Indiana Beagle Field Trials Show Dog Wins
Dearman's Little Sport wins the 13-dneh mele class and the absolute winners trophy at the Texas Beagle club's first South Texas Mele trials. Winders of four classes ran Sunday for an hour, two rabbits were holed, with Dearman's Little Sport champion. Offeed by ER. Vonderatie of Evansville, Lud. Suott, clay president, praised the trials as very successful with good conditions and ample cotton-tail rabbits. A large crowd attended Sunday's finale despite wet weather.
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Texze
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Eoe Isaacs
Dearborn
Minh
Waehi
PL Wright
Caston
Thady Shores Stardust
W. Carrel
Bowling tournament under way with large entry list
A bowling tournament opens on Saturday at the Root alley with about 30 teams. Sanctioned by ABC and WLBO, the event pays 100 percent of entry fees and offers about 31000 in war stamps for bowlers’ efforts. Top finishers include Renner, Finch, and Gabbs in men’s and Melen Barts with Lois Girgier in the ladies events.
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WLBO
Feslowinge
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Finps
Esthy Filer
Jace Wenry
Falth Bedford
Det, Haecker
Ae Jase Mikle
Inez Fountain
Jet Mills
Delle Reininger
Ben Brone
Della Haecker
Helen Rattz
National Hockey League weekend saw record crowds and new defensive mark
The National Hockey League set a season attendance record with 18,354 at Chicago Stadium as the Blackhawks edged toward a Stanley Cup berth. Babe Pratt of Toronto shattered the league defense scoring mark with 46 points, as Detroit’s Bollett held the previous pace. The Bruins slipped after a loss to Detroit, widening the race for playoff spots while Chicago rose to fourth.
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National Hockey League
Chicsen Stadium
Blackhawks
Toronto
Maple Lesfe
Scurmles Lie
Strusele
Seasion
Chicago
Waller
Babe Pratt
Said
Boston Enimhs
Willum
Flash” Bollett
Detroit
Red Wings
Boston
Phayalf Berth
Bruins
Hawks
Stevitiz
Tate
Fealen
Dodds Seeks World Mile Record Despite Rival Surge
Boston star Gil Dodds falters late, failing to beat the world indoor mile mark at the New York Athletic Club diamond jubilee meet. He blasted to a 1:59 half, 3:033 third quarter, but slowed in the final stretch as Simms and Rafferty closed in. Spectators urged him toward a record as Joannie Pullen looms in the threat of an extinction mile at the 194? indoor meet.
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Gil Dodds
Boston
New York AC
Rudy Sins
Jin Rafferty
Paste Siecely
Simms
Rafferty
Dodds
Claasen
Hus
Simins
Hafferty
Sireat
Dords
Madison Square Garden
Joannie Pulten
San Francisco
Pullen
Botton
Innler
Gunder Haege
Joe Nowttki
Rochester
Fulton
Nowicki
Florida Back In Football After Year’s Pause
Florida resumes intercollegiate football this fall with a team of veterans and drafted-age players who have been discharged from military service. President Dr. John J. Tigert announced the return, following last year’s suspension of all intercollegiate athletics by the University of Florida. Other SEC schools had already decided on resuming or continuing sports as the 1943 season neared.
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Jacksonville
Pia
University of Fuuriga
John J. Tigert
Florida
Kentucky
Fennessee
Mississipi
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Lech
Tulane
Louisiana State
Madame
Actlor
Ternnessee
Wheatley Guard Leroy Gordon Named All-State Second Team
Wheatley High School star Leroy Gordon earned a guard spot on the all-state second team after Wheatley’s basketball run in the state tournament. The Lions, led by Gordon, featured four starters returning for next season. Hebert High of Beaumont defeated Prairie View and Lincoln of Dallas to reach the title game, with Chalveston Central winning the championship 26 29.
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Achel Lions
Wheatley
Npt
Waco to Have Team Again at Army Air Field
The Army Air Field at Waco plans to field a baseball club this year under Lieut. George Tebbetts with travel limits due to a 25 mile restriction in the Central Flying Training command. Tebbetts will call for players in March and seek Sunday games at Katy Park with Thursday night matches later. Returning from last year’s 62 win 10 loss squad are Bld Hudson and Buster Mills along with Nich Popovic and Walter Evert. Missing this year is Bruce Campbell who serves as a B 24 engineer in Kansas.
