a child's wagon to glimpse the Texas Open finish. Hogan and Nelson play 18 holes Tuesday for the crippled children's fund as Ed White and Howard Croel team up. The event highlighted cold greens thawing under sun and praised by Ted Mencefee. Hogan’s goods include a rare suit from Pomby Clothing.
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Junior
Hogan
Nelson
Westwood Country Club
Houston
Crippled Children’s Fund
Arabia Temple
Mystic Shrine
Ed White
Howard Croel
Peacock and Edgewood clash at Edgewood gym Monday night
Peacock Military Academy Fowls meet Edgewood High School Red Raiders in a Monday night game at Edgewood gym. News reports also note Gene Henderson of Dallas winning the Southwest Handball Y title at Houston with a 21 16 victory over Jake Looney and a doubles win by Sam Sepal and Jim Harp over Joe Szureck and Bill Moreau.
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Houston
Gene Henderson
Dallas
Jake Looney
C. A
Sam Sepal
Jim Harp
Joe Szureck
Bill Moreau
Galveston
Malacara Beats Sabiray For National Lightweight Title
In Mexico City at the Coliseum a soldout crowd watched Carlos Malacara defeat Tony Sabiray by narrow decision to win the national lightweight championship. A chaotic free for all erupted as Malacara’s seconds clashed with Mar’s, fans flooded the ring, police restored order, and officials reported 74,775 pesos in receipts, a Coliseum record.
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Mexico City
Rep
Carlos Nalachra
Tany Mar Sabiray
Mar
Malacara
Specators
Malacara-Mar
Colisium
Texas Open golf scoring shows room for improvement
A summary of the Texas Open golf tournament notes that despite early scores there is room for improvement. The article imagines a super golfer combining the best shots and pairs from all players to record a hypothetical one round score of 48 for 18 holes. It cites a best ball compilation with hole by hole scores across players and teams.
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Megan
Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Toney Pena
Dayton
Chic
Hulry Hogan
Nokonty
Chuth Tarbert
Clive Gles
Hogan
Om Nelson
Byron Nelson
Seattle
New Orleans
Flay
Ninile
Texas Open Champs seal avazee 1922 story
Tournament fragments list players and results including MacDonald, Cruickshank, Mehthern, Shute, Nelson, Harbert, Revolta, Byrd and Hogan. Mentions 1922, 1924 to 1946 dates, playoff wins by Ben Harbert and Ben Howen, plus scattered scores and store references. Strong entities include players and years, with partial OCR gaps.
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Seal Avazee
Bob MaucDonald
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Joe Turnesess
MacDonald Smith
Bobby Cruickshank
Bill Mehlhern
Bill Mehthern
Denny Shute
Aba
Eapincal Caseeerreess
TNR
Clarrice Clath
Pepe
AISA
Wilfred “Wey
Cox
BTL
Harrigan
Byron Nelson
Ben Howen
Nelson
Lannon Little Oy
Chalvin Harbert
Ben Boren
Harbert
Johnny Revolta
Sam Byrd
Risers
Hen Hogan
Quote Unquote At The Texas Open Surprises And Banter
Outsized quotes from the Texas Open capture Lawson Little just out of the navy and Ben Hogan boasting after victory. Larry Nabholtz recalls 1927 near miss, while Jack Redmond entertains fans with trick shots. Sim Perrier and others recount near misses and oddities as spectators watch cups lip and ropes stretch.
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Larry Nabholtz
Bobby Cruickshank
Te Muily
Gull
Castillo Leads Louisiana Pro Golf Victory in Baton Rouge
Harry Castillo of Baton Rouge captured the Louisiana professional golf title with a final round 67 and total 265, finishing 11 strokes ahead. He earned $250 first prize plus $50 for a noteable 65 on day one.
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Harry Castillo
Baton Rouge
Castillo
Triple Bill At Jefferson Gymnasium Opens Local Basketball Weekend
Jefferson High hosts a three game triple header starting Monday night at 7. District 15-AA and 28-AA battles headline a program with Jefferson reserves facing Central Catholic under the main show. Brackenridge and Schreiner Institute teams also on the card alongside Woodlawn and Alamo Heights hopefuls in a busy San Antonio hoops schedule.
