Pirates chain to manage Modesto club after San Bernardino stint
Marc Carrola leaves his semi pro scene for a Pirates pipeline role. He will coach at the Pirates baseball school in San Bernardino before joining spring camp on April 4 for the Modesto club in the California State League, where he will serve as manager. The feature also highlights Mikan against the Globetrotters and Melba Overcash’s record scoring night, plus Snead and Marlene Bauer in golf context.
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Marc Carrola
Pittsburgh Pirates
Missions
Pirates
San Bernardino
Calif
Bucs
Modesto
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
Herlem Globetrotters
Melba Overcash
Landis
N. C
Pie
Downhill Thriller Climax at World Championships in Aspen
At Aspen Colorado on February 18 the men’s downhill concludes the 1950 world championships with 61 rivals ready to push for speed on icy slopes. Fried Pfeifer set a course pace, predicting ~3 minutes 30 seconds for the field. Austrian and Swedish skiers vie for team and individual glory as Canada’s Margaret Owen faces injuries in the women’s downhill.
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Aspen
Colo
Fried Pfeifer
Belserrochum
Dagmar Rom
Aus ‘Ie
Canada
Margaret
Owen
Kle
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Zeno Cole
Italy
George Schneider
Switzerland
BeiserJochum
Erika Mahvingey
Miss Rom
Annelies Schuhproxaut
Katy Rodolph
Hayden
Cale
USA
Women’s Golf Opens City Tournament in San Antonio
The annual city women’s golf tournament, sponsored by the San Antonio Women’s Golf Association, opens at Wackenhut Park on March 37 with a Scotch foursome kickoff on March 26. Mrs. M. B. Kilian won the 49 championship at Oak Mills Country Club. early meeting set dates and low honors awarded at the weekly Friday event. Palm Beach golf notes report the Bauer sisters heading to the Dubsdread tournament after Marlene Bauer and Regene Beardman won the Everglades Elb mixed 2‑pair final 3 and 2.
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In Antonio
San Antonio
Wackentige Park
M. B. Kilian
Oak Ms Country Club
Fridry
Harold Wellbacher
Tom Burger
Feltbacher
Joe Sep
Beckwich
Palm Seach
Fia
Bauer
Llee
Marlene
Orlando
Regele Beardman
Midland
Texas
Charmer
Palm Beach
Allee
Clarke Hardwick
Bel Air
Call
YMCA Wrestlers To Meet Sailors At Local YMCA
The YMCA wrestling squad will face the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station mat team in a match Saturday night at the local YMCA. The event begins in the evening with admission details listed in the notice.
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YMCA
Corpus Christi Naval Aly Station
Hot Wells Cagers Defeat Edgewood in Nonleague Win
Hot Wells High School edged Edgewood 54 to 42 in a nondistrict basketball game Friday night at Hot Wells gym. Robert Peoples scored 20 points for the Devils while Raut Guerrero led Edgewood. Hot Wells closes season with a Feb 28 finale against Lantern.
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Slot Wells High School
Edgewood
Hot Wells
Blue Devils
Lantern
Robert Peoples
Devils
Raut Guerrero
Raiders
Usith
Beldel
Bajo
Your Host Favored in Santa Anita Derby Field
Twelve 3-year-olds race for 100000 Santa Anita Derby with Your Host the favorite amid strong Cal native hopes. Field includes Great Circle Convictados Hawley Deep Blue and Fleet Rings. post time around 4:05 p.m. local. Durando vs Cidone headline a separate 10-round middleweight bout at St Nicholas Arena on March 3.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa ‘Anita
John 8. de Blois
Willian Goetz
Kentucky
Goetz
Santa Anita
Calumet
Theory
Florida
Jimmy Jones
Fleet Rings
Great Circle
Convidados
Deep Blue
Johnny Longden
Eddie Arcaro
Gorton Gilsson
Hawley
Johnny Gilbert
Convidada
Steve Brooks
Feudal
San Antonio
Durando
Cidone
New York
Ernie Duragiolef
Bayonne
N. Jy
Vinnie Cidone
Brooklyn
St. Nicholas Arena
Jefferson Holds On to Cage Lead
Jefferson High school remains atop the City conference standings after a 60-34 win, outlasting Harlan Hogers 48-40. Brackenridge and Alamo Heights won, while Alamo Heights dropped Brack- Zetels with a five-loss tally, and Harlandale led late against the ponies before Brackenridge pulled away.
