Schedule Trouble Likely To Block Ags-Ohio Game
Sportlights By Harold Scherwitz San Antonio Light Sports Editor. Appointment of mission manager and debates over playing managers occupy attention as Texas league leans toward player managers. Notable names include Roy Johnson, Jim Keesey, Hal Glee, Homer Peel, Bob Linton, and Al Vincent. Browns of St Louis back bench managers. Holke or Tate among San Antonio’s contenders. dispute over youth development vs. veteran leadership persists.
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Texas Baseball League
Walter Holke
Sealysone
Roy Johnson
Tulea
Chicago Cubs
Tulsa
Jim Keesey
Oklahoma City
Halglee
Dallas
Dallas Punch
Beel
Linton
Vincent
Homer Peel
Shreveport
Ouns
Husky Bob Linton
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Detroit
Taylor Likely 10 Get Pror Ghai Landis action
In a Lombard era baseball debate, players move among Texas League clubs and major teams as Landis rulings shape futures. Detroit, Toledo, and Browns affiliations mix with Mussions, Gryska, and Dunn examples. Officials fear systemic talent flow while questions over waivers and congressional funds linger.
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Taylor
Ghai Landis
Detroit
Toledo Cub
St. Lous
Zack Taylor
Bes Association
Browns
Gryska
Dunn
Port Worth
Deausmont
Samiari
Landis
Iskspee
Vexas
Catrois Tigers
Tsk
Landis Cleanup Continues Amid Baseball Trade Quiet
A garbled report outlines ongoing cleanup around Landis with multiple minor leaguers from Alexandria, La and others suspected in a broader inquiry. Pitcher Pat McLaughlin stands as the only player firmly noted for release while Rudy York and Wally Moses surface in speculation. No major information given. Toledo officials defer comment and promise no disclosure on investigations.
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Rudy York
McCoy
Detroit
Tigers
Leslie O'Connor
Langerms
Mide
Husky
Fitcher George
Blick” Coffman
Bundy Loses to Bernhard in Palm Springs Tennis Final
Dorothy Bundy of Santa Monica loses to Helen Bernhard of New York 6-3 6-4 in the 10th annual Palm Springs women’s singles final. Betty Nuthall of England and Mary Arndt of Los Angeles win the women’s doubles 6-2 7-5. Ted Schroeder of Glendale defeats Jack Kramer of Montepelier for the men’s singles title 4-6 6-4 6-4. AchToecher with Deve Free man of Pasadena captures G3.
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Pau Bvilngs
Wall
Wiz
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Monica
Gailll Wnnige
Bundys
Palit Springs
Bunny
Helen Bernhard
New York
Betty Nuthall
England
Mary Arndkd
Los Angeles
Catherine Malcolm
Los Ues
Marjorie Lauderbuck Blair
Carona
Calif
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Centr
Jack Kramer
Mopte
Pelin
Tilde
Kramer
Welby van Horn
Lee Angeles
AchToecer
Deve Freeman
Pasadena
Sacred Heart Triumphs in Parish League Opener
Sacred Heart defeated St. Peter's 34 to ? in a Sunday afternoon Parish League game at Central Catholic gym. George Hulzler and Joe Brown led Sacred Heart with 10 points each, Prairie Dutos added eight, while St. George's and Teague set for next Sunday's action.
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Baske
Sausague
Sacred Heart
St.Peter's
Henry's
St. Francis
St. Peters
George Hulzler
Joe Brown
Cay
Prarie’ Dutos
St. George's
Ralteneyte
Peanrin
Merly
Obriatti
Bowling Honor Roll Highlights High Scorers
Hitafelder 217 603 Zipp 214 593 Fry 309 383 Hattier 209 578 Uresch MOSTZ Taerkle 2WOS571 Wright 238 670 Hush 200 564 Jones 227 584
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Hitafelder
Zipp
Fry
Hattier
Uresch
Mostz Taerkle
Wright
Hush
Jones
Fragmented Phac Card Scraps Reported
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an event on Monday night at a Nebraskan street location. The readable bits reference eight scraps on a phac card and a right amateur, but details are unclear and names or precise actions are not provided.
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PHAC
Nebraska
Women’s Golf Scores Rally Despite Uneven Round
A garbled update on a women’s golf event mentions players Daniel Thay and Cionatia with mixed performance, noting early morning play and late adjustments. The fragment hints at a NASOAY turnnment with a Tuesday session but lacks clear results or standings.
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Wiliow
Daniel Thay
Cionatia
Weantiming
Ohio State Airs 1941 1942 football Schedules and Aggie talks
Ohio State athletic board offered the 1941 game to Texas A and M and considered inviting West Virginia for November 9 if the Aggies declined. The 1941 and 1942 schedules list Missouri Southern California Purdue Northwestern Pittsburgh Wisconsin Illinois Michigan and more. San Antonio stadium plans complicate Aggie scheduling as Texas A and M seeks a worthy opponent for September 28 or October 5.
