Lamm and Tucker Named to Lead Texas Center Bowling Group
Gene Lamm was named manager of the Texas Center bowling center succeeding MacManus who resigned. George H. Tucker will be Lamm’s assistant after leaving the Junior Chamber of Commerce post. Announcement came from H. C. Red Nelson, owner, as Tucker and Lamm receive praise and a farewell dinner was held for Tucker.
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Gene Lamm
Bey
Tersa
MacMinus
Lamm
George H. Tucker
Rnmerce
Tucker
H. C
Red" Nelson
South Stag
Janes
Wetson
McManus
Tony
Laming
Texas Cente
Wesley House Wins First Half Honors
Wesley House captured the first half championship of the Settlement Basketball league Tuesday. Sky defeated the Boys' Club team 33 to 18. The second half race opens with Hall of Neighborly Service playing Riverside and Mexican Christian Institute at St. Mary.
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Wedles House
Hall of Neighborly Service
Riverside
Mexican Christian Institute
St. ‘Mary
Same Coach For High Finalists
BESEON UL February 23 17 Hebron and St Mary's at Woodstock are favorites to meet in the finals of the district high school basketball tournament tomorrow but Coach Melvin Stuessy probably will be busier than the players. Stuessy, coach at St Mary's for several years, took over the added duties of tutoring Hebron this season after school officials couldn't fit a vacancy on the athletic staff.
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Beseon
Hebron
St Mary's
Woodstock
Tomerom
Melvin Stuessy
Stuessy
St Mary’s
Sacramento Keeps Coast League Franchise Amid Cash Push
Sacramento baseball backers won a last ditch drive to keep the team in the Pacific Coast League after directors voted to retain the franchise in Sacramento. A city delegation arrived with $52,000 to support the bid, canceling Tacoma and Vancouver bids for Coast membership.
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Sacramento
Los Angeles
Sacramento Relah
Pacific Coast
Yuri Separovich
Dick Bimonds
Sacramento Sparks
Ue Une
Tacoma
Vancouver
Referee Dies During Prizefight in Gros Auditorium
Michael Bosza of Newark, once billed as Mickey Donley, died while refereeing a welterweight bout between Jimny Murray and Stanley Miller at the Gros auditorium. The fight, in its last 30 seconds, ended with a draw after Bosza collapsed and was pronounced dead by Dr. Harry Cohen.
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Seacoy Gity Ay
Michiel Bosza
Newark
Mickey Donley
Gros Auditorium
Bore
Jimny Murray
Stanley Miller
Brooklin
N. C
Hun
Harry Gohen
Releave
Paul Cavalier
Lanier Faces LaGrange in Friday Opener
Lanier, 1943 state champions, battle LaGrange Leopards in Friday afternoon game at Lockhart with Lanier riding an 17 game winning streak. Lockhart hosts the Lampasas Badgers in the early 2 p.m. opener as Central Catholic meets the Buttons at 8 p.m. in warmup for the tournament.
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Keesyegne
San Antonio
Lyinlér Voks
Lockhart
Lockhart Lions
Lampasas Badgers
Lanier
Ta! Grange Leopards
Barry Id Coleman
San Marcos Navigation School
Vokts
Central Catholic
Westenesday
Jefferson
Ins
Cental
Siale
St. Joseph's High School of
la Tedo
No. m
Austin Wins Series Opener In Bi-Caasket Playoff
The Austin Maroons beat Kingsville 77 to 52 to take a 1-0 lead in their Class AA bi-casket series with the second game set for Friday in Kingsville. Ben Procter and Sam Carson each scored 33 for their teams as Austin bolted 14-4 early but trailed 24-9 at halftime.
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Feu. Y
Austin Maroons
Fdngsville Brainias
Kingsville
Austin
Ben Procter
Austy
Sam Carson
Basketball scores and matchups from an old card
The page lists scattered basketball results and team matchups including Levate Baltimore 62 over Jenna Lop ins dia 45, Nortelk Navy Training Station 94 over Silenc 41, Knox Post 38 over Georgetown cur tear 71, Army Air Center 47 over Van werkilt 25, Minnesota opponents like Thomas 63 over Carleton 97, Oklahoma A and M 24, Texas Christian 49 over Baylor 29, Acme Air Base 32 over US 4 Washington Star 36, and other era scores with numerous OCR errors.
