New Orleans Bond Tourney Shifts as Byrd Takes Lead
In a volatile final day at the New Orleans $5000 war bond event, Sammy Byrd fired under par 62 with eight birdies to seize top position by two strokes over M Spaden who shot 73 in the third round. Brian Nelson and Claude Harmon posted 71s, moving ahead of Chick Herbrot as crowds of 8000 watched a dramatic round on a long treeless links.
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Fev
Sammy’ Byrd
Harold Amicspadey
Cher
McSpader
Byrd
Asreel
McSpaden
Satunday
Celrane
Ice Hockey Scoreboard and Standings Report
Fragmented hockey score notes show Buffalo, Chicago, and New York teams in a tense matchup. Scores cited include 3 to 4 and 6 to 3 with partial team names and local standings hinted but unreadable in places. The garbled OCR lists multiple cities and players, indicating a late edition brief of results.
Two Girls Hoop Tourneys Set for Dallas Methodist Gym
Dallas hosts two girls basketball tournaments at Smitheram Methodist University gym from March 8 to 11 and March 15 to 18. A late high school doubleheader is scheduled for March 8 to 11. The Southwestern AALU meet awards a Life national berth in St Joseph Missouri.
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Dallas
Urglas
Binny
Basket Dell
Smitherp Methodist — University
AALU
St. Joseph
Marth
Williams Favored In Philadelphia Lightweight Bout
Philadelphia February 28. The Crentor Trip drummer Te pill is Williams, a favored lightweight, set for his windup bout this Monday night at the Quaker City Arena. The event headlines the area as Sanday Schools trap and a regional senior league playoff intrigue, with top teams including North Side Baptists and Laurel High Methodist among participants.
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Marin Mans
Janet Allie
Chis Spm
Senor Te Bull Jeague
Sumiay ‘Schnal Sthietly Association
North Side Baptists
Medta Woodlawn Methodiet
Laurel Hoighrs
Tre Williams
Philadelphia
Williams
Crentor
Bain
Ducks United Leader to Lecture in San Antonio on Film
Tom Mary of Ceneda, manager of Ducks United, will lecture and present the motion picture The Big Marsh Lives Again in San Antonio. The event is set for Tuesday at 8 o clock in the Cascade room of the St Anthony hotel.
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Tom Mary
Ceneda
Ducks United
Roundup of College Basketball Races and Tourney Talk
A sprawling recap from New York on the college basketball season outlines conference races and tourney prospects. It notes Temple, St John’s, Notre Dame, Purdue, Iowa State, Kansas, and other programs in bid battles, with Big Ten, Southwest, and Southern sections highlighted for upcoming postseason play.
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Bralibe
Coikdte
Muhlenbere
Veston
Avhippoe Vilinnoca
Midwest
Northwestern
Trinoty
Puritue Savurday
Boilermakers
Inwa Ribele
Inwa
Reasaitins
Ola State
Talo Brat Narnuwesteen
Werk DeFiants
Notre Dame
Toludu Fir
Towa State
Oklahoma
Ohaboing
Bealen
Cyclonex
Tilly
Kansas
Jowa
Wintupg
Arkansas
Szie Jnax Texne Agvins
Scancn
Apkwomay Opmerts
N.C
AVA
Alien
Rew Ag
Teal Ut
Tavenilars
Kentucky
Ami Georgia
Tork
Mtal
Louisville
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Groreim
Louisaun Stase
South
Tuke
Ur Qwiting
Nors Caraina
Raleleh
Norfolk
Naval Training Station
Norfolk Naval Air Station Battle
Washington
Avision
California
Holt
Ott Marlow Lights Up Chicago Golden Gloves
Ott Marlow of Texas makes his third bid for the heavyweight title at the Chicago Tribunes Golden Gloves show. The prior contenders reached the quarterfinals and semifinals. this year Marlow hopes to reach the finals for a shot at the crown. Coached by Sully Montgomery, Marlow, stationed at Lack Field, Texas, hails from Badley Iowa and fights among 249 amateurs from 24 states and Canada in the event set to run Tuesday through Wednesday to determine the 22 semifinalists for the March 10 finals.
