Deaf regional hoops tourney set at Central Catholic High
Southwest Athletic Assn for the Deaf stages its regional championship basketball tourney March 2 and 3 at Central Catholic High School gym. Deaf players showcase keen eyesight and disciplined focus on officials, with quieter games but no change in pace. Sophomore Bill Klingaman headlines Jefferson High cadet leader while Mountaineers star Schreiner Institute points pace.
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Central Catholic High School
Klingaman
Bill Klingit
Ideavors
Wardman
Jefferson Igh School
Scoxing
Schreiner Institute
Menis
Sehral Piints
Attaboy
Horned Frogs top players sign pro contracts
Six members of the 1955 Texas Christian University Horned Frogs have joined professional football, with quarterback Chuck Curtis turning down the Cleveland Browns to sign with Winnipeg in the Canadian league for a salary exceeding 13,000 per season. Vernon Uecker, O'Day Williams, Nortain Hamilton, Ken Wingburg, and others also headed to teams in Winnipeg Vancouver Montreal and Green Bay. End Jonny Nikkel maintains top grades and ranks in the top five percent academically.
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TCU Ieads
Horned Frogs
Cleveland Browns
Winnipeg
Vernon Uecker
O'Day Williams
Vancouver
Nortain Hamilton
Montreal
Ken Wineburg
Green Bay Packers
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Flam
Dick Savilt
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Kurt Ni
Omalley
Barbara Reinack
Maurice Glick
Aan Richardson
Allee O'Neal Dye
South Anlante
Oaldawn Park
Hot Springs
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Art Ditmar
Kansas City
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Los Angeles
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Don Cataway
University’ of
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Calgary
Stan Speders
SMU to Play Rice for Southwest Title Claim
SMU aims to clinch the Southwest Conference basketball crown by facing Rice Owls in Houston Saturday night. Rice stands 7-0 in league play while SMU holds a 1-0 mark. other Saturday games include Arkansas at Baylor and Texas A&M at Texas in Austin.
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Rice Owls
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SMU
Rice
Arkansas
Baylor
Ware
Texas A. & M
Texas
Austin
Twn
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Varsity Eels
Kiers
Georgia
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Senate
Fred Dwyer
Letsie Tabor
Ron de Jang
New York
Benefit Cage Tilts on Tap
A benefit basketball game for the March of Dimes is planned for Saturday night at the Wondlawy puat featuring teams from the Monday night league of stars and the Wednesday allstars city recreation department. Preliminary game at 7 p.m. pitting the San Antonio Independents and the Central Centers girls' teams. Admission 40 cents for adults and 2 cents for children. The event includes many local players from clubs and organizations, with listed participants from Club 16, Box's Club, Fis fanern, Jontar Chamber of Cohumerce, TANG, St. Patrick's, Army Map, Union State, Sultanas, AAA Carpet service, and Catholic Men's clubs among others.
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League of Stars
All- Stors
City Recreation Department
March of Dimes
San Antonio Independents
Central Centers
Allstaea
Vincent Elizare
Eddie Garvin
Club
Richard Mendoce
Sinairte
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Local soccer recap with unclear details and scattered names
In a muddy scene at Pittman Sullivan, the Kike from Pachuca is set to play a recur match against San Autople Soccer. Hikes defeated Brooke Medical Center 24 points as another event unfolded at Pittman Sullivan.
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Pachuca
Mexico
Pittman Sullivan Finrhs
Brooke Medical Center
Pittmansulliver
Budruff District Playoff Showdown Sparks Saturday Action
District 16A4A4 basketball features Burbank Bulldogs vs LA Tech Buffs in Alamodome gym at 8:45 p.m. with winner advancing to meet Jefferson officials and McAllen or Harlingen. AAAA district final also highlighted by Jefferson Mustangs clinching title with 65-61 win over Alaran Heights.