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Baltimore
Jenna Lopins
Rider
Nortelk
Navy
Wae
Navy Crue
Knox Post
Georgetown Curtear
University of Georgia
Restuue Army Air Center
van Werkilt
Ont Thomas
Minn
Macales, J
SAACC Climbs Into Top Tie in Service Basketball
SAACC and Randolph field shared first place in the officers division after SAACC defeated co leaders Randolph 48 to 32. Wilber led SAACC with 15 points and Del Wilter, Perry, and Bruce each scored 10 as Randolph slipped from the lead after a fast start. In the enlisted men division Kellyfield Fillers beat Stinson field Pioneers 54 to 43. Oris Hansen and Ralph McNeill led with 35 points each.
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Whenaer Ueme
Randolph Field
Service
Cadet Center
Randolph
SAACG
V-1f
del Wilter
Perry
Bruce
Randolphers
Wilber
Glover
Kellyfield
Stinson Field Pioneers
Kelly
Btinson
Oris Hansen
Ralph McNeill
Hawks rout Rangers as Bentley shines in chaotic win
The Chicago Black Hawks beat the New York Rangers 5 0 as Doug Bentley stars in a wild Madison Square Garden contest. Chicago moves to 28 points while New York stays at 34. Earl Seibert and odd own goal moments color a rough night. Montreal and Detroit visit New York Thursday night.
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Weltoreen Brees
Doug Bentley
Anil ‘Pues
Hiatkhawks
New York Rangers
Hawks
Hoxton Bruins
Bentley
Rangies
Madison Square Garden
Te Hawks
Fuecensina
Earl Seibert
Chieuey
Ken McAuley
Mub DI
al Palazzari
Rangers
Boston Bruins
Bucke McDonald
Teroatn
Montreal
Detroit
New York
Sam Byrd Passes and Reject M Spaden
Sam Byrd, 34, Philadelphia golf pro, was rejected for military service after exams at Fort Meade due to acute asthma. He had been classified 4-P and reclassified 1-A, with hopes of induction after a recent board action following his strong showings in several tournaments. Harold McSouden, nicknamed Dug, noted as a top player, is mentioned in context of the winter circuit.
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Birmuyonibt
Ala
Sam Byrd
Millany Service
Fort Ma
Philadelphia Glellan
Navy
Philadelphia
New Orleans
McSouden
Self
Dispute Rages Over Assab's Condition
Miami February 23. A heated dispute over Alsab's fitness for the 325000 Widener at Hialeah Park on March 4 centers on veterinarians who ordered him out of a prep sprint. Sabath denies injury, staging a public run to prove fitness while vets report a swelling on the left leg. The race fate hinges on a written report to be filed with track stewards.
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Miami
al Sabath
Aisab
Widener
Hialeah Park
Sabath
Alsab
Babaths
Lita
Armib
Savath
August
Swenke
Kellyfield War Woreec league games set for Wednesday night
Kelly Sports lists two Wednesday games at Woodlawn Field and Am and Properny Control versus Hydraulic at 7 15 with Perapnnel Training facing Civilian Personnel, 38 to fr, and Manufacturing and Repair beat Depot Supply 22 in 28 at Kelly Field. Tuesday night sees St Peter Clavers Eym host Port Sam clashes and Fort Sam Houston WACS top Comfort High 33 to 24 with Cpl Ambey Storey scoring 29.
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Kelly
Kellyfield
Woodlawntrym
DI. R
Perapnnel
Kelly Field
St. Peter Clavers Eym
Port Sam
Houston
Fort Sam
Houston Wacs
Comfort High School
Cpl
Ambey Storey
Prairie Lea advances to regional tourney in San Marcos
Prairie Lea High School earned a Class B regional bid by defeating Yancey High School 45 to 15 in the bi district game at the South San Antonio gym on Tuesday. High scorers were Roy Reever with 11 and Wilbur White with 14 points.
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Prairie Lea High School
San Marcos
Yancey High School
South San Antonio
Roy Eever
Wilbry White
Prairie Lea
Hamman Returns to Texas U for Track Season
AUSTIN Feb 23 Hamman a national scholastic hurdling star returns to the University of Texas after a naval air corps discharge. He will rejoin coach Clyde Littelfield at the University March (sic) and help Longhorns in the Border Olympics at Laredo March 10 He previously tied the 92.4 second mark for the 880 yard event in 1941.
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Austin
University of Texas of
Clyde
Record Cage Scorer Calverley Tops Nation in Intercollegiate Play
Ernie Calverley of Pawtucket Rhode Island led the nation with 18 points in 19 games and set an intercollegiate scoring record. He surpassed George Senesky's 515 season total and has averaged 27.26 points per game, adding 27 in the first half of a 115-37 win over Maine.
