Barefoot football flourishes in Hawaii leagues
An account from the islands notes Hawaii’s population around 490000 buys substantial athletic gear yet relies on local talent for football. Hawaii hosts a thriving barefoot league with colleges and semi pro teams like the Polar Bears and Heatants, draws mainland interest, and features diverse players from Hawaii, China, Japan, and Portugal.
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Bob Considine
Honoldolu
Inn
Hawaii
Aloe
Secon
Carri Turon
Gildiman
BUC
Pnrk
State Rockne
Dave Kolimen
Ainland
Honolulu
Alvisiona
University of Hawai
Heatant
Polar Dears
Bejonge
University of San Diego
Denver
University of Fresneois
Columbia
Pacific Coast College
Polar Bears
Brooklyn ‘Dodgers
Jare Shattuck
Durant
Pny
Bob Topping
Dodgers
Doyle Nay
Doris Duke
Cromwells
Joes
May Start Amateurs in Texas Open on Tuesday
Texas golf announces a possible Tuesday start for local amateurs from San Antonio and nearby areas at Willow Springs. Tournament manager Reuben Albaugh says if entries exceed 190, amateurs may play early rounds to avoid Friday dawn chaos and darkness. Corcoran supports early rounds for better Tuesday starting times.
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San Antonio
Downf Owl
Texas
Reuben Albaugh
Albaugh
Willow Springs
Brackensidge York
Corcoran
Ager
PGA
Albough
Willow Springe
Reube Albough
Rube
Brackenridge Park
Jefferson Highs Upset Brackenridge In Overtime Thriller
Jefferson High’s boys clawed past Brackenridge 63 53 in a tense overtime finish after a late rally. Rivera led the rally scoring 17 with key free throws while Lanier pressed for a challenger’s run as the season nears its end.
McCormick Happy Over Big Salary Increase
Stockton report says outfielder Myron McCormick signed a UM contract and left the business office on Thursday pleased with a handsome raise and improved salary prospects. The article notes his satisfaction with the increase and reflects optimism about his future with the team.
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Stockton
Myron
McCormiick
Ghaiunail Teds
Businees
McCormick
Amateur Qualifiers Set for Pro-Am Event at Willow Springs
Amateurs entered in the pro am atour event February 6 began tying play Thursday at Willow Springs. Qualifiers to any or Friday may play without a greens fee, with usual charges for weekend play. If an amateur fails to qualify for the pre amateur, the $2 entry fee will be refunded.
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Willow Springs
Casa
Ina
Texas Christian University Beats North Texas State Teachers
Denton January 30. Texas Christian University defeated North Texas State Teachers College for the second time this season. Monroe led TCU with 17 points followed by Menefee and Noral Tris with 14 each as key scorers.
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North Texas
Denton
Texas Christm University
North Texas State Teachers Capers
Frogs
Eagles
Monroe
Menefee Lad Noril Tris
Cager Too Tall For Army Turned Down At Draft
Longmont California January 30. Tall high school basketball star Vern Taughlig, once all state, was rejected by Army examiners as too tall by nearly half an inch. He reported for physicals and was sent home after learning he stood just over six and a half feet.
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Longmont
Calo
Jan
Innly
Les Majors
Lad Vern Taughlig
Hin
Hoppe Remains Unbeaten In Cue Meet
Chicago January 30 Hoppe extended his impressive run in the three cushion world championship race defeating Irving Orars of Livonia North Carolina while matching fastest ever pace setting 55 minutes for a 12 inning win. He also crushed Len Kenney Chicago 32 points in the last 10 innings, continuing his string of victories as Allen Malb of Chicago and Otto Retselo of Paladetpus vie for first place alongside Bozrama of Vallejo and Lookabaugh of Chicago.
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Lanier
Alf
Rtlegan
Jeffs
Trun Behide
Cline
Tony Rivera
Cool Ny
Linthik
Mustangs
Bil Moffett
Jor Dank
Jefferso Sentry
Trist
Rodriguez
Rivera
Whittig
Camacho
Rothry
Catlon
Manel Gar UN
Mike Gargin
Dumkum
Jetta
Daukusa
Chigago
Willd Hoppe
Irving Orars
Livonia
N. C
Len Kenney
Chicago
Hopp
Casapmret
Grave
Clarence Incktow
Detcoit
Ubings
Hoppe
Fonight
Allen Malb
Otto Retselo
Paladetpus
Iny Bozrama
Vallejo
Calif
Ene
Rod
Hall
Lookevaigh
Jane
Braiaslags
Cinenew
Wortman
Vatkin Cane
Ste Rell
Runin
New York
Chivaze
Chammaca
Mexico City
Lewin
Thicago
Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Denton
Kansas City
Crane
Datroil
Workarty
Chiewell Ae Kenney
Puternan
St. Louis
Atternnon
Patrick On
Lerd Peterson
Aretip Titl Denton
Doe Haroe
Moriarty
Willie Fliapnex
Treire Crane
Alwyn Jult
Earle’ Locka Bnuith
Miler Manski Improves Form With Daily Sprint
Columbia Missouri January 30 1946 Yale sprint star turned miler John Manski improved through daily sprints after finishing poorly at an early race. Under coach Jack Matthews Manski rebuilt his technique and began a winning streak on Minnesota tracks and in major meets including Sugar Bowl and Boston races. He now trains on sprint and middle distance to sharpen speed for mile events and attracts family support to his rookie season progress.
