Putter Puts Picard in New Orleans Lead
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania opened a lead through 36 holes at the New Orleans event, firing 73s and 36s to reach 141. Sam Snead matched a 33 and then faltered with 38 for 145, tying for seventh. Harry Nettleblest tied the course record with 67 to share a lead in the field.
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New Orleans
Psyotf
Tall
Henry Picard
Kershey
Crescent
Gene Brrazen
Hell Way Meark
Enead
Salimy Snead
White Sulghur Springs
W. Va
Souad
Giretch
Jimmy Thorson
Shawnee-on-Pelagare
Chantler Harper
Porte- Routh
Ial & Strgke
Harry Netfelblest Siender
Framinghair
Mass
Texas Open Movies on Majestic Screen
Unclear fragments describe the Texas Open golf event at Brackenridge Park and screenings planned at the Majestic theater on a Saturday. The notice also mentions personnel changes in a Pioneer league club with publicist becoming business manager and a Boise league meeting.
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Texas Open Movies
Majestic
ST. Louis
Arthur C
Rosteang
Llewis Cardinal
Pocatello Taglio
Pioneer League
Havteong Jett
Boise
Rontsong
Wis, & Sports Priter
Layton
Ohio
Mats Orovember
Shin
Miley defends title in Orlando women golfers finale
Lexington's Marlon Miley, 3y., defending champion, faces Chicago's Bhitley Anndelinsen in a Wie for the Wie championship match as the event tightens. Leon Solomon, veteran Memphian, edged to a twentieth hole win. Tournament medalist Miss dommson dominated semi finals over Mrs Seckle Fuller.
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Orlando
Marlon Miley
Lexington
Plarita Foren Golf Champlarshly
Bhitley Anndelinsen
Chicago
Krav
Mra
Leon Solomon
Vateran Mempals
Templeyer
Donmson
Edeyime
Seckle Fuller
Oriande
BUDGE TRIMS VINES IN TENNIS CHALLENGE AT SEATTLE
Seattle February 18 Goore in the tennis tournament for the professional championship stood at 18 for Donald Hitage and 42 for Ellsworth Vines. Budge reversed the previous display and whipped Vines in straight sets at Boy Familiar last night. Their next match in scheduled in Clinton, Cal.
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Seattle
Ween
Donald Hitage
Ellsworth Vines
Budas
Vines
Father’s Footsteps Rickey Signs Sister Jr
Branch Rickey, famed. St Louis manager, signs Richard Sister, George Sister Jr., to the St Louis Cardinals. The 18 year old, 6 foot 2 inch player appears at first base and outfield and can pitch. He will report to spring training in the South as the club considers options.
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Rickey
Sister Jr
ST. Lows
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
George Sister
Basehall
Richard Sister
George
Gardnals
Cardinals
South
Eeasoning
Tia Hye
Double Bill at Inlanier Gym Headlines Evening Card
Saturday night at Inlanier Gym features a double bill with the first Congregations of the Sunday School lup opener and a main event pitting Internado Modelo Apopalers against Arco Tris. Earlier, the Moterreyans edged Wesley Nouse 62 to 90 in a fast free scoring clash at Lutter.
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Engers
Cubs Holdout List Shrinks to Seven as Contracts Arrive
Chicago Cubs cut holdouts to seven after Clay Bryant Jack Russell and Newel Kimball signed for 1929. Kimball a rookie pitcher joins Bryant and Russell who fueled the club’s pennant drive late last year, leaving only two players on the unresolved list.
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Cubs
Chicago
Chicago Clibs
Clay Bryant
Jack Russell
Newel Kimball
Kimball
Bryart
Russell
Redeed
Ue Sc
Rog Amon
Larry French
Gene Ira
Cupid Completes Pass to Francis in Warrensburg
Cupid Completes Pass to Francis in Warrensburg shows an wedding event involving Francis, a former Nebraska football star, and Fillee Red of Warrensburg. The ceremony was conducted by Sacred Heart church, with Bernard Shee of Lincoln serving as best man. a former Packers teammate was noted among the spectators.
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Cupid
Francis Warrensburg
Ohl
Mise Fillee Red
Warrensburg
Sam Francis
Theniversity of
Nebraska
Sacred Heart Thureh
Bernard Sheee
Lincoln
Joe
Green Bay Packers
Ago Bears
Pranets
Johnson Stays With Rochester After Trade Deal
Rochester Red Wings announce the purchase of Billy Jensen, a seventh ranking pitcher from the St Louis Cardinals. His option to Rochester was exercised last May and he was recalled by St Louis at season end. The move keeps Jensen in the International League as Rochester adds depth for juiced season.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Red Wings
Biles Jhlvisen
Cardinals
St. Louis
Arthur
Nus
Totopnational News
Herston
New York
Wrestling stars set for Walkathon arena event
Chicago Bohemian star Stanley Pinto headlines a midweek wrestling card at Walkathon arena. Preliminary bouts feature Mel OME and Poppye Bwell with locals Bront Taylor and others in action. Outcome unclear as in-ring matchups loom with several challengers inclines toward strong showings.
