Golf Brigade Heads for Phoenix Open This Week
The Crosby tournament in Del Mar ends with Oliver posting a record low 36 hole score of 1350 to win 11,00. Vic Gezi, Hen Roan, and Harold McSpaden follow as contenders in the light cup field. Amateurs and pros staged a strong finish with Bruce McCormick of Los Angeles as low amateur and Byron Nelson failing to prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Demure
Houston
Texas
E. J. Wich
Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Byron Nelson
Erterday
Bruce McCormick
Owls and St Marys to clash in Rattler Gym
Kingville reports a key Southwest Conference basketball showdown as the Owls from St Marys University and the Rattlers of Texas A and M commerce meet in Findler Gym. Kinney leads scoring and Whitlock Zander adds depth while McCallum plans a pace contest against a lineup featuring Metho and Gallga.
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Bec. Institute
Owls
University of Texas
Kineney
San Antonio
The
J. Mary's University
Mose Simms
Mary's Lodzy
Findler
Kingsville
Texas A. and
Rive
Kinney
Whitlock Zander
Antonis Jand
Number AF
Oltits
Golf Results Bing Crosby Tournament
Golf results from the Bing Crosby Tournament list notable players and scores. Amateurs are denoted with a special marker while several figures such as Ed Olver GerT Vinsau Nie Ghegsi and Bruce McCormik appear among the field with varied scores and classifications.
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Bing Crosby
Ecurtry
Arnt Monee
Irnere
Ed Olver
Gert Vinsau
Nie Ghegsi
BPSK
Taralé AcSraden
En Flogan
Mite Gugest
Bruce McCormik
Stan Kertes
Lloyd Mangaunata
Tony Penny
Aiokis
Demanski Signs Early With Chicago Bears
Bill Jemanski a rookie fullback from Holy Cross signed a one year contract to remain with the Chicago Bears. The terms were not disclosed and the deal was completed unusually early for personal reasons.
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Demanski
Chicago
Bill Jemanski
Holy Grogs
Chicago Bears
Osmenski
Bowlers League Final Split Sees Winners and Standings
A cluttered bowlers page lists final splits and scores across leagues with team names like Cravere, Maverich-Clarne, Laho, and McLoneld. Scores show weekly totals and top bowler marks such as Mangold 314-622, Judaon 204-008, and Baker 206-595, reflecting standings and individual achievements.
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Prij Blatz Boersee
Ba” St] SA
CreaCuln Co
McLoneld Cravere
Maverich-Clarne Laho
Ahmerican
Jordan-Tyers
Ps. Plac
Golling
Andrvidist Staaitine
Betniviver
Teal
TR Musk
Alamp Tenpin
Laue
Bolte Motor
Jubii
Je Lipp
Ben's
Bese Dammles
Stor Ene Heigl Sais
Teesman
Mangold
Yay
Meum
Judaon
Baker
Hite Laldersz Hanfler
Joela
New KC Loop Ready to Go in Ninepin Competition
Charles Jordan announces the opening ninepin series with teams listed for Monday night at Knights of Columbus hall. Captains Joe Huebner Ice Dielmann Ed Spalten Hernan Wild Joe Dinick and others lead squads numbered 1 2 4 5 7 8 with players and captains named. A lengthy roster appears across multiple teams, reflecting the community league setup and the opening matchups.
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Ay Bsidus
Courand
Lawrence Flume
Joe Hartman
Henry Johnson
G. J. Tale¢hese
Eddie Minor
Jerry Sullivan
O. van de Walle
Ed Spalten
Jack Flaherty
Dr. M &. Gleason
James Jickey
Lewis Isner
Charles Jordan
Joseph Maurer
August Bfc- Gtoskey
George Mueller
H. D. Moellner
R. B. Brothermann
A. T. Brendicine
E. J
Mueller
R. P. Warke
Jon Nigrelle
Louis Rodrigues
Louw Bebweitermleyer
John Wagenfehr
John J. Wahl
KH. H. Woltering
Byron W. Wyatt
Cape Teln
Gilbert Bailey
Larry Kronkraky
Ned Lorenz
W. C. Minto
John Coriotti
Ralph Saenz
Maurice Janes
John Weynand
Orvar
RW. Rivnter
Hary Arnold
Francis Courand
Joe Courand
M. P. Dausin
Joseph F. Doyle
Richard Loessberg
Frank Leissberd
J. @. Moses
Mauirice Rex
Everett Rikz
Ralph Stone
Licht Cup Polo Winners Draw Aurora Bye
Winners of the fourteenth Incial Laghé cup defeated Army 8-5 at Brackenridge Sunday's final. The San Angelo Rainbows advance in the winter polo schedule with Aurora and Harbord field matches lined up. Local clubs from San Antonio, Wichita Falls, and Austin- Langie join the opener Tuesday with Weather conditions noted as favorable for continued play.
