Hogan Dominates Phoenix Open With Record 270
Ben Hogan won the Phoenix Open with a 270 total and $2000 first prize, breaking the course record of 274 he shares with Merman Keiser. Ed Oliver surged late as golfers prepared for Tucson, while Dirk Metz announced a Tucson Open bid but faces PGA ban for an altercation with tournament official.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ben Hogan
Golfdom
Tucson
Hogan
Merman Keiser
Ed “Porky" Oliver
Metz
Dirk Metz
Arkansas City
Kan
Fred Corcoran
Association
Hogan wins with 67 64 70 69 in close Los Angeles Open
Mangrum placed second at 27 under as Demaret took third with 278. Keiser failed to finish. Gee shot 21 for 54 holes. Hogan posted rounds of 67 64 70 69, matching a 64 in the second round, a feat last seen by Vic Ghezzi in 1946. Logan leads as Tucson Open favorite at 10,000 purse. Frank Stranahan low amateur with 285. Pastner 282. McSpaden 288. Zimmer 234. Alexander 234. Schoux 285. White 285.
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Mangrum
Jimmy Demaret
Keiser
Gee
Hogan
Vic Ghezzi
Logan
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
John Pastner
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
al Zimmer
Alexander
George Schoux
Richmond
Buck White
Golf Roundup at Riverside and Brackenridge Parks
The Texas Open era lifted attendance with 62 players at Riverside Park and 54 at Brackenridge Park. Hap Massingill won Brackenridge with a 68. Nogueira 68, Carpenter 69, Wilson 65, Posther 70 led. Reif net 68 at Riverside. Crowell 67, Sandboth 68, Elliott 68, Lansford 69, Wier 69 among others. Delgados net 69 led Willow Springs event. Breuer made a hole-in-one on 13th with a 2-iron from 180 yards amid a growing Light’s Hole-in-One club.
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Texas Oper
Riverside Park
Brackenridge Park
WM. L
Hap” Massingill
Brackenridge
Francis Nogueira
Ed Carpenter
Maurice Wilson
Dick Posther
Louis Reif
Riverside
Henry Crowell
Joseph Sandboth
3. C. Elliott
F. J. Lansford
Alfred Breuer
Willow Springs
Brewer
di Worsham
C. W. Co
J. W. Wray
Yellowjackets Lose to St Edward’s in Austin Showdown
St Anthony’s Yellow Jackets, missing fall center Joe Kennelly due to an eye injury, fall 39 to 63 at St Edward’s High School in Austin. Pat Butterfield leads Jacket scoring with 19 points as Len Lauer and others contribute in a hard fought game.
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St. Anthony’s Yellow Jackets
St. Edward's High School
Austin
Pat Butterfield
Kennnelly
Harlandale
Sokotekl
Santa Cronin
Lauer
Goiten
Pos
Army YMCA League PERVICEMEN'S: BARRY AGI W. TU PET RET
Military league standings and player scores are listed with scattered names such as Barry Aggie, Lecrare Scharbeck, Knowles, Tasquet, and Burns. The fragment references Fourth Army and Gremlins with points like 64 and 35, indicating a score table or game results.
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Army Ymca League
Pervicemen's
Barry Agi W. Tu
R66
School of Ag
Inon
Medien
Lecrare Scharbeck
The
Gremins
I Knowles
Tasquet
Carter Wins Midget Auto Southwest Title at Pan American
Dulane Carter of Los Angeles won the midget car title at Pan American Speedway finishing three quarters of a lap ahead of Mel Hanson. The 20-lap race covered three miles in 27 minutes 53.62 seconds. Louie Foy was third with Searcy and Dusty Rhodes among notable collisions and mechanicals. Attendance set a record with just over 600 paid admissions and 1000 plus turned away as gates closed by 2 pm.