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Columbus
Ohio
Texas A
Ohio State University
Ohio State Athletic Board
Aggies
Jef Wacnabang
West Virginia University
Buckeyes
Missouri
Ocober
Southern California
Purdue
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Tllinois
Michigan
Tnndtaway
Pittsburg
Hlinvis
Texas Aggies
San Antonio
Wiere
Oklahoms A
Oklahomans
Ohio State
Aggley Coast
Los Angeles
San Antnno
Gollege
Homer North
Wiellew
Comiskey Estate Nets Half Million
Chicago January 1. Toe Tate J Bouls Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox basebal hub tells net estate of 508922 according to an inventory filed in probate. Items include real estate notes mortgages stock and stock holdings plus Chicago American league shares. From gross estate of 690184 taxes and probate costs deducted leaving millions to widow Grace Comiskey and children Dorothy Gracie Low and Charles TL.
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Chicago
Jan
Toe Tate J. Bouls Comiskey
Gox Basebel
Tell Rm
Gary Hale
American League Baseball
Hale
Grace Comiskey
Dorothy
Gracie Low
Charles TL
Coast League to Hold Annual Meeting in San Diego
Pacific Coast Baseball League directors and officials are set to convene tomorrow and Wednesday in San Diego for the Shaughnessy playoff con tinuation. Secretary Harry A Will Wars notes a ruling by Judge Bram ay restricting minor league players and proclaims outlawing extra prizes for the playoffs would harm the Coast league. He says a two month old schedule includes contracts with $12 500 to be distributed in the playoff and that the playoff is not for the championship but remains popular with fans keeping players hustling to season end.
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San Diego
Calif
Pacific Coast Baseball
Harry A. Will Wars
Elreule
Spain
W. G. Bramay
Shaughnessy
Chr
Demaret wins Oakland Open amid dramatic final round
In Oakland January 15, Jim Demaret captured the Oakland Open title with a 71 final round, earning $1200. Clayton Heafner led early, soared near the top, but a tree shot mishap and a missed four inch putt shifted the finish, leaving Demaret to edge Heafner and Ben Hogan for the win as a large gallery watched.
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Oakland
Calif
Jimmy
Oakland Oper
Demaret
Sequoya
Opin
Bulky Clayton
Heainer
Linville
N. C
Heafner
Heatner
North Carolita
Heather
Holt
Heafnur
Pnéthiong
Heathervnit
Durise Hearnes
Ralph Guldehl
Marvin
Hud” Ward
Spokere, Wash
Guldski
Ward
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Jim Demaret
Houston
Tex
Clayton Hewfner
Horton Smith
Oak Pack
Til
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N Y
Dick Melz
Oak Park
Jul
Panl Runyan
Bruce Coltatt
Haktenfield
S. J
Jimmy Hines
Great Neck
Long Island
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Wilford Whierte
Dennyshute
Huntington
Linyd Mangrum
Craig Wane
Marmaneek
N.Y
Lawson Lttele
Bretton Woods
N. H
Jimmy Thomson
Chico Oper
Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
Basil James Dominates Santa Anita Jockey Race
Basil James leads Santa Anita jockey standings after ten days with 14 withers 1753 mounts. His total doubles nearest rival Apprentice Douglas Dddaon, Longden, George Wallach, and Ray Taylor, who each have six wins.
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Basil James
Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Santa Anita Park
James
Douglas Dddaon
Lanning Longden
George Wallach
Ray Taylor
Voks and Jefferson clash in high school cage showdown
In a tight double header at Jefferson gym two undefeated teams meet as the Voks and Jefferson Mustangs battle for sole city lead. Tech Buffs face Burbank Bulldogs in the earlier game with Brackenridge’s Fugles in the mix for top standings.
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Jefferson Gym
Laniar Voks
Chrtoplonskiy
Jefferson. Mustangs
Voks
Barry Hamilton
Green Jeff
Brackenridge
Fugles
Warbirds
Jefferson
Hamilton
Teak
Mustangs
Aly
Billy Silidana
Joe Marlies
Raul Hernandez
Tech
Brownwood Pro Opens Texas Open Entries Slow
Brownwood pro Reuben Albaugh reports only one entry received Monday for the Texas Open. Ray Garrett of Brownwood Country Club submitted the sole entry in the morning, leaving 20 golfers to fill the field by February 22 at Brackettville. Albaugh remains confident the event will draw more players as the tourney progresses.
