Haegg Joins Sea Delay As AAU Stars Gather
At Madison Square Garden the AAU national track and field championships draw 250 athletes from services and 24 colleges, with 16 events. Despite Haegg’s absence amid sea travel, a strong field led by Jim Rafferty, Don Burnham, Ray Simms, and New York A. C. figures is expected to deliver a competitive meet in its 16th year.
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Madison Square Garden
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Don Burnham
Ray Simms
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Elmore Barris
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San Antoni
Texas
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Barney Esell
Herb Korpsen
Hile Tien Kinate
Ed Baeger
Jen Cassidy
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John J. Schmidt
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Tom Quinn
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Newsome and Paschal Through Mill For Glory
Newsome, Paschal both listed among players in a sweeping basketball roundup, with references to games across Arkansas, Texas, Florida, and Ohio. The piece notes Paschal’s enlistment history and a high scoring season, mentioning teams like the Giants and several colleges, highlighting a broad, chaotic roundup of midseason results.
Winter golf title race draws star players to Jacksonville
Crowds watch Sam Snead and Byron Nelson contend in the 1940s winter circuit as Bobby Jones faces possible invitation. Notables Sam Byrd and Jimmy Demaret lead as Snead cards a six under par 66 on the front nine and Nelson trails by a few strokes. The event includes numerous golf legends and rising amateurs amid shifting standings and proximity to the kingpin of the era.
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Crete Bevan
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Irag Wood
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Tohniny Marale
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Stockhouse
Godoy signs for another heavyweight bout
Godoy of Olle signs with Claudia Villar of Tampa for heavyweights in New Orleans Milwaukee and Texas venues. Manager Al Witt announces the plan as Godoy eyes fights in early spring, with Norfolk bouts to line up contenders. Duck stamp set for July 1 wartime season includes migratory waterfowl imagery.
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Central Licks St. Josephs In Friday Night Victory
Central High defeated St Joseph’s 8-27 in a high scoring game as Central built a 24-7 lead before halftime. Tom Lagan led the Central offense with eight points while reserves saw ample action in the second half.
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Local High School Basketball Crown Hangs On District Showdown
District contenders vie for a title as Grenville, Sunset, and Paschal students clash in a tense race for the district crown. Sunset led by Paschal rivals in a key late season game while Temple and Austin area teams chase decisive wins for playoff hopes.
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Raiders Play In Charlotte at District 62-8 Basketball Championship
The Edgewood Red Raiders traveled to Charlotte Saturday for the District 62-8 championship and the Tuesday tournament. Players expected tears on the journey, with a path toward possible state playoffs. The Raiders have no wins this season and no losses recorded in this listing, with uncertain tosses affecting their chances.
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Women's Golf Winners At Willow Springs Friday
Ruth Barpee posted a 98 at Willow Springs to win the weekly Sit Antonio Women’s Golf handicap event with Shatroke handicay. Tied for second were Mrs H Aiiley 103 24 99 and Mrs J G Ramirez 98 N16. Halley earned the runner up prize as Western Golf Association adopts the standard rules and the group plans to play at Sam Houston course next Friday.
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Hot Wells Tourney Opens With Panthers Dominant
The Hot Wells invitation basketball tournament began with defending champ Texas Military Institute Panthers rolling to a 39 to 5 opener over Highland Terrace Presbyterian. Bob Woodward led TMI with 15 points while South San Antonio beat Antonio Tech, Harlandale topped Poth, and Rollison defeated Burbank. Consolation games set for Saturday action as teams chase the championship. Ed Mattson and Mel Barkorack fueled South San Antonio’s win.
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Texas Gloves Team Heads to Chicago for Hatlona Matches
The Texas Golden Gloves team travels to Chicago this morning for Hatlona tournament trials. Weights are set and boxers Jenny and Tam prepare for Monday night bouts while survivors compete Wednesday night managed by Neagler Boxers.
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Boxing Night Results Featuring City Detours and Mixups
A crowded fight card lists several bouts with unclear names and weights. Notable scores show Buby Garcia at 135 outpointing, while Phila Melpia at 109 and Donahue at 286 clash in a nonstandard listing. Other entries include Donahue, Ved Cite, and Augie Jumines with varied weights and unclear outcomes.
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Robinson Rebounds to Top LaMotta in Chicago Victory
Sugar Ray Robinson earned about $4,500 per round after a dominant 10 round decision over Jake LaMotta at Madison Square Garden, avenging a past loss and extending his status as the era’s top paid boxer. LaMotta pressed the fight through most of the bout, but Robinson outboxed and outpunched him, with referee Eddie Josephs scoring 6-3-1 in Robinson’s favor.
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West Coast Fight Hearing Tuesday on Cooper Dixon Bout
The state athletic commission announced a hearing Tuesday over the Jack Cooper Freddie Dixon welterweight bout scheduled for Thursday February 26. Referee Toby Trvin stopped the fight in the seventh round, ruling Cooper attempted an illegal move. Dixon was exonerated, and Dixon retained the title as no decision was declared.
