Victory Over Austin Gives Title to Jeff The Jefferson Mustangs clinch 15AA crown
Jefferson High School Mustangs, led by Ben White Rick Wilson and Eugene Carpenter, defeated Austin High 31 to 26 in Austin to clinch their third straight 15AA championship, with strong free throw accuracy and stifling defense. Brackenridge looms next, yet standings stay favored.
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Harry Hamilton
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Miies
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San Antonio Tech
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Tivy ‘High
Kerrville
Bobcats Win District Title in 28-4 Victory at South San Antonio
South San Antonio defeats Burbank 46-39 to clinch the District 23-A title and earn a regional bid. Burbank’s star Clayton Feigel and South San’s Raymond George fouled out early after rough play as officials assign region eligibility and set up Region 7 play for a shot at the state tournament in Austin.
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Cats
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Gene Andrews
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Evans Turns Down Pittsburgh Offer
Kansas University's All-America back Ray Evans rejected a pro football offer from the Pittsburgh Steelers. Steelers held Evans' draft rights after a recent consultation with coach John B. Sutherland. Reported terms included a $16,000 salary over two years, though Evans did not disclose details.
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Ray Evans
Kansas University
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Evans
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Sutherland
Trinity Plays Bobcats Here In Lone Star Showdown
Trinity Tigers host Southwest Texas State Bobcats in San Antonio at 8:15 p.m. Trinity aims to break a seven game conference drought while St Marys Rattlers travel to Brownwood to face Daniel Baker Hillbites at 8 p.m.
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Polly Riley Contends In Palm Beach Golf Final
Polly Riley of Fort Worth faces Peg Kirk of Findlay Ohio in the finals of Palm Beach ladies golf championship at Palm Beach. Riley reached the final with a 4 and victory over Carol Divinger, while Kirk, a Curtis Cup member, topped Pat Devany by four strokes through 38 in 13th green finish. The final is an 18 hole match.
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Ft. Worth
Pegey Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
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Grosse Isle
Mich
Ice Hockey Forfeit Gives Sam Touston High District 70-B Win
In the Aacorinted Prese Mertia league Washington 5 Pacific Coast Vancouver 7 10R Angeles 4 Oakland 4 San Diego a win by forfeit credits Sam Touston High with a victory over Kyle Friday night. The result places Touston in the District 70-B standings.
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Demaret Holds Four Stroke Lead At Harlingen
Demaret led a 71-player field at the Lower Rio Grande Valley Open in Harlingen with a four stroke edge after 36 holes, firing a 64 in round two to reach 125. Mangrum and Haerner chased at 143 and 136 respectively as the final rounds approached.
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Bob Iarmilion
Evansville
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Memphis
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Winston-Salem
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Ellsworth Vines
Chicago
Siner
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
PGA
George Schneller
Ogden
Utah
Goffers
Kramer Beats Riggs In Tucson Tie Break Thriller
Jack Kramer defeated Bobby Riggs in Tucson last night in a professional series match. Kramer outplayed the reigning champion to win 14-12, 4-6, 13-11 in a tight three set affair amid February 14 action in Arizona.
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Bobby Riggs
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Arkansas Sh Pesdy Griggien 30 Rice 5
College basketball roundup lists scores from Arkansas, Rice, Texas, Stanford, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington states, Georgia Tech, Florida, South Carolina, and many others. Dominant results include Stanford 84 Denver 40 and Nevada 87, vs. various regional teams. notes on conference play and notable upsets pepper the digest.
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Pan-American 100-Lap Race Headlines Sunday Auto Program
Pan American speedway presents a four race card on Sunday including the 100 lap Southwestern championship event. The program starts at 2 o clock with Strap Class B and two tivelap dashes. Headlining the tivelap contests are Bill Homeler of Houston and Wes Saegesser of San Antonio, who were first and second in time trials. Rainy weather caused two postponements in the championship race.
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Houston
Wes Saegesser
San Antonio
Sports Schedule Highlights Local Basketball and Golf Events
The schedule lists Banc versus Lackland at Fort Sam Mousten Arena 8 p m Trinity University faces Southwest Lexes State at Trinity Gym 3 15 p m St Anthonys meets Edison High at St Anthonys Gym 5 p m Golden Girls tournament at Woodlawn Gym 2 30 p m shows 3 30 and 7 30 p m Sam Houston girls tournament games at 1 and 3 p m semifinals consolation final 7 p m championship 9 p m Bexar County Junior Conference midget final 7 15 p m Class B title game 8 15 p m Bowling City men's tournament Turner Club 6 30 p m St Anthonys versus St Edwards Austin 2 30 p m Latin American League doubleheader Woodlawn 2 p m International League doubleheader Lawier Gym 2 p m GOLF sweepstakes Riverside San Antonio Brackenridge reserved starting times 12 20 a m 2 30 p m auto racing Southwestern midget championship Pan American Speedway Austin 2 p m Bowling City men 10 a m to 11 p m
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USF football to stay after board backs athletics control
USF president William J. Dunne reaffirmed the university will keep football, despite Coach Ed McKeever's farewell letter raising eligibility concerns. The board of regents supported athletic control. five players with falsified registrations retain some eligibility as per Pacific Coast Conference rules, with St Mary’s and Santa Clara informing they won’t challenge the matter. Players named include Marvin Willis, Joe Wozniak, Joe Mocha, Al Pietkewitz, and Steve Kucer. Pietkewitz has withdrawn from school.