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Texas
Polinas
Chicago
Walley
Montgomery
Snuiher Tesat
Jimmy
Marinw
Tesiden
Albany
N. Y
Marlow
Annu
Laredo
Army Goalers Open Tourney at Fort Sam Houston Arena
Intramural basketball tournament sponsored by the Service League opens Monday at Fort Sam Houston arena. Brooksfield Medics meet Randolph Field 33rd Squadron at 7 pm, Cadet Center faces Ybth ADG from Kelly idle, in the first round. Ten teams from five local army posts compete with four more games Tuesday and semifinals Wednesday, finals Friday.
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Service Toague
Fort. Sant Houston
Brooksfield
Randolph Field
Cadet Center
Kelly Idle
The
A. Com
Fort Sam
Newsom and Mack Set a Salary Date
Connie Mack and Newsom plan a midweek discussion on salary after a rough week of trade rumors. The exchange follows a winter swap involving Roger Wolff and concerns over draft status and a lingering knee injury.
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Fhiladelpala
Ren
Connie Mack
Boro Newsom
Dale
Connie
Baty
Washington
Benators
Roger Wolff
Athletics
Newsom
Hartaville
S. C
Bovagald
Phillips Cagers Win In St Louis Showdown
Phillips basketball team of Bartlesville Oklahoma defeated Jefferson Barracks 98 to 40 before about 900 spectators in St Louis on a February Sunday.
Lanier Opens State Meet With El Campo
Lanier faces El Campo in the state high school basketball meet at Austin as San Antonio’s Lanier Warms defends Class A title. Games begin Thursday with matchups in Class A round robin and conference B eliminations. Beatable teams include Throckmorton, Dammit, Bemavides, Huntsville, and Roscoe area rivals with finals set for Saturday. Lanier’s Campo squad holds a 21 game win streak and a 39 point scoring edge on opponents.
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Campo Rivebirds
Stamey Lanier Wars
San Antonio
Austin
Vessier
Throckmorton
Dammit
Bemavides
Huntsville
Norons
Perrin
Leong
Blossom
Engleside
Grandfalls
Highfgeld
Roscoe
Stratford
Prairie Lea
San Marets
Yeating Path
Sims
Dallas
Midland
Highland Park
Waco
Larkin
Goose Crotk
Chilldress
Glass
Highlend Park
Mount Vernon
Sidney Laner
Beoni
Inglealde
Oaklawn Opens 30 Day Race Meet
Oaklawn Jockey Club opened its 30 day spring racing season with prospects of record betting and attendance. The opening day feature the $1500 Mayor Lea PL McLaughlin handicap drew nine entered horses and a strong field was expected to go the distance.
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Oaklawn
Anc
Mayor Lea
Suibles
Oxford Oarsmen Defeat Cambridge in River Race
Oxford's Oarsmen beat Cambridge by three quarters of a length in a light war time race on the River Ouse. The winning crew covered a mile and a half upstream in 8 minutes 5 seconds. Only rival coaches and a referee on horseback witnessed the event alongside a few undergraduates on trestles.
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Cambridge
England
Ford
Gillespie Wins Mid-Winter Tennis Title at Miami
Lieut Campbell Gillespie a former University of Miami player captured the mens singles title in the mid-winter tennis tournament Sunday defeating Lieut Robert Peacock of Laguna Beach 8-1 8-3 6-3. Doris Hart of Miami ranked third nationally won the womens singles with 6-0 1-1 over Elizabeth Taylor of Philadelphia. Miss Taylor is stationed at the Miami naval air station.
Detroit Stroh bowling team defends world title with late surge
Detroit Stroh clinched their world fondals time championship by a strong finish in the final game block against Philadelphia Rosatoo Barry Chalten. Final totals show Detroit 29 37 over Philadelphia. Opening game Sunday featured a 1123 mark and a 942 split, with Detroit posting 949 and 2232 after a pun Natal.
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Detroit
Detroit Stroh
Marein
Philadelphia
Natal
Keglers Put 248 Million In Bonds
American bowlers raised 748 million dollars in the Fourth War Loan drive with citywide events. Atlanta led with 10.7 million dollars in four citywide tournaments, followed by Washington D C River Spring Houston Spokane Los Angeles San Francisco and Miami among top bond sales cities.
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Washington
Federal Security Agerscy
Atlanta
D. C
River Spring
Houston, Texas
Spokane, Wash
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Miami
Turner Tenpin Scores High in Club Team Tournament
Turner alleys hosted a club team bowling tournament ending Sunday night. Turner club totaled about $1000 in entry fees, distributed as prizes across divisions. Winners included Jen Junker, Glenn Profit, Hefner, Essonts, Chism, Harland, and many others across singles and doubles events with top scores listed.
