Driver Dies After Racing Accident in San Antonio
Freddie Inscare, 20, of San Antonio, died from internal injuries after his modified stock car Rolled over twice at the Hack stretch of the halfsmile Sportsman's speedway. The opening program of Brailey-Ellis stock war featured 1000 in attendance and other drivers such as Bill McCall reported injuries. Inscore, Kerrville native and 19 years resident of San Antonio, will be buried near Kerrville.
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San Antonio
Freddie Inscare
W. Mayfield Boulevard
Sportsman's Speedway
White Avenue
Inscare
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Brailey-Ellis
Inscore
Seguin Highway
Kerrville
Bill McCall
McCall
Freddie Ebbel
Chief Swinford
Barney Littlefiel
Doak Dursay
Lee Flowers
Ebel
Jimmy Hicks
Swinford
Jack Ginure
Sam Ub
Ellis
Jack Crawford
Jack Brassore
Lyndey
Bob Clay
Austin Highway
Jimmy Johnson
Iit
Sportsman’s Speedway
Devil's Bowl
Pete Darley
King Dawom
Darley
Dawnum
Leroy Henderson
Harry Tacobs
King Downtir
Sifort
Downham
Harry Jacobs
Steondheat
Brice Robinson
King
Jefe Darley
Adice Andrew
Auntie Phelps
Dorothy Moore
Pete Darby
King Bownim
Leroy Kenderson
Musick
Friedman
Wes Saegesser
Bol
Chay
Mel Wainwright
Saegesser
Tee Cass
Hogan Keiser Force Playoff For Phoenix Open Title
Ben Hogan and Herman Keiser face off in a Phoenix playoff after Hogan missped a crucial four-foot putt on the 18th. The match determines the $1500 first prize and the Phoenix Open title, with notable performances from Vic Ghezzi and Lloyd Mangrum among others.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ben Hogan
Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Hershey
Kelser
George Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hogan
Mexico Girls Prove Class At Woodland Gym Victory
Mexico City girls delayed, arrived late but defeated City Girls Basketball League all stars 42 to 23 at Woodlawn gym in San Antonio. Gate receipts dropped to 65.35 dollars as seven players started, with others joining later for a Dallas-bound trip and promises of a return engagement.
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Las Politas
Mexico City
Woodland Gym
All Stars
San Antonio
Mexico
Dallas
Ernest Lawson
Mafia
Siip
Guadalupe Community Center
Woodlawn
Kelly Field
Alter
Westey House
St. Mary's Universiy
Tomcat Cafe
St. Mary's
Australian tennis champion Bromwich topples Pails in Adelaide
Australia’s John Bromwich wins the Australian singles title in Adelaide defeating Dinny Pails with set scores of 7 and 6 3 15 3 6 2. The day also features Miami Intercollegiate matches and Huntington tennis tournament notes with several players highlighted.
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Adelaide
Australlis
John Bromwich
Australia
Dinny Pails
Wheatley Quintets To Play Wednesday Night
Wheatley quintets to play Wednesday at central playground with Anderson of Austin in the same week. Washington of Moustan beat the Lloys 31 to 21 Saturday night. Baseball delay notes Pac-12 tour by a negro nine under Joe Lillard delayed indefinitely by transportation trouble.
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Lions
Trouston Wheatley
Central Playground
O Anderson
Austin
Washington
Moustan
Lloys
New York
USG
Negro Nine
Joe Lillard
Liard
Oregon University
Prize Money for Texas Open Limited to Pro Am Fields
Open prize money list for the Texas Open Feb 8 10 announces a $1500 top prize in cash or a $2000 bond, with other awards from $100 to $1500 all paid as bonds. Pro am event offers room for outsiders as 70 amateurs qualified Sunday, preference given to pros. Goldfarb requests Texas Open info be wired to him Monday.
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Guue’s
Sam Goldfath
SSD J
Goldfarb
Goldfars
Sunday Polo Team Beats Roy Barry in 6 to 4 Victory
Sunday at Millerfield the AW polo team led by Bil Bary and Rude Williams defeated Roy Barry Willis Hartman Let Aldwell and Lloyd Wilshire 6 to 4. Waco meeting of AAU officials from San Antonio and Dallas was postponed indefinitely, delaying plans for cross region events between South Texas and Southwestern groups.
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Bill Bary
Rude Willams
Yovle Rat
Frankie Yaunhn
Roy Barry
Willis Hartman
Let Aldwell
Lioyd Wilshire
Millerfield
Waco
AAU
San Adtento
Dallas
South Texas
Sweenstakes Golf Open at Brack etridge Park
The Sweenstakes Golf tournament at Brack etridge Park held a qualifying round in Texan ohoh Drosmatour. Sally Stagkhowne, Semuin nrntans, and Ronal Acard led scoring with 72.160 for second, while Jack Denke and BR-Ti tied for fourth. Next Sunday's rayn petition plans a bemtre cerut with all money to the prize fund.
