Southwest Conference Basketball Notes Idle Week Looms
The article outlines a light schedule in the Southwest Conference with SMU and Rice set to clash in Dallas, Texas Christian at Fort Worth, and Baylor hosting Texas A M in Waco. It highlights Texas leading the standings with five straight conference wins and names top scorers like Jack Gray and Bill Kubricht, plus Arkansas and Texas A M in pursuit positions.
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Wyle Associated Press
Jimmy St. Clair
Southern Methodist
Jimmy Kilis
Rice Pill
Sach
Dallas
Rice
Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Waco
Texas A
Mesis
Baylor Bears
Wiseacres
Texas, Christian
University of Texas Longhorns
Baylor
Souther Methodist
Arkansas
Owls
Longhorns
Barroc
College Station
Bill Kubricht
Jack Graw
Agmes
University of Arkansas & Close
Fire Orb
Razorbacks
Texas A. & M
Jack Gray
University of Texas
Texas A, & M
Big Bill Kubricht
University of Texas Center
Metropolize
Joe Moody
A MM
Gray
Texas
Eubricht
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Sarazen optimistic from Coast Hospital after illness
Gene Sarazen, hospitalized in Santa Monica with influenza, vows a comeback after winning British and American Opens. He jokes about the illness, says he will travel to New Orleans, and expects to be in better shape this year despite the setback.
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Gene Sarazen
Coast Hospital
Banta Monica
Calif
INS
New Orleans
Nis Phiyeiclan
Gene
Brayado
Roosevelt Tigers Triumph in 42 20 Victory
Roosevelt Tigers defeated Maverick Cubs 42 to 20 at Lawier gym. Hasse led with 28 points, perez and Hernandez starred for the Tigers, while Pare and Huerta contributed for the Cubs. Lineups included Hornsniez 12 and Rudgeway 4 for the Cubs.
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Roosevelt Tigers
Cubs
Lawier Gym
Hasse
Jerpandez
Tigers
Pickenway
Moralex
Cats
R. Hornsniez
Purdom
Erner
Roberts
Hernandez
Guwens
McCollum Aims for New Scoring Mark in Texas Conference Men’s Hoop
McCollum seeks higher scoring as Abilene Texas Texas conference play continues. In recent games he scored 44 points, raising hopes for a season best. The university and team management push for stronger offense this winter.
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Abilene
J4n
Eugene McCalli
Rustin Simmons
University
Unissen
Aeason
All-America Trackmen Come From All Regions
The East leads in weight events and distance runs while the Midwest dominates sprints. A 30-man All-America team spans 45 events with Leo Sexton of New York highlighted for three events and Ralph Metcalf and Eddie Tolan chosen for sprint honors.
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NEW
OAK
East
Midwest
South
Far West
Naion
Daniel J. Pertis
Amateur Athletic Union
Leo Sexton
New York
Tid-West
Booth
Sexton
Atlantic Seaboard
Eddie Tolan
Wilh Larce
Ferris
Pete Zaremba
Blazin
Hen" Eastman
Stanford
Emmetts
Toppino
Loyola
New Orleans
Ralph Metcalf
Mirquette
Eddie ‘Tolan
Detroit
Horace
Whitney
Calgate
Hill Carr
Pennsylvana
Alex Wilson
Notre Dame
Ben Eastman
Dale Letts
Illinois
A.C
Gene Venzke
New York A. C
Halph Hill
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Tom Ottey
Michigan State
Mies
Taul Hundy
Nativity
D. C
Philadelphia
Albert Michelson
Millrose A. A
Willam Steiner
Bil Miller
Olympic Cio
Lea Seelan
A. G
Fete Zarembs
New York University
John Anderson
Percy Beard
George Saling
Towa
Glenn Hardin
Lau- Juana State
Volleys Triumph and Falls in San Antonio Championship
The San Antonio V team fielded at the national volley final in Houston faced losses and a mix of wins. Alan Guy’s group won the opening match 18-4 18-9 then lost in the next 12-25 10-5, lifting San Antonio into the flag race before a bracket setback. Fort Worth and Oklahoma City were among contenders, with Hou gton advancing by defeating Dallas and Fort Worth.