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Army
Brackenridge
San Angelo Rainbows
Fiyrums
San Antonio
Thelovies
Bill
Roy Barry
Billy Gkidmore
Powter
Ed Bradley
Rube Gaddalent
Wichita
Kan
Griffith
Corkle
Wichita Palls
Dutch Evinger
Rainbows
Malnbups
Arey
Aldweil
Noa Palmer Quintanilla
Grasn
Mather Evinger
So Brat
Scandals Put Spotlight On Clubowners Over Relief Funds
The piece discusses major league players and minor leaguers seeking unemployment relief, including Ken Kelmnes and Johnny Herarding, highlighting how top salaries versus limited relief spark anger. It notes Cole with San Antonio and typical modest season earnings for new players, stressing finances for players with families.
Campaign of Education on Berardino and the Berardino Tithe
The piece argues baseball club officials must guide young players as thoroughly off the field as on it to avoid incidents that damage the game’s value. It praises St. Louis fans for supporting Berardino despite rough swings at the plate and notes 1940 changes. It predicts harsh remarks for Kellner over earning money by less ideal means amid economic hardship.
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Berardino
Attuelar
St. Louis
Uiere
Kellner
Ib Rans
Platron
Mimen
Barshall
Get It While You Can Warns Young Players
Bitter old-timers tell young ball players to beware rapid wealth and not squander earnings. The piece urges club owners to advise players on money, policy, and investments to avoid ruin, citing Berardino and others who mismanaged fortunes after short stints in pro baseball. It also notes minor leaguers need adequate pay to avoid relief reliance and fans would back such warnings.
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Ke Berardino
Berardine
Catch
Joe Glenn
Browns
Bobby Green Recovering After Brain Surgery
Bobby Green former San Antonio boxer is reported to be recovering quickly at Santa Rosa Hospital after a delicate brain operation aimed at easing motor dysfunction in his right hand. His family expresses cautious optimism, though he remains not entirely out of danger.
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Bobby Green
San Antonio
Ilee
Santa Tosa Hospital
Ile
Madigan protests income tax claim at treasury hearing
Edward P. Madigan, of Oakland, petitioned the tax appeals board to contest a treasury claim for 1948 income taxes amounting to 1038. He argued a Fordham University athletic association check of 80,224 was not income due to a commission of 21,650 paid to him by St Marys for 1934, and contended the 420,324 check from Fordham was not income for that year.
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Washington, Jan
Edward P. Madigan
Oakland
Cail
St. Mary's College
Tax Appeals Board
The
Treasury
Madigan
Fordham University Athletic Association
Bt. Mary's College
Tax Apperle Board
Fordham University
Fordham
New York
Bt. Marys
Aunphia Commission
Baylor defeats Texas A&M in rough 82 to 34 clash
Baylor dominates the game with a strong second half surge as Texas A&M struggles. Souter leads Baylor with key scoring while the Bears surge past their rival, posting a convincing victory on the road.
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Uasket Wall
iToeas A . Baylor
Boushern Methodist
Texas Axgies
Baylor
Rive
Baylor Ag
Dunn Applied Airey Recalls Unemployment Aid Controversy
Guy Airey, Miasetotis executive, recalls unemployment aid filings amid confusion over duplicate Dunn claim. He notes several Mission players and park staff reportedly received off-season aid while some applications alleged not to have reached local offices.
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Guy Airey
Miasetotis
Mee
Cecil “Dynembe” Dunn
Alethough
Lowa Browna
Missions
Bt. Laws
Mission
Sankon
Art Senarein
Tony Criwla
Habby Awitt
Wer
Mercy Montez
Clube Morseman
Glenn Says He Was Doing It for Church
Glenn, a resident of Dickson City, Pa, says he sought unemployment benefits in New York to help St Marys Polish Catholic Parish. He did not receive money yet and defends the move as a harmless aid to the church, noting a vow to donate any funds if received. Monsignor Szpianski calls his action a goodwill gesture.
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Glenn
Church Sgranton
Doc Glenn
Atocky
St. Louis Browth Jenteher
Paxeball
New York State
Dickeon City
Salt
Mary
Stanley Szpianski
Joe
Pennsylvania” Bureau
Two Share Honors in Jaycee Tourney
Warren Berselley and Floyd Covington shared joint honor in the monthly Jaycee golf tournament conducted by the junior chamber of commerce. Played Sunday, results included Beasalient Wad with Covington earning a close second. Otto Wertheim and Branntrue performed solidly, while Dr. Eagar O'Quien also posted a respectable score.
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Jaycee
Warren Berselley
Floyd Covington
Handiag
Chamber of Commerce
Beasalient
Covington
Otto Wertheim
Eagar O'Quien
Open Golf Ducats Sale Near Deadline For Texas Open
Director Rube Albaugh warns sale ends next Sunday night for season ducats at 2.75 with 1.10 and 1.65 ticket tiers. Open entries include pros Hu Carlson and Waldo Johnson, plus Wendland and others, while Bonnie Dinzle shoots a 3‑iron in windy Brackenridge Park practice.