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Los Angeles
West
Southwest
Dae Cossey Uuth
Ed Harldad Slyth
Dick Ward
Jimmy Hicks
Parsons
Haddad
Carter
Wes Sargesser
Lan
Searcy
Dusty Rhodes
Jimmie Johnson
Jome Fey
Duane Canter Jell
Mel Baasen
Bob Frankratx
Buzz Barton
Jimmie Hicks
Bill Hamerer
Dog
Janeees Mateel St Crica
Lj Fonhird
Bill Dudley Will Coach Backfield at Virginia
Bill Dudley, star back for the Pittsburgh Steelers, quits the NFL to become backfield coach at the University of Virginia, his alma mater. The announcement was by Capt. Norton G. Pritchett, Virginia athletics director.
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Bill Dudley
Pittsburch Steelers
Hecome
University of Virginia
Dudley
Norton G. Pritchett
Virginia
World Series Movie at Army Navy Y Show
A moon powered show of the 1940 World Series baseball game will be screened at Army Navy Y on Monday night. All service members and the public may attend free. Show starts at 7 p.m.
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Army-Navy-Y
Sngwlights
Sydney tennis title goes to American in fierce comeback
American player overcame John Bromwich to win the Australian singles title after braving a match point down. The victor, playing an aggressive style, edged Bromwich 6 4, 6 4 to claim the cup and tighten the rivalry in world tennis.
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Sydney
America
John Bromwich
Amie
Avant Pails
Big Week for College Basketball Raises Title Hopes
New York reports a packed college schedule with Kentucky and Notre Dame leading the nation and aiming for key wins. Kentucky faces Michigan State in Lexington while Notre Dame battles Marquette, with Alabama and St. Joseph’s in pursuit of unbeaten status amid conference showdowns nationwide.
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Notre Dame
Louisville
Wildcats
Oklahoma Aggies
Midwest
Wisconsin
Purdue
Kentucky
Michigan State
Lexington
Trish
Marquette
Oklahoma
St. Joseph’s
St. John’s
Philadelphia
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Duke
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Tulane
Mississippi
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Seton Hall
Panzer
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Matt Shall
West Virginia Wesleyan
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Slippery Rock
Murray State
Moorhead
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Syrar
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Iiinoia
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Arkansas
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Baylor
Pacific Coast
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UCLA
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Oregon Blaze
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Lafayette
Ice Hockey Scores Across Leagues Tie and Big Wins
Ice hockey results show a 6 6 tie for Detonit and Chinago. American league totals include Pittsboro 9 Buffalo ices, Providence 8 Indiana 2, Cleveland 5 New Haven 2. U S league links St Paul 9 Dallas Tulsa Fort Worth 2 Kansas City and Minneapolis 3 Easter Boston 4 Ballin…, Pacific Coast Seattle 10 Oakland 1 San Diego Portland 0 Western International rail 3 Los Angeles 2.
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Detonit
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Chinago
Pittsboro
Bfalo
Providence
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New Haven
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Dallas
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Kansas Cit& Binneapolis
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Ballincorette
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Oakland
San Diego
Portland
Western International—'rail
Los Angeles
Pro Grid Stars Booked at Dallas Cotton Bowl Exhibition
The Chicago Cardinals and the Boston Yanks will meet in an exhibition game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on September 1. Leonard M. Green announced trial arrangements, with seventeen former Western Conference stars and Charlie Trippi on the Cardinals roster, and Texas players on the Yanks. The event funds the Salesmanship Club camp for underprivileged children, potentially affecting the Dallas Open golf sponsorship.
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Dallas
Chicago Cardinals
Boston Yanks
Leonard M. Green
Chicago
Soundwestern Prid
Cadinals
Charlie Trippi
Georgia Flash
Texas
Green
Lanier and Burbank Duel for District 26 A lead
Lanier's Voks and Burbank Bulldogs, both unbeaten in league play with five straight wins, meet Monday at Jefferson gym for the District 26 A top spot. Lanier favored, but Burbank has shown late comebacks. Harlandale, Kerrville, and other 28 A teams feature in night’s slate. Prairie Lea caps a tournament run with wins over South San Antonio and Hot Wells. Lockhart defeats Prairie Lea and San Marcos earns a consolation victory over Kingsbury.
