McSpaden Leads New Orleans Open Round Two Flight
McSpaden charged to the top in the New Orleans open after a four under par 68 in round two. Sammy Byrd and Craig Wood trailed by one stroke, while Byron Nelson finished two back. Harbert and a crowd of pros battled the windy course at City Park with mixed results and a 72 hole format to follow.
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Hariug" McSpaden
McSpaden
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Tee Shola
St Eagle
Sammy Byrd
Craig Wood
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Wood
Byron Nelson
T. Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
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Demels Payall
Harbert
Amone & Crow
Melvin Rclaick
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Army Air “Forces Training
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Nev
Imbert
City Park
Nothers
Jon Kirkwood
Philaelphia
Harry Cugper
Minneapsils
Joe Ezar
Waco
Dave Clark
Galveston
Bob Hamilton
Eve Snaville
Alffair
Fort Sam district boys win basketball award
The No 1 Fort Sam district Sunday School Mupue champions received a trophy Friday night at the Post Canyon Hill house. M Richmond, a Seagur director, presented the prize. Team members are Buddy Nuckolls George Jivesay Tian Proctor John Hoyd Jack Weir Hubbard Oxley Frank James and Jack Adone. Nuckolls led the league with 50 points. Jivesay and Proctor scored 57 and 55 respectively.
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Jusion Haysel
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Kelly Sports Personace wins girls basketball title in Friday clash
Kelly Sports Personace captured the girls basketball championship with a 13-10 score, defeating Fort Sam Wonston HACS to stay unbeaten in league play. In Lytle, Helly Depot team beat Sie town 28-28. Joe Craft led the victory with 18 points as Kelly War Worker tied for first with D.Z. R after a 51-38 win.
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Sunday Schools Woodlean Methodists Triumph Over Laurel Heights
Sunday Schools Woodlean Methodist posted a 10 to 1 victory over Laurel Heights Methodist. Trinity Methodist defeated Beacon Baptist 19 to 17 in a Friday playoff game for the Sunday School Athletic Association.
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Our Trinity Methodist
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Baptist
Induction call and injury updates from baseball and military notices
Philadelphia manager Connie Mack said Pete Suder has been called for induction examination and may miss baseball. Bob Savage lies wounded in hospital with shrapnel. doctors hope to remove it so he can return to play. Also reported is Fox military service leave for Gut stomach disorders and an update from San Antonio.
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Connie Mack
Hiladelphie Athletics
Pete
Farietics
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Aliquipps
Mack
Rom Det
Bob Savage
Savage
Harrisburg
Mueller
Cincinnati
Rede
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Mintely
Baseball News From Cleveland and New York in February
Multiple brief items touch baseball figures in early 1940s notes. Milner and Browne receive assignments and physicals in Cleveland. Metheny linked to New York Yonkers and classified service. Ken Stillar changes role amid Indianapolis ties. Red Embree optioned to Hollywood and to farm work. Wyatt and Dodgers prep for spring with notes on roster and camp plans.
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Ht Milner
Laura Browne
Hearaty
Norfolk
Arthur Gud
Metheny
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Charles “Red? Enthree
Cleveland Indians
Hollywood Stars
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Roger Peekinpaugh
Indians
Fanbree Quad
Stars
Embree
New York
Fen
Low Wyatt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bear ‘Mountain
Flamingo Stakes Preview At Miami Field Tightens
J Edgar Hoover named Flamingo favorite as Mrs Bryson’s Gramps Image and Greentree contenders challenge. Alerter and Good Bid loom as top rivals. Sir Marlboro headlines New York card with an easy eight length win at Hialeah in the Ideal purse.
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Jimmy Foxx Plans Comeback With Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Foxx a former American league batting and home run champion plans a comeback with the Chicago Cubs after voluntary retirement. Foxx 30 applied to Commissioner Landis for transfer from retired to active list. Cubs seek Foxx for first base with Phil Gavrrette facing possible military service.
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Ati
Jimmy Foxx
Tayott
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Cubs
Jim Gallagher
K. M. Landis
Phil Gavgrretta
Heavyweight Upset Highlights Brooklyn Fight Card
Tenants of Madison Square Garden witnessed a rough night as Baks defeated Mauriello in a nine round bout, with a late surge and a solid left hook. LaMotta bested Ossie Barris in a one sided decision at Olympia, while Tanaka and other rising names showed potential. Joe Puig headlines Philadelphia card with a rough scrap and a looming title threat.