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M.C. A
Houston
Hallas
Auhiotheluty
Jbracket
Mauslae
Bell
Uney
Fort Worth
Houghton
Vdellas
Fort Work
Edwards Aims High Guarded Purse Demand
Bully Edwards from Kansas City seeks a $500 guarantee to fight Salt Lake City grappler Noel Kimee Guthrie next Friday night and Monday morning. Premier Charlin Wright stalled earlier, but Edwards remains the focal point as promoter plans another conference Monday. Guthrie and Wolsh tin press Edwards, with purse funds allocated to Edwards Camanis.
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Khig
Kansas City
Noel Kimee Guthrie
Salt Lake City
Charlin Wright
Edwards
Edwardn
Guihale
Fron
Wolsh Tin
of the
Puree
Edwards Camanis
Nevers Team Tops Packers In Charity Football Game
In San Francisco on January 23, Ernie Nevers led the Pacific Coast All-Stars to a 13 to 6 victory over the Green Bay Packers. Key moments included a Nevers pass to McKailo for the second touchdown and an early Packers score from Nash on a Hinkle pass. Harold Grange appeared for 15 minutes, carrying five rushes for four yards as Green Bay heads to Los Angeles next Sunday to face a USC alumni team.
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Ernie Nevers
Pacific Coast All-Stars
Green Bay Packers
Stanford Uoniversity
McKailo
Gtars
Packers
Hawaii
Nash
Clark Hinkle
Nevers
Harry Ebding
Buimie Belden
Harold
Red”) Grange
University of Illinois
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Cue Leaders Ready to Defend Position
In a three way tie for readership in the world three citation billiards tour, NL Bozeman Jr. Vallejo California and Clarence Jackson Detroit with Welker Cocina Hollywood California hold the lead after receiving Milt Snell cues to defend records. Boreman meets Frank Scoville Buffalo BC, Jackson faces John Layton Sevilla MO in afternoon matches.
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Bozeman Jr
Vallejo
Cali
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Welker Cocina
Hollywood
Calif
Milt
Lin
Talonight
Angus Kicckhefer
Allen Hall
Cooper Winner in Arizona Open Golf
Harry Cooper, Chicago pro, won the Arizona open golf title with 281 total after par rounds of 70 68 72. Horton Smith and Ray Mangrum tied for second at 283, with Wood and Runyan tied for fourth. Johnny Dawson led amateurs at 298 as the field dispersed prize money.
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Arist
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Horton Smith
Oak Fark
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Smith
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Paul Runyan
White Plains
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Runyan
Rach
Johnny Dawson
Dietribu
Falloren
Marty Cooper
Bay Mannum
Cras Wood
Charins Guest
al Esminnsa
Ben Hogan
al Zimmennar
Huron Nelson
Stajph Gulaah Shy
Bettaom
Ane Fapinasa
Frank Walah
Western to keep six teams in both leagues plan
Western league and Western association officials will select about a dozen cities within two weeks to fit a plan allowing both circuits to operate as separate leagues of six teams each. The move aims to cut travel costs and keep the leagues compact with possible 12 cities ready to enter teams.
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Kansas City
Jao
Western League
Western Association
Dele Gear
The
Teague
Association
Denver
Pueblo
Cola
Des Moines
Sioux City
Towa
Lincoln
Omaha
Neb
Wichita
Toneka
Hutchinson
Balina
Kan
St. Joseph
Springheld
Joplin
Burnesville
Muskogee
Oxla
Tuko
Oklahoma City
Sports Horn by Bill Parker and Player Changes in 1981
Roundup of player moves and notable figures in Texas baseball and basketball scenes. Dallas and Fort Worth clubs exchange talent, including Gene Moore and George Loepp, with references to rookie sensations and managerial shifts. Details mingle with colorful anecdotes about coaches and travel routines.
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Bill Parker
Weiler Sports
Aipper Radcliff
Dallas
Tom Kilday Boosts Central Relief Fund Again
Tom T. Kilday of San Antonio, a West Point fullback for the last two seasons, contributed $100 from Army-Navy game receipts to the Central Relief fund. Arthur Pfeil led finances as coordinator. Maj Phillip P. Fleming signed the check as graduate manager of athletics.
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Tho Ubeck
San Antonio
Arthur Pfeil
Central Relief Committee
Tom T. Kilday
San, Antonio
West Point
Phillip PB. Fleming
Managre
Athletics
Cagerettes to Play Two-Games Exhibition at Woodlawn
The Cagerettes schedule two Monday night exhibitions at Woodlawn featuring four teams from the San Antonio Girls' Basketball League. Crystal City and Joske's league entry face Comfort and State Hospital teams in an 8 o’clock doubleheader. Probable lineups list players by position and include Crystal City Prankilo Masters Rodgers and Irene Wikeris Jerine, with Comfort and Joske rosters detailed.