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Reuben al- Baugh
Ray Garrett
Brownwood Country Club
Hule
Brackentitige
Ald Dor Albaugh
Albruigh
Skeet and rifle results from San Antonio club shoot
Fragmented OCR lists scores and names from a San Antonio club event. Ed Teroo topped the gauge shoot with 44, while Charle Poulan led skeet with 40 plus. Various shooters such as John Front Jr, Mary Lanelle Mru shree and Leigh Tallaterra posted notable scores across 50x50 and 48x50 targets with multiple participants from club teams named in the readable lines.
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San Antonio
Ed Teroo
Rey Fischer
Skeet
Charles H. Peniston
John Prost
Aoxho
Mary Lanelle Murshree
Leigh Tallaterra
Mod. HO
Lyman
Josephs
Front Jr
Ed H
Lane Lune
AC. Cowlen
J. O. Cescer
Sinclair
A.B. Cheater
Deaver
Lynan
Jones Aga Ein Rant
Referee woes spill into promoter ploy and match chaos
Reports say promoter Geyer struggles to assign referees for Zaharias bouts as Galilano faces friction in Dallas. Johanny Galliano and Matty Balkman clash over officiating duties while Barney Meyers eyed for the main event. Zaharias edge El Pulpo in a prior bout. El Pulpo pressed for another match after a shoulder scare.
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Zatl Geyer
Johanny Galliano
Houston
Filipo
Chris Zaharias
Bubt
Pulpo
Galilano
Dallas
Matty
Zaharias
Gilano
Barney Meyers
Geyer
Ted Christy
Henry Pier
Purple Flash
Meek
Barbe Zaharias
Mike Magurki
Ohfis Zaharias
el Puipo
el Pulpo
Ramblers Prepare for Grudge Clash at Kelty Field
The Bardolph Ramblers sharpen for a midweek showdown against Penneér’s Clothiers at Kelty Field on Monday night. Frackenridge and Duncan also delivered strong performances, while Filera and Atatic deweleras struggled in the second half.
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Bardolph Field Ramblers
Penneér's
Clothiers
Dake
Kelty Fleld
Bop
Frackenridge
Collegians Set Out To Break Some Thick Skies
College basketball previews spotlight top headline games across the nation. Purdue and Michigan face Minnesota and Indiana, while Oklahoma State, Creighton, and Kansas try to topple leaders in the Missouri Valley and Big Six. Dartmouth tests loom in the East alongside Temple and La Salle in Philadelphia.
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Midwest
Purdue
Michigan
Minnesota
Trindla
Miscouri Valley
Oklahome Aggies
Creighton
Une
Utah
Denver
Colorado State
Utes
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
Oregon Suate
Beavers
Dartmouth
Yale
Cornell
Berause
Chicago
Duquesne
Penn
Calvin
Darumarth
Gun Broberg
Thera
Boilermakers
Minnevola
Iva
Fictiana
Citadel
Necht
Minspori Valley
Henry Tha’y Care
Oklahoma
Alee
State Fire
Jaynt
Utah Utes
Colorsdo
Colorado
Utah Stete
University of Southern California
California
Trojans
Ral Yaughie
Stanford
USC
L.A
Oregon State
Oregon
N. A.A
Washington State
Idaho
Ninus Weahington
Southwest
Texna
Arkaninnn Razorbacks
Dix Feama
Arkansne Gaylnr
Aldo Nena
Texas
City League Second Half Opens At Woodlawn Gym
City League second half play starts Monday night at Woodlawn gym with two games scheduled. Stalion Hospital faces Union Stockyards in the opener, while BAMACO strengthens with new players in the nightcap. Roy Ellis Pat Hayes and Wally Grassmack lead former Jefferson and Tern stars in the lineup, with Twilfitt Finnl continuing action until January.
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Woodlawn Gym
Stalion
Howphial
Union
Bamaco
A. Frateraily
Roy Ellis
Pat Hayes
Forme
Ehih
ALO
Loon
Twilfitt Finnl Onetillery
Tonner
Will
Jayiary
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Sy Baeker
Winerith-Brudebaker
Heri
Reese
Winghete Baltivan
Studbaker Champion
H. Ieldne
Lehniewrr
F . c. Fak Wie
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Una
HAL Werneite
Bern Behrens
Save
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Agiles
Fritz Petrolia
Act Weltens
SAAGS
Jordan
Palley
Haces
Tee
Siamehinekt
A ‘Ae
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Tenvin F.gagurs
Vordeni
Og Alam
L. A
Comiskey Estate
Shimmy Demarel
Coast League
Aalde
Los Angles Opera
Ald Aki
Lawson Liz- Demaret
San Francisco
Craig Wood
Shamaroneck
Heamer
Norton Smith
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Charles Hagewond
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