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Emil Becky" Nordkoans
Sweenstakes Golf
Bracketridge Park
Sumbay
Pingaan
Texan Ohoh
Amateurs Compete In Texas Open ProAm
Seventy amateurs competed at Bracken Ridge Park for Open Texas Amateurs seeking a ProAm spot with scores from 72 to 95. Porter led with 72 while 14 more entries are expected as Open entries narrow. Pros and amateur entrants including Fred Haas Jr and Mario Gonzales sign up amid a February 8 to 16 Open schedule.
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Brackenridge Park
Bill Portes
Teving Cutter Jr
Lst ‘Because of the Smaller Number of’ Simon-Pures
Clipshie
Partic ‘Pation
Porter
Snan
Johnny Layton
O. W. Sumner
Eynie Fortner
Austin
Clifton Gosset
James Ludbard
Becky Nordhaus
Hugh Dahlberg
Don Valeria
Tal McNab
Sam Goldfarb
San Antonio Golf Association
Fred Haas Jr
New Orleans
Mario Gonzales
Mike Harbato
Edmundo Salas
Mexico City
Pectinabton
YY Gainers
Huale Farmer
Aitton Gasket
Janet Hibhart
Becky Norehays
Dep Valerio J. A. Mchint
Kenneth Lattimore
Norman Fedel
Merberi Relder
Alan Mitchell
Col
CC. Smith
DP. Stephenson
Roy Arannen
Dp. Zucht Jr
Pledlwand Richards Jr
Grer Rau
Ro—C
Brankear
Gene Amen
Ac Dembe
Capt
Richard CL Lalhat
Joe Timeter
Ken Larson
Ridol Barreca
Larry Bark K
Sink
Wiltes Hue Wan
Mike Bmcalping
Jewn
Fn Jacrett
Kubitz
Hah Notleton
Wilwon
Jon Bob Payor
Georke Bransen
Bi—George Terrell Jr
Doe Hesaler
Buster Brown
Alg. Welly
Edgar O'Quinn
Les Pitman Oave
PL Richart
Ro D. Bwarscantie
Homer T. McClaudherry
Geor Torrell
Rud Guilders
Lor Chrintander
Joh Grover
LE. D. Roberta
Toe
Zuchi
Teres O'Daniel
Claveliant Acachs
W. N. Pindrar
George DeArmeni
J. &. Mare
Nordhawr
A Homer Adana
Witsor
W. A. Tiahy
Wi—John Kane
Tad Aidan
Bet Catter It
Beagle Trials Highlight Teasa Bengie Meet in San Antonio
Frank Patton of San Antonio led the field as Beagle trials closed a three day program on Teasa Bengie Road. Winners included Aimawalk Bandra claiming a stakes event, Kate winning the Fetes female race, and Alaina Andrew taking the day’s top male honors. Nearby entrants from Luling, New Braunfels, and Los Angeles competed amid a crowd of about 40 spectators.
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Ett
Frank Patton
Antonio Monday
Aimawalk Bandra
dAtnawalk
Sandra
Tidesay
Marlines
Ile
Dos Wan Flan Adremy Ainchniald
A. B. von Blon
San Antonio
Patton
Cartus Kate
Ender
Colt
J. Re Shelton
Aley Eketar
Kate
Landsith
Luling
Pelion
Ton
Ant Ton
Cherry
Don
Chatty
Braunfels
Southern Rebel
Roy Bowen
Howston
Blattery
Duke
W. C. Slattery
Corzus Chris
Bos
Santa Monica Beler
Alton Swan
Antonio
Santa Monica Street
Los Angeles Heights
Gan Antonio Ginger
Ty! I. A Craoni
Antonia Buckaneer
Crgai
Mrsquiin Mike
Jess White
Cruz and Deeg Set To Meet In Wartime Boxing Show
Rudy Cruz of Los Angeles who KO'd Oliver Hemm of Beaumont in two rounds earlier is matched with Corpus Christi veteran Bill Deeg in a six round semi final at the Tony Enzonds and Artis Dorrell boxing show at the Municipal Aquatorium on Tuesday February 5. Deeg and Elizondie are stable mates.
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Rudy Cruz
Los Angeles
Oliver Hemm
Beaumont
Bill Deeg
Corpus Christi
Tony Enzonds
Artis Dorrell
Deeg
Elizondie
Imates
Alva to Clash with Bertolino in Galveston One Round
Ramon Alva, of San Antonio, a 26 pounder, faces Eddie Bertolino of Galveston in a one round bout at Galveston Tuesday night. Chick Sanchez of San Antonio meets Doug Gibson in an eight round semi final. Sam Slotexy to be in the San Antonio boxers' corner. Alva and Bertolino previously fought in San Antonio several months ago.
