Par on Phoenix Open rounds tests course strength
In Phoenix Arizona January 29 the second round of the $10,000 Phoenix open showed the 6563 yard Phoenix Country Club layout favors long straight hitters. Dutch Harrison led with a six under par 65 while Ben Hogan Jim Demaret and Skip Alexander trailed by two strokes. 35 players failed to complete first round. the field was cut to those 0 or better for the second 18 holes.
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Skip Alexander
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Joe Zar Rardt
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Ed Oliver
Elroy Marti
Jimmy Thomson
National Football League Meets On Schedule Making Totals
Pro football shifts focus to schedule planning with Chicago Bears and Cardinals expected to bid for favored dates in the league’s lone city. The meeting approved a fifth official called an assistant linesman to monitor illegal motions and formations. Trades dominated talks as Washington swapped Joe Jacobs to Green Bay for Bal Wusbeumer and another player.
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Hawaii
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Washington Redskins
Joe Jacobs
Green Bay Packers
Bal Wusbeumer
Fort Sam Athletes Split Wins In Fort Sam Houston Gym
Fort Sam Cagers Brooke General Hospital defeated M. C. A. 42 to 32, and the Hospitals WACs beat Randolph Field’s WACs 36 to 11 in a double header last night at Fort Sam Houston’s 900 aiva gym. Makowski of B G H and Sturrock of M C A each scored 16 points. Viny Kolash fed the hospital WACs with 14.
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Ice Hockey Pacula Colt League Scores Mixed Results
Portland beats Holtze 9 to 6 in a Pacula Colt League game while J Vonecouter stars. An International League stretch shows Oakland edging Gvertimass 11 to 4 with Dengiit-Radian and Vall Raay contributing. York claims a 4 to 3 win over Washington in another matchup.
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Kimbrough Named West Texas State Coach in Canyon
Canyon Texas January 25 Frank Kimbrough resigned as Baylor head coach last month and was named West Texas State College football coach signing a one year contract. He will choose his own assistant as the athletic department remains in transition after November dismissals.
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New Jersey
Dodds Seeks Indoor Mile Record at Prout Meet
Gil Dodds of Boston, known as the Flying Parson, resumes major competition after a three season layoff. He aims to break his 4:06.4 world indoor record in the O'Reilly Memorial mile at the Prout meet in Boston Garden, using a new 3.16,000 surface and a strict pace plan. Dodgers will be joined by five others, with Les Mitchell winning the recent Philadelphia mile in 4:17.2 ahead of Bill Hulse. rivals Exiel Mitchell Frank Dixon Tom Quinn and Ed Walsh travel from New York for the race. Lidman from Sweden also competes, eyeing a showdown with Bald win Wallace and Harrison Dillard in the 45-yard high hurdles.
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Bill Hulse
New York
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St Anthonys Beat Brooke Army Medical Center in Gym Duel
St Anthony's Seven Jack ets defeated the Second Halation team from Brooke Army Medical Center 34 to 48. Joe Cronin led with 19 points and John Sokolski added 16 for the winners. Sansieger of the visitors topped scorers with 24.
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Hartung Out January 30 as Army Stays for 1946
Clint Hartung the Texas baseball star known as Ihe Hundo arrived with $35,000 and four Giants players, rejoined the Army Air Forces, expects discharge by January 30 and aims to gain weight to 260 pounds before reporting to the Giants for spring training. He plans to spend 1946 in service and join 1947 camp.
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Golf Roundup at Brackenridge Spark Course
Joe Beasley carded a 88 12 76 in a Brackenridge Spark outing on No 2 yard 173 hole where he sank a rare one with aid from Dll Wright R Pope and Vic Caballero. At Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Association day Mrs R C Linscomb won low net while Mrs Harold Weilbacher topped low gross with an 80.
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Hale
Brackenridge Spark Course
Dll Wright
R. Pope
Vic Caballero
R. C. Linscomb
Brackenridge Park
Harold Weilbacher
Petersen bowling tournament moves into second phase
In Chicago the Petersen individual bowling event resumes after eight squads with Chris Tonkovic of St Louis leading on 1614 pins. The $54,400 event runs 16 days longer ending February 9 with $5100 and a diamond studded medal awarded to the top player in the eight-game competition.
