Fourth Army Stays Hot With Big Win Over Brooks
Fourth Army blazed to a 71 49 victory over Brooks field Ganders at Brooks field. The Raiders broke a string of three losses and built a 49 25 lead before Brooks rallied. Fouls favored Fourth Army 28 to 11 as three Ganders fouled out. Raiders next face WDPC in a Fort Sam Houston League game at the Sports arena Saturday night. Brooke Hospital center versus Camp Hood Hurricanes follows.
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Brook Hospital Center
Rocky Winner By Decision Ends Graziano Knockout Run
Rocky Graziano loses his knockout streak after a 12 round decision to Sonny Horne at Madison Square Garden before 18,907 fans. Graziano, the East Side slugger, drops to 6-1-0 in his recent run as Horne, a durable puncher, earns a clear victory and Graziano is left to recover while planners consider a future clash with Zale or LaMotta.
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Hocky Graziano
Golden Boy
Tony Zale
Rockibye Rocky
Sonny Horne
Madison Square Pardon
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Horne
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Graziana
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Horney
Whiley Bim
Stein
Jake LaMotta
Zale
Mageam
Twin Bills Set as Texas League Lays Schedule
Dallas January 1996 Texas League owners met to draft a 154 game, 146 day schedule starting a week later than prior years to secure quality playing material. The circuit resumes after suspending operations in 1992 with a move to a class AA rating this season from class AI at suspension.
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Cebs
AA Ratlhng Oils
Jefferson Highs Stay North District Lead In 159-AA Tilt
Jefferson High Mustangs won their tenth straight 159-AA district basketball game by beating Corpus Christi Buccaneers 43 to 26 after opening 22- day. Jack Jones and Ellis Wilson led with 10 points each, while Bob Denton added 13 for Corpus Christi as they began a two game series. The win keeps Jefferson atop the district standings tied with Brackenridge and Austin in percentage, with Kerrville’s Antlers winning to climb out of the cellar. The schedule also features Laredo versus Kerrville in a separate district clash.
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Brackenridge
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Adkins
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Greenbhim
Fort Sam Cage Double Bill At Fort Sam Houston Arena
A public arena double bill at Fort Sam Houston features the Fort Sam cage event and Camp Hood matchup. The Camp Hood Hurricanes seek an eighth straight win led by R Brannum and C Brannum, while the Fourth Army Red Raiders aim to rebound after a USDEB defeat. Brook Hospital Center hosts the 8 15 p m tip with Camp Hood’s squad hoping to stay hot.
Roundup of College Basketball Results Across Nations
A dense roundup lists numerous college games with scores for teams such as Swarthmore, North Carolina, Duke, Wisconsin, and others. Notable matchups include North Carolina State over Duke 24 to 3, and DePaul beating Michigan State 2 to 0. The report notes many small colleges and leagues, with scattered scores from Western Michigan, Nebraska Wesleyan, and Ohio teams, reflecting a broad, multi-site slate. The piece also mentions a Chicago AP note on DePant Attires Playing Ue-final tied to a midseason frame, highlighting Mikan’s big night for Minnesota.
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Tian Pwr College
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Henrit Connyba
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Simpsons Bt Ambrove
Ronvherin
Aline
Chicago
George Mikan
Mid Ran State
Ita Wertsch
Great Lakes
Brent
Byte Angels
Chaotic Fight Results Sparked by Names Across States
A jumble of fighter names, places, and numbers from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and beyond appears in a garbled OCR excerpt. The fragment mentions Sonny Horne, Pat Beasly, Joe Perigas, and several locations such as Valley Stream NY and Hartford, with scattered scores and dates, but readability is limited.
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Ieee
New York
Dorky Grassana
Sonny Horne
AES
Valley Stream NY
Tne
Gilfenboth
Teyigeon
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Nston
Dennia
Pat Beasly
Wartford
Conn
Vannie Yuuao
Gina
Teves
Muzny
Iba
Dave Aniken
Towall
Mawfred Poiawitpen
Johnson Dominates Pedra Medrano In Texas Fight
Johnson of Houston extended his knockout total to 31 in 40 pro bouts by stopping Pedra Medrano of Dallas in one minute 30 seconds of the first round. Wild Bill McDowell, from Beaumont, won on a technical knockout after State Commissioner Ward Conner halted Jimmie McNeil in the third. Jose Andreas of Dallas knocked out Chick Sanchen in the opener as Dallas fights opened the card in Fort Worth.