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Ramon Alva
Pan Antonio
Eddie
Bertolino
Galveston
Chick Sanchez
San Antonio
Doug Gibson
Sam Slotexy
Alva
Claw
Celaya's Dog Florida Winner Named Best of Show
A red English setter named Osage Farm Lucky Find, owned by Dr. and Mrs. Henry Celaya of San Antonio, Texas, was judged best of show at the Jacksonville fifth annual dog show held Sunday in Jacksonville Florida.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Osage
Lucky Find
Henry Celaya
San Antonio
Texas
Southern women's golf tourney resumes at Dallas May 6
Mrs J. Evans, president of the Dallas Women's Golf Association, announced that the Southern women's golf championship tourney, a war casualty, will resume at the Dallas Country Club on May 6 1914. Dates were changed to avoid conflict with the North and South Open at Pinehurst North Carolina.
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Ballas
Tex
Dallas Country Club
Tt J. Evans
Dallas Women's Golf Assoctation
Pinehurst
N. C
Apt
Evans
Lanier Volts to Meet Burbank Bulldogs Monday Night
Lanier Volts head to Brackenridge High School gym to face Burbank Bulldogs in a District 28-A game rescheduled for Monday night. Lanier, tied with Harlan Dale for the team lead, can move ahead or fall behind in the title race depending on Monday’s outcome as Farlan Dale is idle Tuesday.
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Lanier
Burbank
Lanier Volts
Bursbank Bulldogs
Brackenridge High School
Lanley
Ted
Harlandale
Inetlans
Farlandale
Bowling and Bowling Meet Highlights Across Cities
Early bird bowlers in Houston and Chicago lead a string of matches as Frank Welw, Stigeneald, and Peterdon area players top scoring tables. The $8,000 prize at the Wirling meet draws crowds while Tilton of Pleasantville posts a 302 in a brisk morning session.
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Houston
Tewson
Frank Welw
Charlie Earhart
Jovkie Tavener
Fort Worth
Mora
Henne
Chicago
Jan
Peterdon
Syuning
Frank Sospirato
Cleveland
Ohlo
Pti
Joseph Bern
Tilton Take
Pleasantville
Modo
Greenlee Wins City Tenpin Championship
Chuck Greenlee closed the thirteenth annual city tenpin tournament with a 1731 all events total to win the Class A title at the Main Center, succeeding 1945 champ Bulvanieri who could not defend due to illness. He posted 335 in the singles and 623 in the doubles as part of a strong showing across events, while Phil Kemendo led Class B with 1707 in all events and a 638 doubles tally.
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Vic Ghézzi
Knoxville
Tenn
B. J. Harson
Séon
Smiley Quick
Los Angeles
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Byron Nelson
McSpaden
Nelson
Fon Horan
Harman Ketaee
Vic Ghernl
Hartlang
Sam Bye
Wis
Lloyd Manigtin
George Sehnelter
Jan Zorbardt
Loiand Gabeson
Chandler Harper
Jim Vibe
Denne Sidile
Ssr Vil Loth
Dani Antone
Smiley Qhitok
Tank Siemahiu
Dirk “Binte
Harold AeSpaden
Blisworth Vines
Tonnny Heroith
Laney
Charles W
Chuck Greenlee
J Center
Chuck
Bulvanieri
Greenlee
Bruno Schulz
Converse
Phil Kemendo
Wolfsohl
Jima Spilmann
Jack Heckstrum
Gena Lecce
M. “Duc" Dresch
Steve Rossieten
Bill
Eckstrum-Howard Large
Large
al Wolfsoni
Bert Wake
Tam Potter
Cines A Alboventis
Seana
Weatey Spencer
Rhyer Selelewer
Lorren-Greentees
Dresele Rogsmaan
Stud Tunvkte- BV
Jordan
Arne Toxanate Tert Weliang
Tada Pal Kerninde
Weslas
Eres Moree
Sonar Manson Tvernar Disenbre
Vanes Wolfsbobis Ien
Atin Carter Wealey
Eparecy TA
Chisa
Aweir
Norberty
Yolen
Mahert
Claes FB
Thoy
Phil Kemends
Walter Kantor
Jowdy-Feadsey
Phil
Sullivan
Sauren
Tapham
Krinon
Walfenne
Gantert
Claay
J. Bekalvan
C. G. Marty
du Printonaa
Yarbare WR. Wakefield
A. Teki
B. Felery
Kay Minna Fi
DL Niehke
Hise
den Tinves
Petera Sue
A Youls
Titles scattered in GI Olympics across four Pacific theaters
Army sports crowns were shared after weekend finals in four branches of the Pacific Olympics and Far East baseball world series. The 11th Airborne won football, 41st Division swept basketball in Japan, and Philippines entries won swimming and baseball titles as Manila hosted the games.