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St. Louis
Unclear Racing Card Items At Fair Grounds Santa Anita
A montage of horse names and entries from multiple tracks including Fair Grounds and Santa Anita. OCR text lists numerous horse names, potential trainers, and event labels with fragmented formatting. The readable portion suggests an agricultural era style catalog of entrants and pairings without a coherent live race narrative.
Honeymoon Aims for Catalina Handbag Crown at Santa Anita
Mayer Mare Anita Choice Honeymoon seeks a convincing victory in the $50,000 Catalina Handbag at Santa Anita to extend her lead as California's top money winner beyond $250,000. Facing strong challengers from See-Tee-See Artillery and EL Soho, the home breds race over 1 1/8 miles to help set contenders for the Santa Anita Handicap on March 1.
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Nanby Pass
Beagle Trials Held At Klaus Road Grounds
Beagle field trials on Klaus road tuning grounds featured 13 and 15 inch derbies, 12 inch mule event, and the inch females event. Susie, owned by Frank Patton of San Antonio, won Friday’s 13 inch females, with Betsy second and Amawalk Lassie third. Mesquite Wee Tillie placed fourth. reserve winner Lawson’s Lassie belonged to H. C. Lawson.
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Rattlers Setfor Return Tilt at Kingsville Saturday
Rattlers and Texas A, and M. Will meet again after a recent clash at Kingsville. The Rattlers beat South Texans SSE in their first game and travel to play Saint Marys University Kingsville at 3 pm Saturday.
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Browns abandon Eagle Field site for Missions park
Browns give up on securing land adjoining Eagle field near Page Junior High for the San Antonio Missions Texas League. Officials expect to announce a new site Sunday, deeming it superior to Eagle field. Charly DeWitt, Browns secretary, leaves for St Louis with recommendations to President Richard Muckerman. Difficulties with city and school board ownership and neighbor objections ended hopes for the Eagle field site.
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Edgewood High honors 16 football players at banquet
Edgewood High school presented 16 football letters at a Sunset Steak House banquet honoring the Red Raiders. Coach Sam Harshany received a jacket while Trinity University’s Coach Bob Coe gave the keynote. Lettermen named include Charley Urbano and Rene Urbano along with Eddie Urbano, Bil Jung, Finis Kingery, Tommy Sommers, Jack Riegel, Charles Johnson, John Knaupp, FretL Heerera, Charles Lundy, Ralph Garcia, Robert Allen, Jack Turley, Raul Mersera and Billy Van Riper.
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Sunset Steak House
Sam Harshany
Bob Coe
Trinity University
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Rene
Eddie Urbanowith
Bil Jung
Finis Kingery
Tommy Sommers
Jack Riegel
Charles Johnson
John Knaupp
Fretl Heerera
Charles Lundy
Ralph Garcia
Robert Allen
Jack Turley
Raul Mersera
Billy van Riper
Double Header at Central High Gym Saturday Night
Central High Gym hosts a basketball double header with Central Cannougeugh School facing Tom Cat Catemen at 7 o clock and Central Buttons meeting Edison Bears at 8 15 in Saturday night games.
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Austin Tech In Jeffs Gym Basketball Doubleheader
The Sun reports a doubleheader at Jefferson Gym in Austin featuring Jefferson High School Maroons vs. Inlers in a 4:15 PM start. A second game matches Class A Burbank Bulldogs against Kerrville Antlers in the 15-AA league, also at Jeff Gym.
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Race Drivers Prep For Sunday Grind At Speedway
Midget auto racers race trials at Pan-p.m speedway Sunday for 100 lap main event. Six entrants from California compete alongside Johnny Parsons on list of 27 drivers. Promoter Jimmy Johnson announces time trials underway in the Southwestern championship event.
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Sage Set for 28 A Classic
District 25 A spotlight on Burbank Bulldogs and Lanier Voks sharing the lead with five wins each as they prepare for a Jefferson gym showdown. A 38 35 victory over Harlandale, led by Clayton Feigle with 17 points, tightened the race for top spot while South San Antonio routed Alamo Heights to move into third.
