Jefforsn High Mustangs Rapid District Tourney Run
Jeffers on High School Mustangs advance to the semi finals of District 92 basketball after a strong win over Medina City and a 31-8 halftime lead in their Friday night contest. Harry Hamilton’s team, the city champions, appear the class of the field as they prepare for the 8 p.m. final against Kerr Wise Alamo Heights winner. Sutherland Springs and Medina City also featured in the district action with notable performances by Marivel Garcia Jod Dunkum and Gerald.
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Jefforem High School Mustangs
Avige
Jefferson
Harry
Hamilton
Sutherland Springs
Sore ‘and Siguin
Matadore
New Braunfels
Mustangs
Agein
Alamo Heights
Medina City
Hedari
Chapion
Bitton
Frogs
Pe Marivel Garcia
Jod Dunkum
Gerald
Dolin
Joan
Irvin
Baby" Martin
Midiiin
Bexar County
Wollage Greebon
Medinas
Martin
Harry ‘Val
Bibber Daniels
Dick Reiner
Wayne Pickus
Ralph Elleworth
Thay Aid
Menlo
Vetghits
Wilh
Renner
Pickels
Ellsworth
Tach
McDaniels
Goren
Adee
Rig Lutz
Wallace
Mitte Henry Lad Poo
Smith
Alfehneff
Jimmy Rhein
Tander
Boolb
Batnt
Tofterson
Bathert
Jani
Mignott
Jessernaha
Exringa
Senge
Woidetfaraon
Rutherland
Enelnga
Five district champions vie for state schoolboy title tonight
District race updates reveal Robstown clinching District 26 while Fort Worth, Dallas, El Paso and other cities chase city or district crowns. Several series wrap tonight with Canyon to Brownwood and Lubbock areas in focus as mistrict champions are named.
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Fort Worth
Ken Amon G. Carter
Poly Slash
Robstown
Cofton
Mathis
Rabsteen
Bryan
el Paso
Ramedhrough
Sanset
Dallas City
Teff Davis
Arkansas Clinches Solo SWC Title With 67 42 Win
Arkansas clinched at least a solo SWC championship by crushing TCU 67 42 as Johnnie Adams scored 36 points to break the conference scoring record. SMU remains with a mathematical chance but must win at Dallas next weekend to threaten. Arkansas next faces Texas Tech at Fort Worth and Texas at Austin in upcoming games.
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Arkansas
Christian
Razorbacks
Bre
Texas
Mustangs
Packers
Jommy Adams
Hib Kirk
Patrick
Baylor
Fort Worth
Texas At Austin
Rice
Texas A
M.st College Station
Qaoleht
New Brant triumphs in tight basketball clash
Unclear OCR reads like a box score summary with scattered team names. Key phrases mention New Brant, Minged free throws, and Semin, suggesting a close game. Specifics such as dates, places, or complete team names are missing, but the fragment implies a scoring event and a late foulline sequence.
Five in Row for West Texas Buffs
The West Texas State Buffs won their fifth straight conference game, defeating Texas A. 87 to 47. The Buffs head to San Antonio to face St. Mary’s while preparing for next week’s schedule. Jayelinas of Seingseville features in the recap.
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Canyon
Feo
Texas State Buffs
Texas A
Jayelinas
Seingseville
Catholic Grade-School Basketball Playoffs Set
Grade schools schedule four championship games and two consolation matches at center. Sacred Heart advances to meet Guadalupe at 9, followed by Perpetual Help vs St Marys. Henry’s faces St Anthony’s at 11. Semi final times and consolation rounds noted. Friday results include Perpetual Help over St Cecelia and Bt Mary’s over St Fernand in a tightly contested opening night.
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Lely Way
Centat Yin
Sacred Heart
Guad Alupe
Porpetal Help Ya
Bt Mary's
Henry's
St. Anthony’s
Winatra
Wight
Perpetual Help
St. Cecelia
Agm
Eid
Mary'a
Fernand
Aggie Swimmers Set for A Meet at Texas A M
Aggie swimming team hosts a meet featuring star sprinters Muaahtog and Teuna A ang, with college squad entries. Bop Taylor and Barold Hensley have set six pool records and three Southwest Conference marks in recent meets. Riders Don Smith, Dean Smorth, Gus Clemens, Frank Scott, John Conaway, Bell Scott, Ea Harding, and John Ferrera will push to outscore the opposing collegians. An ARGC Water Polo exhibition adds entertainment for the fans. Program begins at 7:30.