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Sunday School League Plays Saturday Night At Harlandisle Gym
Sunday schools Junior division games are set for Saturday night at Harlandisle gym under Baptist and Lutheran teams. Palm Heights Methodist and Divine Salvador Methodist meet South Side Christian while high profile games feature Ne Fors Sam Touston Boys Band Calvary Baptist in a season opener. Chesney leads the Boys Shih team. First Baptist and Trinity Methodist strong with Lutheran and Protestant cornerstones present. Beacon FIM Presbytria defeats Trinity Methodist 38 to 16 as Mosconi wins again in New York pocket billiards championship with 125 to 27 and 125 to 4 breaks.
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Walker Cooper in Service
Walker Cooper in Service 87, Louis Fen 24. The world Champion St Louis Canninals face prospect of playing the 145 station without catcher Walker Cooper, who has been accepted for pre induction examination at Jefferson Barracks. Conors, team captain, was classified for limited service in a previous examination but was later called.
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Byernes Pressed On Lifting New York Racing Ban
The article outlines requests by Barry and Buckley to Byrnes for a early week meeting on lifting the racing ban in New York. It notes Byrnes' stance that no local exceptions will be made but the ban could lift as the war progresses. It also covers calls to keep bowling alleys open after midnight in industrial centers and industry telegrams supporting after hours leagues to curb absenteeism.
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Arkansas Act Seeks $12500 Salary for Head Coach
Arkadelphia state senator introduces a bill in Little Rock to authorize the university trustees to earmark a portion of football gate proceeds for an athletic instruction fund. The plan would make $12500 annual pay available for the head football coach but only if conditions justify such a salary.
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Cochrane Cleared of Paternity Charge in Elizabeth Court
A paternity case against boxing champion Freddie Cochrane of Hill Side was dismissed in Elizabeth police court after the complainant moved out of the city and evidence suggested the claimant was married and living elsewhere. The city attorney noted the case’s aim to secure support. Cochrane, recently discharged from the WAVES, was alleged as the father of a Newark hospital birth on May 1, 1944.
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Ligaroti Drops Dead at Crosby's Farm
Ligaroti, once a leading West stakes winner, died today at Crosby's stock farm after a lengthy stay abroad. The thoroughbred, part of a $1,256,000 martingale line, was remembered for beating Sonbisciutt by a head years ago. Also, Chicago Cubs announce move of farm team from Fitzabethton with manager to be named later.
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Baseball Pickers Taking Their Time
Feb 22 report on the major league baseball commission vacancy talks with Bradley and committee members. Names like Phil Wrigley and Donald Barnes appear as potential candidates. no decisive candidate chosen, discussions continue into next week.
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Kelly Noses Out Stinson in 1945 Thriller
The Kelly field Frere closes their 1945 basketball season by edging the Stinson Pioneers 48 to 40 in a tight contest. Ficketh and Weinman led Wittners with 15 and 17 points while Stinson's Chanecka topped the visitors with 13. The game stayed close through the half at 26 all as late steals and baskets decided the outcome.
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Cuban star Tom de la Cruz to stay with Reds
Tom de la Cruz, a Cuban player in the Cuban army, will not join the Mexican baseball championship and will pitch this year for Obelmralt's Reds. Reds General Manager Warren G. Giles said the Cuban hurler called from Havana and confirmed he would return, citing unspecified reasons and money offered for the Mexican trip. Outfielder Roberto Ortix of the Washington Senators has left Havana for Mexico.
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Athletics Sign Two Ex-Service Stars
Philadelphia Athletics sign two ex servicemen Eugene Conway of Putidelptela and Frank McMillan of Winston-Salem N C to play for the team Coach Earl Mack notes Conway a 19 year old southpaw who pitched in the Panama Canal Zone League and McMillan a 23 year old right hander from Portland in the Pacific Coast league Both seek better prospects for their careers Radford Dead In Boston veteran baseball star Radford longtime Batters with Baseville and other clubs dies at 82 after a storied career with multiple organizations.
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Winston-Salem
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Randolph 61 Eagle Pass 41 basketball win review
Randolph Field Ram hbiers beat Eagle Pass 61 to 41 as Peters Coldwell and Beolond led with 36 and 28 points for Randolph in a strong first half. Tobin scored 13 for the losers and Welner added 10 as Ryan Dolph’s Squadron C-2 edged 2th Base Unit 20 to 27 in a preliminary game.
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Fort Sam Loses Two Openers in Round-Robin Clash
In the Eighth Service Command round robin, Engineers of Camp Clathorne beat Fort Sam Houston 63-43, then defeated Camp Barkeley 45-41. standout scorers include Rayz 39 for Glennan General Hospital and Prieberger 23 for Fort Bliss. Fort Sam Houston suffered two losses on day one.
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SAACC Cagers His iniary oc cee ovening rouna
The article outlines a basketball schedule with a doubleheader and results. It mentions personnel, sections, and a scheduled Tuesday night game. Details are garbled but indicates training, registrations, and a focus on matchups, venues, and officials.
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