Jeffs and Eagles Rival In District Cage Chase
Brackenridge edged Corpus Christi 40-28 as Brackenridge hosts the Eagles in a key district race. Jeffs travel to Austin to meet defending champ Austin Maroons while San Antonio Tech faces Kerrville as a busy Tuesday night stacks up a multi game slate in the WSAA district chase.
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Istrict
Askry Fallennie— Oy
la Pet Pra
Ops
Fefferson
Cceyy
VU Brackenridge
Kerrville
Corts Curdatt
Brepkenrinee
Cornus Christi
Gaines Brackenridge
Tellerson
MU Istakes
Brackenridge
Hagles
Corpus Christi Buccaneers
Brackenridge Gym
Eagles
Brackenridge Court
Jeffs
Austin Marruons
Austin
Jefferson Gymmnasiuca
San Antonio “Tech
Nolelea
Burbank
Warlandale
Earle Rum
Brackenridge Dark Women’s Golf Opens Round One
The Brackenridge Dark Women’s Golf association held first round play on Wednesday. All players must be present to start at 10 oclock. The field is split into two sides named Microbes and Warmites. The six week constitution series will determine the winners.
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Brackenridge
Sivweek
Bracken- Tlige Ports Wednesdiy
Geloel
Lihehmon
Mayen Funeral Here Thursday
Mayen, 38, a San Awe athlete who died of cancer linked to naval service in California, will be buried in San Antonin likely Thursday. The body will arrive late Wednesday. definite arrangements to be announced. He served 27 months in the Navy on Pacific islands including Saipan and was a standout in basketball and later a top-class boxer. His mother is Mrs. R. Mayen, 310 Arbor Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atervt Maye
San Awe
Califarita
San Antonin
Wil
Mayen
Pacilic
Saipan
R. & Mayen
Arbor Place
Galt
Oscar Hagberg
Colvin
Hagberg
Army
West Pointers
Navy
Notre Dame
Hamilton
Chicago
Soldier Field
Famiiton
Bill Ingram
United States Fleet
Pacific Coast
Annapolis
Pittsburgh
Tom Hamilton
Harrilton
Hamiton
West Pol
Lanier Faces South San In Key 28 A Conference Clash
Lanier battles South San Antonio in a pivotal 28 A contest at Lanier gym as Lanier seeks to reclaim a share of the league lead. South San aims to widen its margin over Lanier with a win, while Burbank-Harlan dale and Alamo Heights also vie for position in Tuesday night action across three gyms.
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Lanier High School
Vokts
Lanier Gymnasium
Levelock
South San Antonio Haveats
South San
Ted J
Haclandale
Turebank
Voks
Bancrats
Brackeridge
Bureank
Harlindale
Hot Wells
Blue Devils
Alamos Heights
Beagle Field Trials Set At Ridgeway Farm
Fifty five or more beagle entries were lined up for the fifth annual Beagle field trial hosted by the Texas Beagle Club. Judges and schedules were announced for Friday events including 13 inch and 17 inch derby classes with free admission for the general public. Markers will guide entrants along Husly avenue to the farm on Martinez road where the trials will be held.
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Tris
Rathblis
Girls League schedules start times at Woodlawn field
The Girla sasyer may wegue ayill start ply at 745 Tuesday athe Woodlawn vy with the Kelly Field Supply tear waying the Payroll from Kelly. At 8:45, the ISlith WAL Detachment meets Guadalupe Community cepter.
Big Night On Service Loop Hardwoods
Fort Sam sports page notes a third Service League double header with POC Fourth Army Brooksfield and WDFC slated. Key clash at South Kelly Gym where league leaders Kelly Field Flicts meet second-place Brooke Hospital. game starts 8 oclock after 7 oclock opener between PDC and Fourth Army. Fourth Army Raiders boast 20 wins. Brooksfield and WDPC in lower standings.
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Fork Sam Houston
Javena
POC
Fourth Army
Brooksfield
WDFC
Souith Kelly Field
Brooke Hospital Center
State
Fort Sam
Brooks
WDPC
Army
Second Army
Memphis
Fort S
Edison Track Meet March 16 Held at Edison Field
The fifteenth annual Edison track meet, directed by Coach Roy White, will be held at the Edison field on Saturday, March 16. Competition will be limited to A and B classification schools with trophies and awards for winners. Preliminaries likely in the afternoon and finals at night.
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Edison
Roy
Buck" White
SLA
Amateur Awards Question in Texas Sports Funding
Dallas and Fort Worth host strong amateur hockey teams in the U S Hockey League with high attendance and state interest. Highland Park football raises funding questions as scholastic rules limit awards. Texas schools report football finances, including Corpus Christi High School profits over 24,000 after expenses.
