Attend Services For Reveille At Kyle Field
Services were held at Kyle Field for Reveille the two year old collie mascot of Texas A and M. More than 300 students attended as the college band played Silver Taps. Reveille was buried after the service with the mascot legacy ending at the spring twilight funeral.
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Longson Beats Cox Retains Wrestling Title
Longson defeats Cox to retain the wrestling championship with a straight fall on Harry Coll gan's weekly show at the auditorium. Opening fall came via leg strangle, Cox protested, and the referee disqualified Cox for repeated rule violations. Semifinal and preliminaries featured close draws and mixed injuries as other wrestlers competed.
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Vic Very
Tederic
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Harry Collgan
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Rees
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Charlie Schiwarle
Best
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Levin
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Kolman
Elist Geshara
Jock
Kesinedy
Valley Sports Recap of Harlan Gey and Wildcats Game
Readable lines show Harlan Gey leading a one point win over the Fanta Bega Wildcats at Harneen field. Cardinale notes a undefeated tournament run. Scores include La Feria 38 Weslace 7 and Brownsville 25, with several player tallies and venue references such as Rio Hende and Wilson Tract.
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Mardigale
Fanta Bega Wildcats
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Breimutints
Sears
Ramos
Brownsville
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Weslace
Las Feria
Wilson
Danna
Wesleyy
Wilson Tract
Miss Flon
Rio Hende
Brognsalis
Mussina
Billiards Match At Willatoopa Veteran Club
Billiards event features Willatoopa veteran chaman fren New York facing Weller Cuchiat of etayo. In a tight night match, scores moved 90 to 2 as strokes and pace influenced the outcome.
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Willatoopa
Chaman
Matt Winniae
Iinnate
Rae End
Tech Shows Class in Win Over Eagles
Tech basketball team beat Brackenridge Eagles 25 23 in overtime to claim a key district victory. Bernard Reyes scored the overtime winner after Joe Barton tied the game at the end of regulation. Early Cunniff paced Tech with six points alongside teammates Barron and Budey Garza. Brackenridge led early but Tech surged to take lead by mid first quarter, with balanced scoring and clutch defense in the extra period.
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Bedford
Blanton Seeks Police Training After Pro Ball Career
Former major league pitcher Blanton, an heir to a prominent family trust, applied today for admission to Oklahoma police training, saying he hopes for a permanent post in law enforcement. He pitched for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia in the National League and played for Sacramento in the Pacific Coast League last season.
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Jon
Oklahoma
Pabrob
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Philadelphia
Sacramento
Javeady
Champ Log-Roller In Ski Tournament
The Norge Ski Club announces entrants for a ski tournament to be held in Wrigley fiend. Jim Ruotang of Monneapolie and Joy Four are leading contenders among 46 competitors. Other notable skiers include Sgt. Torgel Takle Howard Jansen Martin Winges Bob Stora and Cab Plefer.
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Martin Winges
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California Boxing Chief Ritchie charges gambling ruin in boxing
Rosie Ritchle, former welterweight champion and chief inspector for the state boxing commission, asked Governor Warren for reassignment, claiming open gambling has made a racket of California boxing. Commission chair Covey says charges will be investigated if specific evidence is produced. meeting set for Saturday.
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Dan
Rosie Ritch
State Boxing Commission
Karl Warren
Ehareing
California
Charman Jules Covey
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May Defies USGA Ruling In Amateur Golf Dispute
Chicago report says May, Tam O Shanter Roifbourne president, defies USGA ruling on amateur status. He plans ahead with tournament schedule despite warnings. He asserts amateurs may proceed as last year and hints at July events and prize offerings to be announced in June.
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Waver
George
May
Tam O'Shanter Roifbourne
Motion Boone
United States Golf Association
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Evers
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Brian
Aggie Track Squad Home in Building Phase for 1940s
Aggie track team plans a rebuilding year under coach Til Pimmitt with only one returning letterman. Schedule includes Border Olympics at Laredo, Southwest Exposition at Fort Worth, and meets with Texas and Rice. Drake Relays and other Midwestern meets unlikely without standout performers. Steve King, a letterman in sprint and pole vault, is to return.
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Dimmitt
Jane Letterman
Aggie
Steve King
Lujack Shines on Basket Ball Floor
Johnny Lujack, once a football star, earns a first team spot on the Notre Dame basketball squad. Coach Ed Krause praises his improving shooting, notes his long shots and growing defensive effort as he becomes a key contributor for the team.
Arkansas Sextet Triumphs In Mexico City Golf Match
Arkansas Motor Coaches women from Little Rock defeated Rieleras and Sam Antonio in Mexico City in a defensive game at Brackenridge course. Lee Wilson posted a 49 opening night win while Mrs C H Bailey took second flight with 109 32 77. Event labeled as a women’s golf association tournament.
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Mexico City
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Brackenridge Partie Course
Bowling Directors Meet April 14 15 in Chicago
The annual meeting of the executive directors of the American Bowling Congress was set for April 14 and 15 in Chicago. Regional meetings will precede the session and the ABC plans to establish two regional offices in New York and the Pacific coast area.
