Snead Nelson Tie In Gulfport Open Playoff
Sam Snead of Hot Springs Virginia and Byron Nelson deadlocked at Gulfport Open after 18 holes in a fierce playoff. Snead rallied from two strokes down to post a 68 final round, matching Nelson who led most of the event and finished two behind. Fred Hans Jr. won amateur honors with a 288, while Tony Penna and Tug McSavage also placed in the money.
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Toledo
Savkd
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Ohio
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Maine
Sbrew
Eels
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Greenwich
Denny Shute
Akron
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Nelson
Roney Penn
Hrold UeSuiden
Serene Sau Eecuas
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WLI
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Shui Tao
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Gnade Temamens
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Stackdionne
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Henrys
Sports Roundup Games and Scores From New York
A scrambled listing from recent hockey and basketball events notes New York teams facing varied opponents. Mentions players, venues, and multiple matchups with scattered scores and results across the period, reflecting a dense local sports digest style.
Jockey Killed In Race Spill
Jockey Clinton Harrell, 24, died after a skull fracture in a race spill. The accident occurred during a horse race at a track in Mexico. He suffered critical injuries and was transported to a hospital where he died. The incident marks a fatal outcome in a sport with prior safety concerns.
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Clinton Harrell
Pot Missi
Reete
Mexico
Harrell
Wuimbredt
Ilest
New York Garden Receipts Highlight Doubleheaders at Madison Square
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia disclosed that Madison Square Garden earned 83,818 of 155,728 from January 10. The report splits receipts with 43,000 directly to basketball, 20,738 to the Garden base, and 15,200 for visiting teams travel. City and Brooklyn colleges received free games totaling 10,567 and 3,?56 respectively.
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College Gasket Hall
Madison Square Garden
Fiorello LaGuardia
Garden
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Department of Investization
Ranjo
WNYC
Medics and Crockett Clash in Fort Crockett Final
Medics and Crockett meet in the finals of the district basketball tournament at Fort Crockett. The unbeaten Medics arrive favored, with Crockett seeking to upset as the second-seeded team in a double elimination bracket. Final rounds move from Sunday to Monday under command approval amid heavy schedule.
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Xenors
Bronke
General Mospital
Fort Crockett
Servier
Barket Pall
Grockett
Mehl Bane
Fighth Service Command
Dallae
Tenmes
Sinlay
Brooke Lipspiinl
Schops
Crockell
Brooke
Px. G
Gamp Swit
Ine
Bwitt
Lyte Brooke
Wyner Paes
Leigview
Service Loop Leaders Face Tough Rivals in Closing Schedule
The Service Loop leaders clash with rivals as the regular season winds down. Randolph, Hondo, Waldron, and others battle for the top seed, with McCloud’s scoring surge and Farber’s concerns shaping key outcomes. Outcomes hinge on late-week results as teams eye a possible one-game playoff and final standings.
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Cadet Center Warhawks
Hondo Comets
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Randolph Quint
Waldron
Corpus Christ
Josme
Cadet Center
Saul Farber
Nor Inogic
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Farber
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Jesse
Hondo
Ted
le Marcos
Navigators Nust
Kelly
San Marcos
Mnal
Brooksfield
Medicut Service School
P.m. Tursday
Fort Sam Houston Shorts
Tualy
Firth
Haegg and Haakon poised for Madison Square Meet
Immense field expected at the Madison Square Garden track championships with Haegg and Haakon anchoring U.S. AAU efforts. National and collegiate athletes from New York, Ohio, and beyond travel to compete, aiming for titles in indoor events and the 66 yard dash, amid military and civilian observers.
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Madson Square
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Oaly
iLenday Hotel
HiKite
United States
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Siice
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Port Bragg
New York
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Rinptine Trent
Dave Adbvitto
Dayton
Wy Dreyer
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Natvoralty
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Attig Ling
CIA
Forest
Sian Okinhonn
Nui
Oliver Hunter
Greg Neos
Utdoot
Janes Nallorty
Hafferty
Trent
Charles
Duke
Royal Gamnelan Air Force
Fonnel
Wmiph
Houston Beagle Wins 8. A. Trials
The weather held for field trials at Lic eli farm eight miles from Nokdale with 43 entries. Prizes included cash and war bonds as top dogs competed to claim the national bloodhound title. The event featured Wrights Houston Beagle among top placers, with Lone Star puppies and other dogs earning honors in a blue ribbon day of competition.
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Liceli Farm
Houston
Tor Durham
Buster
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Kelly Dietd
Alamo Anderey
H. C. Jouvon
Antonis
Grand Junction
Tent
Ariel
New Yorker
A. G. Bage
Peel
Aull
Two Tournaments Open at SAAC This Week
Two SAAC tournaments begin this week with pairing work for officers and enlisted men events. Seven teams enter the officers’ event with games set Wednesday night and finals scheduled for 8 p m Thursday. The enlisted men’s double elimination meet includes squads from Psqinuls Weeardiee Ei Lites and more, with rounds starting Friday and the strand round finishing by Tuesday, February 27.
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Riudolph Tel
Diacks
Moyle
Dewa Tye
Crimmins bowls perfect 300 in Detroit bowling tourney
Johany Crimmibes rolled a 300 game Sunday night in Detroit during the Michigan state bowling tournament. He added 268 and 235 for an 803 series, toping the national bowling tour standings. his eighteenth career perfect game.
