Runyan Leads Cooper in Arizona Open Round Two
Paul Runyan and Light Horse Harry Cooper battled for the lead in the Arizona Open at Phoenix with Runyan posting a 67 and Cooper a 68 on the second round. Horton Smith and Craig Wood sat near the top, while many players posted scores through two rounds including Johnny Perelli and Archie Hembgick.
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Phoenis
Ariz
Shootig
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. J
Ted
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Runyan
Cooper
Horton Smilth
Oak Fork
Kewlee
Megan
Fort Worth
Texas
Paul Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Johnonle Dawson
Amateur and Pro Golf Event At Willow Springs
Southwest Texas hosts a bi-monthly amateur and pro sweepstakes at Willow Springs with visiting pros Gene Mosher Joe Exar and others. Amateurs may outnumber pros triggering potential switches to pro ranks. First foursome starts 1 30 p.m. Antonio Women’s Golf to play Willow Springs twice this week with Tuesday and Friday events.
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Sa Antonio Women's Golf Association
Reals
Willow Springs
Helen Hicks May Miss Major Golf Meets
New York inn reports that international women’s golf champion Helen Hicks may miss major meets this season due to a back injury. Doctors diagnose a strained muscle from an earlier incident and she begins a treatment plan of baths massages and light gymnastics lasting two weeks. If recovered she plans to travel to compete and hopes to face Diana Fiatwick who beat her at Palm Beach two years ago.
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New York
Inn
Yaelow Hick
Diana Fiatwick
Fanted
Palm Beach
Lone Star Bird Dog Trials Attract Out Of Town Members
The Lone Star Bird Dog Association hosts a second shooting dog trials event Friday through Sunday with out of town contestants from South Texas and East Texas and local fanciers. C R B Edwards chairs the event with Jack Gordon overseeing the reception committee at the Menger Hotel. Entries close Friday night for the derby amateur and professional stakes with cash prizes and trophies, and a fried chicken feast concludes the trials at the Menger Hotel Sunday night.
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Lone Star Bird Dog Association
South
Texas
Tawna
C. RB. L. Edwards
Tela
Sale
Army League Basketball Capsizes at Fantuary Park
The Army League reports a chaotic basketball scene with infantry and artillery units in a late night exhibition at Fantuary Park. Rallies feature Army squads from Ninth Infantry and Fifteenth Artillery, with scattered play amid confused rosters and unclear results. spectators note strong performances but the event ends without a decisive victor.
Soccer double features heavy scorers at San Pedro park
The Internationale and Monterey club lead a league soccer doubleheader at San Pedro Park Sunday afternoon starting at 2:00. The Gonzales FR. Team meets Avahuac club in the second game at 3:45. Lineups list players for Monterey Indernadiopals Crvaros Gh Zachtechane P Morales, H Haenow, T Flores, F Andie Mendes, E Flores, H Hessford, Guilerres, A Mangal, J Villegas, I Flores Fernandes, W Helwinkil, J DB Fernales, K Frenz, W Peckham, FR Wheeler, Mpizumi.
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Monterey
San Pedro Park
Gonzales FR
Avahuac
Indernadiopals
Crvaros
Gh. Zachtechane
P. Morales
W. Haenow
T. Flores
F. Andie Mendes
E. Flores
H. Hessford
Guilerres
A. Mangal
J. Villegas
I. Flores Fernandes
W. Helwinkil J
Fernales K. Frenz
W. Peckham
FR. Wheeler
F. Mpizumi
Tima
Span-Am Loop in Second Half Opens Schedule at Woodlawn
The Spanish-American Basketball League restarts its schedule with a double header at Woodlawn Lake Gym. Wentelin faces Ira Jans in the second league game, followed by Arcos Iris versus Amado Nervo at 2 pm. An exhibition features Or quiden and What Next girls. Chapultepec, idle Sunday, beat Amado Nevo earlier as clubs are boosted for the half.
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Woodlawn Lake Gym
Ira- Jans
Arcos Iris
Amado Nervo
Irs
Orquiden
Chapultepec
Amado Nevo
Andy Andréwa
Guntiay
College Teammates Bury White Benbow
San Marcos reports the funeral for White Benbow 25 a former student and father at San Marcos Teachers College. He died in Schertz Thursday after an appendicitis attack followed by operation. Benbow served as principal of the Guadalupe County school and his teammates carried his body to the city cemetery. Funeral services were led by Rev. L B Richards with music by Mrs. Laura Parke and Dr. B Slaughter.
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Pyland
John Janea
Charles R. Ramsey
Edgar Williams
Benbow
LB. Richards
San Antonio
Laura Parke
B. ‘Slaughter
McEwan Quits Holy Cross Football Role
Capl Joh J McEwan resigns as head football coach at Holy Cross after a dispute with athletic officials over last season. Reinstatement sought. decision delayed from Monday. источник Syracuse?
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McEwan
Holy Cross Boston
Mass
Capl Joh J. McEwan
Holy Cross College
Worcwster
Brown
Wis
Kerrville to host Hill Country basketball meet Saturday
Kerrville reports an upcoming Hill Country high school basketball tournament set for Saturday January 2 at the Thy fly school gym. Coach W H Keyling notes the event will feature a game between Tyler and the Austin Maroons in a local meet. Early track workouts begin at Schreiner Institute under J B Williams and H W Crully with 30 candidates out for pre-season practice.
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Kerrville
W. H. Kevling
Toen
Tiyy
Austin High Maroons
Karrville
A¢chreiner
Willams
University of Texas
Amit
Benkroach
HW. C. Crully
Guatrap
Schreiner
FLIERS BEAT CENTRAL FIVE IN RANDOLPH FIELD GAME
Randolph Field trounced the Grotm Drag five 14 to 2. Clark scored 23 points for Randolph with Walters adding 14. Kiesse led Central with 17, Riesse 11, and Kari Fott 10.
