Top Golfers Try Luck In Crosby Tourney
January 25 1941 United States golf news from Santa Fe California reports top pros entering the Crosby golf tournament at Ranch Santa Fe Court club with heavy rain and fine play. Bill Nary shot 67 in wet conditions setting a course record near Oliver Borrows clues in the opening rounds. Defending champion Ed Poras Oliver of Hornell NY, Sammy Snead, Dutch Harrison and other stars compete as the field narrows toward Sunday.
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Crosby Tourney
Santa FE
Cailif
Jan
Ren
Santa Fe Court Club
Bill Nary
Oliver
Ed Poras
Horton Smith
Bryan Nelson
Jimmy Demerer
Denny Shute
Wary
Navy
Marvin Stahl
Lansing
Mich
Gordon Brunton
Riverside
Calif
Lotmen Kelly
Philadelphia
TL. Completed the Scant Group of Par Busters
Toay
Fieli
He Crtesy
Top Scorers Highlight In Local Basketball Card
Readers see a jumble of names and places from a local game with scattered scoring mentions. Key figures like Kiecin appear among various teams and cities, suggesting a feature on top scorers and notable performances.
Funeral for Lelivelt Draws Baseball's Big Names
In Los Angeles on January 5, a large crowd gathered at Cathedral chapel to honor Jack Lelivelt, Seattle manager, who died of a heart attack in Seattle. Major and Coast League figures attended, including Larry MacPhail and Fred Haney, along with Chicago, Detroit, and Pittsburgh figures. Lelivelt's widow Ethel, his 88-year-old mother, and his brother William attended. Lelivelt's young father could not travel due to illness.
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Los Angeles
Jack Lelivelt
Seattle Baseball Tub
Seattle
Cathedral
James £. Dolan
Jamie
Larry ManPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fred Haney
St. Louis Browns
Charles A. Weber
Chicagn Cubs
Waller Reutler
Marty Erg
Detroit
Mollis Therston
Pittshurch
Lelivells
Ethel
Frank Lelivell
William
Chicago
Nex
Sunday Schools FRIDAY NOME HASKET BALL
Fragmentary sport note recounts a Friday gym event with names like Alanin Meth Yee and Chris, listing players, officials, and places in a terse, archive style. Partial lines mention early scores, rosters, and arena references, reflecting a local game brief.
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Wantlawn
Alanin Meth
Cent
Chris
Malabury Hather
Smith
Ateézilen
Barksdale Faces Ramblers in Randolph Showdown
Randolph edges Barksdale 46 45 with three minutes left as Haller scores key points. Ramblers pull away late with strong defense and balanced scoring led by Howard and Ebast. Final box shows Mitchell, Gillespie, and Allen contributing for Randolph while Barksdale’s efforts center on Haller and Barksdale’s defense at Bryah.
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Randolph
Tyer
Bo Haller
Mde
Barksdale
Howard
The Game as a Life Career in Baseball Thoughts
With spring training near, young hopefuls seek diamond careers as a life path. Garry Schumacher and Waite Hoyt discuss baseball as a livelihood, noting limited quick wealth beyond stars, the need for education or business plans in the off season, and the value of college work to prepare for life after baseball.
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Sporting News
Garry Schumacher
William Randolph Slearst
New York
Readon
Lilfie
Phil Rizzuto
Yankees
Ne York Journal and American
Thil
Schumacher
Waite Hoyt
Mostney
Mothers of Rays
Ble Wagner
Walle
Moyt
Babe Ruth
Waxue Carere
Mort
Strooklyn Schenboy
le Bare
Ainak
Eleet Hoyl
Duis
Fig Youngeterk
Joe DiMaglio
Gond Stead Vhroudhount Highe
Dving
Ax Hoyt
Women's Golf Scare In Tournament At Fort Sam Houston
A women's golf event at Fort Sam Houston Friday featured Mrs. Lee Christopher Hog taking second prize with 81 strokes. Mrs. Carl Menger was tied for second at 81 and Mrs. Gam Kone finished third at 910. The association plans next Monday at Tear aridate Park.
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Fort Sam Houston
Lee Christopher Hog
Carl Menger
Gam Kone
W.T. Sykes
Aridate Park
British Boxers to Fight U S Pros in Benefit Series
New York January 25 British and world champions may meet in a benefit boxing series for the British Red Cross and canteen services. Promoter Mike Jacobs would arrange bouts in major cities if the British government approves. Possible matches include Farr vs Taunis and Harvey vs Conn, among others, with total purses benefiting Britain.
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New York
Great Britain
United States
Red Cross
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Tommy Farr
Joe Taonis
Len Harvey
Billys Conn
Jock McAvoy
Ken Overlin
Pion
Eric Boone
Fritzio Zi
Vic
Arnie Roderick
Lew Jenkins
Paterson
Salica
Jacobse
Austin and Houston seed meet in junior basketball semis
In Houston on January 25 three Houston teams and the Austin High Maroons advanced to the semi final round of the city junior basketball tournament. Austin faces Reagan while Jeff Davis plays Lamar. The defending champion Los Marcos Rathlets were eliminated in the quarter finals by Wuco Tigers.
