Snead Quits Tour to Rest Rejoins in New Orleans
Sam Snead quits tour after Richmond Open, plans a month’s rest at Hot Springs Arkansas, intending to return for the New Orleans tournament on February 14. He will miss the Texas Open in San Antonio February 7-10. Snead, defending Richmond champion, finished well back at 289 for $185 in victory bonds.
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Richmond
Calif
Sam Snead
P. G A
Fred Donovan
Snead
Hoe Springs
Nety Orleans
An Antonios
Byron Nelson
Sam
Penna Wins Richmond Open in Thrilling Finish
Penna, the Cleveland born pro from Dayton Ohio, captured the Richmond Open with a final total of 280 over four days, earning 2000 in victory bonds. He led after the second round with a six under par 69 65 73 74 and birdied a six foot putt on the final hole to seal the title ahead of rivals with scores near 297.
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Penna
Richmond
Calif
Toney Penna
Dayton
Ohio
Phoenix
Penn
Perna
Bonds
Sam Berd
Mah Ery
Benilogin
Chaves Condon
Sintinea
Toney
Wietory
BOF
Uamibon
BA Oliver
Achanen Stahand
Hamilton
Withie Gognin
Tad
Jon Darnarst
Ats
Downy Shore
Patatirkovich
Intimin Warran
John Geneteen
St Ott
Anita F Breton
Ask xDonotes
Ahonton
Jolur Talla
Zohn Revolta
U.S
Marvin "Bed" Ward
Na Fionel Gwen
Taveson Little
Young Stops Bears In Final Game Upset
Hollywood Bears clinched their season with a 14 to 11 upset over a service allstar lineup at Gilmore Field in front of 29 000, holding star Buddy Young to 36 yards on five carries. The crowd set a Gilmore Field record as Young and the vaunted opponents were frustrated by relentless defense.
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Ms Angeles
Hollywood Bears
BN Football
Ean
Buddy Young
Money Boys
Negro Flash
Paul Governall
Crazy Legs
Gilmore Field
Young
Sunday School Basketball Schedule Mixed in Local Notices
Fragmented OCR lists church and school basketball games with times and venues. Teams include Highland Park Lutheran Riverside Park and South Side Christian, with several venues such as Fark Flaplint, Tempiy va, and South Site Chriss. The disjointed text notes evening contests and a junior division leading to a potential winner.
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SF Ee
Leone Moet
Weiss BN Otted
Aeniar Avidian Ave
Wighiand Mereaeg
Odin Ya
Croaihiotn Presbyterian Aly Fm
Theblind Park Lutheran Ya
Raid Fark Flaplint
Tempiy Va
Chrissin
Dnuler
Wiss Pave Wutherty
South Side Christian
Highland
Terrow Methodist
Mitind Awinner
Seutons Baptist
Nigetal
Blaze Riverside Park Boytlity Ae
Riverside Golf Weekly Stakes at Riverside Park
In the Riverside golf course Niea weekly stakes tournament 52 players competed. Cavanaugh tied for second with 7943 46 and Chick Simmany finished third winning 544 71. Four tied for fourth with net 72: James Converse, WJ Boeck, Norman Welchlein, and Wesley pelts Jry. Prize money and exact placements varied amid a framed 18 hole event.
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Cavanaugh
Riverside
Niea
Chick Simmany
James Converse
W. J. Boeck
Norman Welchlein
Wesley Pelts Jry
Haus
Wnth
Cal & Co, Smith
Nordhaus
Smith
Rosaley
Tim
Wd Carpenter
Bod Holleron
Carpenter
Holleron
Eadh
B. G. Shacklett
New Braynels
John Bergmann
Shacklett
Bergman
Fidel Gary
Leroy Byannen
Joe Cummings
Cliff Gossett
George Shine
Lefty Stackhouse
Tack Walliford
Dick Poster
Incel
Jack Amma
Mills Duncan
Jack Starling Arid
Ed Podewils
Ewo Split Award In Sweepstakes Won At Brackenridge Park
Tony Esquivel and Fred Campbell tied for first in the 36 hole Brackenridge Park sweepstakes at Brackenridge Park. Each claimed $85 after sharing the top prizes of 100 and 75. James Hibbard earned 55 for net 140 while others posted mixed scores in the Texas Open pro-am event setup.
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Tony Esquivel
Fred Campbell
Brackenridge Park
Esquivel
Campbell
James Hibbard
Fmi Nordhaus
Nota
National basketball rankings stir busy week in colleges
New York AP reports top teams Kentucky Notre Dame and Oklahoma square off as part of a crowded schedule. Georgia Northwestern Duke Army and other major programs chase conference titles amid strong records and standout wins.