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Stanley Pinto
Chicago
Soe
Leo
Manel Booner
Savage
Jim Huiberta
John Kates
Walkathon
Bronk Tabet
Taylor
Bwell
Iso
Hitaelf
Alabama
Mill Cen
Tedissondt
Heavon
Will Teteres
Ones Table Tennis Champion Narrowly Advances
Ren Goldbeck was the lone San Silentan to survive a drawout day in the regional table tennis event at Galvester. He won four matches on Friday to reach the semi finals, with other San Antonio entrants eliminated.
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Ren Goldbeck
San Silentan
Galvester
Howard Hombaugh
Alani City
Goldbeck
San Anteloa
Illinois Wesleyan Ousts Coach Bell from Roles
Illinois Wesleyan University ousted Harry Bell after four years as football basketball and track director and head coach. Frey Munt was named acting coach for the remainder of basketball season. The removal reason was not disclosed. Schreiner vs Texas Frosh preview notes Kerrville Feb 18.
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Bloomington
Harry Bell
Tllinois Wesleyen
Frey Munt
Phylette
Ab Wesleyan
Arrolph
Bell
Schreiner
TEXAS
Kerrville
University of Texas Frestsman
Schreiner Institute Mountainenry
Yeekings
Giants Head to Camp for Training Ahead of Season
New York Giants depart for Hot Springs to begin spring training under manager Bill Terry. Eddie Brannick leads Palo Grande party, with officials and newspersons aboard. Battery workers to report. notable players Ken O'Dea, Hal Schumacher, Bill Leiforman, Johnny Whittle, and Tom Paiden among those traveling.
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New York
Giants
Eddie Brannick
Palo Grand
Hot Springs
Bill Terry
Sher
Ken O'Dea
Schumaches
Leiteman
Johny Wittle
Tom Paden
Wrestler Dies in Automobile Wreck Near Hot Springs
In Albuquerque on February 10 Charles Holloway 27 a touring wrestler under Laer Belkerf was killed in a car crash when the vehicle overturned near Hot Springs. He left a mother and two sisters in Cambridge Massachusetts. Four other wrestlers were injured Yaqui Jor Walter Achlu Sailor Watking and Kirk Davidson were brought to Sororra hospital with injuries.
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Albuquerque
N. Mi
Charles Holloway
Laer Belkerg
Bilal
Hot Springs
Oxtard Avenued
Cambridge
Mass
Yaqui Jor
Sororra Hospital
Walter Achlu
Sailor Watking
Kirk Davidson
Tomar Injirtes
Volley Ball Tussle At Y Houston Invitation Meet
Beghes Tool Company's volley ball team faces the university squad in a Houston area clash. The Hughes Tool invitation tournament follows next Saturday with Antontans as contenders.
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Beghes Tool Company
Houston
Ban Antonton
MC. A
Hughes Tool
Thirteen go in $10,000 San Carlos Handicap
In Santa Anita's fifth renewal of the $10,000 added San Carlos Handicap at a mile and sixteenth, thirteen thoroughbreds clash including War Minstrel Ligaroti Whicheea Main Man Gosum Hayek I Heelfly and Sucelfy. Top older contenders Specify Maj Austin Taylor Whicheee and Gosum attract early betting at the mutuels with Gosum at 112 pounds facing heavier weights.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita
San Carlos
Iestler
Pati-Mutual
War Minstsel
Ligaroti
Whicheea
Main Mar
Gosum
Hayek . I
Heelfly
Sucelfy
A. A. Barons
Specify
Maj
Austin G
Taylor
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Hesley
Goslum
Nelson Fioward
Liegacott
Louis B. Mayer
Bing Crogby
Lin Howard
Dinmer &S
Liga
Rot
Fawr
Rvonte
Sha Wittner
C. &. Howard
Zacal
Argentina
Howard
Hopas
Tomorow
National league pairings and scattered results noted
National league games are listed with teams visiting and hosting across cities including New York Toronto Montreal Chicago Detroit and Cleveland. Sunday schedule features American associations teams playing in cities such as New Haven Providence Springfield and Cleveland with results pending.
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Sal National
New York
Tanieva
Riggs Faces Tough Cup Defense Amid Doubles Plans
In Florida, Bobby Riggs trains for the Davis Cup defense as talk centers on partnerships with Jack Bromwich and Sabin. Contenders like Crawford, Quint, and a rising Bromwich lineup threaten the Australian team, with Australia eyeing a stronger net game and international experience.