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Austin
Houston
Austin High Maroons
Kovacs Eyes Another Florida West Coast Cup
St Petersburg Florida Pist. January 35 Frank Kovacs of Oakland earns a semfinal spot in the Florida West Coast tournament after beating Norman Brooks and Gardner Larned in earlier rounds. Bobby Riggs of Chicago meets Wayne Sabin of Portland in the other semi while Kovacs faces Kramer of Rollins College in the top bracket.
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St.petersburg
Pia
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Gallf
Tampa
Orlando
Kovacs
Kramer
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Wayne Sably
Forthland
Ove
Riggs
Frank Quernsey
Sabin
Rat Surface
Kansas City
Norman Brooks
San Francisco
Kramer Brat Gardner Larned
Billiards star names and scores reported in Chicago meet
The article lists players from cities including Detroit Philadelphia Mexico City and New York in a late 1940s billiards event. It records match results with innings scores and mentions notable players such as Taek Latay Welker Rachran Crane Lewin and Denton among others.
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Chicago
Tar
Tenacindia
Clarence
Neksan
Detrail
Aspriuus
Jay Rosaray
Yadlele
Calif
Anil Theomeimhinn Billards Tagest Nantont
Philadelphia
Ani Anon
Hallet
Chinnke
Briselt
Hall Almady Haw
Aig Whaleht Teaiehes
Tavksin
Hall
Chicmeoun
Uni
Canseram
Hilte Mints
Felaelt
Hell
Eninge
Stralicht
Walt Argents
Treime Crane
Tivonia
Tae Denton
Kansay City
Lewine Chien
Doe Charace
Mexico City
New York
Ben Renney
Jake Pehnefer
Tlévelynal
Moriarty
Marie Leal
AL Thuy Venema
Tiventn. N. A
Moeinety
Chines
Keoury
Cilesgn Oj Ac
Betersoh
Edie Toi
Southwest Conference basketball results and coming games
Summary of Southwest Conference scores on January 15 to 20 including S M U Texas Rice Baylor Arkansas TCU and upcoming fixtures: January 25 A and M vs Baylor at College Station February 1 Baylor vs TCU at Waco February 4 S M U vs Baylor at Dallas February 7 Arkansas vs Baylor at Fayetteville February 8 Texas vs TCU at Austin.
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Texas
Dallas
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Rice
Baylor
Houston
Fort Worth
College Station
Waco
Austin
S. MU
Lee
TCU
Chicago Sees Skate Victory at Lagoon Championships
Chicago aims to win the team championship in the current national outdoor speed skating meet at Lagoon, with over 200 skaters from Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and other cities. Star entrants include Veil Freisinger, Vic Ronchetti, Bernice Cannata, and Bob Heckenbach, while Don Fahrenbach and Bunny Lawler lead Chicago's junior and intermediate contenders.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Pete Miller
Ewig
Chicago
Minneapolis
Mauer
Ken Bartholomew
Chuck Leighton
Viel Freisinger
Vic Ronchetti
Bernife Cannata
Bob Heckenbach
Ann Vitaska
Hessie Lava
Maddy Horn
Beavey Dan
Vigil Pasted by Arizmendi in Hollywood Bout
Jan 2 report shows Avlamendi in a boxing match in Hollywood where he dominates early rounds but struggles in later rounds. Analysis notes a broken right hand in the second round and a long recovery ahead, with Avlamendi weighing 14 122 and likely sidelined weeks.
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Hollywood
Baby Avlamendi
Perenniat
Toby Vigli
Los Angeles
Bard
Tye
Te Prapacel
Inter
Fie
Haawit
Vigit
Fight Results Tie Annnelated Trevn in New York
In New York a boxing card featured Annnelated Trevn and Tariki 6G Minicapels, with Arbaneni Mexico defeating Lady Will by decision. Angeler earned a 10 round victory over TenMa-sWreddy Demton, Jartelpila beat Cutrley JMirn, and Jinarawa of Pa. secured a win over an unnamed opponent.
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Tie Annnelated
Trevn
Minnanglis
Ponr Tariki
Minicapels
Itary Conper
New York CO
Olivacond
CAML
Rony Arbaneni
Mexico
Will
Angeler
Pha TenMa
sWreddy Demton
Jartelpila
Funy
Solters
Wivelt
Gieveland
New York Lydians
Conference at One Third Mark Tonight
College Station January 26. The Southwest conference basketball race ends a third of the schedule tonight with Baylor meeting the Texas Aggies. The Aggies are three games back and out of the title hunt while Baylor has dropped only one game and shares second place with Southern Methodist.
