Houston Bowlers Aid Red Cross Rally At San Antonio
Houston teams travel to San Antonio to bolster the Red Cross War Appeal Bowling Rally. Three men's teams and three women's teams from Houston Hermann Lodge will bowl against a San Antonio rival at Texas Bowling Center. Events span Saturday night and Sunday with prizes, open bowling, and multiple cooperating lanes.
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Japan and Golf at the Texas Open
Harold Scherwitz recalls the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park with a wraparound talk among old-timers. The piece notes weather, memories of Bob MacDonald and Cyril Walker, wartime mood, and a humorous misprint incident involving a Japanese golfer's name, highlighting lingering prejudice and the graphic scramble to set type.
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Odds- Dog Race Ends In Rare Finish At Biscayne Kernel
In Miami a mathematics professor calculated odds to 545,835 to 1 for a dog race at Biscayne Kernel. The unusual finish came as the dogs and a University of Miami border were involved, yielding a remarkable result before rescue efforts or further action.
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Austin and L.A. District 28-2A cagers clash in week
District 28-4 action looms with Austin Maroons and Laredo Tigers starting campaigns after travel to San Antonio. Brackenridge hosts Kerrville while Jefferson meets Kerrville at home. Lanier hosts Alamo Heights and Edison travels to Harlandale as Burbank faces Hot Wells.
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Former Olympic Ski Star Killed in San Francisco Fall
Henry Mags nusse 28, once a member of the U S Olympic ski team in 1998, died after falling from a second floor banister at Vallejo Street apartment. Police report he was leaving the home of a divorcer when the accident occurred.
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Schreiner Mountaineers Host San Antonio Junior College
Kerrville Jan 13. After five road wins Schreiner Institute Mountaineers beat Corpus Christi Vikings 42 to 27 and Victoria Junior College 39 to 14. They will host the San Antonio Junior College quintet Tuesday night in the institute gymnasium.
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Betty Jameson Returns to San Antonio in Wartime Hiatus
Betty Jameson, former women's golf champion, is back in San Antonio after an eight month absence. She expects to resume limited golf depending on war effects, notes the USGA cancellations of major tournaments, and anticipates the Western and Southern events may still be held next October at the San Antonio Country Club. Jameson played writer duties in New York and contemplates a new line of clubs designed for her, hoping these weapons boost her game amid wartime shifts.
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Navy Teams to Play at New Orleans Championship Game
Navy all star teams from Pensacola and Corpus Christi will clash in a February 14 championship at Municipal Auditorium New Orleans to aid naval relief efforts.
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Caliente Acts to Reduce Crowds
AQUA CALIENTE Mex Jan 18 The California Jockey Club which runs weekly horse racing at this northern Mexico resort announced a policy to reduce attendance and revenue by abandoning public handicapping and the Sunday contest. General Manager Walier OC Marly said the move aims to keep crowds small, noting Caliente has no desire to become a big racing venue. Attendance had averaged about 1,000 before and jumped up to 2,000 after a ban on large gatherings.
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Conn Misses Often But Beats Cooper Bobby Jones Urges Open Courses
Former tennis star Bobby Jones urges keeping sports alive during draft era. He plans exhibition matches for the Red Cross and offers services to the U.S. government as he emphasizes relaxation through play to aid work.
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Heights Set for Big Alamo Heights Track Meet
Alamo Heights High plans to invite school track teams from across South and Southwest Texas to its meet on March 27 the eve of the Texas Relays in Austin. A full program of events will offer handsome trophies medals for all, with runners up and third place prizes. Heights officials expect a classy entry show for the inter scholastic state meet amid good track conditions.
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Ice Hockey Schedule Omitted Errors in League Play
The resprinted Prov SONIMHT schedule lists games across the National and American leagues with Brooklyn visiting New York and Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Springfield, and Atlanta at Washington. No results are recorded this period, and last night’s games show no scores.
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