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Farflung
Japan
Phillippines
Philippines
Manila Dodgers
Angels
Honolulu
Manila
Marianas
Manila “Dodgers
Marian
Japan-Korea
Pacific
Hootlulu
Hawaii
Notre Dame Leads Strong Irish in Unbeaten Streak and Early Standings
Notre Dame remains the standout in a crowded college circuit, riding a long unbeaten run and highlighting stars like Keown and the Irish taunting the leading teams. Kentucky’s 86 47 thrashing of Oklahoma A and M boosts the Irish in the race for top honors as Michigan State Northwestern and New York University loom in the chase with other top squads. The roundup notes Notre Dame’s steady grip, Oklahoma’s bid, and a tight conference race with Kansas, Oklahoma, and Minnesota among the leading contenders poised to challenge for the title.
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NEW Tonsey
Notre Damry Staratydized
Ag Pat
Tennas Soulhend University
Mateiy
Cane Elaer Bintey
Ramblers
Celr Vieting
Aghery
de Put
Great Lakes
Fury Dno
Chanute Held
Kentrekss
Iriah Nial
Michigan
Northwestern Ani
New York
Michigan State
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Kentucky
Trish
Oklahoma
A. Anil M
Genoga
Acasa
Arman
Acaven
Naralonl Tisa
Bt Louly
Waehlieton Yinty
Vinieta
Tie
Madison Buuare Wacuen
Notre Dame Februaary
Boston College
Boston Garden
Thureday
Holy Crngaib
Gettysburg
Mirmepola
Ohie
Lowse
Kansas
Nealy
Daku
Maryland
Israel Wad
North
Shushkengterr
Loulatane State
Kentuck
Tennessee
Taylor
Southwestern
Rayon
Willy Arkansas
Tereolleriale
Cornell
Cinnes
Ile Corneliew Heart
Dartmouth
Serang
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma Ac
M. and
St. Louis
Woahibutton
Bie Siven
Ayigham Young
Colorado
Ting
Wyoming
California
Diane
Migloa
Regan
Twira
Washinton
Seth
Oregon State
Tha Iedhd
Riverside Golf Hieers We Gover auisetuinn
Riverside golf recap notes semi final progress with teams Riverside Hieers and Severn Lopes advancing. Final matches set by end of week with Sule Nay and Fryars pushing for last spots. Acb Ane Soto and LC Wilder clash as leaders vie for top seed.
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Hieers
Auisetuinn
Nanval Garich
Tawem Hadela
Aemi-Rial Miamel Manns
Foltnawink
Jase Quartertal Fy
Toren
Frvavikefeaten
Severn Lopes
Mic Air Bunday
Matebta
Uneen
Fryars
Jalassast
Willy Lond
Whtin
Adhine
YMCA Basketball League Action Monday at M C AL gym
Independent leaders in the M C A basketball league will compete Monday night at the M C A gym. Earlier Trinity University faces the BY team at 7 20 in a preceding contest.
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Dell ‘Tax
M.C. AL Basketbill League
M.C. A
M. C. AL
Trinity University
Racing Notes From A Muddy Day At City Track
Reports detail a 22 meter pony rider Edward Breed Etheron facing defeat to Hie Shino ridden by Gowner in a 200 yard event. Java watched the races as Hatwean Silver and Skeeter struggled to finish. Low Jack defeated Rudgel in a 209 yard match, Boyd Givens Rave won the 28 yard race over Dane In 3 44½ yards. Other events include Palstate foaled tuberk Hentera Slur Light 44n, Outkiw winning Seer Choo McCall Slate, Talaloft defating Suge Toot in 120 yards.
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Cowbny Traserk
Adward
Van
Hie Shino
Skeeter
ZF Chambers
Low Jack
Houston
Davis
Rudgel
Lebytin
Boyd Givens
Luding
Chointwon' Dany
Aiankenshii
Palstate Dee
Cee Robbem
Seer Choo McCall
Talaloft
Golmipet
Suge Toot
Wynt
Menry Diver
Andy Hot
BND
BUF
Sunny
Lifflefield Named AAU Vice President Appointment
Clyde Titnedeld, UT track coach, named one of seven vice presidents of the national AAU track and field committee. Evid Pohl of South Texas AAU announced the decision. Committee chairman Lloyd V. Olds of Washington leads the group.
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Clyde Titnedeld
University of Texas
Evid Pohl
South Texas
Lloyd VW
Olds
Washington
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