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College Station
Baylor
Texas Aggies
Aggies
Oie
Southern Methodist
Feller's 1941 pay put at 45000 by source dispute
Cleveland January 25 The figure for Bob Feller's 1941 Cleveland Indians contract was pegged at 45000 by rumors amid a feud between Detroit and Cleveland officials over his pay. Reports claim he would be the highest paid pitcher with total earnings including testimonials near 60000, though exact terms remained uncertain.
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Cleveland
Bob’ Peilet
Cleveland Indians
James Ongle
Plain Dealer
Ronjerture
Feller
Contyn
Detroit
Hurrera
Buck Newsom
Bradley
Pel
Rapid Rober
Doyle
Central Catholic Bs rout Edison in practice game
Central Catholic defeated Edison 98 to 28 in a Friday night practice. Central’s B team topped Edison B 24 to 8 in the preliminary. Lineups note CN-Retonds Teicher Jordan and Kramny among starters as the Rams look ahead to next matchups.
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Bob Campbeil
Edison
Coast Runner to Tour East Coast Indoor Meets
Madrid of Fresne Cath Sute college, national junior 1000 meter champion and record holder, will tour major eastern indoor track meets. Announcement from Amateur Athletic Union says the plan includes the national three mile championship at Madison Square Garden on February 22, with aims to also win the Millrose meet.
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New York
Madrid
Fresne Cath Sute College
Trans
Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
Millrose A. A. Baston
Notre Dame Grid Exes Go Into Army
Five Notre Dame football players were notified they report next June for a year of army training, though all have completed stellar varsity careers. Exes named are Hob Osterman Detroit renter John Gubantel Philadelphia Pa guned Henry Schrenkey Elwood Indiana guard IDO Mr. Goldvick Philadelphia captain 1938 olivet with Bob Sullivan Heart Mout reserve guard in 998 McGoldvick and Sullivan were assistant freshman coaches last fall. Both are working on Indiana degrees.
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South Ben
Notre Dame Fasball
Army
Hob Osterman
Detroit
Renter
John Gubantel
Philixvire
Pa Guned
Henry Schrenkey
Elwood
Inez
Iy Ido
Mr. Goldvick
Priidelphin
Bob Sullivan
Heart
McGoldvick
Sullivan
Tom Bond Great Boston Chanker in 1878 Dies
Boston reports the death of Tom Bond a National League pioneer with Hartford and Boston. He starred as a towering pitcher in the 1870s era, known for speed and control, earning modest salaries and retiring in 1885. Bond avoided heavy drinking and was famed for his temperate conduct and sharp pitching, leaving a lasting mark on early baseball.
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Tom Bond
Great
Boston Chanker
Boston
Ufi
Iqvichill
Tommy Bane
le Seimy
Bond
Hartford
Inter
Worry Wright
Basehall
Chicago White Sox gearing up for 1942 pennant chase
Chicago White Sox under orders to hold caps this year as spring training nears. News outlines manager Dykes’ plan, key new signings like Bill Kniekerbogk and Paul Ladiglans, and the pitching staff led by Lyons, Wypney, and Tresh with spots for Appling and Kennedy. Spring camp set for February 23 in Pasadena.
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Chicago
Julius Bollery
Rane
Annie Deata
Hix
Chile
Bill Kniekerbogkee
New York
Oni Paula Ladiglans
Philadelphisk Athletica
Helieyes
Luke
Roy
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Galt
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Penn Re Tur
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Oh Aene
Oh Jmiiusa
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Leia Dineae Lee
GN Selkts
Deter i
AL Vain
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AV Zhunmenia
Pettort Auwrier
Finlay
D. C. Finlay
Britain
Royal Air Force
Lelivelt
Wale Mok
Ror Tey Taylor
BLN AW
Germs i Smith
FC Meradtor Tedmers Fy
Ae Ward
Foss
LE Geemer Coals
Wares Savers
Bnalhoft
Setown Yass Tiante
Rheiardt
Dunn
Evan Pee
Arreswig
Ganeater Mmalamovtatsy
Santis Mangan Ss
Feth
Hormacher
Merrseides
Franse'lent
J Wide
Lenker
Granger
Meany
Micole
Herrera
Villacest
B Herrera
Guntero
Retriaues
Onerrera
Vernandex
Gaul
Heme Seturesry
Uptr
Martin Winks
Randolph Guatt Hainan
Meller
Cidilinge
Marshall PO Wath
Gillesnin
Yrace
Paracel
Mupdelpy
Alin Wrideny
Beare
Randolph @s
Allen
Ken Smiths
Searer
K Rivholes Finer
Weiket
Sportlights
Harold Scherwitz
the Light
U.S
Southwest Conference
Arizmendi
Central
Rattlers
Duncan
Notre Dame
Alroady
al G. Spateing
Boaldig
Chtaga
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Bowen Flery
Terry Derst Wieher
Art Cummings
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Gronta
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