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Houston
Texas
Pedra Medrano
Dallas
Wild Bill? McDowell
Beaumont
Ward Conner
Jimmie McNeil
Datta
Neil
Powel
Jose Andreas
Aleadyja
Chick Sanchen
San Antonio
Johnson
Shreveport
Jane
McNeil
Lanier Volts regain District 28-4 lead in home win
Lanier High School’s Volts beat Harlandale 30 to 4 to reclaim the top spot in District 28-4, their fourth straight year holding the position. Edison’s Bears edged Hot Wells 28 to 26 in another 28-A game as Lanier, Gonzales, Miranda, and Calderon contributed notable scores. Central Catholic’s Buttons faced Burbank in a District 28-A practice tilt at Central gym, with a 7 pm faculty preview and an 8 pm main game following.
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Harlandale Indians
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Harlandale
South San Ancania
Burbank
Edison
Bears
Hot Wells Blue Devils
Hot Wella
Gonzales
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Faring
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Castallmno
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Miguel
Castro
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Tope
Morrow
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Roseland
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Connally
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Central Gymnasium
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Wesley Howse
Hal Trosky Returns to White Sox in 146 Contract
Hal Trosky, veteran slugger once with Cleveland then Chicago, signs a 146 contract with the Chicago White Sox to begin his 12th major league season. The 6 foot 1 inch 20 pound first baseman, now 3 years removed from retirement, debuted with the Indians in 1933 and became a key power hitter for the Tribe before a 1944 stint as the Sox regular first baseman.
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Van
USI
Hal ‘Trosky
Chicago White Sox
Ust
Onlay
Cleveland
Tribe
Chicago
Trosky
Ithe
White Sox
Looks Bad For Nelson in L A Open
Byron Nelson, tired after consecutive wins, says he will skip the Richmond Open and take a three week rest. He plans to resume play in Texas or New Orleans, then Africa and the National Open at Cleveland in June. Nelson notes nerves may be frayed from fast links but reports nothing physically wrong.
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Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Neilson
Toledo
Ohio
Texas
New Orleans
Apri
Africas
Cleve Jana
Nelson
Moore Named First Assistant Coach at Corpus Christi High
Jenna Charley Moore of San Antonio a former Brackenridge and Rice football standout becomes first assistant to Corpus Christi High School coach Chester n. He signs for 3000 dollars a year and reports January 28 tying up service as a navy officer. He has coached at Robstown and Waco highs.
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Jenna Charley Moore
San Antonio
Brackenridge High
Rice Institute
Chester
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Corpus Christi High School
Moore
Tie
Navy
Experi Gence
Robstown
Waco
Baylor and Rice face pivotal clash in 1846 Soothayest slate
Baylor meets Rice in Houston in a key Soothayest conference game that could shape the race for the title. Rice, current leader, needs a win to extend its advantage. Baylor seeks a strong upset to threaten the top spots amid looming Arkansas and TCU tests.
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International News
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Owls
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County Juniors Rivalry Highlights Friday League Play
In Friday Woodlawn gym Bexar County Junior league action Harlandale's A team beat Central's A team 22 to 11 while Central's C squad defeated Marlandale's 17 to 1. Local games featured strong guard play and rebounding as teams chased early-season standings.
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Toney Penna Leads Richmond Open After First Two Rounds
Richmond Calif. professional Toney Penna from Dayton Ohio surged into the lead at the Richmond Open with a 66 for the second round and a 134 total. Amateur Charles Stothand of Ponca City Oklahoma moved into second with 69 68 159. Defending champ Sam Snead and ex U S Open winner Lawson Little trailed, while 16 amateurs remained in the field of 60 professionals.
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Hamilten
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Joe Crown
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Ben Hogan
Herman Barron
Wille Goggin
Jim Devaret
Women's Golf Friday At Fort Sam Houston
Mrs Ray Smith shot 95 over Fort Sam Houston with a 4 handicap to net SL in the San Antonio Women’s Golf Association handicap tournament. Eller’s putting helped her 89 to win the putting prize, 29 on 18 greens, while Hay Thomasina posted 102 19-84 and Christopher 92-83. La B Osterburg took the nine-tole award and Mrs Harold Prazell hosted a post event luncheon.