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Faison
South Sly
Aitetonio
Saturdey
San Antonio Schirl
Thes
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Tyreen Guero Pil Mission
Mission
Alamo Haighis
Seni
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Warhorne
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Mvera
Thornton
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Dallys
Lions Fall as Four Teams Reach AAA Negro Tournament Rounds
In Prairie View on Friday four teams advanced in the Class AAA Negro basketball tournament. Hlousten Wheatley beat Bunhar of Texarkana 102 75, Anderson of Austin beat Central of Galveston 62 55, Dallas Lincoln defeated Brother Tyler 82 66, and Terrell of Fort Worth defeated Whealley’s Lions of San Antonio 71 54.
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Bunhar
Texarkana
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Galveston
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Broth
Tyler
Terrell
Ft. Worth
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Basilio knocks out Saxton to earn middleweight title shot
Carmen Basilio battered Johny Saxton with a sharp left hook in the second round in Cleveland to claim the welterweight crown and earn a shot at the middleweight title against Gene Fullmer or Sugar Ray Robinson. Basilio, managing a bid to move up, dominated the bout from the start while Saxton absorbed a steady left-right barrage and finished on the canvas.
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Gene Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
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Harry Matkaon
International Boxing Club
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Heights and Jefferson golfers place in Ray-Muler Invitational
Heights High School golfers finished third while Jefferson High placed fifth at the Ray-Muler Invitational Golf tournament in Corpus Christi. F. Austin of Austin won with 604, Reagin of Houston was second with 319, Heights 321, Lamar of Eniston 228, Jefferson 337. local players include Alma Bet fist Carlisle Maxwell and junior high standout Terry Kuhn.
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Irvine
Charles Bush
Mike Aaptia
Air Force Southwest Conference Golf Finals At Lackland AFB
The 36 hole finals at Lackland AFB showcased top golfers from AF bases in senior and open divisions. Dan Macleod of Lackland defeated Robert Barton of Ellington in the open division quarterfinals. Thane Jeffreys of Kelly beat Benjamin Donn of Randolph in the senior consolation bracket as Keny and Aerthearts advanced in close matches.
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Haul Kelly
Sheppard Ate
Air Force Southwest
Cuarice
Dan Macleod
Lackland
Robert Barton
Ellington
Paul Kelly
Sheprsted
Innes Sykes
Hondo
Jody Grant Sets Southwestern AAU Swim Mark
Jody Grant of San Antonio set a new record in the 100 yard butterfly during the Southwestern AAU Swimming meet held at Southern Methodist University on Friday night. Grant swam a time recorded as 1:700.2 in the first half championships.
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Dallas
Tec
Jody Grant
San Antonini
Southern Methodist University
Grant
Bowling tourney sights at Katy tournament in Parsons
Amateur baseball notes mix with a bowling event. The Parsons, Kan defending champions join over 200 bowlers starting Saturday at Hermann Sons lodge as local teams and individuals prepare. Names and exact times are unclear but events include Our Lady of Angold and entries from various churches and teams.
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Parsons, Kan
Hermann Sons Kines
Readable fragments sketch a 1920s financial brief
Fragmentary OCR cites figures and shares for partners and receivers with names like Suxton and Tyllio. It mentions percentages, totals, and receipts, though many words are garbled. The readable items reference Ay and RadieTe receipts and local shares, suggesting a financial ledger note or partnership settlement.
Dr Allen Stowe Dies in Kalamazoo Auto Crash
Dr Allen B Stowe 50 head of the chemistry department at Kalamazoo College was struck by a car and died Saturday from injuries in the incident. Authorities reported Fah Michigan local accident details remain sparse as the town mourns a longtime educator and scientist.
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CYO Benefit Game Postponed by Weather
The benefit baseball game and barbecue sponsored by the parish committee of the CO was postponed to Sunday March 3 due to inclement weather. It was originally scheduled for Sunday at Pablo's Grove.