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Tenpin Meet Winds Down at Turner Club Grand Windup
Grand windup for the city men’s tenpin title tournament at the Turner club with top competitors in all events. The final weekend begins tonight after a ceremony at :20 featuring Chaplain B P Teiddle of Ft. Sam Houston. play starts at 7 p.m. The event concludes Sunday night. In Chicago four Pin-spillers vie for part of a $5000 purse in a one hour bonus rolloff following the Petersen Classic. Emil Wansa of Lincoln Park wins $5100 first prize in the classic. Budd Bomar, Semo Stavich, and Paul Krumske also reach the four-man field with $1000 for high score per game and $1000 for top four-game series scorer.
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Lamar Grabs Stan Lambert
Austin High sacked coach Stan Lambert to become Lamar College athletic director and coach. Lambert signed a three year deal worth six thousand the first year rising to six thousand five hundred. He led Austin High to 1942 state title and 1939 41 44 District 15 AA titles.
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Sam Houston High Hosts Girls Invitation Tournament
Sam Houston High hosts a girls basketball invitation tournament with opening games Saturday morning. Semi finals are at 1 and 3 p.m and the final at 8 p.m with a consolation at 7 p.m. Teams entered include Petius Sam Houston Dripping Springs LaCoste Comfort Schertz Cibinon Dowdy Stockdale.
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Stockdale
Moonglow Goalers Edge Hospital 60 59 in Exhibition
Moonglow Alec Club upset Brooke General Hospital 60 to 59 in a basketball exhibition at Fort Sam Houston area. In a separate note, bases and scores appear garbled. exhibition details focus on the close Moonglow win and venue.
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Ft. Sam Houston
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Handball Finalists Topped in Southwest Area Tourney
Dallas: Gene Henderson defeated Al Lerner in the quarter finals of the Southwestern Area MCA handball tournament with 21-4 and 21-14. San Antonio players C F Burbank and Irvin Birnbaum lost to Jim Harp and Dani Foley, with scores 21-8 and 21-5.
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Gene Henderson
al Lerner
San Antonio
MCA
C. F. Burbank
Irvin Birnbaum
Jim Harp
Dani Foley
San Antonio Handicap Preview At Santa Anita
Sunny weather and an overloaded field of 18 horses suit Santa Anita for the $50,000 San Antonio handicap as On Trust and Shannon top the wagering, with challengers including Talon En deavor II Olhavaerry Double Jay Flashco and many others in a crowded nine-furlong main event. Meanwhile Hialeah hosts the $25,000 added feature where Armed, top-weighted at 128 pounds, faces eight rivals including Rampart and Assault in a seven-furlong sprint.
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Arkansas Beats Texas Christian in Low-Scoring Conference Battle
S W Conference actions saw Rice and Arkansas win likely surprising games. Rice edged Texas A&M 52 48 as poor shooting by A&M hurt them, while Arkansas toppled Texas Christian 37 30 in a rough, foul filled contest. George Kok scored 19 for Arkansas increasing his lead in scoring. Texas Christian suffered its seventh straight conference loss. Arkansas and Texas Christian meet again in Fayetteville next Saturday.
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Golden Girls Oakwood Classic semifinal games set at Wood-Hawn gym
The Hulk tournament slate at Wood-Hawn gym features two afternoon semifinals with Uvalde high school versus Academy of Temple at 2 30 PM and LaCoste versus Fredericksburg at 3 30 PM. Losers meet for a consolation title at 7 30 PM while winners battle for the crown later. Admission for the afternoon is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for students, with night programs at 1 for adults and 40 cents for students.
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St Anthonys to Host Edison in Saturday Night Clash
St Anthony's Yellow Jackets meet Edison Bears in a basketball game at St Anthony's gym at 8 p.m. Saturday. The Jackets edged the Bears 43 to 36 in last week's Edison gym matchup.
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Whistles Silent In Ft. Sam Game
Larkland Air and BAMG plan a basketball game at Ft. Sam Houston Saturday night to seek consensus with officials. Capt. John Kramer and Sel. Steve Marchak will confer with refs Sgt. J. E. Magee and Willis Monroe an hour and a half before tip-off to curb whistle blowing. Extra seats are added. admission is free.
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Bingen Leads San Antonio Boxers in Fort Worth Gloves
Five San Antonio boxers are set for Golden Gloves action in Fort Worth Saturday night. Gilbert Romo, who defeated Ace Fowler Ofessa on Friday, meets Joe Stone of Wichita Falls. Ben Hatey, who knocked out Howard Burkett, East Texas State, faces heavyweight David Lackey of Austin. Luis Flores fights Howard McCranie Hardin-Simmons. Norman Theis faces J. D. Kirkpatrick of Lubbock. Homer Martinez, 112, knocked out Jack Johnson Pacis in the first round. Manuel Vegas lost to Eugene Cooper Amarillo and Charlee Miller fell to Lewls Hall Harlingen.
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Ace Fowler
Ofessa
Joe Stone
Wichita Falls
Ben Hatey
Howard Burkett
East Texas State College
David Lackey
Austin
Luis Flores
Howard McCranie
Hardin-Simmons
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Theis
J. D. Kirkpatrick
Lubbock
San Antonian
Homer Martinez
Jack Johnson
Pacis
Manuel Vegas
Eugene Cooper
Amarillo
Charlee Miller
Leowls Hall
Harlingen
Fight: Results From the Ashenstatad Presa Fight
Fragmentary boxing result notes show a knockdown tally and fighter names. Rochester and Ralph Melteil are referenced with unclear outcomes. Mentions of Miguel, Zuluein, and Bodon appear with uncertain results and crowd reaction.
Barbara Ann Scott poised for lead in world skating title race
DAVOS PLATZ Switzerland Feb 14 Barbara Ann Scott the Canadian skater who won the Olympic women’s world figure skating crown in St Moritz entered today’s program with an unofficial lead of over four points. Earlier yesterday Dick Button from Englewood New Jersey captured the men’s world figure skating title after a comeback victory.
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Davos Platz
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St. Moritz
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Dick Button
Englewood
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