Hogan and Thompson Vie In Los Angeles Open Playoff
In a dramatic playoff at Hillcrest Country Club Los Angeles Benny Hogan and Jimmy Thomson battled for the top prize of $3,500 and the title. Hogan edged ahead with a birdie on the final hole after a long approach, while Thomson finished strong but fell short.
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Benny Hogan
Heitz
Jimmy Thomson
Longshit Ung Thomson
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Texashorn
Hershey
San Antonio
Hillcrest’ Country Club
Viewhead
Thomson
Iseker
Hogan
Hogen
Jimmy
California
Execusive
del Monte
Hogah
Thomau
Snead
College Cagers Scores From the Ansectatnd Press
Westminster 61 Yourgatown 14 Weat Choatar 42 Pelaware 6 Baldwin-Wallace 44 Geneva 80 Bethany 32 Georgetown 42 Temple Mount St Marys 42 Notre Dame 1 Wisconsin 66 Northwestern 23 Pittsburgh Tech 45 Ripon 49 Alma 47 Memphis State 66 Alabama 40 LSU 28 Virginia 47 Le high Y 45 Washington State 98 Southweast 39 Illinois 20 Chicago 54 Newbury 37 Western Carolina Teachers 0 Burke 62 Virginia 47 West Ant e South balance of scores and teams include Ohio State Notre Dame Butler DePauw and others.
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Yourgatown
Weat Choatar
Pelaware
Baldwin-Wallace
Rowing Green
Geneva
Bethany
Georgatown
Temple and
Mount St. Mary's
Catholic U. Aa
Binvahal
Toledo
Ohio Stata
Midwest
Indian
Purdue
Miswouri
Wisconsin
Chicay
Michipon
Nordwestira
Notre Dame
Symeurs
Butler
DePauw
Bradley Tech
Duquesne
Akaryvila ‘Teachern
Reckurel
Dowling
Town Wenloyan
Peng College
Eprloten
Corneil Vowate Drury
Contral
Ripon
Bosait
Alma
Albion
South
Misateampl State
Trtane
Memphis State
Southwesterneon
Appalachian
Guilford
Baltimore
Columbus
Alabama
Louisiana State
Chharliston
Newbnery
Norfolk
Eostern Carolina
Western Carolina
Leanole Mbyvoo
Burke
Viriehvie Mia
Pidge State
Washington State
Athivapouna
Southweeltrn
Esas
Woodmen in Negro Lead Clinch UC Title Bid
Woodmen explode late to beat the Punishers and surge toward an undefeated ASA mark. Levy Saylor scores 12 and 7, Big Red Stewart and Weasel Priestly key the drive while Bowens adds strong defense. For the Punishers, Coe tops with 10 as Myles and Lefty Brady shine in a close loss.
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Bowens
Coe
Punishers
Lonny Boy
Myles
Brady
Sam Houston
Wwendybin Q. M
Walton
Vernell Chase
Hoosiey
Howell
Ziegler
Crenway
Moody
Cach
Y M C A League Winners Push Night Basketball Matches
In a YMCA league night at the Teague gym Frost State defeated Y dormitory ban 42 to 48 while Texas Car printers and Chiropractin college quintet posted wins. Edgar Tobin Aerial Surveys led 60 to 41 with strong play from Edlunr Tobin and Isaac Fernandez.
Navy Builds First Class Boxing Ring at Navy Yard
Many hands helped construct a boxing ring at the navy yard with Sailmakers sewing the mat and the public works department assembling the uniforms and ropes. The project brought bluejackets together to complete the task efficiently.
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Navy
YMCA and SAJC Boxers Meet at Wie's Arena
A boxing card at Wie's Arena features YMCA and SAJC boxers with 12 bouts planned. Prospect members from Sin Avitah to Jutslor College collide as Cecil Rodges, Mucray, John Eagleston, Miller Ducson, and Leroy Stuve are already listed for weights 118 to 225 pounds, with three more to be selected including Branley Allen, Bil Crumley, Wally Topkins, Emanuel Falco, Charles Allen, and Jack Straeger.
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M. QO
Sin Avitah
Jutslor College
Bop
Wie “S
M. G
Shake
Detos Finch Jr
SAJG
Cecil Rodges
Clark
Mucray
John Eagleston
Miller Ducson
Leroy Stuve
Branley
Allen
Bil Crumley
Wally Topkins
Emanuel Falco
Charles Allen
Jack Straeger
World Pro Cage Tournament Set for Chicago March 7
Bates announced the 1942 World's Pro Cage Championship will run March 7 to 11 at Chicago's International Amphitheater. The event features leading professional teams with a sudden death format at Madison Square Garden and a ban on certain ball retention. The season cost about $1000 for the bank.