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Johany Crimmibes
Delynlh
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Crimmins
High School Basket Ball Championships Reach Finals
Junior high and big school leagues clash at Brackepridge gym for class titles. North side teams, lip reading of results, play for the Ely title at 4 30 p m while Ganier and Twateol vie in the Glass 2 event. The Malists remain unbeaten in Class A.
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Eham
Mensip
Malists
Fort Worth Golden Gloves Qualifiers Set for Monday Night
Fort Worth hosts the state Golden Gloves tournament action with 32 fighters advancing toward Chicago. Notable entrants include former champions and a roster spanning Houston, San Antonio, and local clubs as contenders vie for semi final and final berths. The program features heavyweights, lightweights, and multiple corpsmen from Brooks Field and Camp Hood among competitors.
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Pérultimate Cound
Helle Shirley
Beaimont
Tom Attra
Aliza
Brooks Field
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Caray Barkotoy
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John Imbrendta
Camp Hawke
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Preerect Wien Hewatons
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Luther
Tri State Baseball League Organized in Three States
The Tri State Baseball League was organized at Heviele NG with teams from Rab. 19.1 Kboxville Toms Greenville 8 C Spirtanchise and Asheville, forming a regional loop. Officials say two more cities may join at the March 4 meeting as the 120 game season is set to begin May 1 with games on weekday nights and Sundays.
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Kboxvile
Toms
Greenville
8. C
Spirtanchise
Asheville
Bedies
Tars Averaging 77 For 30 Games
MEMPHIS, Feb 11. Oklahoma Skylackats defeated Memphis 63 to 39 as Crouncing led Norman in scoring while Memphis kept their team average near 77 per game after a rough night.
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Mempius
Pep Defends Title Against Terranova
A topheavy favorite Wille Pep defends his featherweight crown against Phil Terranova at Madison Square Garden Monday night in a wartime title bout. An expected 14,000 crowd will watch 15 rounds or less, as promoters project high gross receipts. Events on Uncle Mike’s calendar and KMAC broadcasting add to the night’s activity.
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Wille Pep
Phil Terranova
Madison Square: Garden
Mike Dracena
Havbpee
Riverside Golf Kentinits in the Riverside match play tourney
Riverside golf tournament proceeds with round one and early matches. Jan Soto and Lieut. B. Martin lead in their brackets while others like Ota Birkner Harry Gott and Maurice Sisan post wins. Rain interrupted play with more fixtures set for the coming week.
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Jan Soto Elaytry Levers
Lieut. B. Martin
Maurice Sisan
Might
Soto
Ota Birkner
Loves
Harry Gott
Martin
Gon Morey
Sinan
Towle Carter Jr
Conmele
Han
John Hunter
Nngel
Bil Robble
Ew. Sandhoth
J.C. Shale
Homer McClaugherty
McClaugherty
Scholz
Eaieh Mohan
Lo Bi Wingham Rentelis
Port Arthur Football Champs Begin Marine Training
Port Arthur state champions in football and three teammates arrived at Parris Island for Marine Corps boot camp. The group includes Harold F P, Gusti, star back, Horton F Beenaud end, and Charles Gay guard. Sworn in at San Antonio they joined by a Houston-bound teammate as their training starts.
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Pards Ishind
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Lndel
Hearings Open Into College Sports Irregularities
BROOKLYN Feb 15 open hearings begin before Kings County Judge Samed Loibowtty on alleged irregularities in college basketball and other sports. The district attorney’s office will present first witnesses as Brooklyn College faces expulsion of players accused of taking money.
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Brooklyn College
Great Lakes Triumph Over Purdue In Weekend Clash
Great Lakes High Sealing Brie jackets powered a 30 to 56 victory in 34 starts as they defeated Purdue 70 to 56 before about 8000 fans Sunday night. Purdue forwards Bob Lewis and Red Anderson led a late push, while Wes Lewis and others contributed for the Sailors in a noisy, high‑scoring rivalry atmosphere.
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Bob Tewis
Red Anderson
Wes Lewis Shister
Luke Ms Jorki
Enety
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College basketball chaos reshapes rankings across leagues
A rare upheaval in college basketball reshuffles top teams as a string of upsets and surprising losses rewrite the national picture. Notable results include a strong push from Ohio State, North Carolina, and Navy while Penn leads the Big Ten chase and Southern Conference teams challenge for bids.
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Hele Taland
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al Britt
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Ibraate
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Buckeyan
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Anly
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Clmmifonstilp
Keeney Tens
Eagles Seek Tuesday Tilt in District 14-AA Power Match
The Eagles of Brackenridge, the district’s lone unbeaten team in the double elimination tourney, face Austin Maroons Tuesday at 8 p.m. to clinch the championship. Austin must win twice more to retake the title as Brackenridge aims to seal it with a victory in the Austin gym.
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Brackenridge Golf Sweepstakes Harried by Weather
Brief golf sweepstakes at Brackenridge Park saw only three rounds completed as players battled pneumonia and rain delays. Jon Gossett led with 80 to 74, Terbert HrAshear posted 89, while Arthay Zieh scored AT-6-81. the day was postponed due to weather and 21 players were left to finish after rain interrupted the schedule.
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