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Voks
Gurbank
Bulldogs
Jefferson Gym
Voksaways
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T |Harlandale
Theedal
Kerrville
Jeft
Jefferson Mustangs
Johnson City Quint
Lockhart
Hartandale
Prairie Lea
Lions
South San Antonio
Hot Wells
Prairie Leg
Moulton
San Marcos
Kingsbury
Altourney
Girls
Lang- Well
Hat Wells
Leroy Schuelke
Haas
Rush
San Marens
Saturday District 2H A Games Feature Busy Schedule
A garbled football or basketball schedule lists many matchups across San Antonio and surrounding areas with times such as 4:18 pm and 2:15 pm. Teams named include St. Anthony's, Alamo Heights, Central Exex, and edgewood venues. The fragmentary OCR mentions locations like Kilson, Edgewood, and South San Antonio, reflecting a dense local sports page preview.
Lawson Dog Beagle Champ Dominates Texas Beagle Club
The Texas Beagle Club annual field trials close Sunday with Lawson of San Antonio winning the 13 inch male class and crowning the overall winner among four classes. Swift Line Spark, owned by Dr E Swift of Palestine, won the 15 inch female class. Other winners include Swift Line Snark and Patton's Chetus Kale with reserves named, plus Teras Santa Monica as top in the trials.
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Chetus Kale
Albert Lambrecht
San Antonio
Mosoulte
Misty Maid
Iran & Walts
Bowinh Bell
A. Minter
Dallas
Pattom
Cretus Patrice
Frank Patton
Thind Ynales
Teras Santa
Avalon club dominates outboard finals at Lake Medina
Richard Whitley swept three Avalon victories as the Avalon team took three first places in the Sunday after noon outboard motorboat regatta at Lake Medina. Al Zinsmeyer and Nick Carter each scored a win for Avalon while Alamo drivers claimed two. Whitley added a second place in one race and one relay ended with a blown motor.
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Alamo Club
Lake Medina
Richard Whitley
Avalon
al Zinsmeyer
Nick Carter
Whitley
Fred Newman
A. P. Stevens
al Patillo
Richard Whiley
Sandy Coleman
Pred Neman
Henry Gomez
Jon
Gomez
Clinton Bochme
Alamo
Breeforall
Caster
Johnny Speier
Poughkeepsie Regatta Returns with 3 Mile Race
New York January 27 The Poughkeepsie regatta resumes after a wartime hiatus. The Hudson River event will be held on a three mile course on Saturday June 21 as a temporary measure with plans to return to four miles in a future year.
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New York
America
Poughkeepsie
Hudsort
Urbanowich enrolls at Trinity amid high school to college shift
Charley Urbanowich, a standout fall-around athlete from Edgewood High, has enrolled at Trinity University and will join the Idgers basketball lineup against St. Mary’s in the first-half championship at St. Mary’s gym. He’s also a top football recruit drawn by college scouts.
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Charley Urbanowen
Edgeswood
Trinity University
St. Mary's
St. Marys
Rodriguez
Woodlayn Gym
Joe del Toro
Garzaí Finance
Thternasional Institute
Robert Flores
Jincups Boys Club
Rodriguso
del Toro
Pro Football Talks Hit Second Day Of Schedule Talks
National Football League owners and coaches entered a second day of overtime sessions seeking a 12 game plan proposed by Curly Lambeau to replace a different 12 game schedule. Bids for the Steelers created a flurry as UVA considered a ground gaining backfield coach. Jim Korkeris of Missouri signed to play with the Detroit Lions.
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Van
National Football League
Curly Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Satrday
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dudley
University of Virginia
San Antonio Table Tennis Stars Shine in Quincy Street Matches
San Antonio players Manning Fowler and Jodie McCarley defeated Houston and San Antonio opponents in a brisk set of table tennis games at Quincy streets. Harold Folkes beat John Stewart, with 21-19 scores across two wins and losses. Louis Schallack also earned a win for San Antonio, while Carter Richardson and Mack McAdams traded narrow sets.