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Raney
Uccoca
Turner
Ben
John Junker Tram
Glenn Profit
Rewi
Schumann Ant
Barn
Aleid Bebrene
Elgin Paps
Hawand Blam Ant
Bolt
Tark Campbell
Wil Alard
Alien
Bath
Walter Minton
de Gueertert
A. Brininger
HL Toray
Harold Ullrich
Rewin
Terrell
Dan Farrell
Toe Knoths
HG Lane
Myin Pane
Herman Brininger
Fred Tinderns
Schacter
J Brashear
Bill
Jaher
James
Jihnson
Vouel
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Gangtold
Theil
Oscar Honbhach
Louis
Sir ‘Ana ‘Neville
Fiemine
Marshall Widone Hehilize
Gav Monham
Petty Anan
Billy Weston
W. BK. Aetave
de A.witehb
Ber
Wat Jorgucht
L. Owen Ail
Zurkt Jr
Otto Kline
Ft Mikterrand
Hitztelder
Hugo Kriler
Tavtely
Seam Sowell
USK
Ole Towe
Weybert Woltz
Brian David
Nick Stanley
Rowton Renarte
Deear
Alfred Tnahel
Big Sehavier
Fs Regie Brive
Tut Frieds
Bobby Roerner
Herbert Wolff
Richard Surratt
Bae ST Giwen
He Midebrand
Bas Waller
Marc Rehmigt
Arthur Talonsio
K. Bose
Jack Cambell
Ivan
Fritz Guentech
I Saschke
War talk from an American sports voice in New Guinea
Sportscaster Pat Flaherty, famed boxing announcer and golf figure, visits New Guinea with the American Red Cross and writes of a war at sea. Navy letters from Manuel Dizon to coach Delos Mach Jr. note a 200th career shout and recent victory as the Pacific theater unfolds. Ensign Ligud Lagraber Jr. recalls air raid humor amid briefing cards and sports talk from Palermo postcards.
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SBS
Pat Flaherty
Sar Antone Radio Aanousteer
New Guinea
Manuel Dizon
Navy
Delos Mach Jr
Boxer
Fep' Diaz
Regres
Ensign Ligud Lagraber Jr
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Ike
Arkansas and Rice Eye National Tournament Bid
Arkansas and Rice enter the Western regional in Kansas City as the Southwest Conference season ends. Rice faces player departures with Suman and Thomas leaving. Arkansas seeks an NCAA invitation as the conference standings close with Arkansas and Rice tied atop the race. The all conference five includes Haden, Flynt, Henry, Chronister, and Nichels with guards from Rice and Arkansas.
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Rice
Epute Athletic
Kansas City
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J. D.thomse
Suman
Calumbia University
Thomas
Te Navy
Atkansas
New York
Hice
Campaim
Tedes Maling A
Texas Christian
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Texas
Dennis Haden
Southens Methodist
Sands Hill Flynt
Tulwards
Fritz Bastian Net Star Dead at 44
Frederick Frito Bastian, 44, a former national tennis star, died yesterday after a seven year illness in Indianapolis. He won the 1922 national clay courts doubles and national inter-city doubles titles with Ralph Burdick, while a student at Indiana University where he twice won the Big Ten singles title before graduating in 1921. Post college he claimed Indiana singles championships multiple times and won state titles in Florida, Ohio, Illinois and Michigan. As a youth he reached the National Junior final in Forest Hills, New York.
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Fritg
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Dastign
Ralph Burdick
Indiana University
Indiana
Florida
Ohio
Ilinois
Michigan
Forest Aiils
N.Y
Pittsburgh Pirates Boost Ticket Prices for 1944 Season
The Pittsburgh Pirates revised admission prices due to a new tax program. Bleacher seats rise to 80 cents, general admission to 1.20, grandstand reservations to 1.80, and box seats to 2.40, affecting all ball games this season.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Hounerd
Badminton champions crowned at Baylor tournament
Capt Bobby Madden of Lovefield, Dallas, won the men's singles title after defeating sixth nationally ranked Sel Larson of Camarillo and top seed Carl Lange in a dramatic Baylor badminton event. Bert Barkhatt, as the lone woman to complete a national singles doubles and mixed doubles slam, dominated Mary Honaker and Wacy with overpowering scores.