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WAU
LOD
Zi Ue
Teas Biateur
Enieg
Katy Park
Texas State
Habstat
Bld Hudson
Washington
Buster Mills
Cleveland
Nich Popovic
Lanier Leads Beeville In District Title Showdown
Beeville Trojans beat Victoria Stingaress 33 23 to clinch district title in a three game series as Sunset Dallas and other Texas squads secure regional bids. Lanier waits for regional playoff after local wins and schedule notes.
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Servilub
Beeville High School Trojans
Alice
Victoria Stingaress
Trojans
Secon
Finals On in Golden Gloves At Ft Worth
Fort Worth boxing fans prepare as eighty winners from Texas Golden Gloves advance to finals at Will Rogers Coliseum. Eight champions will be crowned Monday night before heading to Chicago for the Tournament of Champions with semifinals and finals scheduled at 7 pm. Attendance expected above 20 000 over five days.
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Texas Golden Gloves
Will Rogers Coliseum
Chicago
Manny Ortega
Biggs Field
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Don Aiken
Uten
Feerying
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New York
Joe Mare
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Autrey Young
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Bay City
Fort Worth Army Airfield
Darnell
Attm
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Ghose
Corpus Christ
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Camp Barkeley
Giants Hold Tryouts In Bristol For Young Players
In Bristol on February 21 17 the New York Giants announced a mass tryout camp to identify prospects for the 0 Class teams. Giants manager Meld director Carl Hubbell announced the plan to select from a pool of young players aiming for places on the club’s three major teams.
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Bristol
Turi
New York Giants
Gristil
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Ane Gounced
Hornsby Gets Busy In Mexico
Rogery Hornsby arrived in Mexico City to take the managerial post with the Vera Cruz Blues of the Mexican Baneball league. He plans a meeting with Vera Cruz president Jorge Pasquel and team officials as the club begins training. Hosusty has left his post as general manager of the Fort Worth club in the Texas league.
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Rogery Hornsby
Vera Cruz Blues
Jorge Pasquel
Vera Cruz
Vera Croz
Hosusty
Fort Worth
McManus Set for Nuevo Laredo Manager Job
Marty McManus former manager of the San Antonio Missions and ex Boston Red Sox captain was due in Nuevo Laredo Mexico to discuss a managerial offer for the Mexico National league team. Frank Snyder of the New York Giants is also mentioned as a candidate. The league opens March 2 with Rogers Jornshy recently taking the Vera Cruz post.
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Marty McManus
Dianager
San Antonio
Missions
Texas Baseball League
Boston Red Sox
Nuevo Laredo Clan
Frank Snyder
New York Giants
McMenus
Wherce Rogers Uornshy
Vera Cruz
Lt Dean Bagley Wedding Announced
Lt Dean Bagley of San Saba and football star at TC U married Feb 5 at New Bern NC to Miss Blille Marie Latham of Port Arthur. They were classmates at TC U. Bagley serves in the Marine transport department at Cherry Point.
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San Sana
Reo
Dent
Bean
Bagley
Foner
Austin and Kingsville Vie in Bi-District Playoffs
Austin Maroons and Kingsville Brahmas, District 15 AA champions and last year's runner up, square off in bi district action this week. The best two of three series will determine advancement with scores and notes to be selected. Kingsville claimed last week's crop defeating Haclingen in the first playoff round.
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Austin
Austin Maroons
Slalf
Kingsville Brahmas
Slres
Cotes
Kingsville
Haclingen
Texas PGA Golf to Odessa for May Championship Tour
The Texas PGA championship tour event and Texas cup matches will be played at Odessa Country Club May 11 to 14. George Ausbach, president, announced the schedule and qualifying for the National PGA championships. Odessa guarantees a purse of $1000 in war bonds as prizes.
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Amarillo
Fen
Odessa Country Club
George Ausbach
Odessa
Campbell's 68 Wins Sweepstakes Golf at Bracken Ridge
Campbell's 68 wins the weekly Sweepstakes Golf event at Bracken Ridge Park. Gamppel won the ably prize, carding 3768 10. Unusually short field of seven players faced mugey weather.
