New Orleans Golfers Hit Mud For Ninth Tournament
New Orleans golfers struggle on a soaked City Park course as heavy rain postpones the final 48 holes of the winter tour. Leader McBpaden holds a half-spot advantage while contenders from Chicago Toledo and beyond chase the top prize of $500 and a season-long claim.
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Camp Claiborne Wins Cage Title
Camp Claiborne defeated the Transportation School of New Orleans by finals of the Louisiana state basketball tournament to claim the championship Claiborne advanced through a double elimination format and will represent Louisiana in the eighth serving company tournament.
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Mustangs and Razorbacks Duel for Second Place
The Southwest Conference race tightens as SMU tangles with Arkansas for the No. 2 spot. Arkansas coach Blythe Helms and SMU clash while Rice faces Baylor and Texas A and M in a pivotal midweek schedule.
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Basketball Roundup Highlights Nationwide Standings
College hoops roundup covers top teams across conferences with Oklahoma A and M, Notre Dame, Navy, St John’s, Bowling Green, and several others posting wins or remaining unbeaten. The report notes key games, streaks, and upcoming matchups shaping early season races.
Hype Igoe Dead at 67 in New York
Noted boxing writer for the Hearst papers and commentator on heavyweight champions since the era of James J. Corbett, Hype Igoe died at age 67 in New York. Details on the date and cause are unclear in the report.
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Girls Basketball AW allstar team shown in Houston gym
A chaotic summary notes an AW allstar girls basketball event at the University of Houston gym. Players such as Tia Verner Makine and Huth Mar Woo are mentioned for Kelly and Igey. Berry of Tulhos leads with 46 points, 12 from the foul line as the score was tied 13 times.
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Squads Named for Friday Twin-Bill Action
The article lists multiple squads chosen for a Friday twin bill, noting a 24 of 30 season wins. Teams meet Ward Island with Licht as coach and include Seun Farber Normoyle Rob Edwards Ren dolph Irvin Weilman Fadie Brosnock Kelly, Harvey Mnatig Hondo A. A. Fi, Bo Jennings Gan Marons A. Ay Fy, Crothy Marris Gray Brooks Field, Bart Olbon Madi Al, Lloyd Smith Stihson field. Wright Meld coaches Baynett Freen cadet Coates West Boands Chuck Richardson McMahon Radie Rathjen Cariet Center Lawson McGloud Rd Kalfaiin Randolph Ros Wilry Tom Worthington Wath Jon's Normoyle Steve Cutnecka Stinson Aubrey Davis Hondo Kim Lediard tyedient Services John McKay Sat Marcas.
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Leaders Clash In Service Cage League Title Fight
The Service Basketball League top teams Normayle Hatters and Northogli War Hawks contest a pivotal home game Monday at the Nayle field house. A Normaylei victory would put both clubs tied for first with the winner gaining a strong edge in the stretch run. The outcome shapes the race for third as Hondo and Randolph loom, with San Marcos and Medical Service also in key matchups.
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Sunday School League Results Across Districts 1-4
In district action the Bundity School league schedule opened Monday at Hot Weng Gyn with Mekisiles Avenue and Highland Terrace Meth odist teams, while Glen Odlet and Baptist meetings filled the Baptist lineups. Saturday saw Laurel Heights Methodist topple North Side Baptist 33 to 38 and Trinity Methodist defeat Woodlawn Methodist 24 to 4. District 1 4 standings show Harlandate Baptist routing Highland Terrace Mesharlist 5 to 8 and Trinity Tiltierma overpowering Denver Booyle vard Presbyterian 13 to 8.
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Sweepstakes Golf irs SR Miler Wins First Place
Sweepstake golf results report a first place finish by Miller at Willow Springs on Sunday. The event featured entries from local clubs and notable players including Henry Tim Brick and Lindsay U with market details noted.
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Gridder Dick Miller Killed in Action in 1937 Championship Link
A short note from Tongvipy Texas reports Dick Miller, star halfback at Sauileny Miladist University and all-state selection, killed in action with General Patton's forces. Miller helped Longview to a state schoolboy football title in 1937 and later served in active duty.