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San Antonio Girls' Basketball League
Crystal City Club
Joske
Comfort Girls
The
State Hospital Jrn
Woodlawr Lake
Comfort
Fervandines Stherer
Neville
Elizabeth Karger
Martha Kendrické
Marian Steves
Martha Teylor
Celin Frinkman
Lydia Halkamp
Hertia Graham
Adele Archelger
Cora Parker
Riley
Dunn
Cargill
Smith
Thur Tiond
Rinenbark
Crystal City
Prankilo
Masters
Rodgers
Bough
Peek
Peagues
Hall
Morris
Heeves
Fatheree
Bates
Irene Wikeris
Melba Price
Mery Schotte
Belth Cheatham
Esa Conway
Carol Sterena
Jefferson-Central clash starts week in busy schedule
Jefferson and Central Catholic set early season clash at Central Catholic gym amid a crowded week of high school basketball. Notables include Jefferson's Natris Eth Dietzel and Obriotti leading scorers, while Brackenridge and Lanier pursue key league games shaping the race. Gen Gajda arrested in Prague over Saturday garrison attack. one dead.
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Central Catholic
Thomas Vetterson
Arobabla
Jefferson
Natris Eth Dietzel
Smith
Cardenas
Monaco
Centrs
St Vinas
Wellens
Moore
Andy Obriotti
Hutzler
Obriott
Temple
Claude Kelam
Brackenridge Eagles
Sest
Sidney Lawier Gym
Nemo Heitera
S. Voks
Eagles
Mike Seale
Breckenridge
Brackenridge Monet
Ng Tech
Brackenridge Ey
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Rude’ Gadja
St Bene
Texas league prices and fans drift away due to costs
An old columnist argues Texas league baseball faces dwindling attendance as families balk at rising costs. He notes cooks, drinks, and parking add to the bill, and many fathers skip games with their kids. He predicts price cuts may come if fans stay away, or the season ends early for lack of patrons.
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Texas League
Paps
Bollle
Texas Engi Park
Uno Baseball Folly
Becauan IL
Pape
Papa
Bn & Picnic
Week End Sport Review
AP roundup from Phoenix to Chicago covers golf results in Arizona Miami and California boxing and basketball scores. Notable items include Cooper’s two wins in Arizona open gulf tourney and several college basketball outcomes across major teams and conferences.
Cubs Seek Fresh Start After Quiet Offseason
Chicago plans a spring reshuffle with George back and Young leaving for another club. Los Angeles reports 19 arrivals as Chicago ships four players, totalling about $75,000 in value. The Cubs’ Coast-bound roster lists Kreegich, Gudat, a handyman, Brecht, and Jaber among 15 to 19 pitchers and infielders. The first squad sails February 20, with others to depart February 25 and six veterans expected to retire.
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Chicago
Ohimpian Chica
Cubs
Santa Alina Island
Oblain George
Young
Los Angeles
Donry
Sojo
Mike Kreegich
Marvin Gudat
Handyman
Brecht
Jaber
China
Squ
Law School Cagers Beat St Anthony in Narrow Win
San Antonio law school defeated St Anthony 32 to 29 on Jacket Court night. Kramer led with 12 points while McMahan Wondrak and Cowles keyed the forward lineup for the winners. St Anthony’s guards and forwards contributed but could not overcome the hosts. Peacock and Thomas Faison highlighted the Golden Bears in the matchup with Woodlawn and Tuesday’s upcoming return game set.
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San Antonio Law School
St. Anthony's College
Courle
Mramer
Peacock
Ab Peacock
Thomas Faison
Golden Bears
Woodlawn
Jake
Igi
Dackers
Law School
McMahan Ay
Wondrak
Kramer
Calter
Cowles
Barnhoff
Quac
Pape
Cross
Datton
Mysand
Nerimi
Cetler
Kenny A Harold
Lazarski
Turmoil in Span-Am Leagues Prompts Nebulous Results
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled sports roundup with scattered team names and unclear events. Key entities such as Span-Am leagues, teams, players, and venues are partially present but incomprehensible, leaving the main outcome and context obscured.
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