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Onong
Fee
Jase Lly
Army Air Corps
Ernie Calverley
Pawtucket
R. I
Rhode Island
George Senesky
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Calverley
John “Brooms
Abram Movie
Salem
W. Va
Conneticus
Bute Standig
Trea
Tuesday High
University of Maine
Pawthenet
Maine Quintet
Joe Moore Chooses Navy Over Army Loop in Signing
Vintage baseball note recalls Joe Moore, former Giants outfielder and star of 12 seasons, selecting the Navy club after rumors of league interest. Moore, 25, near legends from San Antonio Texas and Indianapolis ties, batted .331 for the Giants in 1934, famed for his strong arm and fielding prowess as cited by manager Bill Terry.
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Joe Moore
New York Giants
Dodd
Thery
Joe
Navy
Gause
Texas
Indianapolis
Lar Giants
San Antonio
Giants
Bounding Mall
Bill ‘Terry
Coleman and Cox In Mat Feature at Municipal Auditorium
Coleman meets Ted Cox in a high stakes wrestling main event at the Municipal auditorium promoter Harry Coffman promotes. Cox known for his cobra clutch challenges Coleman with his drop kick and recent win over Sockeye McDonald. Semi final Irish Jack Kennedy faces Hans Schwabe. Angelo Digtoldi meets Toy Graham. Marvitt Jones fences Jack Curtis in the preliminaries beginning at 8 30.
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Municipal Auditorium
Able Coleman
Cox
Wyoming Wild Man
Harry Coffman
Coleman
Jack
Sockeye McDonald
Herbie
Muteh" Gehultz Witls
Jack Kennedy
Hans “Rough House" Schwabe
Jocal
Angelo Digtoldi
Toy Graham
Marvitt Jones
Jack Curtis
Triple Tie For Third In Southwest Conference Action
Three teams Texas Christian Texas UT and South ern Methodist finish in a triple tie for third after TOU defeats Baylor 49 23 at Waco in a season finale for TCU and Baylor. Allen leads with 12 points and Mel Farland adds 11 as TOU holds a 28 12 halftime edge.
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Associated Press
Texas Christian
University of Texas
South
Baylor University
Waco
TCU
Baylor
Bruins
Texas Aggica Arkansas San de Rice
Aggies
College Station
Allen
Mel Farland
TOU Helt
Bears
Marlin Hicks
Jén Bolnla
TOU
Zeke Chim
Chronister
Armour Signs Golf Pro at Medinah Country Club
Armour, Chicago, announced on February 23 that Tom Armour has signed a contract as the golf professional at Medinah Country Club for the tenth season. Club president Harry Geblernelz confirmed the appointment.
Nasche to Sub on Texas Gloves Team Fort Worth
Fort Worth reports a change in the Texas Golden Gloves squad for the national tournament. Private William Sporleder of Camp Fannin welterweight champion failed to secure leave, and Donald Nasche of Fort Worth is added as alternate, with Nasche set to face Sporleder in the finals.
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Fort Worth
Mbj
Texas Golden Gloves
Chishgo
William Sporleder
Camp Fannin
Uhu National
Donald Nasche
Nasche
Sporleder
Uncle Sam Crooks Finger At Boudreau
Cleveland Indians manager Lou Boudreau, 20, faces 1-A draft status as war mobilization reshapes major league leadership. Leo Durocher was rejected earlier. Joe Cronin also near 88 years old in October, with Boudreau turning 27 in July and already a married father of two.
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Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Lou Said
Chicago
Is Harvey
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Cronin
Seer Red Sox
Boudreau
Od America Teague
Marvried
YMCA League final game pits Y M G A vs San Antonio Hun tor college
The City Mi G A league schedules its final game for Wednesday night with the Y M G A team facing the San Antonio hunter college quintet atop the standings. The loser drops to the cellar. A separate practice game features Piccadilly club, league champion, meeting Trinity University.
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San Antonio Huntor College
Piccadilly Club
Trinity University
Women of San Antonio Golf Postpone Tuesday Event
Due to bad weather the San Antonio Country Club Women’s Golf Association will try to hold its weekly tournament on Thursday at the club course. The start time was listed as 9:30 a.m.
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San Antonio Country Club Women's Golf Association
Negro Cage Series Evening Showdown in City Playoffs
American Woodmen defeated the 300th squadron 45 to 16 at Central Kiaggeound to level the Negro City Basketball playoff series. Winsel Priestley led Woodmen with 18 points before injury and Levi Taylor added 11 as the Woodmen rallied from a 23-7 halftime deficit to force a decisive game Thursday night.
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Kelly Meld
Central Kiaggeound
Ateach
Wich “Winsel
Priestley
Woodmen
Turing
Levi Taylor
Priestley Tal Nes
Taylor
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