Western Texas Conference Basketball Scores and Venues
Fragmented notes list multiple college teams such as Daniel Baker Trinity Austin College and others, with references to games and venues across Fort Worth Waxahachie Sherman and Brownwood. Mentions include Western Texas Conference matchups and a schedule outline with locations and dates not fully legible.
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Fea Yeslayan
Payne & 420
Hecute
Toda Et
Ais el & Sar
Amata College
Gas Southwertern
Daniel Daker
Ike Weene Gaines
Eae
Ansty College
Shaynan
A. G. Gre
Daniel Rakerak
Menturzy
Fort
Jawn Kimbrough Signs Multi Contract With New York Yankees
New York reports John Kimbrough star back from Texas A and M signs five contracts with the New York Yankees of the American league. One for 12501 to play football and another for 25000 for personal services with Douglas G. Bortz. He receives 2500 down and 700 after graduation. Deferment granted for one year due to lack of dependents. Additional payments scheduled through December and a yearlong personal pact may include film work.
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New York
John Kimbrough
al-America
Teras Aggies
Sigwed
New York Football Yankees
Jarrin
John
Douglas G. Bortz
yKimbrough
Bertz
Kimbrough
Texas A
Washington
Army General Staff
Camp Bullis
San Antonio
Feliz
Newlerm
Pla-Mor Defeats Hondo Five 37 33 in City League clash
Pla-Mor from the City Basket Ball league defeated Hondo Five 37 to 33 on Saturday night. J Campbell scored 10 points for Pla-Mor while Vanes of the Jeers added nine. The win positions Pla-Mor for Icon playoffs after a tough rally against Hondo.
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Pla-Mor
Hondo
Randolph Field
Wis
J' Campbell
Vanes
Keiley Delayed Arrival For Minneapolis Camp
Veteran club president Mike Kelley of the Minneapolis Millers, then in New Braunfels for Mussrs training, is delayed at home due to a tough call. Word from the Faust hotel places the club in the Westquarters as it prepares.
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Keiley
Mike Kelley
Mineapoli
Millers
New Braunfels
Mussrs
Lodiy
Faust Hotel
Minneapolis
Greensboro
Gstermweller
San Attono
Texas
Houston
Hechester
Fritz
Quincy
Les Cardinal
Topeka
San
Rochester
St Joseph
Oex
Red Sox
Sox Fren
Ussil
Archery tour crowns Montay winners in Alamo Towmen event
Archery A, BgGaanman and Z. C. Sixanteed emerged Montay as winners in the Alamo Towmen's first archery tour of the newson. Feare Mf 174-1081 and Hiken turned strong performances in the singles, with Mor A and Franklin among notable competitors. The event featured Amencin rounds and multiple runners, including Gasenion Wax and Hayes, Stan in a tight field.
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BgGaanman
Z. C
Alamo
Newson
Sunny
Whyla Hiken
Terete Wlawn
Amenipha
Ifohok
Gasenion
Beby
Morlowins
Praziklin
Berlin
Mies Hehidsan
Ab Hayes
Stan
Second St Louis Twirler in L A Camp
Fritz Ostermueller, a key St Louis Browns pitcher, arrives in San Antonio for the baseball camp with his wife. He recalls a rough 1935 incident and discusses a potential strong year, teammate hopes, winter farming, and pending contract, signaling optimism for the Browns’ upcoming season.
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St. Louis
L.A
Fritz Ostermueher
St. Louis Browns
St. Louisians
Ostermueller
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Pritz
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Determueller
Yankees
Red Sox
Gsiermueller
Lawson’ Little
Newlin
Ostermbelier
Italy
Sims
Bay
Denny Gatehouse
Hed Sox
Johny Allen
Cleveland
George Caster
Philadelphia
Maurice Newlin
Mision
Fritz
Eldan Auker
Thom
Auker
Demaret Refutes Snead As Greatest Golfer
In New Orleans Henry Picard locks the lockers as Paul Runyan’s comment on Snead sparks debate. Jim Demaret challenges Runyan’s pick, listing Jones Hagen and Hogan as all time greats. Hogan finishes 39th as Snead’s record chase continues in the winter swing at Thomasville after the New Orleans tournament.