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Central
Kott
E. Sinisse
H. Knesse
V. Henke
P. Henke
Schneer
Sports Assn 10 Send Aid and Player Releases
The article notes Sports Assn 10 arranging aid while players such as Jack Menley Almont Baker Ray Flashuimper and Larry Cox were released after season end and Cap Grossl is reportedly asked to stay. It states a $7500 sale to Chicago White Sox with $5000 due in May, and near $1000 in salary refunds for released players. The club aims to clear debt by February 1 to satisfy league requirements.
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Chicago White Sox
Jack Menley
Almont Baker
Ray Flashuimper
Larry Cox
Abbey
Cap” Grossl
Ey Algo
Douglass Hi Team Aims at State Honors Soon
Douglass High School basketball, coached by J J Lowery, leads the Negro City League with five wins and one defeat, scoring 245 to 135. They will play Dallas in Dallas February 3 and 4, then Houston in March and a Grockell Street recreation center game around March 17. Starters include Red Patterson Smakry Blocker Usshiery and Hanis with J Stewart at center and Bowen and Stewart at guards.
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Douglass Hi
Dallas
Houston
Douglass High School
J. J. Lowery
Styte
Lowery
Touston
Grockell Street
Lycery
Red Patterson
Smakry Blocker
Usshiery
Hanis
J. Stewart
Bowen
Stewart
Big high school basketball week in circuit near
A storied week looms for Brackenridge and Lanier with key league games. Brackenridge hosts Tech and faces Lanier as a potential triple tie forms after Tuesday and Thursday tilts. Center Mike Beale aims to return from eye injury to boost Brackenridge’s title push amid looming showdown with Jefferson Mustangs.
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Sidney Lanter
Jefferson
Lanter
Jefferson Mustangs
Lanier
Brackenridge Wilk
Deir
Temple
Mike Beale
Austin
Corbett and Fields Sign for February 22 Bout
In Oakland California Carbette Fields signed and Dieseni lobbied the state athletic commission for approval. Kearns, manager of Jackle Fields, signed for his protege while Larry White and Ralph Manfred, co managers of Young Corbett, urged approval. The fight is set for Seals Stadium in San Francisco on February 22 as expected.
Commission to Okeh Stadium Site Monday
The San Antonio Sports association petition to the city council was prepared and signed Saturday for presentation at the city fathers meeting Monday morning. The site along Shook Avenue at the city rack quarry was chosen for the municipal stadium with commissioners Wright, Btef fler and Rubbola committed to the site after meeting renovation executives.
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Okeh Stadium
San Antonio Sports Association
Cauricil
Shook Avenue
App
Wright
Bteffler
Rubbola
Waving
Rasovation
Jack Johnson Still Able to Outbox Em Parts
Jack Johnson, 58, former heavyweight champion, boxed Maurine Griselle and Grenou Guehring at Salle Wagram. Despite poor shape, he remained smart and earned a big crowd ovation as he traded rounds with the French and German contenders.
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Jack Johnson
Maurine Griselle
Ndt Froest Guehring
Germany
Salle Wagram
Johnson
Roosevelt Tigers Bow In To Basketball After Fuss Free Football Season
The Roosevelt Tigers end a flawless football run by defeating Somers and prepare for a Sunday morning basketball clash with the Maverick Chips at Lindy Lanier High School. Tipoff is set for 9 o clock.
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Roosevelt Tigers
Somers
Maverick
Lindy Lanier High School
Kerrville Hill Country league plans spring season
Kerrville to host first Hill Country league meeting in Mason in February as Kerrville baseball clublines up spring activities. Harlingen reports district boys basketball race tight with Birds beating Printers 9 to 3 and Rin Hono moving up with a 33 to 9 victory. Webb Chame Lefty in Coral Gables notes Fred Webb of Hollywood defeating B G Livesny in Miami Bluffmare final, with NORM in frame of the event.
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Astir
Kerrville
Eri
Hill Country League
Ita
Mason
Harlingen
Ding Strong
Rarlingen
Hariligen
Cameron Counly
Prinera Engers
Rin Hono
Li Porta
Rudolph Wins Billiards Clash in Victory New York
Rudolph of Cleveland defeats Jimmy Orras of Wilmington in a 786 point pocket billiards match near Victor y New York. The claycntt block score 125 to 34 marks Rudolphs 1975 season total with 1450 points.
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Rudolph
Victory
New York
Irwin
Cleveland
Navel Weaver
Jimmy Orras
Wilmington
Del
Parish League Playing Three Report
Parish League play continues with three games this Sunday at Central Catholic high. San Fernando faces St. Patrick's at 2 pm, followed by St. Mary's vs St. Gerard's at 1 pm and St. Ann's against Sacred Heart at 4 pm. Referees Andr Martin and Rev. Rivas will officiate.
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Joague
Ceitral Catholic Hugh School
Willy
San Fernando
St. Poirlek’s
St. Mary's
St. Gerard's
St. Ann's
Sacred Heart
Rivas and
Hare
Andr. Martin
Giants invite Merritt Hubbell for spring tryout
The New York Giants announced a tryout for left-handed pitcher Merritt Hubbell, brother of Girt Hibbert, after recommendation from Cav Bevel who led the Western association effort. Hubbell will report in Worth for a spring camp with manager Torry.
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Torry
Unclear sports and local notes from a busy page
Fragmented OCR text shows mentions of Hokies and various players and events, with scattered team names, towns, dates, and scores. Reading appears unstructured with numerous garbled names, making a cohesive report difficult. main entities include Hokies and several unidentified teams and people amid a chaotic mix of words.
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All Seeuin Kona Service Gil Co., Inc
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