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Bates
Bathle
Aieiwelve
Chicago
International Amphitheater
New York
Madison Square Garden
Zamea
Swing Shift Defense Youth Theme Promises Hollywood Story
Hollywood writers Jol, Ben Barman and Bess Tasge have sold a defense workers tale to Samuel Goldwyn titled Sting Shift about a late afternoon to midnight shift. The project centers on young workers forming a club with plans for a fully youth-driven film, featuring Dani Andrews and Virginia Gilmore, with Humphrey Bogart linked to a seven year Warner contract and other star chatter filling the Hollywood beat. Connie Mack re elected president at Philadelphia Athletics club meeting.
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Parsons
Hollywood
Jol
Ben Barman
Bess
Tasge
Great Guns Ao
People
Paramount
Samuel Goldwyn
Defense Workers
Defense Workers Club
Mr. G
Dani Andrews
Virginia Gilmore
Bettye Avery
Dan Duryea
Ncer
Mack
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Aublelen
Wronkhollers
Golf sweepstakes honor goes to local golfer at Willow Springs
Riverside course hosts a Wednesday 10 a m swing event where Eq Carpenter tops a weakly sweepstakes, aided by a six stroke handicap yet barred from final due to missing three tournaments under Texas Open rules. Cal Smith and Ernie Sabaytac chase second place as Willow Springs prepares for February 12 15 Open. An amateur club in San Antonio nears completion as entries grow for ongoing series led by Allan Mitchell and Miller Campbell.
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Sam Shead
Sesh
Philndelphia
Bnead
Chick Harbert
Battle Greek
Mich
Harry Cooper
Hagan
Thomson
Byron Nesnon
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Willie Goggin
White Pinina
N. J
Horton Smith
Pinehurst
N. CG
Faul Runyan
Rumson
Herman Darron
White Plains
N.Y
Jimmy Demaret
Lawson Little
Denny Shule
Johnny Hovorta
On Dutra
Eddie Loos
Grayton Ehenfner
Johnny Bulla
Ralph Guidahi
Eq Carpenter
Willow Springs
Soane
San Antonio
Allan Mitchell
Miller Campbell
Campbell
Enterprise
Sundey Bet Trgechers
Olvades Reynolds
Nett
Ed Dingel
AL Orlmore
Jesse Clements
Prises
Genson
Mitchell
Dingel
Smith Kirby
Clements
Bert Buetz
Arthur Zucht
Jed Campbell
Stanley Brannen
Willard Nesmith
Joli Morey
Bartlett Cocke
Buster Brown
Ray” Brannen
Gillespie
Charles Reynolds
Do On Nordhaus
Browns Hold Hope for Financing as 1942 Budget Sinks
Browns president Donald L. Barnes told stockholders the club lacks working capital for 1942 and faces uncertain prospects for securing new funds from directors or banks. A $63,082 net revenue from all games plus farm losses led to a substantial season deficit, with the club reportedly about $100,000 in the red. Attendance fell overall from 1840 levels, dropping to 361, per home and road totals, after the Yankees ran away with the pennant midseason.
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St, Louis
Joo
Donwld L. Barnes
Saucc Cassfal
Barnes
Barthes
York-Yankees
Kovacs Still Leads Pro Tennis Tour
Kovacs outlasted Budge 4-6 6-3 7-5 to remain atop the touring pro tennis circuit standings. He has seven wins in 10 matches and four victories against Budge. In singles, Riggs beat Perry 0-2 4-6, and in doubles Riggs and Kovacs defeated Perry and Budge 7-5 6-3.
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Kovacs
Pro Tennis Tour
Gleveland
Frankie Kovacs
Don Budge
Allen Calls Wolf Hunters Meeting
Danron Allen schedules a meeting of local wolf hunters for 8:30 Thursday night at 205 South Almo Street. South Texas Wolf Hunters association will select Sall to be appointed. J. A. Rowan to preside. Alley notes there will be a cake on the house with plenty of saweusé on the floor.
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Whate
South Almo Street
South Texas
Sall
J. A. Rowan
Alley
Whole Grid Squad Joins the Navy in Texas
In Bedida Texas on January 13, 1920 a six man San Perlitas football team joins the NavyTap boys as Jack Bulison Elmer Calloway Ralph Casey Edwin Kuntz Heraziel Elam and Junior Heath enlist to serve.
Eastern college sports face wartime disruption and shift
War strain presses Eastern colleges to speed up semesters and trim spring athletics. Military demands prompt early term endings, shifted schedules, and reduced varsity schedules while intercollegiate play may reroute to summer terms. Colleges plan three semester models and insist on cadet participation, with Yale Princeton and Rutgers among early adaptors.
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Thomas
Long
Frestiman
Annapolis
Schoed
Sreshto
William Frieman
Prisneton
Ten Academy
Altor
Dinae
Prom
Targe College
Harvard
Nail-Beast
Mast
Pistotone
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Lafayette
Ichoon
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Dartmouth
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