Last Day Showdown in Los Angeles Open Golf Event
The Los Angeles Open golf championship heads to a dramatic final day with Ian Los Angeles, Tad McSpadden, and Drew, among others, challenging leaderboard leaders. Notables include Jonny Bulla and Craig Wood, while Elon Nelson struggles with his putting as tight scores unfold.
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Ian
Sammy
New York
Yourkees
Suntey
Wilshire
Tad McSpadien
Prelide~ pDhis
Clim Dutra
Jax Anes
Leonard Dodson
la Jolla
Calif
Atlanta
Jonny Bulla
Choise
Eyton Nelson
Toledo
Craig Wood
Hoppe and Cochran Resume in Chicago Billiards
Hoppe of New York and Welker Cochran of San Francisco, famed world three cushion billiards players, will resume competition in Chicago. The match results show Hoppe leading Cochran 400 to 342 after eight blocks in Kansas City, Missouri.
Kelly Cagers Inter squad round robin start in Kelly gym
The If team Kelly kicks off an inter squad round robin schedule Monday night in the Kelly gym. The event will continue through February 28.
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Kelly Cagers
Kelly
Second USO League Opens at Cadet Center gym
The Second USO League opens with a jungle game at the Cadet Center, Physical Training Instructors, and the Kellyfield War Workers. USC Army Navy YMCA teams compete for the sea junior Monday tipoff at the U80 gymnasium. Other clubs enter the city with the Fort Sam Houston Medical Service School quint, Lae fleet league champions.
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Usc-Army-Navy Ymca
Cirywit
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Fort Sam Houston
Family lineage of governors and a humorous inflation anecdote
The piece recalls Elizabeth Peyre Manning and her connections to several governors, noting relations across the Richardson and Manning families. It then discusses German inflation in 1923 with a quirky 24 cents buying one trillion marks, mentioning doctors using billion-mark notes as prescriptions. It ends with a teaser about the tallest hedge tomorrow.
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Elizabeth Peyre Manning
Richardson
James Burchell Richardson
Richard J. Meaning
John P. Richardann
John L. Manning
John G. Richardson Jr
Richard J. Manning
Pro Football Faces 1944 Challenge From Elmer Layden
In a dispatch by Elmer Layden, commissioner of the NFL, the article notes that professional football faced perplexing problems in 1943 but still saw strong fan support. Attendance rose, new stars emerged, and the 1943 championship game receipts set playoff records despite concerns.
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Elmer Layden
National Football League
Chicago
Naltimal
Kelly Field First Shift Hustel Ball at Woodlawn
A fragmentary report from Kelly field notes an 8 p m first shift Hustel Ball game set for Wednesday at Woodlawn against D. TR winning the opening contest and Mighty Test defeating West Kelly in the second.
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Kelly Field
Weagan Quinen
Sartiur
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D. TR
Mighty
Noninat
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Big midweek roundups and upsets across conferences
A sweeping summary of college basketball with multiple big matchups and results. DePaul and Camp Grant stay undefeated, Duke and Michigan show title potential, and notable upsets include Harvard and Northwestern losses as teams chase conference crowns and top-10 status across the nation.
War Dogs to Lead San Antonio Show in 1933 Circuit
War dog feature planned for Texas dog show circuit led by Brackenridge Lodges director with nationwide interest. Officers expect public display and obedience trials during April events in Houston, Viewporta, Corpus Christi, San Antonio, and other cities as American Kennel Club outlines guidelines.
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Dette
Brackenridge Lodges
Chearmen
Henry Asusieg
Fred Grant
Arendeniet
Hall
Texas Circus
American Kennel Club
Houston
Apr
Ivieworta
Corpus Par
San Anitoniio
Fy Jinas
Schouubere
Ame
Howard’s Barging On Wins Vera Cruz Handicap at Hipodromo
In Mexico City on Sunday Victor Bovine rode Howard's Barging On to win the $2000 added Vera Cruz handicap at Hipodromo de las Americas. The five year old finished eight and a half furlongs in 1444-3. Mr Mac Gwin, owned by L. Sullivan, finished second while Real Geth of Jalisco Stables took third.
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Mexico City
Howard
Victor Bovine
Hipodromo de Las Americas
L. Sullivan
Mr. MacGwin
Jalisco
Real Geth
Sunday Schools Three Games Set For Monday Night
Sunday schools league play centers on City MC A senior Sunday School basketball triple header at Laurel Heights Methodist First Baptist at 7 p.m Woodlawn Methodist meets North Side Baptist Trinity Methodist and American Institute at 824 M C. A. defeated Central Baptist 48 to 10 Saturday night in Cleveland.