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Inter
Cbs
BSR Allgood
Bily Powell
Eagie Cen
Jefferson High School
Mustangs
Atexanter
Jefferson
Harlan Hogers Endale
Scrappy Indians
Alamo Stadium
Eagles
Brackenridge
Alamo Heights
Ae Seagiung
Lauer
Lesseg Cael
Jeff
Ensign and
Harlandale
Oocppe Vem
Branit
Patton
Nell Tolvis
Ison Alexander
Ponies
Lawrone
Geen Foye
Alamo Heighis
Brack- Zetels
Pracxontides
Mano Helents
Perwsin
E On & Stewart
de Wees
Gozhrin
Arkansas and SMU in Tie for Southwest Lead
Arkansas moved into a tie for first in the Southwest Conference after a 52 to 43 win over Texas Christian. SMU sits alongside them at 5 wins and 3 losses, with a key game looming against Texas tonight. George McLeod led TCU with 21 points, while Jack Hess topped Arkansas with 11 as the Razorbacks led 31-18 at halftime. Kilgore Drillers name Al Huybeki manager, 28, formerly with Longview, in Class C East Texas Baseball League.
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Dallas
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Razorbacks
SMU
University of Texas At
George McLeod
TCU
Frogs
Jack Hess
Mosley Reaches Golf Semi Finals in Houston
Houston February 18. National all service champion Capt Fred Mosley, San Antonio, meets Dale Morey, Indianapolis in a 36 hole semi final at the thirty second Houston Country Club tournament. Earlier matches were close with one up margins and a 19 hole finish.
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Houston
John “Buddy Weaver
David
Spee" Gokimen
Dallas
Goldman
Marion Pringer
Austin
Weavey
Dick McCreary
Morey
Leon Taylor
Tyler
Mosley
Ed White
Creary
Dale. Morey
Indianapolis
Fred Mosley
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Spec Goldman
Moray
District 14-AA final set at Alamo Stadium gym
The Austin Maroons meet the Corpus Christi Bureaucurs in a two out of three playoff for District 14-AA at Alamo Stadium gym Saturday at 2 pm. Corpus Christi won 39 31 in Austin Friday night, with Milton Tisenberg and Stacey Cole scoring 14 each. Admission is 50 cents for students and 1 dollar for adults. winner advances to face District 13 AA champion.
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Alamo Stadium
Austin Maroons
Corpus Christs
Corpus Christ
Austin
Milton Tisenberg
Stacey Cole
Austinn
Kpndal
Wiehe Laredo
Martin High School of
Laredo
Kingsville
Tigers
Brahmas
Lareda
Harlingen
Lardy
Rinolesa
R. Garcia
Prescott
Rodriguez
Ortiz
A Gatoin
Anglia
Marstera
Lozano
Skinworth
Box
Kihe
Canales
Amichaltc
Halttime
Kingeville
Alexander In Lead at Harlingen Open
Alexander leads the Rio Grande Valley Open at Harlingen with a 131 for 36 holes after a 66 in the second round. George Fazio and Jack Heastner share fourth at 134 while Tom Burke and Pete Cooper hover near the top with 133 and 134 respectively. The field narrows to 60 for the final round tomorrow.
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Marold Vy
Tarliff -Harlingen
Harlingen Municipal
Fazio Slades
George Fazio
Conshohocken
Jack Barke Jr
White Plains
N.Y
Clayton [Eatner
Charlotte
N. C
Tenpin Meet Resumed for City Men’s Championship
The city men’s bowling championship resumes at seven venues Broadway and Alamo centers at 7 p.m. Saturday. This is the second of three weekends with singles and doubles at Alamo and team events at Broadway.
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Broadway
Alamio Center
Alamo
St Marys to Face Corpus Christi in Final Showdown
St Marys university Rattlers travel to Corpus Christi Saturday for a high‑stakes game against the Tarpons, aiming to upset a team that has won 20 of 21. In Friday action St Marys beat Brooke Army Medical Center 64 58 behind Jimny Veltman 24 and Tom Sheridan 20, with a late, decisive run.
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St. Mary's University
University of Corpus Christi Tarpon
Corpus Christi
St. Mary's
Brooke Army Medical Center
Collegians
Rattlers
BAMC
Tom Sheridan
Ted Beaullieu
Sheridan
Jimny Veltman
Ssheridan
Bob Stone
Brooke
Hass
Vella
Gittinzer
Beaulieu
Tourlouze
Fh Hang
Steny
Mogking
Hinkey
Howell
Nowmey
Pargabou
Poehler
St. Marv'a
BANC
Fight Results Reach Wide Winds in Golden Ring
In Portland Oregon and San Diego several bouts produced decisive outcomes with KO s and outpoints. Notable results include Sonny HOF Yost losing by knockout, Rasly Payne outpointing Joe Raul, and Hert Mens dran earning a close decision. The card featured multiple featherweight and welterweight contested finishes across venues in New Jersey and Oregon.
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Sonny Hof
John Tabrot
Ary
Ind
Portland
Ore
Rasly Payne
San Diego
Joe Raul
Woodburn
Orr
Chick’ Baagyoon
Fan Dien
Hert Mens Dran
San Bornarsina
Youngsters Shine As Williams Wins
Mack Hand reports from New York on a Madison Square Garden boxing card where Ike Williams retained the welterweight title with a quick eighth round knockout of West in 43 seconds. West, 138, challenged the champion, while challengers Rooney and Kennedy delivered notable performances, Rooney stopping George La Fargia early and Kennedy winning a unanimous decision over Charley Norkus.