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New Orleans
Henry Picard
Paul Runyan
Sam Snead
Jimny Demaret
Jones
Walter Hagen
U. S
Hagen
U.S
Snead
Dyron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Mosey
Picasd
Henry
Clayton Weel Nee
Linville
Tony Penna
Dayton
Ralph Guldahl
Chi- Ohio
Chiig Wood
Mamaroneck
Cag
Galfere Inti
Thomasville
Golf Scores From New Orleans Open Ended Tournament
A chaotic OCR style golf results list shows Ban prize winners and players from various cities including Dayton, Chicago, Mamaroneck, and White Plains. Notable names include Tony Penak, Jim Demaret, and Henry Picard with prize figures ranging from $12.50 to $500 and multiple scores and placements across clubs in Texas North Carolina and New York locales.
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Toney
Henry Picard
Heraney
Fay
Gen Mugen
Porchane
Dayton Beatier
Linvitte
Jimny Demaret
Ouaten
Texas
Kato
Kato E64, $012.50, Tony Penak, Dayton, Oko
Crule Weed
Mamaroneck
Raina
Sudan
Chicago
Enti
Toledo
Bilo
Dent Ng
Sam Berd
Atmore
Hernan Barton
White Plain
Martin Pots
Glourie Burren
Arlanda
Araimtes
Ray Moogeuts
xJohinny Pinson
Flullywood
Calif
Toad Ed Gilver
Wilhdnatnn
Serene Zimme Foetland
Prers Zimmerman
Selland
Orr
al Broseh Farmingdale
Avrafiny Beranton
Payeral
S.W. Conference Masket Ball Stanning Update
Southland university matchups lead the week with Texas A&M and Baylor slated for key games. Texas Axiom faces Houston Christian, while Texas College Station hosts SMU and TCU in Austin and Fort Worth venues. Arkansas, Rice, Baylor, and TCU appear in competing divisional showdowns as schedules unfold across February. The THNlsa Oters basketball team from Bartlesville, Oklahoma, is set to visit Los Angeles for a February 24 to 27 appearance against local squads in a landmark coast trip.
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Masket
Faiks
Baylor
Hexes
Arcanana
Vaurhn
Davio
Phtlips
Los Angeles
Almalene Athletic Union
Thnlsa
Oters
Bartes
Wile
Okla
Ratinna
AL A, 1 Champion, With Make Fis Tiittal Appearance Tere Pebruary
Syd
Agalnet
Tim Lockheed
Borntery
Treuter Wins City Tenpin Championship Title
Charlie Treuter capped the city tenpin championship by winning the all events title at Main Bowling Center. He posted 639, 641, and 667 in the ring games, reclaiming a crown last held in 1935, while Bert Weltens trailed in third and Wille Grenier placed second. Kaiser wins Class B, Lecce tops all-events in Class A, and Buckner and Biggers capture the Class A doubles title with 1922.
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Charlie Trainter
T ‘Routey
Btter
Bert Weltens
Ot Wellens
Imark
Wille Grenier J
Kaiser
Joe Katser
Imarks
Cluxs
Fa Segara Tote
Pitts
Joe
Gene Lecce
Dave Walsh
H. IL
Buckner
Biggers
Lncy
By J, Byhorn
LeRoy Letfeste
Bandolpc Juniors Triumph Behind 34-Point Highlight
Richard Williams and BM Rise each scored 34 as Handninh tid tuner Ramblin defeated Fork Sam Houston Tams 25 points Sunday at Ran delpy court. BY Thump, won high Torne losers with B points.