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Bobby Madden
Lovefield
Dalles
Baylor
Madden
Liewt
Carl Lange
Cama Howze
Stig Larson
Cama Woltere
WAC
Bert Barkhatt
Cup Hood
Seattle
Wash
Mary Honaker
Wacy
Charlotte Lone
Denton
Miss Honaker
Marge Ray
Uvalde
Larson
Lovell Douglas
Miss Honeker
Ravkhutz
Allen Kieron
San Antonio
Miss Bonaker
Pouthweet Chalet
Ag Algiantty
Mary “Turtle
Abiteie Christian College
Karan
Pondens
Douxlak
Shuping
Browns Sign Vet Jakucki
The St Louis Browns announced the signing of 31 year old right handed pitcher Jack Jakucki a Texas league veteran. Jakucki is six feet two inches tall and 196 pounds, resides in Galveston Texas and joins as a free agent after a medical discharge from the military.
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Feu
Aoe Ano
Tne
Signaund
Jack” Jakucki
Chin St. Louis Browns
Jackucki
Galeston
Texas
Ohio State League Revived as Class D Baseball Circuit
The Ohio State league formally qualified for National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues membership. Present members include Zanesville, Marion, Springfield and Middleton in Ohio, with Newark and Lima expected to join before the season opens. The league will operate as a Class D circuit with Joe Donnelly of Cambridge as president.
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Uarev. Co
W. G. Brathan
Zanesville
Mariin
Springfield
Middleton
Ohio
Wills Newark
Lima
Bramham
Joe Donnelly
Caumbilz
Ould
Saul
Tewer
Spring Sport Program Announced for City High Schools
Athletic director Al Lehmburg releases the spring schedule covering track, tennis at Alamo Heights and Jefferson courts, softball at San Pedro Park, swimming at Woodlawn Lab pool, paddle tennis at Poe’s courts, and golf qualifiers for Brackenridge. Events run April through May with regional and city finals slated in San Antonio and Austin venues.
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the Light
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Jefferson Courts
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Poe's Courts
Dartmouth Duo Named to Eastern Intercollegiate All Stars
New York February 28 Dartmouth’s champion Suip luan and Brindley with Larry Baxter and others were named to the 144 Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball league all star team along with Chink Crossin of Penn, Bike Stinkari of Princeton and Gale of Cornell. Wheteany was selected by a yp for league coaches who were analo mous 1) picking Brindley league high scorer. Baxter and Crossin.
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Dartmouth
Suip Luan
Brindley Wit Larry
Baxter
Totay
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Punaiayl Yanks
Bike Stinkari
Princeton
Gale
Carnell
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Crossin
Starling Wins Sweepstakes Golf at Brackeidge Park
Jack Starling captures the weekly golf sweepstakes at Brackeidge Park with a 6 8 8 score. Brannen led the field of 26 golfers, followed by Bran men and Bra shear, who posted 74 and 78 respectively. Two prizes were awarded for over 45 participants. next round slated with Wilson Spanish conjunction and SACRAMENTO events.
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Sunidis
Wilson
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Collins
Houston Coach Heads for Army Induction
Houston football coach Mickelson, in his second year as head coach, is inducted into the armed forces next month after completing the pre induction physical. The High School team from the district 13 AA championship year accompanies the transition.
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Leddell Davie Houston
Armed Forces
Dodds and User Records Vetoed at Indoor Meet
New York fans watched Dodds miss the world indoor mark as officials refused to certify a 3:01 three-quarter mile time due to only two timekeepers reporting. Gil Dodds, eyeing a new 4:03 mile standard, exceeded most marks yet fell short of official record approval amid reviewer Ferris citing timing irregularities and unofficial starts. Ensign Hunter of the Columbia midshipmen clashed in the upcoming match race to test Dodds, while unrelated field events highlighted Ramey Fiwell and Ed Connell’s broad jump wins as New York Athletic Club claimed relay glory. The meet drew 19,000 spectators with strong performances from Dartmouth and Michigan in the two-mile.
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Parson Lfram
Boston
Amite Muirvel
Dodds
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Ferries
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Holssers
Nate Cartwell
Ensign Ollie Hunter
Columbia Midshipmen
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Joe Nowtckl
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Ramey Fiwell
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Jack Defield
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