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Mack Hand
New York
Baby
Einmy Rooney
Curt Kennedy
Rooney
Bridgeport
Conn
Kennedy
Wichita
Kan
Ike Williams
Madison Square Gaudet
Wiliams
West
Ike
Sonny Hoy
Bernard Docusen
George la Fargia
Bronx
Jean Irishman
College Basketball Scores and Standings Highlights
A scrambled recap lists multiple college games and scores across conferences. Notable results include Duke 56 over South Carolina 49, Richmond 81 over Davidson 60, and Iowa Central 40 against Ohio State. The rounded summary captures varied team outcomes and conference threads from the day.
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St. Sonne
Eatca
Tawrenes
Cortland
South Carolinga Wike
Foreat
Duke
Richmond
Davidson
North Georgia
Cote A
Oxler Serre
Force of Habit No Doubt Force of Habit
In Dallas on February 18 R. Wey Burnett owner of the Eagles baseball club dismissed rumors of an oil strike at his ball park. He explained he is pursuing an oil theme by building two new towers at the stadium, choosing unconventional vil deztich designs for the structures.
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Dallas
Texas
Hallay Fang
Wille
R. Wey
Dick" Burnett
Callzich
Eagles
Burnett
Trinity Plays Cowboy Quint in non conference clash
Trinity University Tigers travel to Abilene to face Hardin-Simmons Cowboys in a non-conference men’s basketball game. Fille Recko led Trinity with 21 points on nine field goals and three free throws, but Howard Payne defeated Trinity 70 to 63. Glenn Whillis scored 22 for Howard Payne as the Jackets built a lead and held on.
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Seecu
Brownwood
Ty'si
Abilene
Trinity University Tigers
Saturcey
San Antoniana
Hardin Stamens University Cowboys
Fille Recko
Trinity
Howard Payne College
Jackets
Glenn Whilis
Pavia
Newn
Jaya Nentiteda
Vanatoeg Seator le Hlenderson
McMiman
Thenko
Knulefela
Tate
Vangetses
Surety Aa Davi Ed
Ify Blaine
Bson Edo
Urhanewtel
Six Champs in AAU Indoor Track at Madison Square Garden
About 300 athletes from five foreign countries compete for national indoor AAU titles at Madison Square Garden. Defending champs in six events face strong fields including 22 1948 Olympic team members and noted figures such as B Dwyer Harrison Dillard Capp, Mearns, Leskey, Phillip, and Douglas, among others.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Thlisis
BI Dwyer
Harrison iDillard
Hob Mearns
Henry Leskey
Dick Phillip
Herb, Dougla
Four L A Boys Left At Ft Worth In State Boxing
San Antonio will field four fighters in the quarter final round of the State Golden Gloves at Ft Worth. Plyweight Jesse Herrera defeated Elliso Caudillo last night with Merrell Snider from Ft Worth as referee. Eddie Garza knocked out Rudolph Valdez in the second round. Other Saturday matches include Tony Matronana versus Dickie Cote and Ovillardo Jaramillo against Fred Flores. Joe Morar lost to John Jawls, and Hal Lackey failed to finish his middleweight bout against Jack Abraham as San Antonio and Kerrville fighters advanced.
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A. Smith
Winston Salem
N. Es
Smith
Bob Gajth
Detroit
John Batnum
Grand Rapids
Mitch
Glen ‘Eal
Memphis
Yeon
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
Doug Ford
Briar Cliff
N.Y
Horton Smith
Joplin
Shelley
Mayfield
Seguin
Lefty Stackhouse
Laredo
Buck Luce
Paihia Manor
Joe Moore Jx
San Antonio
Charles Klein
Him Beardsley
Kingsville
Ft, Worth
Jesse Herrera
Elliso Caudillo
Austin
Merrell Snider
Worth
Ratner
Willie Garza
Har- Ingen
Eddie Garza
Ruydolph Valdez
San Angelo
Johnny Glee
Dallas
Tony
Matorana
Dickie Cote
Ovillardo Jaramillo
Fred Flores
Bryan
Joe Morar
John Jawls
Lutkin
Hal Lackey
Kerrville
Jack Abraham
Lackey
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Harold Scherwitz
Sem Snead
Marlene Bauer
India
Palm Springs
St. Philip's
Crockett
St. Philip’s College of San Antonio
Mary Allen College of Crockett
Cage
Namona Ad'association
Rochester
Boston
Hineapolis JR
Waterloo
Hartford
Alexander
Ke & Ms
Biers
Anel
Arne i
Ieges
Bk Tis
Waire Howse Ee
Fanart
Williams
Tate AO
Bea Dakotsoy
Ankistown
Iowa
Joseph
Ohio
Pourwesp
Ailene Chibi
Mt. Ata
Houston Country Club
Sone
Houston C. C
Dick Mc
Cowboy Quint
Wookry
Pern Tharle
Foteda i
Atlante
L.A. Boys
Ft. Worth
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