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First Baptist
Woodlawn Methodist
North Side Baptist
Trinity Methodist
Christian Institute
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Army air base postpones game with Idaho due to overworked soldiers
Bo ise Idaho January 10 army air base Gowen Field postpones Saturday night basketball with the University of Idaho. Overworked soldiers in an intensive physical fitness program forced the delay as Mountain Home Air Base personnel were also noted in the surrounding exchanges.
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Boise
Idaho
Gowen Field Army Air Base
University of Idaho, Southsn
Bevaign Deelvery Sail Ra Overstah Fa USO Laurie Group
Imaly Mesager Len J Qurecher of the Bevaign Deelvery sail Ra. two week halt during orders. Seering baseball training at Mountalla Hy as certainers sent overseas to Brooklyn, MN.
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Imaly Mesager Len J Qurecher
Bevaign Deelvery
Laurie
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Ata
Mountalla
How'd You Like This Gang, Coach?
Par ris Island marine training unit shows a grid style drill with rifle squads on parade ground. Notable cadets listed include Duke players Tom Davis and Pat Preston, Colgate Bert Gianriti, Purdue Alex Agase, Notre Dame Johnny Podesto, Southern California Angely Bertefli, and others from California and Pacific programs.
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Marine Corps
Gridron
Beole
Tom Davis
Duke
Mise Micke
Colgate
Bert Gianriti
College of Tarifia
Elmer Jones
Franklin and Marshal
Alex Agase
Purdue
Pat Preston
Alph Heywood
Southern California
Angely Bertefli
Notre
Fort Surtoasian WACK clash with Feisonael Training team
The Feisonael Training team from Kelly Red Girls Basketball League faces Fort Surtoasian WACK in a Thursday game at Fort Sunsporte arena. Separate notes list standings in volleyball and division results, with local business ads and equipment mentions interleaved.
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Feisonael
Fort
Atlanta Looks for Cuba for Talent in 1944
Atlanta baseball officials plan a Havana trip to scout Cuban talent for the 1944 season. Earl Mann, president of the Southern Association’s Atlanta Crackers, announced he will join other minor league representatives seeking players from the United States draft pool to bolster teams.
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Washington Seherers
Earl Mann
Southern Association
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Havana
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Former Baylor Star Missing in West Australia War Dept Says
Capt. Bobby Taylor, former Baylor University football captain, is reported missing over Australia. The War Department informs his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Taylor of Benson that Taylor served as a transport plane pilot in the Army Air Forces.
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Bobby Taylor
Baylor University
Australia
War Department
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Army Air Forcrs
Kearns Boxers Enter Tournament With Prizes
Major Walter C. Fain offers strong inducements to mix it up in Camp Kearns boxing squads. Winners of each division earn three day gifts, while runners up receive a 24 hour past.
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Utsh
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Camp Kearns
Coast Stars Lick Bombers in Phoenix football tuneup
Pacific Coast All-Stars routed the San Diego Bombers 40 to 14 at Union High School Stadium before 6000 fans. The game featured several Lions and Bulldogs veterans, with Leroy Zimmerman connecting to Jack Milies for a 43 yard Bombers score and Merle Hapes adding a 42 yard circus catch.
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Los Angeles Bulldogs
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New Mexico
Merle Hapes
Mississippi
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Secretaries Voted as Bowler Club Plans Fund Drive
Allan Mitchell remains secretary of the San Antonio Bowling Association after resigning for Navy duty next Thursday. Louis Quintanilla volunteers to handle duties until term ends. The group launches Bowlers Victory Legion to raise at least 1500 dollars from all leagues, with funds aiding the American Bowling Congress and recreation for soldiers at sea and ashore.
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San ‘Antonio Bowling Association
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Louis A. Quintanilla
Bowlers Victory Legion
Teague
Murey
American Howling Congress Bvl
Outdoor Cage Meet At LaFeria Jan 14
The La Feria outdoor basketball tournament will be held Tuesday January 14 with senior teams participating. Tournament format is double elimination with finals.