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Ansociation
Brackenridge Park
Woirse
Army Cagers Start Monday Playoff Schedule Announced
Army intramural basketball opens Monday February 28 at Fort Sam Houston with two games. The top two teams from Medical Services and Cadet Center groups will compete. four games follow Tuesday February 29 at UBC Army Navy M C A gym and two more Wednesday at the sports arena. The winner receives a trophy. No games Thursday due to Service league encounters.
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John J. Ward
Medical Services School
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Kelly Field
Cadet Center
Brooks Tirst
UBC Army
Navy-¥.M.c. A
Southwest Conference Basketball Ends This Weekend
The greatest offensive show in Southwest Conference history ends this week as Rice leads in pace and records. Arkansas and Texas A&M face drama at College Station with title implications and potential record-shattering performances by Rice and top scorers from Arkansas and SMU.
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Associated Press
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Solthery Methrallet
Elisa
Arkansas
Texas A
College Station
Henry
Johnny Adams
Southern Methodist
Aince Arkansas
Lkely Henrys
Aggies
Arkansas Night
Dennis Haden
Southern Methodist Malahed
Bhemers
Deno Nichols
Bill Flynt
Ben Jones
Arangas
Acie Cantaday
Southern
Roundup of college basketball upset and tournament chatter
The roundup covers notable results including Great Lakes, Washington's upset over Gonzaga, Bucknell over Muhlenberg, and Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Utah earning post season bids. It notes Great Lakes and DePaul in contention, Army remaining unbeaten, and Kentucky atop the standings with Tulane, Georgia Tech, and others aiming for the Madison Square Garden tournament and other shows.
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Grupoex
Great Lakes
Lish Eaters
Saninay Suge
Gren Lakes
Missouri
Olathe
Washington
Gonzaga
Bucknell
Muhlenberg
Dartmouth
Kentucky
Oklahoma Aggies
Utah
Darth
Hastern
Cor Wate
Rochester
Knut Army
Pennsyhvania
Villanova
Xamer
Muhlenhoy
Walion
Marana
Penn
Benaun
Navy
Clebtrame
John's
A "Ao
Week's Top Court Contests Highlight College Basketball Schedule
New York February weekend slate features doubleheaders at Madison Square Garden and rivalries across conferences. Key matchups include Westminster versus Brooklyn, Washington Jefferson against Long Island, Iowa State at Missouri, Texas at Texas A&M, plus Southern Conference tournament action in Raleigh and marquee games at Chicago Stadium and Philadelphia venues.
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Westminster
Brooklyns College
Washington-Jefferson
Long Island
Madison Square Gamies
Iowa State
Missouri
Texas
Texan Ageies
Canin Ells
DePaul
Valparaia
Camp Grant
Texar Christian
Barfor
New York University
St John's
Western Michigan
City College of New York
Maullson Square Garden
Lehigh
Muhlenberg
Terple
Penn State
Virginia Poly
Davidson
North Carolina
Stetex Maryland
Raleigh
Ohioa State
Titlpois
Northwestern
Chicago Stadium
North Cerolina
Richmond
Duke Ve
South Cargting
Kentucky
Lelanen Valley
Gettysburg
Arkansas
Kiouk wot wins Tabanco handicap race
Arm Senor L. B. du Goosales announces Kiouk wot wins the Tabanco handicap at pe sippodeume. Baring On follows in second with Bassy Mate in third as the race ends in 2:28. War relief benefits and spring racing plans are announced for Keeneland and Kentucky associations.
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Chuzehl Downe
Shortstop Marion to Report for Another Physical Exam
Marion of the St. Louis Cardinals, a key hitter in the 1944 world series, said to report at Fort Jackson in Columbia for another physical examination. He was previously marked for limited service after an earlier check.
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Marlin Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Fort Jackson
Columbia
Rose to Get Arkansas Job
The Southwest American reports Glen Rose, veteran Arkansas basketball coach and assistant football coach, will be named football coach at the University of Arkansas this week. Rose, back from medical discharge after two years Army service, will join Budd Tom as head coach with Clyde Van Bickle retained as line coach. Official announcement anticipated in two to three days.
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Wood
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Anterbury
Ind
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Eugene Lambert
Dehn
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Toma
Clyde van Bickle
Southwest American
University Athletic Council
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