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Hely Teuna A. Ang
Antonio Y
Leary
Might
Atari
T He Ags
Bop Taylor
Barold Hensley
Meinhein
Collegians
Don Smith
Dean Smorth
Gus Clemens
Frank Scott
John Conaway
Bell Scott
Ea Harding
John Ferrera
ARGC
Texas boxers easy winners in campus meet title
University of Texas Longhorn boxing team dominated a four bout meet at an unnamed gym against San Antonio M G A. Bantam Frank Barron defeated Charles Pardo featherweight Nick Pomonis outpointed Roy Brnoag. Ed Scarborough beat Homer Chalk in lightweight. Gilbert Davis won welterweight over Jimmy Ad ons. Davis Alexander lost to Alfred Tatteese of Fort Sam Houston in an exhibition.
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University of Texas
Portamouth pro Harper shocks field in Thomasville golf
Chandler Harper a little known Portsmouth Va pro turned pro six years ago led the $3000 Thomasville Open after a 33 34 87 in the pro-am prelim. He shared the top with 145 players in a record field while Byron Nelson and Herb Hogan posted strong 68 and 70 scores in the 54 hole event at Glen Aryon.
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Thomasville
Portamouth
Chandler Harper
Tye
Burper
Byron Nelson
Herb Hogan
Nelson
Hogan
Glen Aryon
National Y Tourney Set in Pittsburgh
The National YMCA Tournament was announced for April 4 and 5 in Pittsburgh after a committee meeting on the annual event. The details emerged from the local session with plans for the national meet and participation by YMCA teams.
Michigan grid crowds up as Harmen stars draw fans
Ann Arbor reports show All American Tommy Harmen and teammates drew record in games at the University of Michigan last season. Attendance soared to about 60,000 with gate receipts over 150,000 after bond retirements and plant debt reductions left the athletic program healthier. Professors Rigier and Algler praised students and athletes for balancing academics with sports while denying scandals or idle wealth.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Tommy Harmen
University of Michigan
Ralph W. Rigier
Chaiman
Board On Control of Physical Education
Michigan
Algler
Ale Young Amet
Classy Kansas Cagers Face Ratlers in Intersections Tilt
St Marys University Rollers host Kansas Wesleyan cagers in a Saturday night intersectional game at Saint Marys. Coach Gene Johnson leads the Kansans toward four games afterward as they clash with the Rabblers led by Sam Heyshany. Expected starters include Avky Groswell, Rasy Vorpahl, Chico Caloiel, and Mike Ball amid a backcourt to frontcourt defensive battle.
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Midwest
St. Mary's
San Antonians
Kansas
Wesleyan University
Croy Satna
Kay
Iwkdlands
Jed
Gene Johnson
Stinere
Sam Heyshany
Avky Groswell
Rasy ‘Vorpahl
Chico Caloiel
Miké Ball
Marys
Roccer
Freebooters Win Polo Cup Final at Miler Field
Freebooters defeated Wichita Falls 8 to 4 in the finals of the annual polo tournament Friday afternoon. Harold Harry led Wichita Falls with two goals, while Hugh Pitesmons and Floyd contributed goals for the Freebooters. Benhni Nek and Tom Aether are listed among players in the scrappy encounter.
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Wichita Falls
Miler Field
Harold Harry
Thvice
Wichita
Hugh Pitesmons
Vie Haridiay
Floyd
Mind Tod He
Ereghaotrrn Wietslinpall CG
Benhni
Nek
Tom Aether
Harald Barry de Vloyd
Guintanilia Ofelsia
Uripires
Marge Wean Yangba
Taferee
Don
Sunday Schools Triumph Sees First In Sunday League
Sunday Schools Mexican Christinenatitute won 21 to 20 over First Evin geliqul on Friday night at Woodlawn gym Nashon. Woodlawn Methodist, led by Tad Woodlawn, plays next week for the league title after a 23 to 10 victory over Central Christian.
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Smith
Wootlawn
McGinn
Ivers
Snathoff
Central
Looway
Arpustrann
Firat Evin
Taflamek
Torres Ie
Kelley Heads for Camp as Minneapolis Club Plans Spring Camp
Kelley, president of the Minneapolis baseball club of the American Association, heads from Minneapolis for the club’s spring camp at New Braunfels. Mrs. Kelley accompanies him. The Kelley party, including chauffeur and Crainey, will head for Texas, with the team ordered to report March 7.