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American Bowlings Congress
Chicago
New York
Pacific Coast
Horse Racing Notes From the Associated Press
Notes cover Blessing Windies and Piedra Babe Henford with Ted Allotizungo at Fort Rotonstin where a $9.20 win paid and $2 place. Derby winner Vea wist emutsing te Lwndarey af sedhy Pargidne. Valdina Farms owned Heiner. Jockey Bailey rode Colorado Kid and other results include Bequested to bed and Miz Donald Wonswarde with several purses noted.
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Shthey
Grasse
Boxing Evening Praises and Protests Spark Debate
New York on January 20 saw boxing dignitaries and veterans converge at the Boxing Writers Association of New York dinner. The event honored armed forces boxers with the Edward J. Neil Memorial plaque, while critics urged politics be kept out of boxing and called for professional governance by those with practical experience. Notables including former Mayor Jimmy Walker, Abe Greene, and Nat Fleischer attended, praising the sport and urging reforms to ensure boxing remains focused on merit and skill.
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Jimmy Walker
National Boxing Association
Abe Greene
Ring
Nat. Fleischer
Boxing Writers Association of New York
Edwid J. Neil
Armed Forces
Greene
Flessener
Pleisener
Boxing Writers
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Leon
Walker
Nick
Uke Marine
Barney Ross
Army
Jim Braddock
Merchant
Maine
Benny Leonard
Coast
Mattson Square Garden
Jemorracy
Litelle Garrey
Y M C A League forfeits two games noted
The YMCA league report shows two forfeit victories on Wednesday night at Stinson Field. The YMCA team and the Banantonio Junior College quint forfeited to the First Military Police team. First half play ends with two games Friday night and a 41 to 8 practice game result.
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Banantonio Junior Collegt Quint
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Three Games On Card for Service Loop
In the enlisted men's league, Medical Services of Port Sam Houston moves to Brooks Field Thursday to face the surprising Gander quint. The Cadet Center Warhawks, leaders, meet the Stinson Field Pioneers on the letters court in another contest, while Kingfield's Fliers prep to play Randolph Geld Ramblers in Kelly gym third league clash.
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Jeagee
Medical Services
Sernat
Port
Monmouth College Welcomes World Pole Vault Champion
Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam, world pole vault champion, reports for duty at Monmouth College as the naval flight preparatory school opens. He hails from Del Monte, California, and is expected to boost the college's pole vault prospects in upcoming track meets.
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Bobcats Put Grid Profits Into Bonds
San Angelo school board approves investing 15 000 in no bonds after earlier talk of placing 1943 profits in bonds. Tribute paid to state football champion and other district figures linked to Unieke Ram’s team as details remain unclear.
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USC Goalers Rally Sparks Narrow Victory in League Play
In a UBQ basketball game at Alamo Field, Randolph came from behind in the final four seconds to beat Kelly Held War Workers 42-41. Honda officer team led early as Alamo Field hosted the night standouts. Visnossky tops Hondo with 25, Jones adds 19, while Craft and Crop each tally 14 for the War Workers and Sand Ted.
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Alamo Field
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Jones of
Gloomy Hall of Famer doubts 44 baseball season
Larry Sth Cleveland report from January 20 quotes Speaker, an original Hall of Fame electee, expressing doubt about the major leagues operating this year due to wartime deferments and player availability. He notes financial pressures, pleads caution, but remains a fan who still visits the ball park when possible and reflects on past champions.
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Cleveland Indians
Major Clubs Hurry to Sign More Players
Hawns FutlERzoN reports that 1944 baseball teams race to field depth as regulars go to war. Cubs and White Sox lead with large rosters. Washington plans about 40 by opening, while Reds add four. Clubs favor rookies and veterans, with Griffith seeking Cuban league talent and early lists to offset armed forces losses. Dodgers and Giants trim rosters. Yankees Indians Browns show larger pools but uncertainty remains.
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Reds
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Longhorns Rout Baylor in Waco to Boost Untarnished Record
Texas beat Baylor 54 to 29 in Waco as the Longhorns extended their flawless run. SMU scheduled another workout ahead of Fayetteville trip to press for second place in the standings. Arkansas visit looms, while Texas A&M and TCU face regional clashes.
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Kelly Avery
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Buyer & Ditevils
Doc Haver
Dusty Bogen
High Scoring Cager Athlete of Year
Pvt Gesret Senesky star of St Joseph's college basketball last year named athlete of 1943 by Philadelphia Sports Writers. Senesky, now stationed at Greensboro, N C, set a national record of 515 points. Second place went to Spurgeon Chandler and Yankees coach Bob Odell. Penn football star was third.
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TNS
Gesret Senesky
St. Joseph's Tallege
Philadelphia Sports Writers' Association
Senesky
Greensboro
N. C
Spurgeon Chandler
New York Yankees
Bob Odell
University of Pennsylvania
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