Oregon to visit Texas for two year football slate
The Texas Longhorns football program announced a two year deal with Oregon State to play in Austin beginning 1941. The schedule for 1940 lists Colorado, Indiana Blooming, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Rice, Texas A&M, and Baylor among others with home and neutral site games in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and Little Rock. The 1941 slate includes Oregon at Austin and Texas A&M in Dallas among others as the new biennial series unfolds.
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CNS
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Longhorn
Colorado
Indiana
Oklahoma
Dallas
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Little Rock
Rice
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Fort Worth
Jacksonville
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Waco
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College Slatin
Oregon
Cy Perkins Named Hazleton Interstat Manager
Cy Perkins of Gloucester Mass agreed to terms to manage the Hazleton Interstate League club beginning immediately. Perkins, a former Philadelphia Athletics catcher and Detroit Tigers coach, becomes the fifth ex major league star to helm Interstate clubs, joining Goose Goslin Chief Bender Tom Oliver and Les Bell in slated posts. Hawks Play Jackets in Y M C A league action follows.
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Cy Perkins
Hazleton
Ralph
Cy” Perkins
Gloucester
Mass
Hazleton Interstat
Michael Ferrari
Mountaineers
Perkins
Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
Wil
Goose Qoslin
Trenton
Chief Bender
Wilmington
Tom Oliver
Reading
Les Bell
Harrisburg
College Basketball Roundup From Associated Fresc Scores Across Teams
A scrambled list of college basketball results features numerous schools such as Rice, Montana, California, Indiana State, Carleton, Kalamazoo, Olivet, Michigan Normal, Wayne, West Tennessee Teachers, and Western Michigan Teachers. The standings show a mix of wins and losses, with varied scores across the season snapshot.
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Rice
Taxes
Kuneaz
Tis Se Ba Blaze
California
Alifornia Aguita
Tolahn
Montana
At. Sarva (Cale
San Fran
Elaca State
bin New
Pietice Normal
Adams
Im Ietrrtila
Mio
Whitewater Teather
Wayne
Midland
Howard Payne
Analla
Indiana State
Tay
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Central Normal
Trenvitte
Dagie Tking
Aldarson-Ardaddus
Fairmont
Carleton
Ripon
Willian Jewell
Missouri Valley
Michigan
Normis
St Mary's
Milch
Kalamazoo
Olivet
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Ashland
Murray
State
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Waynesboro
West Virginia
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Riuffton
Albinn
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Mich
Manchester
Browns See Al White as Quick Topeka Base Stealer
Al Fuzz White, star of Topeka in the Western association last summer, stole 40 bases and hit 279 with 190 runs batted in. Scout Pat Monahan says White is one of the best base runners he has ever seen, tall and strong, able to throw like nobody else, and he is not yet 21. The St. Louis Browns project him for the 1940 outfield with the San Antonio Missions.
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Topeka
San Antonio Missions
St. Louis Browns
Pat Monahan
Monahay
Browns
Ike
Rice Victors Over Aggies in Four-Team SWC Race
Rice Owls defeated Texas A&M 67 to 54 to push the Southwest Conference standings toward a four team battle. Rice leads with six wins and one loss, Texas A&M follows at four and one, while Baylor and SMU also show two losses, shaping a tight title chase as Baylor visits for key games. Bert Seiman scored 24 for Rice, with Kinney adding 10 as Rice and Aggies combined for a conference scoring record.
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Rice Owls
Texas Aggies
Rice
Southern
Dst University
Texas
Baylor
Texas Christian
Arkansas
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Owls
Aggies
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Rice Jand "Jr. C. A
Bert Seiman
Rice Cvew
Bob Kinney
Bee
Pav Cy
Fepl
Seabiscuit Delayed By Sloppy Santa Anita Track
Seabiscuit and Red Pollard faced a soggy Santa Anita track as trainer Tom Smith delayed the big money winner’s fourth race start. Officials called off the race amid the wet surface, with a possible reschedule slated for tomorrow as owner Charles Howard watches closely. Lane Estate in San Diego valued at $156,200 plus costs after inventory filed in superior court.
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Santa
Lane
San Diego
Calif
Walve
Bt Lane
San Diego Club
Seabiscuit top weight in Widener challenger cup race
The Seabiscuit top weight entry at 130 pounds leads a field of 42 nominations for the $50,000 Widener challenger cup on March 4 though most top horses are not expected to run. Clymnos Pere carries 119 pounds and may be the horse to beat at the Fair Grounds. Rain, wind, and fog caused 96 scratches from 32 entered. Daily Valley won the Okeechobee purse amid wet conditions.
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Associated
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Howard
Brann
Challedon
Fenciny
Arnost
Hialeah
James Emery
City League clash tightens race in Wood Slawn Lake gym
The Union Stockyards aim to tighten control atop the City League standings by facing One City Basket Ball in a Wednesday night tilt at Wood Slawn Lake gym. Storkyards own a 36 35 win over the Hospital and lead the league with three wins and two losses in the second half. Hospital five leaders Roy Lowe and Bill Lynch pace scoring with 111 and 97 points, Arthur Kliefoth also among top scorers. Twelfth Field Artillery slated for action Monday night.