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Dogs and Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
New York February 12 2657 dogs compete in the country’s dog show at Madison Square Garden. The annual event features a wide display of breeds and the show runs today with spectators invited to view the entrants and awards.
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Everybody There But Haegg
New York February 12 Swedish track stars Gunder Haegg and Haakor Lidman were due in New York from London for a national tour buildup but failed to appear. A. A. U. secretary Ferris warned reporters to await their arrival at a midtown home before the nationals on February 24, amid uncertainty over tour orders and potential cancellation.
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Howard's Top Nags on Block
MIAMI BEACH Fla Feb 12 Col Maxwell Howard has seen its day as Brace Ingstable but will continue breeding race horses on a very small scale Mrs Chaster I Dane says they will not sell him Bart Sande will manage the breed and farm at Lexington Ky to direct sale of her father's string of horses The Chief reportedly the fastest horse ever viewed is among the horses listed for sale scheduled for removal by spring
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Weekend Sports Highlights From Various Colleges and Cities
Weekend sports roundup covers university and club events with multiple athletes achieving notable wins. Includes performances by UNC and Notre Dame stars, a Yale end, and boxing and wrestling results across Baltimore Brooklyn and Chicago venues.
Mosconi Rushes Through Easy Win
Chicago February 12 MG Mosconi, defending world champion, overwhelmed Ralph Greament in a swift display of precision. The match ran 35 minutes as Mosconi showed superior control while Greenleaf watched the clock. He then heads to New York for penal week after Detroit.
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50 Points for Girl Goaler
NASHVILLE Feb 12 16 AN America Allitic Banka Pate scored 50 points to lead her team in a night game. Vallee Rambelites blasted the Knoxville Pepsi Colas 43 9. Pate’s 50 point effort marks a rare scoring feat for a female player in this level.
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Lanier Tech Faces Crucial City Basketball Clash
Lanier Tech Vullets aim to clinch the city championship by beating Tech, with a 6-1 record, as Brackenridge and Jefferson duel in the Jefferson gym. The district title hinges on this matchup, while Alamo league action and other contests unfold across Edison gym.
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Hockey National Mockery League Scores and Schedule
National hockey coverage shows team standings and a chaotic schedule page. It highlights Montreal's 18 minute all but silencing of a Rangers bid, several high attendance games in Boston and Toronto, and multiple league results including the Eastern and Pacific Coast divisions with teams like Buffalo Providence and Detroit.
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Granieri Wins City Tenpin Championship
Granieri secures the city men’s tenpin title in Class A at Main Center after two weekends of competition. He top-scored with 629 in team, 591 in doroles, and 621 in singles for 2851 total, beating Norbert Penshorn who totaled 1808. Other top finishers include Gene Lecce, Leomar Mangold, and class winners Dr. C L Cooper, Louis Catalan, and Sgt Octavius Sirinan, with high games and doubles noted across classes A B and C.
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Bowling Strikes Through Chicago as Veterans Dominate Peterson Classic
Chicago hosts a large bowling classic where Thelma Gibson of Detroit won the Peterson tournament with 7- ISIS? score and $5300 prize, while Lakm of Pleasantville earned $2000 and a gold ring. Pred Vopel and George Young took $1000 each in the Peterson Roubles tourney, as top names faded from the field in a sprawling event featuring entrants from Detroit, Pleasantville, NY, and Chicago.
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Brookyln College Sees Profit From Garden Games
A Brooklyn college athletic report states the school received 3463.42 dollars for participating in Madison Square Garden basketball double-headers this year, down from 5035 previously. It notes nine home games and a profit of 4244 from seven home visits, urging continued Garden play amid a gambling scandal.
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Smiths Poloists Trail Mexico Team
Smiths Poloists lose to Mexico in Mexico City as Gallardo, Gracida brothers, and Blanco lead the winners. Smith, Barry, and Safford score for the losers amid a scene with President Ayala Camacho and former President Batlle among spectators.
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New Mexico Claims Border Loop Title
Albuquerque report says New Mexico University basketball team secured the Border Loop title after a 42-39 win over Texas Tech. The Arizona New Mexico West Texas conference games were marked as inactive for the duration. The Lobos finished the season Saturday night with a victory and maintained a strong record.
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