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District 28 A basketball standings and key matchups
District 28 A basketball notes highlight Lanier and Harlandale as leaders in a tight race. The Voks defend on Monday night against Harlandale while Hot Wells faces Edison and Alamo Heights meets Franklin in marquee 28 A games. A Voks win could seal the title as Harlandale eyes a pivotal victory to close the gap.
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San Antonio Race Day Mayhem Opens With Fast Midget Results
Sunday at Pan-American midget track packed stands watched Marcel St Cracg lead in 15.81 to set a fast five mile oval mark and Junior Thomas close at 16.08. Other heats listed include Ted Parker, Red Hedges, Tex West and Mel Wainwright with both stock car and jalopy events described amid a crowded program. No injuries reported amid the scramble of results and crowd-pleasing finishes.
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Jim Colvin
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Tussle In USC League Title
Fourth Army, lrst-roung champion, and Kellyfield's War Workers open a three-game series to determine the USC Army-Navy M. C. A. Basketball league championship. The first night game is set for 8:15 at the Army-Navy M. C. A. gymnasium.
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Archery leaders top Cum bic league scores at Woodlawn
San Antonio archers posted high marks in the five week Cum bic league shoot at Woodlawn lake gyronesium Sunday. Ed Areiss led with 736 in this week’s local parade as other top scores followed including Ed Droiss 716 and Betnin Dragden TOF. Several shooters will complete their rounds Tuesday night at 30 yards.
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Betnin Dragden Tof
Louise Fischar
Jess Burton
Rosa Franklin
Frank White
Sue White
Tom Beck
B. Beard
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Paul Adams
A. N. “Arch” Gassman
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Mabel Dresden
J. DB. Clarke
Alamo League Beackenridge and Sun Antonio Tech clash
In the Alamo League a game featuring Beackenridge and San Antonio Tech is planned for Monday afternoon with a Tuesday rematch titled to occur at Lawier High. Central gym hosts the 7 o’clock night session as Fencock’s Fowis face Central.
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Navy Central Pacific baseball and Guam basketball wins
Pacific sports roundup reports Bal pan'z beat Itwajalein 2 to 0 behind John WehLnander. Mike Waldrop earned a five-hitter. Marine Stud Defense defeated Freight Receiving and Redistribution 43 to 0 at Guam to win navy basketball. Philippines-led Pacific Olympics golf crown went to Skip Alexander with 270. Harden 262. team scores show Philippines 1202, Hawaii 1205.
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Roe Badly Injured By Cage Official
Batesville Ark. Yen 11. Wi-Hiwin Preacher Roe, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher and Hardy high school coach, was struck by an official at a basketball game in Evening Shade Ark. He suffered a brain concussion and will miss Pirates training for weeks. Roe fell unconscious after hitting a railing and was treated at a Batesville hospital. He said he protested when struck and planned to depart for California for training next week.
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Match Race Fists Halt Jockeys After No Contest
The 440 yard match race between Miss Bane and Shue Fly ended in a no contest as jockeys fought Sunday at the Stalls Pols field track. Pete Dominguez and R D Hay exchanged blows after Dominguez caused Shue Fly to lose stride, but the fight was broken up with no penalties to either rider.
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Service Stars Win In Coast Football
In Los Angeles at the Coliseum before 28,000 fans a charity game ended with Service Stars edging Kenny Washingtons all star pros by one point. Tarvey Johnson blocked Nick Suscett on the final extra point attempt after a late touchdown. Buddy Young sprinted 50 yards on a pass from Charley O Rourke for a TD.
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Service At-Atary
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Tarvey Johnson
Nick Suscett
Los Angeles Coliseum
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Charle O'Rourke
Major college basketball races tighten across conferences
National leaders push for titles as D Duke and North Carolina vie in the South while Kentucky LSU loom in the Southeast. Big Ten chase tightens with Iowa, Ohio State and Minnesota among contenders. Oklahoma and Kansas look to close gaps in the Midwest as Wyoming and Colorado enter a fourway race in the West.
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Roundup of college games and standings across conferences
A roundup of recent college basketball results features Missouri Valley and Oklahoma Aggies near the top, Wichita and Washington threats, Dart Month posting a 56-54 win, and Indiana pursuing a title after key league games. Pacific Coast contenders Oregon and Idaho vie for lead, New York University defeats Notre Dame, Canisius nips Syracuse, and Navy, Otterbein, and others stagger unbeaten runs with notable upsets and close scores.
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