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San Anno
Houston
Quincy Streets
Manning Fowler
San Antonio
John Patterson
Harold Folkes
John Stewart
Jodie McCarley
Carter Richardson
Louis Schallack
Mack McAdams
Leland Smith
de Bae
Cubby McCarley
Archer Bernie Dresden Leads Sim Antonio Archers At Woodlawn
Bernie Dresden scored 738 to top the Sim Antonio Archers for the second week in their five week Olympic bow and arrow test at Woodlawn gym Ed. Dreiss was second with 726. Other scores include Sue White 696 J Mabel Dresden 692 Louise Leslie 678 Nat Seck 664 Frank White 664 Ross Franklin 660 Bill Franssen 644 Harrell Tate 617 Hene Draiss 61 Fack Estess 397 Tom Beck 356 Rosalee Hanson 14 Dorane Rainey 521 Frank Rainey 472
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Sim Antonio
Woodlawn Gym
Ed. Dreiss
Sue White
J. Mabel Dresden
Louise Les
Lie
Nat Seck
Frank White
Ross Franklin
Bill Franssen
Harrell Tate
Hene Draiss
Fack Estess
Tom Beck
Rosalee Hanson
Dorane Rainey
Franki Rainey
New York Probes Fight Frame Rumor
New York investigators probe a rumored boxing frame involving Rocky Graziano. Subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury, Graziano may know about a $500,000 betting coup tied to a December 27 Madison Square Garden bout with Ruben Shank. Officials pursue how and why the fight was canceled.
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INS
Rocky Graziano
New York State Athletic Commission
Graziano
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Franks
Hogan
Rocky
Ruben Shank
Denver
Madison Square Garden
Midwest
Shank
East Side
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Alvin Paris Giants
Fagan
Jos
Edward P. Eng
State Athles Commission
St Mary's Subbing Boston for Fordham Rivalry
Moraga California January 27 The end of the Fordham St Marys intersectional football rivalry has been announced Fordham will be dropped from St Marys schedule and replaced by Boston College with the first game set for Boston next November St Marys coach cites a deemphasis policy In 33 games Fordham won seven Caels five The 1935 game ended in a 77 tie.
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St. Mary's
Bronx
New York
Fordham
Caels
TCU declares three players scholastically ineligible
Fort Worth officials report that End Dick Lipscomb Tackie Hubert Eoff and Buck Otis McKelvey were declared scholastically ineligible following midterm examinations at the university.
Zivic to Box Azteca in Mexico Feb 1
Vivic, former world welterweight champion, seen in San Antonio en route to Mexico City for a bout with Kid Azteca. The match is set for February 1. Zivic previously defeated Azteca by decision in a San Antonio bout two years ago.
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Rritate Vivic
San Antonio
Mexico City
Kid Azteca
Zivic
Azteca
Parish League scoring at Central Catholic gym
Sunday parish league games saw Little Flower 46 Guadelupe 39, St Patrick 29 San Alfonso 9, Christ the King 44 Sacred Heart ? , St Henry 54 St Peter 12. Parish division results include Str Cecelia 24 St Peter 22 and Christ the King 22 Our Lady of Sorrows 14.
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Central Catholic
Little Flower
Guadalupe Community Center
St. Patrick’s
San Alfonso
Christ the King
Sacred Heart
St. Henry’s
St. Peter's
Cecelia’s
San Fernando
Heart of Mary
Our ‘Lady of Sorrows
Motorcycle Races At Riverside Feature Promoter Biount
Jack Pain and Bobby Miller dominated Riverside track races on Sunday. Palm won the 15 lap feature in minutes and seconds. Miller topped the time totals with 2134 seconds and swept the opening heat, novelty, and pursuit races.
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Jack Pain
Bobby Miller
Jack Biount
Riverside
Palm
Miler
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