Lanier Quint In as City High Champs
Lanier Quint’s team clinched the city basketball title with a win, while Brackenridge and Edison added wins in a tight race. Lanier and Tech battled hard, Latner led in the third, Barron topped scoring for Lanier, and Brackenridge moved into contention with a 44-28 victory over Jefferson Mustangs.
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Mosconi Extends Lead in Cross Country Billiards Match
DETROIT February 13 Willie Mosconi of Toledo held a decisive lead over challenger Ralph Greenleaf of Detroit as their cross country world title match progressed. Mosconi won the afternoon session 125 to 16 and the night session 125 to 14, widening his overall margin to 8198 to 2919. He closed the night with an unfinished 56. Greenleaf’s best run was a 40. The afternoon play featured Mosconi scoring 25, 90, 15 and an unfinished 65 before Greenleaf began with a 16 and then misfired on his next three attempts.
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O Dwyer Probes U K Public Sports Scandal in Brooklyn
Brooklyn February report shows District Attorney William O Dwyer seeking an open court inquiry into alleged athletics related crimes and public welfare concerns. The case centers on a recent college basketball betting scandal with defendants Harvey Bremmer and Henry Rosen facing conspiracy charges and requests for delay from their attorneys. The probe aims to examine college involvement, military relations, and student welfare implications.
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Sunday Schools Basketball Returns at Brackenridge High
Sunday Schools teams from Highland Park Presbyterian and Highland Park Lutheran resume play with a Wednesday night game at Brackenridge High School gym. Earlier, Rivieraldo Baptist Temple beat Baptist Temple 38 to 23 in the Emmy game. Highland Terrace pastor earned a forfeit over McKinney Avenue Motodist 4.
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Ft Sam Cagers Final Showdown in Houston League
The Fort Sam basketball finals pit Medical Services School against the Fourth Army at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Posts Sports Arena. The championship caps a four-term playoff following the regular season, as the league’s two hottest rivals clash for the title.
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Marines to Send Classy Team Hero at Friday's Army Show
Marines and Ward Fland Marines from Corpus Christel clash in the opening game of Friday's mil star show at the city auditorium. Coach Cameron leads a rotation heavy squad with players like Hanser and Otten, promising fast paced, substitute-heavy play. The night’s second game features Air Tees of Wrightfield with Ed Sadowski and Dwight Adleman. Tickets are 1 dollar for front rows downstairs and balcony seats, 50 cents elsewhere. All stats are reserved.
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Fixed It So He Couldnt Cheer St Josephs High Cardens Game
Philadelphia report of Elderly Joseph Oakes Sr who was restricted from watching a basketball game by doctors riders. He finally watched a St Josephs High Camden regional game in calm neutrality, the first in seven years, while his sons and local coaches are noted.
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Baseball Players Entering Military Service
Philadelphia reports Downit Dallessandro Cubs outfielder may be inducted in March after pre induction exam. Fitchburg Miss notes Tony Lupia Philadelphia Nationals first baseman inducted at Fort Banks. New York says Yankees left hand starter reduced to one due to Jake Wade being inducted into the navy at Bainbridge Maryland.
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USC Cagers Triumph In JW B. Over Fourth Army
USC cagers Randolph field's Rehoot of Agin How Medicine detested the basket bal representing the Jewish Welfare board 2-48 and the Fourth Army Red Raiders heat. Army Ground and Service Forces Redistribution station at Fork Bam Houston 66-28. In USG Army Navy M. G. A. Basket Ball League games Monday night Shelby 44 points Cole 127 for the Medics Achollard 1% Semenett 19 for the 1% JW B. Dun scored 12 for the Fourth arty powered by full squad over the outclassed losers.
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Junior High Tournament Tuesday Schedule Released
Tuesday junior high basketball tourney North zone Hawthorne Irving Mann Emerton South Hastle Lanter Poe Bur bark games start 4 16 P M local time featuring Hawthorne Mann Hastle Poe and other teams in a crowded early slate.
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San Antonio Golden Gloves Winners Headed to Fort Worth
The San Antonio Golden Gloves team departs Tuesday for Fort Worth to begin state finals. First-round action is Wednesday with second rounds Thursday and quarterfinals Saturday. Participants include Flyweight Glipart Arch e of San Antonio Bantamweight Henry Flores Lightweight Pate Gagild Eagle Pass Welterweight Alvin Hemby Nora moyle Middleweight Bill Grom bacher Camp Swift Light Heavy Tom Attra Brooksfield. From Laredo come Heavyweight Fred Waczynski and Featherweight Ralph Driggs.
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Speedboat Regatta Held Amid Gas Ration Delays in Texas
San Antonio racers and Brownsville crews faced fuel ration constraints as OPA limits pinched supplies. A San Antonio team led by Clarence Sinsoty and Henry Taubert used minimal fuel across seven heats, while other local drivers claimed top spots in Class O runabouts and hydroplanes.
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Normoylers Win to Knot Up Army Loop
In a key Service League clash the Normoyle Raiders stunned the Cadet Center Warhawks 53 47 in the Normoyle field house to pull even in league play. Roy Witty sparked Normoyle with a late counter and Tom Worthington began the rally as the Raiders surged past in the final minutes.
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Wrestlers Clash in Sami-Finn Bout at Municipal Arena
Two rising stars Bothy Managoff and Lars Plummer headline a prelude to the Wild Bill Longson versus Red Devil match at the Municipal Auditorium. Managoff, former heavyweight champ, blends youth and strength. Plummer rebounded from service wounds and climbs back to heavyweight contention. Frank Brown referees all bouts.
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College basketball roundups recounts top week performances
The recap highlights Mary Mince Hansen leading Washington Huskies with high scoring and free throws, plus DePaul and Illinois standouts among top NCAA performers. It mentions Ohio State Iowa ties, Purdue and Navy results, and regional college notes from Chicago to Chicago.
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Azteca Zivic Bout Delayed to February 26
The welterweight titlist from Mexico and the Pittsburgh challenger were set for a Galveston bout but postponed to Monday February 26 due to Azteca injuring a hand. The move followed a recent fight where Zivic beat Aster in a packed city auditorium.
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Unclear fight results with multiple locations and fighters
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Iberg Originator of Stow Ball Dies
Herman K. Iberg known as Ham Iberg, hailed by old-time baseball men for originating the slow ball with the Philadelphia Nationals in 1907, died at his sister's home. A veteran of the San Francisco fire department, he retired in 1937 after a long career including a one-hit game in Oakland.
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McSpaden and Nelson Tie in New Orleans Open Playoff
In rough New Orleans weather, Harold McSpaden and Byron Nelson forced a playoff after Harald McSpaden posted a 76 and Nelson led at 71. Nelson won with a final score of 334 while McSpaden tied for second. Claude Harmon placed third and Sam Snead fourth.
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Maybe the Wrong Mauer Is Coaching
KNORVILGE Tony Pep 13.1 Dad Jackie Mauer bent to his mother Tennessee Coach. Johnny Mauer, Jest summer, the bay Dan Thomas center forward soon became a rega. He is second in scoring on the squad with 124 points. Burnham in mile run New York Feb 13 471- Donald Burnham former Dartmouth farmer now Cornell neilead student will start in the Baxter ville feature event of the New York games in Madden Square Garden Saturday night Bar terly and Budy Slams both of New York will be his opponents.
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