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Jack
Sabin
Wayne
Sim Mauat
Don Budgenan
Alyge
Anya
Dabin
Gaya
Mike
Riggete
Fine Hite
Ann- Arella
Sam
Jack Grawford
Bromwich
Adrian Quint
Crawford
Quist
Australas
Glan
War Admiral and Stagehand Enter Miami Race Debuts
War Admiral and Stagehand were entered for the $1500 Fore Pierce Handicap at seven furlongs in Miami, amid discussion of a possible clash in the McLennan Memorial Handicap. Stagehand, formerly Santa Anita Derby winner, drew attention with a top weight potential against War Admiral, Pasteurized, and other rivals. The entries hinge on trainer decisions and weight assignments as the meeting unfolds.
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Ino Puro
Horace Lyuro
Vino Purg
Suother
South Aimerican
Cilmybed — Relayater
Thales
Johnny Adams
Vino Puro
Inglan Broom
Quick Devil
Miami
Flay
Admiral
Stagehand
Hlalcah
Maxwell Howard
Stagenerd
Howard
Brar Sande
Myo
W. Plunket
Stewart
Lea
McLennan
Bil Lea
Nir
Mgnansett Park
Bragenand
Samuel PD
Riddle
Stonei
Don Meade
Valitant
Saratoga, Stable
DiMaggio Aims for Peak Fitness Ahead of Season
Ban Francisco reports Joe DiMaggio plans to start spring training in top condition for the 1959 major league season. He cites a disciplined approach after injury and illness in prior years and aims to outperform Philadelphia ace Conte Mack’s staff. DiMaggio denies contract rumors of 26000 dollars and emphasizes readiness for opening day.
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DiMaggio
Joe
Dibt
Che
Koli
Yankees
Thas
Angelo
Vascnit
Conte Mack
Philadelphia
Mack
Peters Breaks Tough Rivals in Boxing Fight
San Antonio’s Nick Peters defeated Abe Belloise in a lightweight bout described as close through the third round. Belloise faded after a fourth round knockdown and a controversial foul as the match ended, with Peters gaining the edge on experience.
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Rolly Wood
Mike Belloise
Nick Peters
San Antonio
A. Tef
Aroe
Nate
Eloise
Young Peters
Raters
Nu Pesler
Helle Ake
Peters
Alm
Boxing Manager Reacts To Contested Bout In Cannibal Puns
A garbled editorial voice mocks fight promotion and manager tactics amid a boxing scene. It references Michigan, Galey, Bronzenian chorus, and a chaotic fight night with bouts, payouts, and promoter tensions, noting a controversial scene with Peters and Ballotse and public gratuities.
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Michigan
Galey
Bronxenian Community Chorus
Aylward Heads U S Wildlife Federation
Detroit February 16. David Aylward was elected president of the United States Wildlife Federation. He succeeds J N Oneting of Dek Maines Iowa, who had served as resident director. Honorary president Dare love Wa received an engraved plate. New officers include William T Maley Colin M Reed Oliver Ehoemer vice presidents and several directors at large from multiple states.
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Aylward
U. S. Wildlife Federation
Detroit
David A. Aylward
Minas
J. N. Oneting
Dek Maines
Iowa
Atacetti
Dare Love Wa
Alven
William T. Maley
Colin M. Reed
Oregon
Ted Oliver Ehoemer
Wyoming
Karl T. Peederick
New York
L. W. Wendt
Montana
George W. Grede
Ydaho
Clingies
Glatyne
Victor Justis H. Cline
Virginia
Fae Huttendacher
Town
Utah to Aid Ab Jenkins in Legislative Action
Utah lawmakers debate a bill to appropriate 76000 to assist Ab Jenkins and fund a record setting project. Reports describe plans to promote faster speeds and new record attempts, with support from bystanders and officials.
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Utah
Ab Jenkins
Byston
Atate Tegtalatures
England
Atate
Ractig
Ilolty
Denkins Bs
Entaliiale
Jagdapeed Records
Eler
AM Byatoy
John Gokk
Lehdon
Ned
Paleo
Ohenekent
New Braunfels Team Begins Grid Drills
New Braunfels Univern football squad opens spring drills with 64 boys reporting. Nine players from the We squad are omitted in the grass. Spring season spans 30 days under interecholars league rules.
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Braunfels Univern
Interecholars
Barbara Winslow Operation Delayed in California
Barbara Winslow a 29 year old tennis star in PARMELO California experienced a medical delay as doctors postponed a milde operation after she suffered a recent illness during a tennis match. Reports say Winslow received four blood transfusions in recent weeks and remains under care.
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Barbara Winslow
Parmel
Calif
Barbara Whinlow
Misa Winslow
Ernta
Sarena
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