Hogan Wins Phoenix Open to Lead Money Race
William Hogan captures the Phoenix Open title with a 68 after a 3 under par 68 at Phoenix Country Club, beating Herman Keiser by two strokes who takes second prize. Hogan leads the tour money list with 4675, ahead of Byron Nelson and others as they prep for Tucson Open.
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Whornls
Ale
Willian Benjamin Hogan
Tucson
Ariz
Hershey
Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Byron Nelson
Golf stars headlined for Bracken Ridge event list
A PGA list of 74 golfers sent to Sam Goldfarb shows most of the top pros will skip the Tucson open to play in the Texas open at Bracken Ridge Park February 7 10. Included are Bud Ward Frank Stranahan Fred Haas Ben Hogan and many others along with noted amateurs and South American players.
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Arizona
Brackenridge’ Park
Sam Goldfarb
PGA
Fred Corcoran
Bud Ward
Frank Stranahan
Fred Haas
R Td Bishop
Mario Gonzales
Ben Hogan
Lloyd
Ray Mangram
Toney Penna
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Jimmy Hines
Johnny Hevolta
Leland Gibson
Herman Kelser
Sammy Byrd
Jag McSpaden
Vic Ghenzi
Lawson Little
Howe
Corcoran
Bob Mamilton
Leonard Dodson
Henry Ransom
Ed Furgol
Herman Barron
Kim Perrier
Jor Zarhardt
Johnny Geertsen
Dick Mets
Johnny Bulla
al Zimmereman
Jin Turnesa
Chandler Harper
Jimmy Demaret
Willie Goggin
Ellaworth Vines
George Sehneiter
Newt Bassler
Charles Klan
Les Kennedy
Barney Clark
Bud Williamson
Emery Zimmerman
Johnny Geort
Ralph Guidahl
Alamo League A Contests Highlight Tuesday Schedule
In the Alamo League A schedule two athlettes are carded for Tuesday as Peacock defeats Alana Melehta Munik 10 to IR. Woodlawn hosts Motley for late afternoon play at 4 50 while Burbank meets Lanter at same time. Multiple player notes include Melehty, Adofontnd, and Burgin among others with county fummier conference standings.
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Ofelock
Macaday
Alama Teague
Ieee
Brackenridge
Orwan
Peacock
Alana Melehta Munik
Woodlawn
Kurkholdort
Wiehe
Horta
Menin
Chadwell
Niewen
Kirn
Moyrly
Garcia
Nisthamer
Sponner
McCarthy
Edgewood Faces Charlotte In District 6B Preview Tilt
Edgewood meets Charlotte Fligh School in a preliminary game at Charlotte on Tuesday as part of the District 6B tournament at Lytie. Winner advances to the winners' bracket in the meet, the second of three to decide the G5-B champion. Edgewood won the opening tournament at Jourdan ton two weeks ago.
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Edgewood
Edgewood Red Rattlers
Charlotte Fligh School
Charlotte
Lytie
Edgewood-Charlotte
Tidgewood
Jourdan Ton
Lille Mower Sodality to Play Central Catholic B Team
The Lille Mower Sodality of the Parish league will face Central Catholic B team in a 3 PM preliminary at G45, preceding the Central Button-Tech Bull game set for the rental gym at Al Welock.
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Lille Mower Sodality
Central Catholic
al Welock
Sommers Names Carter Sommers Aide as Latimer Leads Chamber Sports Panel
The San Antonio chamber of commerce sports committee expands with Carter Sommers as vice chairman elected by the steering committee. O E Latimer remains general chairman while Kellam leads projects and Maggard finances. A large list of new sports committee members joins as plans begin for a June 28 29 track carnival at Alamo Stadium with night and afternoon sessions and AAA approval sought.
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San Antonio
Carter Sommers
Chamber
Sommers
O. E
Ozzie" Latimer
Claud H. Kellam
George Maggard
Fred Weston
Erich Pohl
James P. Hollers
J. E. Siebert
Frank Hitter
Carl Stramberger
Charles D. Treuter Jr
Leon 6 Goodman
Robert E. Hartong
Aubrey NM
Cline
Leonard Hensley
W. G. Cunningham
Winchester Kelso
George P. Me. Cracken
Marvin Kennedy
T. B. Montgomery
O. J. van Horn
AAA
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas
AAU
Alamo Stadium
Notre Dame N. Y. Garden tickets sell out in hours
Roundup notes rapid ticket sales for the Notre Dame N. Y. Garden game with 3800 seats gone within two hours as the event nears. Other items include Kenny Jastraw’s discharge, 2000-seat Held House project, and various college sports movements and personnel updates.
