Cagers Eye Post Season Tourneys
New York February reports begin ahead of post season college basketball tournaments. Conference champions and top independents vie for NCAA bids with Holy Cross, Ohio State, and Kentucky among likely entrants. District 3 selections discuss Louisville, UCLA, and others, while Adams coaching changes and venue plans shape the race toward Madison Square Garden and western eliminations.
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New
York
Tourna Iments
No!rommitments
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Ohio State
Disny
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wildcat
New York
Kansas City
Duquesne
Bradley
Nebraska
Arizona
Baylor
Arkansas
SMU
Wyoming
Denver
UCLA
Washington State
Madison Square Garden
Villanova
Weathery
North Carolina State
San Francisco
Dugjuesse
LaSalle
Kanges
Brookslyn
CCNY
Ere
Ucesien
Ovenal
Loule Fallein
Eugene Nid
Yeutidna Tate
Hay
Moreh
Bouthsra
Lacrambie
Mstut
Acan
Ufa
Tha Newusers
Badminton Singles and Doubles Title Reported at Weekend Meet
Weekend badminton events featured singles and doubles draws with top players like Shar and Chamnlonshiua achieving standout results. Mulloon and co. claimed doubles crowns in multiple divisions while several mixed doubles pairs posted strong showings. The messy OCR text records numerous names and results but confirms a weekend tournament with multiple finals and notable performances.
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Chamnlonshiua
Shar
Tehalder
Lader
Bite Burdon
Hawes Bente
Muldoon
Steele
Sinetes
Andeguider
Esandander
Cleasna
Hay Wien Izara-Wiler
Father Tele
Eres
Esther Tali
Arnald Kocurek
Fitudens
Bowlers Win B N A I B r i t h Meet
San Antonio led by Meyer Zimmmerman Henry Eastman Bernard Kanter Leo Lubel and Joe Lube won the western division with 3147 to qualify for the national finals in Chicago. Zimmerman 675 placed second in singles. Bert Hochberg Kansas City earned 678 with 582. Lloyd Felediman Omaha champion with 1335. Swartz Omaha 1314 runner-up. Sam Gladstone Kansas City 265 high game.
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Omaha
Neb
San Antonio
Meyer Zimmerman
Henry Eastman
Bernard Kanter
Leo Lubel
Joe Lube
Chicago
Zimmerman
Bert Hochberg
Kansas City
P Fi Lloyd Felediman
Cvents
A Swartz
Sam Gladstone
City Bowling Winners in A oroy Teltwace and Nearby Names
A dense list of bowling results shows winners and participants across many events. Notable names include Rev. dames Bulliveniva Kerman Hiech, Daenery Binade Strey Leo Dat lon, Ted D-Verland Tei, Stanate, Bill Bratten, Ray Hampman, Leroy Leileate, TSchriewer, Artuut Schaefer, Joe Siri Zimmerman, Nor hort Penshorn, Underwood, Wahl, Ostermeyer, and many others. The totals reference handicaps and team/league standings with event totals around 101, 2080, and 2080 plus.
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Verland
Tee ‘Stanate
Bill Bratten Mackanera
Whinven
Ac Ray Hampman
Handle San Ep Totgl
Leroy Leileate
Artuut Schaefer
Fiaibeost
Z Co
Ay Faye Pele
Birey
Ban Disay
Taint” Hogy
Harry Chambers
Tom_ Brandt
Tom Dageert Ata
Meyer Almmer
Aesse
Boule
Gaul
Nor Hort Penshorn
Joe Siri Zimmerman
Reitaesia
Eitzer
Adele Bae
Iartman
Lieyd Yodne Galle
Joe June
Bob Ei Aie
Toya Wrye
Barker
Bat
Wernért Wees
Bare
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Sumex
Watera
Ian
D—k
Hinata Do
Ryan Repeats Win in Hard-Top Race at Pan-American Speedway
Promoter Mel Wainwright’s hard-top stock car program at Pan-American Speedway saw Ryan repeat his win from the previous week in the feature and also lead the second heat. Bob Glass climbed to runner-up by winning the third heat and the destruction derby aboard a 1928 Cadillac limousine. The event featured wild driving as five cars piled up in a turn, forcing others onto the apron. Bill Boardman set a new track time record of 18.7 seconds in time trials, and Waldo Harper rolled over in the destruction derby while Lee Erler doubled in the special event.