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Fort Sam Houston
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Harold Prazell
Alamo League Central Baumone’s va avam tend nick the Peacock
In an Alam Wai Inssle at Whodlawn Sanke Rymingh on Friday the chibs were tied at the phrate Hy 14 with Central c3H)-Prera 42 and Lar (Hawks 2, Gayewt f RMis tnik leading scorers Pruchek 26 Pareman 8.
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Lyons to Resume Pitching at 45
BEAUMONT Jan 19 Forty five year old Ted Lyons plans a return to Major League Baseball after three years in service. The former Baylor star and longtime White Sox pitcher says spring training in California will prove he can still throw. Lyons left in 1942 to enlist with the U S Marines and served as a captain before discharge. He has trained locally while awaiting a return to the majors and seeks a player contract rather than a coach role.
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Medina Lake road to state park linked by anglers club win
San Antonio Anglers Club officials Gene Becker and Riley Wyatt announced a state highway plan to connect Bandera highway with Avalon point at Medina Lake. State highway board approved, with a 10 mile right of way and a new Avalon Point state park to include tables and shelters. Project aimed to ease access for fishing and bolster lake-area business, expected to be complete within a year.
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Tennis Sv Petersburg West Coast Amateur Feature
AP report from Petersburg on the West Coast amateur tennis event. Jack Cushingham, Los Angeles, defeats fourth seed Buddy Behrens, advancing to the semifinals amid upsets. Talbert, Mulloy and Fuernsey win notable matches as Mulloy edges Lewin and Guernsey beats Hassel.
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George Ball
Memphis
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Disgo Iny
Morey Lewin
Los Angeles
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Tary Vietary
Alejo Haseel
Buenos Aires
MacMitchell Runs In Met AAU Meet
Les MacMitchell, ex star at New York University, headlines the Metropolitan AAU senior track meet in Brooklyn. Navy veteran MacMitchell faces top rivals in the 1000 yard event including Jimmy Herbert Fred Sickinger Stan Callender and Howie Borek as Herbert skips the 600. Tommy Quinn, a former Michigan Normal runner, is favored to win the mile.
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Fred Sickinger
Stan Callender
Howie Borek
al Taily
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Kristof Cards Hurt in Car Wreck in Wellsville
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Kristy Kristof, a two and a half year Army veteran, suffered a fractured jaw when his car struck a culvert near Wellsville. His wife Elen, 30, had facial cuts and a bruised back, and daughter Logan, 4, sprained knee. All were reported in good condition by hospital staff.
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Yankees Star Russo Undergoes Elbow Operation
New York Yankees were cheered by a Johns Hopkins bulletin from Baltimore that Marius Russo, star southpaw of prewar days, had a successful operation to remove bone chips from his left elbow. Doctors said recovery should allow him to attend training camp next month.
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Cubs sign Cavaretta Wyse in 1946 contracts
Chicago Jan 19 A bulletin from baseball Commissioner A. Chandler shows PHN Cavaretta the National League’s MVP and Hank Wyse the 22 game winner for the pennant winners have signed 1946 contracts with the Chicago Cubs. Three other Cubs named Les Fleming Alby Glossop and Robbie Sturgeon.
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Texas PGA Tour Set For Lubbock Event
Lubbock Country Club hosts the Texas PGA Championship from June 5. Jimny Bernarez of Houston plans to compete to defend his title. Organizers say national PGA tour and Texas PGA qualifiers for men women and senior amateur events will run concurrently, with Texas Cup matches featuring the ten low pros versus the ten low amateurs on final day.
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Bernarez
Houston
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Texas P. G
Sunday School Basketball League ScoresReported
The fragment reports Sunday School basketball results with teams and players mentioned. Details are unclear but notes a defeat by Salvador Moho and points by Lucane and Wille Ojedaveh among others.
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Athletics to Get Toronto's Cot Deal
Toronto reports that pitcher outfielder Mills Cot Deal, ex-Enid AAP player, will be traded to the Philadelphia Athletics for players and cash. President Peter Carper of Toronto’s International league group confirmed the deal, with Campbell noting Deal would report to the A's before the season. The exact player and cash amount were not disclosed, Yankees and others were said to be intrigued.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Athens to Play In District 18 A Next Season
Athens High School, which has dropped from Class AA football, will compete in District 18A next season. The district includes Kaufman Terrell Edgewood Minnola Grand Saline Van and Wills Point.
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Jim
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