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Brackenridge Rym
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Kelly Field Quanter
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Penner"s
Duncan
Alamo
Jewelers
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Joe Flanagan
Upali
Watson
Big Randolph
Kelly
Wayne Bateman
Arden Hanns
Tony Cardona
Pencer
Alanio
Pr Obbottl
Woo
Vingun
Aoa
Rmytien
Eve Jurnenek
B. Totyls
Tanitalpey
Kime
Union Stockyards
Station Hospital
Woodslawn Lake
Samsco
AZ. A
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Bill Lynch
Arthur Kliefoth
Stockyards
Twelfth Field Artillery
Osley Leaves for Baseball Duties to Lead Youngstown Club
Bill Osley, president of the St. Louis Browns farm club in Youngstown, Ohio, heading from San Antonio to St. Louis then on to Youngstown to prep for the season. He welcomes Rodney Whitney of San Antonio as Youngstown manager, as announced yesterday in The Light.
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St. Louis Browns
Youngstown
Ohio
Lefb
San Antonio
St. Louis
Osley
Rodney Whitney
Murra Among Texas Open Entries
The Texas open golf entry list shows 42 players listed with Murra from Wichita Kansas and E B Darby among organizers noting entrants arrive. Tuesday arrivals include Williamson from Fort Wayne Wiley Terre Haute Gallott Landeen and Roth with course closures at Brackenridge delaying play for Wed nesday while Riverside and Willow Springs stay open.
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Rubn Albaugh
Mike Murra
Wichita Kan2 Country Club
E. B. Darby
Mcallen
Bud Willamson
Orchard Ridge
Fort Wayne
Ind
Red Wiley
Rea Park
Terre Haute
Jimmie Gallott
Longview Country Club
Ed Landeen
Coma Golf Club
St. Paul
Minn
Jack Roth
Williamson
Wiley
San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Riverside
Willow Springs
Brackenridge
Crosby's Golf Draws Record Entry List
Rain soaks Bolly wood fairways as Crosby hosts annual event with about 300 players. Ryder Cup team beats movie stars three to one in a nine hole benefit match for Finnish relief, while Byron Nelson and Vic Ghezzi lead in nine holes with Crosby and John Gallaudet near the top.
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Bollywood
Eelers
Salion
del Mar
Bing Crosby
California
Rancho Santa Fe
Byron Nelson
Vic Ghezzi
Crosby
John Gallaudet
Nowton Smith
Paul Runyan
Bill Frawley
Edgar Kennedy
Dick Metz
Harold McSpaden
Andy Clyde
Jimmy McLarnin
Ralph Guidan
Jimmy Hines
Richard* Arlen
Johnny Weissmiulier
Wharton Tigers Win Victoria High School Cage Meet
Wharton Tigers defeated St Josephs of Victoria 30 to 23 in the finals of the Patti Weider tournament in Victoria. Bloomington won consolation after a close finish. seven teams competed including Victoria Beeville Moulton Blomington Goliad and Patt Welder.
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Wharon Tigers
St. Joseph's of
Patti Weider
Bloomington
Tesuits
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Moulton
Blomiegton
Goliad
St. Joseph's
Victorias
Patt Welder
Ice Hockey Scores From Night of Varied Results
National league games featured the New York Rangers losing to the New York Americans by 9 to 6 while other matchups included Cleveland beating Philadelphia in a 8 to 4 score and Springfield 4, with Providence visiting Cleveland and Springfield at Pittsburg in the International American Jedea series. The American association schedule lists St Louis at Minnesota and Omaha with no games listed elsewhere.
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Associated Press
New York Rangers
New York Americans
Botan
Toronto
Inaguoy Hershey J. Cleveland
Philadelphia
Springfield
aAmerican
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Omaha
Tontgit
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Cleveland
English 2 Year Old Champ Draws U S Guessing
In New York a two year old colt named Master Bob, bred by Blue Oreay and trained by Major Tom McCreery, draws attention as a Derby hopeful. From racing bloodlines including Robert E Lee and Bimelech, he impressed in England before coming to the U S with win prospects at Jamaica and Belmont.
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London
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Robert E. Lee
Bagline
Pag- Tandt
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U. S
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Ty Inet
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Belmont
Greely
Dixie
Lord Carnarvon
Master Bob
Anabelle Lee
Robert B
Liemare
Nissive
Binelech
Quatre Brasil
Teddy
Bradley
Bimmia
Coma Mays
Pirates Sign Rizzo to Pirates Contract
Johnny Rizzo, a young Pirates outfielder, signed with Pittsburgh as the club’s twenty second player for the 1951 baseball season. The deal was announced in Pittsburgh with details not disclosed. The signing adds depth to a roster aiming for championship contention this year.
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Rizzo
Pittsburgh
Johnny Rizzo
Jett Tietdey
Nine Remain on Widener List for $50,000 Challenge
Miami, Jan 24 Forty nine of the original seventy five nominations remain eligible for the Widener Challenge Cup at Hialeah Park on March 2. Among the remaining runners are William Brann's Chief Amierios's Seabiscuit Kayak I and Gravel Marshall Sir Damion Olympus Storniscud and Technicial.
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Fla
Asoing
Charles J. MclKennan
Hialeah Park
Tve
Willian Brann
Chief
Amierios
Charles 8. Howart
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