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Rube Albaugh
Momdéay
Sonmere
Seach
Carlson
Waldo Jouhhinon
Hills
D. C
Moline
Townes Wendland
Lst
Rob Aland
Edie Dinzle
Brackenridge Park
Golf matches highlight Brackenridge Park event
Tee to Green notes Simmy Morgan returning from Hollywood to San Antonio for a Texas Open connection. Morgan set a new Riverside Park hole record with 1 under par 35. Riverside pro lapjar Linnray and Morgan posted 26 in a two-man event while Jerry Mett completed the threesome. Exhibitions at Brackenridge Park featured Wendland and Mene fee defeating Williford and Conta, and Buck Luce with Harvey Penick beating Brandt Jr. and Moore.
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Simmy Morgan
San Antonio
Hollywood
Riverside Park
Breakenridge Park
Lapjar Linnray
Jerry Mett
Baninte Wendland
Tod Meneffee
Hack Williford
Joe Conta
Buck Luce
Harvey Penick
Lee Brandt, Jr
Joe Moore
Bracktonridge Park
Wendland
Austin Die
Pentek
Luce
Amatews
Branrit
Moore
Brana
Brackenridge
Wroeland
Menetee
Covig
Williford
Tough To Be a C. of C. Boy in Florida
Satirical look at Florida chamber of commerce life and sun drenched towns. It lampoons cigar box personalities in the sunshine state, detailing mock roles of business leaders and the social machinery surrounding spring training with noted places and services.
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C. of C
Florida
Roe Gonsidine
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Allie
Pitfkens
Ality Hoy
Jacksonville Back in East Texas League
Jacksonville was restored to the East Texas League at a stormy meeting in Fort Worth. Officials failed to elect a president and adjourned until Sunday in Longview. Mosley, Jacksonville, and Morris of Port Worth each received four votes.
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Jackson van
Beans
Wag
Jacksonville
Lbs Fort
Longview
O. P. Mosley
Jacksonyilie
J. Walter Morris
Port Worth
Riggs Dominates to Win South Florida Tennis Meet
In Florida on January 29 Bobby Riggs, the nation's No. 1, defeated Henry Prusoif of Seattle in straight sets to win the South Florida winter meet. Riggs played impressively, gaining his first tourney victory of the season with a 6-2 final in the final.
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West Ranm Bhauh
Fla
Florida
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Riggs
Henry Prusoif
South Florida
Pupri
Ted
Stratton Ready to Hurl Again Says Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox pitcher Ted Lyons believes Monte Stratton can throw again despite the artificial leg. Lyons, entering his 18th season, recalls Stratton’s talent and notes he could likely be used in spots.
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Stratton
Ted Lyons
Vinton
Ta Dan
Monte Stratton
Chicago White Sox
Monte
Lycar
Lyons
Chisox
Roomematas
Hale Peter
Beranon
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Hainbows
Harry
Dutch
Rvinger
Jean Scott
Lea Aldwell
N. A Quintanilla
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Charles Armstrong
Hale
St. Mary’s U
Rattler Gym
Marvin Ahrens
Melvin Metho
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Oper
Ukely
J. W. Gallga
Tager Hall
Gilbert “Steinke
Peta Qraany
Maylor
Waco
Tosan Aggine
Azley Gullahl
J. le McNeil
Berens
T. Newman
W. J. Bolder
H. Rlee
J. Miller
Marley
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HA Hooper
M. Tucker
Errioc
Meyer
Mebeel Ietauetay
Abe Moore
W. McDonats
Gosevorps
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Mrs Alyem
Atle
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Kyneton
Sivin BP
Pd Minneswey
ALWSY
Elememtare
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Waa
Hisan Boat Co
Alex Miliinet
Kavinsus
Howard
Rand Prize
Weekly Dispatch
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Fern McManus
Ebert
Lord
Dreschtt
Woitt
Loshia
Go Gorth
Ast
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Cova-Cerg
Gleason
Haufier
Alf G. Haufier
Ale ED Hawfier
Beutler Hawfier
Land
Aca
C. Tenn Haar
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Balivy
Hickey
Ennee
Boiler Fest
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Thilounty League
al Pet
Srueger Motors
Randolph Field Officers
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Converey
Sandolph
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Pearser
Randulph
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Anton Wenz
Hannonin
Asia
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Heulley
Heufler
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Berville WI
Bervillea
Jay Thidgep
Creyye
Beovibe Trajany
Aurora
Harold Scherwitz
Antonio
Ken Kelmnes
Cleveland
Johnny Herarding
Hol Cole
Uncle Sam
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Cole
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WTA
Phonnlx
Nal
Kimbell Bunvister
Boardwestern Galf
Cumerty
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Airey
Winter Haven
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Romine
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