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Bandolpc
Richard Williams
BM Rise
Ramblin
Sam Houston
Randelpy Court
Thump
College Cagers Near National Title Showdown
Across major conferences the race for the 1941 national title tightens as Kentucky and North Carolina lead the way with strong conference runs. Indiana, Wisconsin, Creighton, Dartmouth and Washington State remain in strong candidate status, while teams like Duke, Notre Dame and North Carolina loom in the chase for tournament birthing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CheyTo
Kentucky
Kansay
Wisconsin
Creighton
Brake
Ted
Dartmouth
Cornell
Columbia
Carnellians
Indiana
Bacgers
Golf results and hopefuls from San Antonio foursome event
Reported results from a best-ball format 18-hole match at the San Antonio County Club noting Pritchett and teammates as winners who earned a tournament berth. Other regional references mention Wake Forest and North Carolina groups, with scattered names and standings across conferences and states.
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Nel Mars
G. Lapscomigard
Mra
Jédel
San Antonio
Pritchett
North Care
Iton
North Carolina
Wankingtoneand
Samlhweat
Arkonane
Tina Tesvins Inanakay
Lee William and Bracy
Virginia
Wyoming
Adel
Adel Iat Vitel
Belcher Young
Utah
Colorado
Idele
Thn
Toremoal Uhallenger
Hague
Theiedbaaian Wills
Rnin
Tavelians
Bisbee Cowboy Wins Phoenix Worlds Championship Title
Bisbee Arizona rider Bud Spisbury topped the field at the Phoenix worlds championship radio rodeo earning the title of tap cowhand and a prize of 1004.37 dollars. The event highlighted Bisbee’s success as Spisbury clinched first place today in Phoenix.
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Bisbee
Phoenix
Ariz
Saddle Pony Racer Riches Trainer at Agua Caliente
Saddle pony races at Agua Caliente yields trainer Fred Tompkins a $2527.80 windfall after a $2 daily double. Valery Our Liz paid $79.30 to win and Flotting Moon returned $6041, with Tompkins owning a unique two-horse ticket. Valorous Sir, an 11 year old son of Gallant Sir, had prior saddle pony experience.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Fred Tompking
Tompkins
Agua Caliente Witch Track
Valery Our Liz
Moon
Valorous Sir
Sir
Tate
Skeet Shooting Results and Bianchi Trophy Scores
The clipping lists numerous skeet shooting results with shooters and scores across events, including Leigh Pallofereo, Sterman Obler, J. TD, Finks, Mrs. R. JL Martin, Helft, Jack Berman, Morse, Eipliller, Cresby, W. Roegelein, Maj, Lyman, Tom Holler, Ab Deutsch, George Manstlein, J. Pe Colina, Le Brogm, Charles Fouts, Leis Telleferro, Earl Baker, and many others with scores ranging from about 18x25 to 49x59, across 20 gauge and various classes. It appears to be a long-form results list from a regional skeet shooting meet.
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SAN Antonin Gua Lon
Skeet AN Deere
Leigh ‘Pallofereo
Sterman Obler
Finks
Mrs
R. JL Martin
Helft
Jack Berman
Incle Morse
Eipliller
P.O. Lyman
Tom Holler
Ab Deutsch
George Manstlein
J. Pe Colina
An le Brogm
Charles Fouts
Junk
Calta
Leis Telleferro
Flerivet
Earl Baker
Jhtie Neeley
GO. C
Ack
Dies
Jack
Hixail
Small
Lore
Harpel
Brown
Leieh ‘Tallaterra
DeGarmo
HL. Brown
Bén Eisher
C. HB. Terhan
Charles Paulton
Heb Brown
IL R. Braest
Riverside club sweepstakes ends with tight flat fight win
Clete Velez wins the monthly sweepstakes at Riverside on Sunday with a 77 to bt performance. Second place goes to Gare 2p Wag at 82 to 72 while choase' fatrada takes third at 51174. In the second bout Max Mo mies claims taps at 119 to 63 with Ciarlay Keated fourth 18 to 7 and Caladronu and Greatleel sharing third with no Wes 4 in the mix. An unrelated ad urges buyers for safe goods with a placeholder number for ads.
