Palmer's Iron Play Wins Houston Golf
Johnny Palmer captured first place in the Houston Open with a 7167-272 total after a tight finish. Cary Middlecoff was one stroke back as Palmer carded 67 in the second round at Pine Forest Country Club. Sam Snead and Lloyd Mangrum also contended, while Sam Snead finished near the lead.
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Quarter-Horses Win At Seguia Race Track
Quarter-Horses Braces Muncess led by Mrs. Joe Retter won the board for the rare Sunday afternoon race at Seguia race track. Falstatt finished second, Manana third in a field of five. Other results include Herris nite, 40 ped, Rete 220, Blak Little Bay rated at Peres.
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Baseball clinics spark Texas league and Legion plans
San Antonio observers praise Prof. Gus Mancuso and John Hudson for a daylong baseball clinic tour under the Texas Inter scholastic league and minor league links. Lt. Col. Starkey says the program is the most complete series of demonstrations seen, promising stronger Legion teams and more young players, with co operation between the Missions and Legion programs and night baseball trials planned. A Brooklyn pressbox visit and a Dodgers exhibition in April are noted, plus Red Fambrough's return to San Antonio in the local sports scene.
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Golf Roundup at Brack Lenvidge Park Sparks Close Finish
Thirty nine players competed in the San Antonio Sweepstakes golf assignment at Brack Lenvidge Park Sunday with George Shine as park professional. Fidel Barrera won first prize with 633, beating Eddie Dingel who was second with 731.
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Bracklenvidge Park
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Eddie Dingel
St Edward's Edges Yellow Jackets In Close Bid
St Edward's of Austin defeated St Anthony's Yellow Jackets by one point in a game moved to Tuesday due to weather. The Jacket Button tournament at St Edward's gym is slated to start at 5 p.m. with a return game planned at St Edward's next Sunday. The Southwest Academic league event earlier saw St Edward's beat the Jackets 39-38 at Brackenridge park.
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Gervys Pyka and Charles Staudt Tie in Riserside Golf Sweep
Gervys Pyka and Charles Staudt tied for first at the Sundévy Riserside course with 43 qmen, sharing top honors in the Ina golf sweep. Ferres Horton and Ted Garner also placed, listed with private scores.
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Charles Staudt
Ina
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Ferres Horton
Ted Garner
Parish Basketball Team Defeats Senior Fernando in Meet
In a tightly contested game, Parish Basketball fell to an opponent with key plays from senior players. The match highlighted standout performances from Siena and other local standouts, ending with a decisive score that clinched the victory for the visitors.
Oklahoma Aggies and St Louis Tangle Again
New York February 21 Oklahoma A. and M. and St. Louis meet in St. Louis Kiel Auditorium in a pivotal clash for second place in the national rankings. Oklahoma A. and M. aims to wrap up the Missouri Valley title with a victory, while St. Louis seeks its first win over the Aggies since Eddie Hickey’s arrival.
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World amateur ice hockey title goes to unknown team
The article reports Canada finishing second and the United States third in the world amateur ice hockey championship. It mentions Norway and others in rankings and names several players and teams in a fragmented, OCR-like summary. The text references St Louis, New York Giants, and other baseball and sports names in a garbled manner.
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Bill Sue Gather
Bill Prisette
Bestsix
Willie Jones
Bowling Tournaments Highlight City Exhibition Event
Turner wins a 2-0-3 game series and posts high total pins against St. Gerard's Colts at St. Gerard's Jones Sunday. Augustus McCloskey leads the Kids while Father James Sullivan paces the Colts, as 46 alleys host a major bowling show with Chicago teams and regional competitors.
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Florida Prepares For the Big Rush
Florida set for spring training with major league clubs and minor league affiliates arriving. In Tampa on February 21, teams including Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Washington Senators Philadelphia Athletics St Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies expected to train in Florida starting March 1 and beyond.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Indians Poised for Pennant Amid Coach Boudreau Hope
Davis J Walsh argues the 1949 American League race centers on the Cleveland Indians led by manager Boudreau with Bearden and Debry添 adding depth. He contrasts the top four teams the Indians face and notes changes like Red Sox additions and Yankees managerial shift to Stengel, predicting Cleveland’s continued rise into 1950.
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Yankee
George M. Weiss
Weiss
George
City Tourney Opens With Basketeers At Woodlawn
The annual City League tourney begins Monday night at Woodlawn Gym with 8 p m tip. Jewelers meet Alazan Paché Veterans in the opening doubleheader while Marines face Durham's Business College at 7 p.m. Other pairings include Moon glow AC vs American Sports Center and a 9 p.m. matchups among Latin American clubs.
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Rodriguez Funeral Home
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Valley Clubs Open Season April 7 in Rio Grande Valley
Spring training will start April 7 for the Rio Grande Valley league clubs, says Secretary Ll Byrd after a Sunday meeting in Laredo. All six teams plan to go to opening date April 27, denying rumors of a withdrawal. Cities Donna, Laredo, Allen, Del Rio, Corpus Christi and Brownsville to complete lighted parks. Del Rio absent. Attendees include President Bill Osley and officials Lacey McAllen Schepps Corpus Christi Willie Brooks Rogers Donna and Laredo representatives Jose Simms and Georg Peters.
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