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B.C. Ryan
Mel Wainwright
Pan-American Speedway
Ryan
Bob Glass
Bob Breeding
Indiana
Stook T
Bill Boardman
Fang
Waldo Harper
Lee Erler
J D. Aren
Stacey Nel
Waldo Tarver
Tera Marecain Finn
Davy
Rik
Glintote
ARE
Three Cage Games At Stadium Gym Tonight
Burbank and Edison face off in a City conference doubleheader at Stadium Gym with junior high tilts preceding the night games. Edison sits bottom while Burbank stays sixth. Brackenridge, Lanier, and Tech vie for the title as Brackenridge could clinch with Jefferson and Lanier would need Tech loss to claim. The top two advance to the state tournament March 10-11 in Fort Worth.
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Burbank and Edison
Burbank-Edison
Cultcome
Dison
Burbank
Lanternes Emerson
P. m
Edison
Stadium Gym
Lanier
Tech
Brackenridge
Jefferson
Marlandale
Alamo Heights
the Heights
Ase Lanier
San Antonio' i
Fr. Worth
Has Anybody Seen O Brien s Hound
A 10 year old black and white male hound named Gus disappeared from the yard last Tuesday night. Jack O'Brien of 1315 W Elsmere seeks the return of his dog noted for fondness to children. Call IP e763.
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Jack O'Brien
W. Elsmere
O'Brien
San Antonio
Gus
Leifeste Bowling Champion Crowned in San Antonio Tournament
Leroy Leifeste won the San Antonio bowling title, earning Class A all events with 1829 pins as the Alamo Broadway tournament concluded. Roy Lampman, Reb Mairiz, Tom Daggett and Verland Beard also claimed class titles in singles and all events. Team and doubles winners included People Drugstore, General Hotel Supply, Southern Select Beer, Untermeyer, and pairs such as H H Phillips with Norbert Pensher.
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Leroy Leifeste
San Antonio
Alamo
Broadway
Leifeste
Hill Hendricks
Jor Seifeste
Roy Lampman
Lamopman
Reb Mairiz
Tom “Dark Torse" Daggett
Yyith
Verland Beard
TRAM
Peopies Drugstore
General Hotel Supply
Southern Select Beer
Untermeyer Team
Larmoman
Hugo Jaeckle
H. Strey
Leo Rose
H. H. Phillips
Norbert Pensher
Florine Schmidt
Local tennis tournament results feature Gwen and Amari
OCR fragment summarizes the tenth annual By fast tinaale hovy ne tournament with players including Gwen starters Amari and Ned, listing Mo and other names. Mentions prize and broadcast details but many words are garbled, leaving a partial score context and participant list.
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Erry
Gwen
Amari
Vente Martens
Vera Kuskey
Tan
Foislie Rost
Ae Zenar
Arainare
Balsa
Agi Ian
Mary Kittr
Intori
Kramer Wins 59th To Gonzales 18th
In Shreveport Louisiana yesterday King Tack Kramer defeated Pancho Gonzales 7 6 1 6 2 The win marked Kramer's 59th victory on the Bobby Riggs pro tour. Gonzales, a former amateur champion, has 48 career wins over Kramer. The group performs in New Orleans tonight and Mobile tomorrow.
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Sereveport
King Tack Kramer
Pancho Goueaus
Kramer
Bobby Riggs
Gonzales
Amteur
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Robinson Guest of Israel and Hollywood Buzz
The first American actor to visit the new state of Israel as the Guest of the State is Edward G. Robinson arriving in Jerusalem to discuss Israel Reborn, a motion picture featuring Israel's president. accompanying him is Marcus Baum planning a $1,000,000 project with Marta Toren and agent Goetz reviewing the script for approval. The column also notes Elizabeth Taylor turning 18, wedding plans with Conrad Hilton Jr, Angela Lansbury leaving MGM, and various Hollywood gossip items including Preston Sturges, Ida Lupino, and other stars.
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Louella
Parsons
Malton
Hollwood
Israel
Edward G. Robinson
Jerusalem
Chaim
Welzmann
New Republic
Robinson
Israel Reborn
New York
Marcus Baum
Leon Gutterman
Elizabeth Taylor
Trousseau
Conrad Nicholas Hilton Jr
Cail Chapman
Liz
Peother
Nick
MGM
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