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Two Basketball Games at YMCA Gym Saturday Night
Two basketball games are scheduled at the City YMCA gym on Saturday night. Durham business college meets St Mark's Episcopal church at 7 p.m. Texas Chiropractic college faces Corpus Christi Navy Hi-Fliets at 8 p.m. In other scores, Chicago defeats Port Warne 64 to 60.
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McGaha Injury Sidelines Razorbacks Star Guard
Fayetville January reports Melvin McGaha the Arkansas Razorbacks star guard suffered a dislocated elbow in Wednesday nights game versus Oklahoma A and M and may be out until Tate Uhl season. He is in the university infirmary with a badly damaged elbow and the athletic department announced the setback.
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Brooke Army Comets face Stratobombers in Fort Sam double bill
Brooke Army Medical Center hosts a pair of games at Fort Sam Houston Arena on Saturday night. The Comets beat Rodd Field 549 earlier with standout scores from Zedans Wertuin and Reynolds. The Strato-Bombers of California, delayed by engine trouble, could not reach the planned game versus Kelly Field Friday night.
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Rodd Field
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Zedans
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Reynolds
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Corpus Wins From Laredo Tigers in District 15 AA Play
Corpus Christi Buccaneers defeated Laredo Tigers 25 to 9 at navy gymnasium. James Jeffrey led scoring with six field goals and one free throw. The Buccaneers built a 34 to 10 halftime lead and used reserves late. Next, Corpus Christ travels for the final series game as the conference closes its District 15 AA matches.
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Young Gets 5000 for Pro Football Debut
In Los Angeles on January 22 1946 Buddy Young late of the University of Minds is said to receive 5000 dollars for his professional football debut Sunday in a belated season promotion. Several UCLA players Burr Baldwin Ernie Case and Alabama lineman Vaughan Muncha are weighing their participation while heavyweight champion Joe Louis declines further involvement despite 7500 already advanced. Benjamin Lindheimer LA Dons principal stockholder is rumored to back the venture with guarantees in the Fame promotion.
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Ernie Case
Alabama
Vaughan Muncha
Joe Louis
Tomorow
New York
Marshall Miles
Louis
Benjamin F. Lindheimer
Los Angeles Dons
San Antonians to Receive Letters at Baylor Banquet
Three former San Antonio high school players will be honored Saturday night in Waco with letters to the Baylor University football squad. The Alamo City trio includes Jerry Manzani Kenneth Hubbard and Darrell Hogan former Hot Wells players and Burhans alumni.
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Brownsville Five Bears S A Goalers Triumph
Brownsville Five Bears S A Goalers defeated San Antonio Junior College 70 to 42 at the San Antonio YMCA Friday night in a college basketball game.
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Cruz Edges Flores in Coast Scrape Bout in Windy San Francisco
Rudy Cruz, 136 pounds, from Los Angeles, outpointed Jesse Flores of Stockton after 30 rounds in a fast but unexciting coast scrap. Flores fought through a nearly closed right eye. no knockdowns and no serious injuries. Cruz is slated to box N B A lightweight champion Bob Montgomery in San Francisco on March 41, with Flores in his corner.
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Fight Night Roundup Caps 20-Bout Card Across U.S.
A chaotic 20 bout slate featured fighters from Albany to Fort Worth with technical knockouts and points decisions. Notable results included Gilbert Garcia losing to an opponent by technical KO in the eighth frame and Bobby Wood of Fort Worth scoring a six round decision over Pete Sanchez. Other bouts covered Detroit, New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, and Portland with multiple outpoints and KO finishes.
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Speaker Back To Cleveland as Food Ambassador
Tris Speaker, legendary former Cleveland Indian, will return to the club as an ambassador of food and public relations. Bill Veeck announced Speaker will give speeches and explain club operations to the public while remaining with his Ohio sales job at Olive for a steel company. This marks his first organized baseball engagement since leaving after one season with the Athletics in 1928.
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Australian tennis semifinals feature Bromwich and Pails
In Sydney Bromwich defeats Mulloy in the Australian singles semifinals 62 64 16 64. Pails over Brown 6 4 3 6 1 in the other semi. In Orlando Florida, Tuero faces Thomas and Guernsey plays Ruse in the men’s state tournament semis as the all-Stated affair headlines today.
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