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Mighland Dart.s High School
Highland Park
Texas Tytor
Rikic
Texas Sports, Writers Association
Corpus Christi High School
Ghcisti
Buccaneers
Dallas area high schools net large postseason football haul
Dallas based teams earned substantial postseason revenue with $111,282.28 from football and basketball, including R2h 125.74 per final game, and Waco school districts receiving $53,604.79. Funds supported stadium bonds and coach salaries, with more than $57,677.49 traced to football payouts and junior senior high school programs benefiting as well.
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Dallas
Warngit Rigil
Fark
Tray Gorton
International News Service
Waco
Marry
Silte
Huffman Resigns from Kansas U to Lead Hays Teachers College
Finneat C. Quigley, Kansas University athletics director, announced the resignation of Assistant Football Coach Talph Huffman who will become head coach at Hays Teachers College in Hays, Kansas.
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Mawiusngis
Kan, Jan
INSJ
Finneat C. Quigley
Direstor of
Kansas University
Talph Huffman
Hays
Kan
Teachers College
Casting Club Meet at Wadllaws Lake Event
The article reports a swimming meet at Wadllaws Lake featuring Say Aniome enor. Ashley wins with 68 in accuracy and another event score by AR. James Pyte and Eluer Ashley place in events with 92 and 46 respectively. Final results list Linnae Patel Taner Tytey and others. The next session is slated for 7 o'clock Monday night.
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Wadllaws
Ynihagium
Ashley
Accirdey
Jamey Pyte
Ana Vimnerary Hvanee Lins
Eluer Ashley
Tamed
Pytel
Lowlae
Elner Ashley
Linnlae Patel
Taner Tytey
Uencsantaation
First Night of Golden Gloves District Amateur Card
Twenty five bouts are listed for the Golden Gloves district amateur boxing tournament opening night in the municipal auditorium. Pairings remained unsettled Tuesday morning with changes possible up to fight time at 7 20. Delays stem from the Harlingen entry and a field of about 70 boxers, including many army competitors.
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Municipal Auditorium
Harlingen
City Women's Bowling Sets March 9 and 10 Dates
City women’s tenpin championship begins March 9 and 10 at Main Center after a Turner Club meeting. Entries close February 22. Handicapping will use the highest Inown average as of February 1 instead of composite. Entry fee is 2 dollars per bowler per event. First time allows two team events if regular league members, with subs or made up teams. Scores count for events. Doubles and singles may be bowled once. Alice Tills named nominating chair for March 18 annual meeting. Men’s tournament will finish with doubles and singles next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Center
Turner Club
Alice Tills
Uhé Association
AAA High School Basketball Scores Reported for Monday Games
Fragmented OCR notes show teams from 1957 league play with Blut Eagles beating the Flyers 32 to 26 and Kenwood losing 60 to 14 to Register Publishers. Mentions Wenger Priestley scoring in late minutes and Sean Price leading Wheat with 10 points.
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Philns
MOOA
Ms Iankles
Blut Eagles
Register Pubuyhers
Kenwood
Wisht
Teague
Cet
Wenger"Priestley
Eagles
Suis Tisk
Clin
Joy Sion
Tates
Millamiley
Wille Almmons
Ben Mowratag
Rekister
Middleton
Wrestling outcome with multiple falls and decisions
In a Monday wrestling match Fort von Tit Wild BI Longuan scored straight falls with partners Buddy, Taward, and Faust Boesch defeating Tinay Davis and Leo Nama. Len Save Age pinned Les Kyat while Ray Vilimnes dropped a decision to EMlis Bastare.
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den Vans
Buddy
Taward
Faust Boesch
Tinay Davis
Leo Nama
Len Save Age
Les Kyat
Ray Vilimnes
Emlis Bastare
College and regional basketball scores snapshot
Regional games produced a mix of results with notable margins and overtime. Schools including Auburn, Georgia, Bethany, Eastern Kentucky Teachers, Georgetown, Penn, Northwestern, DePauw, and Michigan Normal posted varied outcomes as listed across the Midwest Great Lakes and surrounding circuits.
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Ay He Rawueinion Ereke
Lovola
Baltimore
Jenrgetown
Valley Veege General Kaapita
Camp Bradford
Seabee
Soute—Stunicky
Georgin Teal
Auburn
Georgia
Aldersen Bronddna
Bethany
Eastern
Kentucky
Georgetown
Midwest
Waanington
Ha Wielitn
Albionair
Kart
Pargana
Penn
Toy
Chicago
Michigan Normal
Alma
Faction
DePauw
Lowrepea
Carrol
Northwestern
Great Lakes AB
Rantorn Wifeoie Toadinge
Ti Nan College
Culver Siocktan
Willian Stewell
R Olin State
Turdtas
Dorrell Set to Fight Elizondo at City Auditorium
Artie Dorrell will clash with Tony Elizondo in a ten round bout at the Municipal Auditorium on a February Tuesday night. Dorrell, famed for a left-handed punch, is with AAF Personnel Distribution but will become a civilian soon after 34 months in the Army. Elizondo, last seen in San Antonio, recently won the weight class title with a one round KO of Paul Altman in Houston, Altman later avenged with a knockout loss to Elizondo.