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Hanes
Kentuckians
Wwe
Notre Dame
Meetine Manquatte
Wildcats
Aurhin
Southerstown
Onlalimna Arries
Bal
Hepallon
Agules
Ayn Bern
Nere i
Qowhass
Utah
Navy
Blue
Waly Cinai
Inkes
Lafayette
Cornel
Alioaatie
Baston Intervensiog Ate ‘Haus Chimptonshin
Portmouth
Wallace
Georgia
Vans
Northiwestern
Pannelphin Satuday
Mablooberg
Eastern college roundup sparks chaotic standings update
A battered recap notes multiple teams atop the Eastern standings with Ohio State and Oklahoma Sooners highlighting the field. Key results include a 44 30 score for one match and a 40 46 upset near Colorado, while other conferences show varied progress and shifting second-place contenders.
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Kentucky
Amprica Sl. John's
Beaaklyn
New York
U. Ant
Syracuse
Ohio State
Iquielle
Ad and Towa Wlrd Det. Dig Sis—Fancas
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Phe Sooners
Towa State Nes
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Colorado
Bottherne Bales
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Ton. Worth
Carolingie Secant
Colton
Bauthernt
California
Hartung Chooses Army Duty Over Giants MLB Tryout
The Giants approve Hartung's plan to serve a year in the army rather than pursue a major league pitching and hitting job with the New York Giants. Officials say the service year will prepare him for a big league return, with spring training considerations noted and historical context referenced.
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Army
New York Giants
Giants
Associated Press Today
Nanh
Eddie
Hartung
Welt
Vetere
Texas League Clears Decks For Action
Texas League votes to raise player unit and payroll, expands to 30 for early season and 34 later, with a new five year contract for President Gardner. A memorial award named for Jake Atz will go to the first‑place team. playoff system to determine Dixie Series contender. No rookie rule. 154 games in 146 days begin April 16 in Dallas vs Fort Worth, Tulsa vs Oklahoma City, San Antonio vs Houston, Beaumont.
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Harold V. Ratloee
Dallas
UPI
Texas Wague
J. Alvin Gardner
Limus
Toague
Jake Atg
Atz
Texas League Baseball Writers Association
Bach Club
National Baseball Nation
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Houston
Carl AL Beaumont
A. B
Happy" Chandier
Clin
Kenessaw Mountain Landis
Chaudier
Meher
L Brother
Texas
Ronnesu Peters
Shreveport
Gowa
Record Crowd At Ice Game Sets New Chicago Attendance
Chicago crowd hits record 19,745 as the Chicago Black Hawks crush the New York Rangers 8 to 1 at the stadium. Previous high was 19,346 at a January 13 contest. management estimated 42,000 fans passed by the gate with seasons sold out for two weeks. Other league notes mention Boston Garden attendance 22,900 and various NHL and college results.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Suny
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Hawks
Black Hawk
AIP
Horse Racing Card Delights Houston Champ in 12-Race Meet
A Sunday program at the Stalls For Held track features Bobo Ruth from Houston upsetting Chambers in the 12 race card. The victor, with 28 wins from 50 starts, edged Curly Tindle in a tight finish over 60 yards while several other events highlighted the day. Second and third races showcased Sandy Ro inalsoc and Henry Lorenz with notable performances. multiple horses claimed wins across 800 to 350 yard events, including Little Red Burgess, Dahle Ww, and Jimmy Nixon. A later card edition is planned at the same track, near Fant Hoyaton and the KPSA radio towers, for Sunday afternoon.
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Crewnce
Chambers
Bobo Ruth
Houston
Plarts
Tokeo
Yada
Bilton
Jes
Perkins
Welder
Apec
Curly Tindle
hale @ dengil
KPSA
Heaulls
Vwitat Vaer
Toyate
Treney Kee
Suiusel
Henirkkn
Suce
Sandy Roinalsoc
AL Slutty
Bert Keller
Sesuin
Henry Lorenz
Bir Jim
CB Wynn
Werrewitt
Babe Ruth
Ambers
Nurne
Hoyt Givens
Tanioy
Rage
Virell Henderson
Burton
Fees Feline
Capbage
Curly Tin
Little Red
Burgess
Ghats -Brown
L Franks
Dahle
Rose
Jimmy
Nixon
J. L. West
Lttle Lady
Alex Cleary
Big King
Weber
Luling
Ooeleventh Yate
Hal
Doll
Nipely
Seeyin
Lat Nim
Davis
Herston
Treliih
Siin
Ap Cortez
Dease
Rolend
Williama
Bate
Prnialafe
Blankenship
Surb
Sannksnenin
Tennis News From Phoenix and St. Petersburg Circuit Happenings
A fragmented report from Phoenix and St. Petersburg covers the winter Florida tennis circuit with results and names. Notables include Frew Percy and Johnny Powner in Phoenix tournament play, Mulloy and Lewig advancing in Florida events, and Morey Levis and Jack Guahing appearing in the national scene. The piece notes a 1945 nationals plan and an England tour allocation by the Lawn Tennis Association, reflecting postwar competition and organizational moves.