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Notre Dame
Hank Greenberg
Petroit
Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
Dolly Stark
Buy Andrews
University of Texas
Miami
Fin
Wallace
Red
Razorbacks add Howard Hughes and others for sprint drive
Fayetteville reports Arkansas enters a grueling six games in nine days with reinforcements from the second semester. Howard Hughes, a former all state forward, joins Harry Carter and John Hoffman to bolster the Razorbacks as they face SMU Rice and TCU in upcoming clashes. Cant. Leroy Paseo of TCU suffers a back injury in practice overshadowing a key showdown with Baylor.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Parker
Howard Hughes
Little Rock
Alabama U
Hughes
Camp Hood
Texas
Dorkers
Ttle
Harry Carter
Arkansas
John Hoffman
Southern
Methodist
Rice
Texas Christian
Leroy Paseo
T. CG. U
Texas University
Pasco
Frogs
Baylor Bears
Waco
YMCA League Clash Sparks City Tourney Night
YMCA league action headline in Trinity region notes a rescheduled game with YMCA A team and Independents facing postposed matchups. The card lists players Cardona De Toros Rivera and Hen 7 among others with standings and team rosters for a Feb 28 event.
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YMCA
Taxi Trowneed
Independents
Trinity Suaiveyil
Trinity
Ee Ymca
Postnen
Pearthor Notlvee
Wil Race
Ynca An
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Tenving
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Menivides
Rivera
Ma Hings
Damn
Rist
Ganaman
Barrien
Endienendents
nay—Mitchell
Nai Ginny
Larne
Satan Fach
Bendaln
Kaley Bell
Various college and military teams score in expansive meet list
A long OCR fragment lists scores for many colleges and military units across multiple games and venues. Notable entries include Floyd Bennett Naval Air Station 42 over Rooth Kentucky 54, West Virginia 41, and Washington University St Louis 46, with others mentioning Morehead State 60 and Fort Sheridan 80 among a scattered set of results and locations. The text resembles a round robin score roundup or standings snippet from an old era with numerous misspellings and fragmentary team names.
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Jeyvin Abncenrich
Whig Leland
Floyd Bennett Naval Air Station
Rooth—Kentucky
Georyis Tech
Fairmont State
Salem
Alderson-Hroaddus
West Virginia
Westovan US
Kentucky Blaze
Iowa
Minnesota
Eartha
Ball State
Vutnaraisa
Can Ral
Oakateous
Jawa
Yorks
Doane Rely
Wabaat
Chance Nave
Camp Atterbury
REE No
Fort Sheridan
Camm
Gaintan Aa
Bouthweat
New Mewlea
St. Mary's U Basketball Faces Tom Cat Cafe in City League
After a week off for midterm exams the St. Mary's University basketball team meets Tom Cat Cafe at 8 p m Tuesday in the St. Mary's gym in a City league contest.
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St. Mary's U
Tom Cat Cafe
St. Mary's Gym
Jaycees Golf Dinner Set For February 6
The Junior Chamber of Commerce prepares its annual pre tournament banquet for Texas Open golfers on Wednesday night February 6. Chairman Russell Meyer and committee members Bob Hosea Mack Feder Joe Ward and Lew Birkinn organize the program likely at the Menger Hotel.
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Commitrce
Russell Meyer
Jaycees’ Sports Committee
Bob Hosea
Mack Feder
Joe Ward
Lew Birkinn
Menger Hotel
Miami Tennis Championship Opens With Upsets and Tight Matches
The University of Miami championship draw saw MIAN Wig. Jan. 3 advance to the next round after swift wins over Rancho Segura and other Miami opponents. Notable results include Wig. Jan. 3 defeating Seu Genet 8-6 8-1 and Buell 8-0 5-2, while Miley of Miami upset Hob Edwards 6-0 6-0. In the women's division Laura Lou Jahn of Florida State beat Isabel Goodwin of Miami, with top seed Byd Talbert entering action against Garver and other Miami competitors as the field narrows.
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Mian
Jan
Rancho Segura
Miami
Downer Hob Edwards
Laura Lou Jahn
Florida
Maurice Gerard
Daytona Beach
Avgentina
Alelo Aiyeaelt Metly
L. Washburn
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Jack Powell
Joe Antonio
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New York Pro Giants
Herman Steiner
Los Angeles
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Lloyd Nolan
William Eythe
Montgomery
Donna Reed
Doygnetas Mirthicontedyt
Fred, Nuc Murray
Humphrey Bogart
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Ingrid Bergman
ST. Mary's
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Albutt & Coelelin
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Optelin
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Betty Hutton
Duffy's Tavern
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John Hodiak
Ray Bolger
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Decca Records
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Dick Haymes
Chopin
Rere Rey
Carmen Cavallaro
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Los Angeles Philharmonic
Harry Kaufman
Record Shop
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Tommy Doracy
Benny Goodman
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Fredericksburg
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