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Basketball Roundup From Southwest Arkansas Texan and Environs
A fragmented recap lists college and city teams with scattered scores such as Delaware 42, Villanova 22 and Army 40, citing multiple players and schools from the Southwest region. The OCR text shows inconsistent team names and numbers, making full details unclear.
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Stinson Field Basketball Ends Season With Ramblers Clash
Stinson field hosts the Pioneer cagers as they wrap up their service league schedule at 8 p.m. Saturday meeting the Randolph Ramblers. Kelly field welcomes the squad for a spring baseball preview with a Kelly athletic crew ready for the season.
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Hogs Pile Up Points on Ags at Lockhart meet
In Lockhart on February 26 Lanier High School from San Antonio moved into the state Class A tournament by capturing the Region 7-A crown. The Voks beat Lampasas 22-24 in the final after earlier defeating La Grange 29-18. Lockhart took third by defeating La Grange 26-24. Henry Escovedo sparked Lanier in both tourney wins as the Cardinals and Lampasas battled for the title.
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Texas Leaguers Still Have Hopes
Postponement of the Texas league meeting may boost chances of resuming play next season. President Gardner cites missing club reps and travel issues as obstacles. Observers say continued delays could still stall operations, with internal manpower and transportation concerns shaping the outcome.
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Don Stewart
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Dodds Seeks Indoor Mile Record At National Championships
The Newsman reports Dodds aims to shave seven tenths off his 4:08 mile best in the feature at Madison Square Garden as 1000 athletes from six states and D.C. compete in the national AAU scholastic and prep championships. Contenders include Hulse, Warmerdam, Fulton, Nowick, and swimmers turned sprinters in a wide field across 16 classes.
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Don Burnham
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Unclear wartime scores mix across teams and bases
The fragmentary OCR lists many scattered game and match scores with universities, military bases, and towns. Entities include Indiana, Virginia Poly, North Carolina, Duke, Wake, Oregon, Washington State, Navy, Pueblo Army Air Base, Greeley, Pacific, Lewis and Clark, and various city and college labels, but specifics are incomplete and ages or dates are absent.
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Squadron 53 Wins At Randolph Field
The 58rd Squadron captured the American League title at Randolph Field in a 29-40 win over Statistical Control with Christopher, the league scoring leader, totaling 12 points. In the other game, 832nd Guards upset 12th Air Base 24-16, jeopardizing playoff hopes for 53rd.
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Central Catholic Buttons close cage season with win
Central Catholic High School's Buttons finished their cage season with a 33 to 27 victory over St Joseph's of Laredo on Friday night in a close contest. Joe Sarvo led the Buttons with 16 points while Sal Dang scored 11 for Laredo. Laurel Heights Methodist defeated Central B 29 to 22 in a preliminary, and Central A beat San Antonio Academy 21 to 4 with Central B notching a 14 to 12 win in the Bexar county junior conference.
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Lanier Leads Row To State Tourney In Texas Fast
Lanier of San Antonio and Dimmit win regional finals to reach the state tourney in class A, while Class AA regional results narrow field. Childress, Highland Park Dallas, Ware, Lakin and Austin advance in District play as others finish decisive games in Midland Arlington Fort Worth Dallas Goose Creek Lyon.
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Cadet Center Five and Trinity U. Triumph in Local Showdowns
Cadet Center Five defeated Military Police 42 to 34 while Trinity University beat San Antonio Junior College 50 to 39. Lehman led Cadet Center with 18 points and Trinity surged for 22 in the second period.
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USC Goalers Clinch Unbeaten Run In Close Win
The Medical Services quint retained its unbeaten status in USC away Navy WY, beating the Duatling 60 to 0. Alonso led scorers with 13 points, Broadway grid Colebro tallied 14 points for the winners.
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Notre Dame official mourns death of Thomas Mills
Thomas Mills, 60, longtime Abbott department figure at Notre Dame, died suddenly from a heart attack yesterday in a Rockne Memorial shower room. Officials and students planned funeral rites and paid respects today.
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