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At. Petersburg
Fla Tan
Bit Talbert
Womington
Dal
Galduar Mulloy
Minar
Ae Mulloy
Captur Hedmebtes
Minala
the Pacific
Morey Levis
Edgewood Hi Cage Victory Highlights District Meet
Edgewood Raiders dominated District 65-5 competition at Jourdanton Saturday, overcoming Sam Houston of San Antonio 37 to 17 and routing Pleasanton 74 to 23 in a point based meet. Final standings show Pleasanton with two points and Edgewood holding one point lead. second meet set for February 2 at Late February with third at Sam Houston Penitentiary.
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FEM Scnodl MC Raiders
Jourdans
Satuday
Edgewood
Sam Houston
San Antonio
Pleasanton
Kempenat
Gawe Edienwoat
Trianewieh
Ichawewieh
Hourgenta
Landy
Martinez
Muerles
Ney
ArHiohy TA Fovea
Panik
Bilgerin
Ralmos
Reynolds
Clementy
Snamiho
Taylor Camphall
Gratant
Martins Bowl 2936 to Win Tenpin Honors
Martins Bowl 2936 to win the thirteen annual city tenpin tournament at Main Center. Martins Linen Supply led by E J Eyhorn 616 Allan Mitchell 612 Bob Zipp 592 Leroy Leifeste 570 Leonard Mangold 546 won Class A with 3098 series and 2936 nets after handicap. Fomby Clothiers second with 2777.228-5003 and Wes Newman 255.597 led individual marks. Other winners in Class A included Strang-Frantt Jomby Clothiers Hayes-Reinarz and Philips Drillers. In Class B Ben Johnson posted 269-665 leading American Printers. Viking Supply and Studetaker notable performances. Class C leader Albert Plumbers posted 2522 with top marks from J Spillman J Cannon and others. The event resumes next weekend with doubles and singles.
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Main Center
Martin Linen Supply
Martins
Linen
E. J. Eyhorn
Allan Mitchell
Bob Zipp
Leroy Leifeste
Leonard Mangold
Fomby Clothiers
Wes Newman
Otto Rougeau
George Wolfgang
Pie Pietrella
Cintck Greenlee
Ernest Rizzo
Cloverleak
D. Wales
Joe Terrell
Jed Viking
Ernest Severin Gelling
Bob Conrad
Mermean Westberry
Howell Jones
Glass Bay
AL J. Fisher
Sols Wit
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Bass
C. Nobles
Lone Star Bear
L. Young
Grandl
Poultry House
Steve Rossman
Ackerman
Plumbers
BR. Mayer
Inal
Studetaker
Otto Tabbert
Aldort Plumbers
FE. Menewell
R.C. Drake
Hank Veters
J. Akermann
Paris
Cuckar
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Kiwanis
Auth Pines
J. Lewis
Fot Union
W. Sherman
Fon
Big Granters
Hiness
Off to Houston San Antonio Bowling Meet Announces Entries
The entry list shows 38000 to compete in the Houston San Antonio event with top players like Jilads scorer and leading figures such as Geno Lamin Bert Waltens Joray Behrens and Charles Trew. The ladies’ tenpin tournament is slated for March 9 and 10 with captains Allshouse Greeslea Jowdy attending.
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Houston
San Antonio
Courge ‘Taily
Geno Lamin
Bert Waltens
Joray Behrens
Leonard Mangold
Charles Trew
Jerry
BI Grantert
Jule Gard
Westey Mercks
Jerry Meret
Wesley Spencer
H. Richard
FE. Association
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Leroy le
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Nerheut Penson
Avene
Lessipan
A. la
Mergenthaler
Capt
Allshouse
Cluick
Greeslea
John Jowdy
Pete
Hauser
Midgets Attract Overflow Turnout At Auto Races
Midget automobile racing drew an overflow audience Sunday with an estimated crowd near 4000. Bob Clay distributed about 1983 dollars in prizes across six races. Wes Saegesteer won the time trials in 17 seconds and the feature race while Doe Cossey was injured in a minor incident. Next events at the Austin highway Speedway and Hew Pan-American speedway were announced for next Sunday.