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Tar Feria
Yrammiment
Stirt
Terry M. Mahrmann
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Arkansas and Rice set to clash in key Southwest conf game
Arkansas Razorbacks and Rice Owls square off in Houston amid hot title race implications. The Razorbacks, led by Flynt’s 47 points in two TC C games, aim to extend lead as Rice and Texas are top contenders. Week's schedule shows Baylor A and M, SMU, and Texas Christian all in action around Houston and Dallas.
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Cotene Basket
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Attesmurt Obtaaran
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Eax
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Louis Seeks Staying Power In Boxing Career
Ga lksonville Florida January report quotes heavyweight champion Joe Louis saying he plans to keep boxing if he can stay active, and would help train younger fighters. He emphasizes remaining in the sport to share his knowledge and experience with rising boxers.
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Fis
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Domty
Louis
Wwe
Yuung
Texas Christian at Malta and Other Weekend Displays
The schedule lists Texas Christian at Malta and Texas vs Corpus Christi Naval Air Base at Austin. Also Texas faces Baylor in Fort Worth and Southern methods show Arkansas at Houston with Texas A and M in Austin.
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Fis
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Baylor
Texas Chriation
Malta
Corpus Christ! Naval Air Base
Austin
Houston
Texas A
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Arkansas
Rigg
District Grid Schedule Set for 15-AA Conference Season
District 15 AA schedule approval at Tech High Sunday sets dates and sites for all 15 AA games. Brackenridge meets Tech on Sept 29. feature week Oct 19 hosts Brackenridge Austin and Jefferson Corpus Christi. Plans include Temple and Waco games. Lehmberg aims to bring in more Texas clubs.
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Alamo Stadium
Tech High School
Brackenridge
Tech
Houston
Lehmberg
Temple
Waco
Central Texas
Prhncipal Enos Gary
Red” Forehand
T. Guy Rogers
Cornell Barlow Trvin
Jefferson
George Fungan
Frank Runnels
Walter McKinney
W. A. Gunn
Standard Lambert
Austin
BE. W. Smith
Bill DuBose
Corpus Christi
Wiliam Galligin
J. W. Nixon
R. W. Parker
Laredo
J. E. Swann
HH. al Moore
Paul Snow
Campbell in Golf Victory at Brackenridge Park
Fred Campbell won Sunday’s golf sweepstakes at Brackenridge Park with a strong 77. Tony Holguin carded 77 for second, Leroy Brannen earned third with 72, while the scattered results mention Marcia Brothrn at Worcester and Holy Cross’s score in a separate note.
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Fred Campbell
Thy
Brackenridge Park Course
Tony Holguin
Leroy Brannen
Seratch
Worceate
Mass
Marcia Broth
Holy Cross
Rochester
N.Y
Cleveland
Brackenridge and Central Clash In Open Basketball Night
Brackenridge faces Central in a Monday high school boys basketball doubleheader at Woodlawn. Brackenridge’s boys host Jefferson while Central meets a Brackenridge foe in an 8 p.m. prelim to the Button fray as both teams seek to rebound after district play losses.
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Hot Welly
Phillies Schedule Shows 110 Spring Games Announced
Phillies plan 110 spring exhibitions with games in Wilmington Philadelphia and across the region. Schedule lists April fixtures against Yankees Red Sox and Orioles with dates in Atlantic City Wilmington and Jersey City as part of early spring training. Pirates reveal two more exhibition games arranged with Cleveland and Detroit teams may join for additional tuneups.
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Dianapolis
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Montreal Defeats New York in Hockey Showdown
Montreal routed New York 12 to 2 as Detroit beat Taranto and Boston crushed by Montreal in a busy Sunday listing. Highlights include Montreal 12 New York 2 and Detroit 4 Taranto with other results from the American Hockey League and Eastern Amateur circuit.
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Eagles
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Ward Las
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V.y
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Shivage
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tay—Haston
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Taranto Bost
Montreal
Boston
Cleveland
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St Anthonys Handily Beat St Marys 30 26 In Win
The St Anthonys Yellow Jackets held the upper hand to defeat the St Marys Independents 30 to 26 Sunday. Raymond Jies and Pete Reed led the winners with 12 and 7 points while Whitten Kerr each added 7 for Mary's. Jacobe 72 led St Anthonys with 12 points and several others contributed as the Jackets pulled away late.
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St. Mary
Urdvers
St. Anthony's
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Pete Reis
Macy's
Whitten
Pines
Kerr
Ryan
Gitlenger
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Miller
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Anthony
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O'Reilly
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