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Artie Dorrell
Tony Elizondo
Municinal
Dorrell
AAF
Wonder Man
Kidazteca
Elizondo
San Antonio
Paul Altman
Altman
Houston
Baseball Briefs from Chicago and Across the Nation
The Chicago Cubs released Roy Hughes on waivers to the Philadelphia Phillies as Bob Burgee, recently discharged from service, moves into the shortstop role. Cleveland’s Al Smith, 33, received a unconditional release and Hank Weaver pitched the Mariners into the Pacific Olympics finals, with Manila to host. The Phillies added Rey Tinghes to their roster, St Louis plans hotel housing for spring training, and Augie Bergamo of St Louis Cardinals was noted as a top hitting outfielder still seeking a new team.
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Chicaso
Chicago Chbs
Roy Hughes
Philadilunia Phils
Atk
Bob Burgee
Fra
Shortston
Cals
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillips
Shortatom Rey Tinghes
Chirenge Cubs
St Lovia
St Lewis Browns
Anaheim
Calif
Sfanager
Bill DeWitt
Guam
Lanky Hank
Weaver
Little Rock South
Marinas AlStars
Marinnes Alme
Philippines
Manila
Dallas
A. BL
Chandh Me
Therm Bulla
Chandr “A
Artress
Seth
Woodal Rodgers
al Vincent
Lee Myers
Southern Methodist University
Dallsa High Schol
Minty Baseball Nota. Yew
Paul Richards
Pinky Flavis
Dixzy Dean
Hele Becker
Kinthy Moloney
Lee Ballantani
Hotty Stow
Rabbit Arby
Allien Prier
Louis
Augie Bergamo
Ieakues
Amo
Sl Lous Cardinals
Anaver
Tomms Ehaimes
Ungion
Goody Rosen
Brooklyn
Qwer Bam Breadon
Cardinals
Borgamo
Bheen
Tohony Hon Adams
Down Clin Mak
Moore
Tonos Slatagbte
Missal Gies Wolke
Ind Bann Vlbawhileery Oresiio
Assigarih
Curia
Thaly Calimebua
Ameren Association
Wisconsin Gridders Fly to Berkeley for Cal Clash
Wisconsin football coach Stuhldreher announced the team will fly to Berkeley, California, for a September 28 intersectional contest with the University of California. The trip marks a major out-of-state appearance for the Badgers this season.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Berkeley
Calif
University of Califomia
Ceely Baiy
Stuhldreher
Move Up High Game Between Alamo Heights Edison Highs
The Alamo Heights versus Edison High basketball game moved from 3 p m Friday to 8 p m Friday at the Edison gym. In Angeles, Bly Kohimier, age 27, bowled a perfect 300 in a separate event of a local bowling league.
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Alamo Heights
Edison Igh
Edison Gym
Fis
Shursay
Angeles
Bly Kohimier
Lone Star League NASKET WAT
In the Lone Star League weekly results list Texas colleges including North Texas State, Houston, Southwest Texas, Beepien F. Austin, and Texas A&M with scores and upcoming games scheduled through early February. Notable games feature Univ. of Houston, Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston, and Southwest Texas with varied outcomes. Next games include Sam Houston versus Abs olin F Anstin and Houston versus Anongdochun with multiple matchups across campuses.
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Nasket
W. B. Bet
North Texas Star
Houston Sale
Mouston
Southwest Texas
F. Austin
Univ. of Houston
Nori Texan State
Stephen Anslit
Fast Texas Sintec
Sto~phim BK
Analin
Sam Ligveton
Southwest
Taxne Blaze
Sam Howaton
Absolin F Anstin
Nacosdocites
Fibrinsy
Howaton
Honkton
North Teas Va
East Toranst Commir
Houston Va
Someure Ton
Huntseliic
Southwest Taxis
Dienton
Austin
Teans
Texna
Conunorco
Texas Conference Lennie Spor Morn Lac Fg Ate
Fragmented OCR summarizes 1989 conference track results with teams Southwestern McMurry and Weatherford listed. Mentions June 2 and January 26 events, with scores and participants Brides Jonary and others, plus a weatherford Fort Worth meet and a recent regatta between two Western divisions.