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Star
Bob Clay
Austin Highway
Clay
Wes Saegesteer
Doe Cossey
Cpl
Bob Harleman
Honda
Goo
Seagesser
Speedreme
Fks
Bart
Mel Walnrnoth
Haeenen
Vern Fritch
Speed Ass
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Rasperser
Es Rawtord
Shea Eke
Sel Waites Teint
Ernie Sonth
Kelly Field Di visions Rally in Monterrey Weekend
Kelly Field divisions basketball team went 2 and 1 in Monterrey at Circulo gym over the weekend. They opened with a late 15 second loss to France 41 29, then beat Cristateria 41 42 with Ike Mendoza delivering a late winner. The second night Kelly Field led 21 15 at halftime and beat Trejes Smart 39 30 as Franco Cristateria and Trajes Smart lead Circulo Mercantil league. Joe Dunkum was top scorer with 42 points.
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Monterrey
Circulo
France
Welly Field
Cristateria
Ike Mendoza
Kelly Field
Trejes Smart
Victors
Bell
Taxi
Franco
Trajes Smart
Joe Dunkum
Williams Wins Lightweight Title Fight in New Orleans
In New Orleans on January 24, Williams of Tren ton New Jersey, 139 pounds, NAtional Boxing Association champion, scored a ten round decision over Johnny Bratton of Chicago. Bratton fought hard but Williams controlled the pace and secured the victory.
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New Orleans
Vike ‘Williams
Trenton
N. J
National Boxing Association
Johnny Bratton
Chicago
City League Boy’s basketball wins second game of doubleheader
City League Boy’s Club defeated Try Cat Cain 49 28 in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader at Woodlawn gym. A 24 16 halftime lead followed a 1 period tie, while Wesley House beat Guadalupe Community Center 3437 with Camache scoring 18 and Chun 8 for the winners.
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Boy's Club
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Guadalupe Community Center
Camanche
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Chun
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Tow
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Bowling scores and results from an unnamed Detroit event
The fragmentary report lists bowling results with players such as Dan, Metter Araua, and Ginos. It mentions a 2056 style score and averages around 207.0 for Paw Kibbake and references matches against Bandi and Wanley Sunder. Includes vague dates like 9N22-1008 and mentions Moonbw and Abd 92. The text is garbled with many unclear names and numbers.
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Yinsy En Cano
Suemotesey
Vitor Halhs
Bandi
Deteell
Ginos la
Paw Kibbake
Fey Moonter
Hiatt
Geuree
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Uy Weet
Dik Ovarian
Akdabomua Howler Sin
Wanley Sunder
Sag Antonin
Mali Conten
Cweaio
Spenooe
Corpus Plays Eagles Here
Brackenridge High Eagles host Corpus Christi Buccaneers in a Brackenridge gym series opener. Windy conditions and limited schedule push next game to Tuesday night with scores from Saturday’s 43 26 and 43 32 setbacks for Corpus.
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Brackenridge ‘High Eagles
jCormes
Christi Buccaneers
Brackenrige Gymnasium
Jett
Corpus Feilay Ang
Jalopy Race Drama Highlights Day of Action
Jalopy races feature Downum winning the applause race and leading the day with a strong time trial of 27.6. Threats from Hicks Littlefield and Gilmore persisted. Fred Inscora overturned in a spill but escaped with injuries. time trials and heats crowned Downum, Gilmore, Hicks and Littlefield across events.
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King Downum
Bownum
Jimmy Hicks
Barney Littlefield
Jack’ Gillmore
Fred Inscora
Downum
Fred Elbel
Downun
Jack Gilmore
Harry Jacobs
Chick Seinford
Jesse Beachout
Tommy Mash
Applaise
Gilmore
Littlefield
Downy Hicks
Littlefeld
Gilnore
Weigh In for Golden Gloves Opens District Tournament
Final preparations begin for the 1946 district Golden Gloves tournament at Municipal Auditorium with weigh-ins and physical exams for amateurs. About 70 independents and 45 team boxers entered Monday, pending medical clearance. Pairings will be drawn by Clarence Welker and the pairings committee. officials expect 18 or more to referee the opening night. The tournament runs Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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Lue Anual
Municipal Auditorium
Sam Ellis
Br. C. D Henry
J. W. Palmer
Clarence Welker
Bill Bellamy
de Jeser
Joe Ward
Clintdn Rowe
Gilbert Cotton
Wendland
Tss
AL Jeast
Pacific Olympics Results Highlight Colorful Action
In Osaka Japan AP report, main events included a 10 to 0 baseball win, a 20 to 6 football victory by Clark Gel over Tintinpie champions, and Army Olympians with a 27 to 64 score. notable names include Kenny and Kenny's fencer, with Taipern Herler and Yamin among cited athletes.
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Mains AlbElore
Amuaeball
Osaka
Japan
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Kenny" Lotion
Clark Gel
Tintinpie Chamspions
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Shiverlig Fis Sytays
Clark
Army
Bnet Fie Olympies
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Oe Litt
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