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Hike Kelley
Minnneapolis
Rai
Minneapolis
Braunfete
Foust Hotel
Drilers
Mihateapolis
Vines and White Feature Houston Golf Showdown
In Houston on February 2, 1941, Vines, famed Californian golfer, contemplates changing his mind about full competition as he targets major titles. He defeats 19 year old Tyrell E. Garth Jr. of Beaumont after a tough match, while Ed White ousts state champion Bob Coffey. Stedle and Ringel draw strong crowds as top contenders in the draft-influenced field.
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Houston
Flsworth Vines
Vines
Californina
genes—Vines
Ed White
White
Steorg
Coffey
Buly
Bob Coffey
Tyrelle Garth Jr
Beaumont
Frank Stedle
Hot Springs
Ark
Powerbouse
Bothy Ringel
Riegel
Abel
Stiedle
George Young
White Riegel
Bui ‘Tuckee
Dallas
Smil
Creel Reynolds Smith
Ossly
Carlton Jy
Selman
Tin Welsh
Texas Tech Upsets Phillips in Overtime Clash
The Red Raiders toppled Phillips 99 86 in Amarillo as Texas Tech pulled a late surge. Oklahoma, fresh from beating Arkansas Razorbacks, edged Texas Tech 34 32 in a tense overtime battle.
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Texas Tech
Phillips
Amarillo
Web
Can Inko
Oklahoma Outfit
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Red Raiders
Pro Tennis Stars Entertains at Municipal Auditorium
A crowd of 3175 watched J C C players Tilden Budge Marble and Hardwick in a charity tennis show at the Municipal Auditorium. Budge and Tilden split sets with Marble and Hardwick, with Tilden’s backhand drawing the loudest cheers. The event raised funds for the Junior Chamber of Commerce and featured Brackenridge football ball boys, promising a strong tour stop for the troupe.
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Ban Antono
Don Budge
Dempsey and Louie
Alles Marble
Mary Hardwick
Miss Hardwick
Tilden
Budge
Nim T
Thden Simon
Miss Marble
Corer
Mins Hardwick
Jack Harris
Allee Markly
Fleanor Tennant
Eliniey Wb Nudan
Potchernick’s
Spemsn
George ‘Tucker
Lie
Contr
Biel
Tiden
Brackenridge
TCU 10 HIRE CAGE COACH
Fort Worth Feb 22 A new basketball coach with football duties will be employed by Texas Christian University. The board authorized the move after an athletic committee recommendation and named Mike Brunthelmy as football coach and cage skipper for five seasons.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian Wyiveralty
Donn D. Ropers
Mike Brunthelmy
Cage
Trishman
Bram
Rogers
Baseball Asks No Favors In Army Draft
New York reports strong stand by major league owners against deferments for players. Hank Greenberg denied seeking occupational relief. Connie Mack, Jack Zeller, Harry Grabiner, and other executives stated they would not request deferments. Yankees and Reds echoed hands off the draft policy. Phillies and Cubs leaders supported servicing, while officials noted baseball’s morale role. Arnovich appealed for deferment but was refused. Giants president Stouchm suggested service timing.
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New York
UPI
Ball Slo
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Associated Press
Jack Zeller
The
Tigers
Walster O. Briggs
Harry Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
Basebal
Faol
Eugene Stack
White Sox
Exl Garrow
New York Yonkees
Yankees
Tha Nasional Jengun
Warren Glos
Cincinimti Reds
Ike
Gerry Nugent
Phillies
Phils
Hugh Milcahy
Roy Bruner
Kim Gallagner
Chicago Gubs
Uinb
Greenberg
Morrie Arnovich
New York Giants
Arnovich
Horace Stouchm
Giants
Bn Mullst
Jt ML
Stas
Keene
Tig Eeeulb
Xevetat Leoth
Miley and Bauer Tie in Medal Golf
Miley of Lexington Kentucky and Jen Bauer of Providence tie in medal golf at the 4 hole women’s tournament. Final round yesterday at Mushiy. Miley carded 232 and Bauer 229, both with strong scores despite rough conditions.
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Miley
Bauer
Nassau
Marion Miley
Lexington
Jen Bier
Providence
Mushiy
Follean
Money Making Suggestion to Wouse Wilves
A brief note outlines a money making suggestion for a household project this may involve simple crafts and small-scale sales. It mentions potential tools and materials and emphasizes practical steps to start with limited effort. No specific people places or organizations are named.
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