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Olaee AL
Maeata
BL Molt
Tugnaia
Kota Andr ’ Schaefer
Me Bmelts
Landlesp
Tata
Lens Ebnaley
Cd Nender
Spartina
Peekomi
Han Eit
Bhest
Voigt
Hand
Total
Man .Buckner
Blegera
Lan
Leap
K. Zipp
A. Cowan
Fundi
Hunlican
Wexner
A. Mitchell
Handicap
Y. Baker
Brewes
Nant
Via
Tae Ae
F. Jones
Hanlcap
Conway
P. Pietrei
Stone
Rouge
Nai
Eric Ad Belwars
Andicar
Butler
Koerbel
Timmerman
A. Krieger
Dncadan
Toyal Sare
Horn
Leifecle
Treuter
Prthomas
Yimméemon
T. Quintaveta
Behrens
W Crinters
Mo Dagesh
I. Hogerg
Red Wellena
Phillips
Totel
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B. St. Reina
SLASS
Dulinig
H. Wolf
Otal
AL. Baker
WH. Karovnin
Benaita
Tote
Hild
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Arate
Spencer
Handicen
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Sewell
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Warserman O
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Hyulicon
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Haniinn
M. Mayfley
Hanalcsy
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Tanncap
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W. Haiti
A. Hotrison
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Turner
G. Talley
Wright
Wollarquan
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W. Way
Hana
Ean
Bian FL Fink
Hanatcap
Bmnseh
Judson
Nandcap
Hynea
Cooner
Twaillcap
Crag
J. Straus
Colby Tidan
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Colling
Spates
Wisimaiy
Meanonike
Ginre
S. Branwen Sao
Senwhl Ant Windiean
G Leon
WrSredehs
Kenateap
J. Corunda
J. Airorey
Wandlean
G. Whdlger
Kiniende
L. Hicks
M. Puller
Hanatean
CL Kaleer
CL Kaleer Br. 402, 1 Kaiser 380, Panitewn 8, Gos
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Flack
A. Ended
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Ternaby
Brainwlin
A. Peters
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Flavener
Mumker den
Bundles
DY Walsh
Bandicant
Miller Tre
Ty Mms
Mantteun
W. Hanada
Dhrnee
Wandican
J. Recker
Kulian
Bondican
R Bernstein
G'Qalun
Bandicap
Clete Velez
Riverside
Prezy Gare
Choase’ Fatrada
Max Momies
B. A. Ciarlay Keated
Robert Caladronu
Adolph Greatleel
Noh Wes
Copper League Organizing in Helena Seeks Three New Cities
Table Tennis Copper League organizers in Helena report sponsors of professional baseball in Montana aim to add three more cities to the five clubs already showing interest in an Independent Copper State league. A final meeting was set after yesterday's session, with representatives from Great Falls, Missoula, Butte, Helena, Billings, and other towns attending.
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Copper League
Helena
Monk
Montana
Copper State League
Lowarsch
John Ks. Campbell
Minsoul Haid
Helene Raith
Great Falls
Missoula
Tutte
Eash Helenh
Billings
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Charlie Koerbil
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E. J. Syhorn
L. Leifeste
G Treuter
Pat Thomas
L. Batveds
Handinap
W. Granford
Tom Dusord
N. Penshorn
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H. Philips Sr
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Lambeay
Georgy Mucker
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H. Reply
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Hanillewn
F Kater Sr
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Lelfeste
Frank Jones
Stone Wid Roupeon
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Dugesh Ang Penshor
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Herbert Woltz
Tworman
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Milton Karotkin
G. Cable
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Kate
Mt. Hauser
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W. Dolan
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Kaiser Kolls
Doc Kaiser
Fanty
G. Theta
G. ‘Rally
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Ding Whead
G. Lecce
BD. Walsh
Joe Straus
J. Glore
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Jol Guinttona
Fat Aptonn Bowling Associations
Tehieh Handllet
Charlie Tryuter
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John Prigd
Pat Sinclair
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F.C. Hixon
Charlay Bisinno
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Chineloa
Tulle Neglyy
Lewis H. Qayton
AM Ware
Dountee
J. K, Stark
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Chia Funigh League
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Manenta
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W. Kelly
Fontrorna
Ty Tharen
Lady Kantip
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Ly Mirai
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Alenia
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