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Lennie
Spor Morn
ATE
Epee Houthwextern
Nelson May Be Ready to Play In L. A. Golf
Denton Texas June 22 Byron Nelson said he plans to play in the British Open golf tournament but has not set definite arrangements He will leave in April for a South African tour with Bobby Locke and may return via England to enter the Open Nelson arrived at his farm after winning the Los Angeles Open He will drop out of PGA play for a physical checkup and rest then possibly re enter the winter circuit February 7 at San Antonio in the Texas Open
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Texas
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Bobby Locke
England
PGA
San Antonio
Fight Results From Mexico City to Boston and Beyond
Boxing results from many cities list fighters by name weight and score. Notable bouts include Gonzilez defeating Baby Yucatan in one round in Mexico City and Johnny Brown beating Lani Woolf in Baltimore, while Keller, Kogan, and others scored decisions or knockouts across New Haven New York Providence and Chicago. The report notes travel plans and cross border participation with several fighters touring the United States.
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Mexico
Supe
New Haven
Conn
Sullly Kogan
New Hayeh
Johnny Korte
Philadelphia
Holyoke
Mass
Johnny Finazzo
Baltimore
Charles
St. Paul
Nuniually
Springfield
Drew
New York
Caley
Welenh
Porllard
Jarry Worelio
Brooklyn
Providence
BR. J
Bobby Zolta
East Providengs
AL Franklin
Washington
New Britain
Bert Lytel
Oakland
Celif
Ril “Gittens
Tells
Lewiston
Leo Meflitt
Montreal
Blind Tiger
Lowell
Nass
Toledo
Ossie "Bulldoz’ Harris
Pittsburch
Perry Mason
T: Oh
Boston
Bi Weinberg
Chulsta
Inv D. Turace
Dallas
Texas
Troy
Vinnid ‘Vinen
Schenectady
Breday Graham
Chicago
Heavie “Williams
Leras Shab
Omaha
Ramey McKnight
Milwaukee
Joe Harsfield
ST Lovis
Lou Flyer
Hae Ouiromterd
Dave Riley
New Orleans Racing Postponed to January 26
New Orleans resumption of racing at the Walterminds track has been postponed until Saturday January 26. Training of horses at the oval was suspended twelve days ago after the track was closed for repairs from heavy rains.
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New Orleans
Oval
Riverside Golf Match Play Promises Semifinals by Feb 3
Riverside Golf reports a tampered match play event facing wind delays with semifinals targeted for the coming week. Manager Jack Carney expects second round matches by Saturday night and finals by Sunday or Wednesday, as listed results show numerous first and second round victors across flights.
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Asiveraine Peters
Weasvern
Loweramen
ALM Wag Runmibie
Wren
Jack Carney
Ue Rives
Courze
Minyed
Jooks
Bi Carpenter
Et. H. Boeck
Aliney
Hovis
Henry Suche
Haley
Jeze Estrada
Pood Fikes
Babies Converse
Ji. i Si Henry Tayior
Cleveland
Arter Ir
Ete McClaceherty
Sy Severe Lopez
Weif
Stoscher
Lorén Srvat
Wesley Fins Sr
YMCA Goalers Triumph In High-Scoring Contests
The YMCA team powered to a decisive 58 to 3a victory in a London club game marked by strong defense and a standout 36 point effort from Wootton. Minsperd added 6, Arches contributed, while opponents struggled to mount a response as Scutt and Hutchinson shone on rebounds and assists.
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A. Vey
Rechia
Dowris
Scutt
AL Man
Mitehet
Pesels
L. Koko
Sunday Schools Hithland Terrace MMutharks at Crasthalm
Fragmentary OCR notes describe school athletic events and place names with multiple garbled tokens. It references Sunday schools, terrace locations, and a series of sports results or entries, including park and church affiliations, with unclear team names and dates. The readable entities include His ile Parke Baptist and Tut Wells, suggesting local church or school teams competing in a district meet.
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Hithland Terrace
Crasthalm
Pieabstevnsn
UiaMand Park Guthgean
Ile Parke Baptist
South Ride
Carestion
al Tut Wells
Aisietel Fy
Thesnow School Athletic Associa
Hamilton Returns To Coach Navy
Navy appoints former quarterback and coach Tom Hamilton to lead the Middies again with a graduate staff. Vice Admiral Fitch announced Hamilton’s return as head coach in the navy system, with Rip Miller remaining on line. Hamilton, 40, joins after commanding the escort carrier Savo Island since 1945 and brings a strong wartime and prewar coaching pedigree.
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Annapolis
Tom Hamilton
Navy
Thomas J. Hamilton
Aubrey J. L. Fitch
Academy
Hamilton
Fitch
BE. E
Rip Milter
Academy Articlals
Owen Humphreys
Humphreys
Pacific Coast
Savo Island
Pacific
Seattle
Wash
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