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Columbia
Heye
Johm Manski
Missouri
Tiger
Princeton
Red
Minnesota
Boston
Biehle
Munaki
Attractig
Jer
New York
Wis Noaeh
Jack Matthews
Wilh
Lewiston
Mont Pougeter
Muneski
An Fort
Matthews
Tech to Play San Angeloes Tech to Play San Angelo
San Angelo schedule lists non district games against San Antonio Tech and others. Dates include September 27 at home and October dates through late November against teams such as Lubbock Sart Angelo and Big Spring with several travel games noted.
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San Angelo
Lalbatk
Pusehil
Wot
Worth
Tech
Antonio
San Angelo Bobcats
Lubbask and
Sart Angelo
San Antonio
Detroit and New York loom in tense hockey and baseball matchups
Unclear OCR reveals references to Detroit versus Tavera and American associations, plus names like Lenin and Tiliananolis, with scattered city mentions including Cleveland and New York. The text is fragmentary but signals upcoming games and associations in American sports scene.
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Tay Tyra
JESUS
Lextc
TiMladelemna Ss
Ttorshaya
Cleveland
Sasocineian
Miinensola St Lenin 2
Omalin
Puls &. Tongues
SHAS
Steiagvtes Tdetroit
Tavera
Wiengesht
New Fok Apied
Bane Anerlean
Jeanne Tiliananolis
Petlala Ammerigal Assacnation
Open Tourney at Lockhart Sets First Rounds
Open tourney underway in Lockhart with Prairie Len facing Lytten Springs in the Crsh tit at 7 30. Cockhart vs Maxwell headlines nightcap while local brackets show Luling tackling Lockhart Maxwell winner Friday. Other pairings include New Braunfels Smithville Kyle Begun Edison San Antonio San Marcos Tivyy Kerryville Port Lavern Austin Kenedy Barnel Shiner.
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Lockhart
Laird Amont
Eshoal Basket
Imi Lournament
Prairie Len
Lytten Springs
Cockhart
Mawell
Thnte Four
Trams
Pius Oling
Luling
Lockhart- Maxwell
Wriday
New Braunfels
Smithville
Kyle
Begun
Edison
San Antonio
San Marcos
Tivyy
Kerryille
Port Laynen
Austin
Kenedy
Barnel
Shiner
Aatalit Diasis
Clapton
Adistin
San Maureos
Y M C A Cagers Set Scoring Marks In Local League
Y M C A cagers show high scoring output with Joe Sanmartis and Andy Anderson posting big games. Anderson totalled 42 points for the Texas Chiropractic College Angels as they beat Crowley’s Feeds, surpassing Dormitory and Chirnselena leads in a busy two game night filled with standout performances.
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Joe San Martis
Edgar Tobin
Andy Anderson
Texas Chiropractic College Angels
Hawks
Crowley
Ser Mosiin
Durst
Sword
Rolind
Tylear
Frosh Bank
TEL Eo Aoeesa Berns Apgeretl
Bet
Bitineday & Pitney
Batley Sh OY Sadler
Chirnselena
Siongett
Churen
Foe
Chirae
Rienn
Turner
Berntignd
Barnes
Frost
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Smriet Unkle
Fang
Jefferson Hiyatafigs
Rarackonridm
Lanley Voks
Yousing
Winbeabee Mustangs
Jefferson Ye Agam
Jefferson Ls
Sielder
Brackenriige
Burbank
Arel
VieLoyfes
Wed
Nurbank
Brackenridge
Jefferson
Harlandile Titans
Firat
Sani Apmetaes
Tataia
Earmclipy
Detterman
Sond
Katie Binekentidne
Fe Cay
Willner Rat
Rian
Iz " Wilsan
Duron
Dacin
Hany
Anit
Cager
CnigageOubs
Boston Brave
Lincoln End
Haney
Burbank Vicksburg
Miss
Raacrenens
Neal Pate Mei
Ripley
Hing Feae
Sos
Miler Manski
SAN Angelans
Tce Hockey
Schenley
Schantay
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