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Pablo's Grove
College Cage Scores Offer Scattershot Reference
A garbled college basketball score list shows numerous teams and scores across institutions. Notable entries include Princeton 87 over Brown 55, Clarkson 0, Rochester 72, Bridgeport 69, Mississippi 74, Georgia Tech 108, Virginia Tech 74, and Georgetown 96 with Baylor 0. The fragmentary text includes many miles of OCR noise and inconsistent punctuation.
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Il East Tox Baptist
Prorag Southern
Dartmouth
Ann
Princoeton
Brown
Betan Alate
Wralgate
Gate Georgetown
Pea NY
Bent St
Crockport
Corbhund
Agia
Hudson “Vallest
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Oneonta
Clarkson
Rochester
Bridgeport
Palrtiglda
Triacy
Mahalatan
Iheon
Texans Golf Scores From Houston Meet Report
Houston scores list notable players and totals from a Texans golf event. Names include Genn Bone Doug Ford XPHIl Rodgers Aviolk Palmer Deen Wood Buddy Weaver Al Balding Dave Vousdas Dave Higgins Bob Harris John Barnum George Blehitn Stan Leonard Manel fle Torsg Paul O Leary Howie Johnson Don tamuary Frank Waray Tommy Bolt Bob Wate Black Sellman Billy Maxwell Jackson Brousey Jim Tetley Wendy Green Dove Mure Palmer Lay Tents Joe Burke Ir Bob y Alaxwell Transley Wes Stile Sy G Harel Joe Moore Dick Toronter Vurlan Lane Bud sca Jon Bale Sharon Duding Bell and others.
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Houston
Howard Yern
Genn Bone
Doug Ford
Xphil Rodgers
Aviolk Palmer
Deen Wood
Buddy Weaver
BR i Ee Mureal
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Klein
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Pail O'Leary
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Firey Murti
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Dick “Rorenter
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St Hood Cager Killed in Wreck Near Marlin
San Antonio basketball followers mourn Pvt Stephen Gunn a former Harlem Globetrotter who died in a wreck near Marlin. Injured were Sp 3c Adam Baker and Pvt Ernest Browning. Another soldier Sp 2c Horace Childress also died. Browning scored 24 points in two games against the BAMC Comets. Baker played only in the last game.
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Brooke Aemy
Marlin
Stephen Gunn
Adam Baker
Ernest Browning
Horace Childress
Browning
Bamc Comets
Guinetter
Baker
Mage
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Comets Return Home After Loss in ATS4 Affair
Brooke Army Medical Center Comets travel home after a tough Friday defeat dropping to 2 7 in the season. Estes led Baylor alumni with two points as Fort Bliss patrons dominated 14 4 to 6 1. The team eyes the North Army tournament at Fort Sill in March.
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Pro Cagers Saturday Spligaine Byraenius al Minerals
The report lists scores from a Friday and Saturday slate with Rochester and Boston games. Notable results include Rocheater 108 and Palindalpha 117, with Waytin 120 and a 30 point tally for Boston.
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Margin slips as Bone edges toward Houston tour lead
Houston pro Bone margin faces slim cushion after a 68 69 137 total in round three at the Memorial, two strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer and Phil Rodgers. The event draws a large field of pros and amateurs with a 50 over 149 cutoff and notable eliminations include Cary Middlecoff and Jack Barker.
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Jim Turnesa
Shelley Mayfield
Henry Ransom
Bam Arzetta
San Antonio
Chuck Klemn
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Tigers End Cage Season in Final at Alamo Stadium
Midwestern University defeated the Tigers 89 79 in the season finale at Alamo Stadium Gym. Stoy Kieval led Midwestern with 32 points while Trinity seniors Fraalor Cecil Solinway Roy Green and Roger Tastch contributed.
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Tigers
Midwestern University
Alamo Stadia Gym
Stoy Kieval
Midwestern
Tam Srazier
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