Randolph and Southwestern Here Nov 18
Randolph and Southwestern are slated to clash at Alamo Stadium on November 18, billed as a major Texas football showcase. The event, announced by Chamber of Commerce football committee chair Car C Krueger, features bowl pedigree squads and a night game with other top matchups planned around the Alamo stadium slate.
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All Star Grid Game Set For August 30 At Northwestern
Chicago sponsors announce the seventh annual all star football game to be played at Dyche Stadium Evanston during the night of August 30. Proceeds go to charity with the Chicago Bears facing top collegiate stars and undergraduates may participate. profits last year topped 66000 with splits for Army Air Force relief and Chicago service centers.
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Betz Faces Unsteady Ground in Detroit Tennis Trials
In Detroit on June 13, defending champion Paulie Betz of Los Angeles fought to reach the final berths in the national clay court championships. Betz, hampered by a shoulder, saved third seed Dorothy May Bundy and survived a tough match as other notable players like Doris Hart and Shirley Fry advanced. The men’s division saw top seeds Segura and Talbert win to set quarterfinals, with fellow Michigan players advancing in a field crowded with national contenders.
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Nelson Favorite In Wykagyl Golf
Nelson from Toledo opens as 9 4 1 favorite at the 72 hole Red Cross golf tournament in New Rochelle. Pro stars and top amateurs compete through Sunday with $2666 prize and $13,495 purse in a field including Sarazen, Spaden, Gheezi, and Parrell plus amateur standouts.
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White Decorated In Pacific Action With Little Beavers
Lieutenant Byron R Whizzer White, famed football star and former All American, received a Bronze Star for gallant service aboard the American pre- destroyer in the South Pacific. He joined the squadron in November after the hard work was completed. The Little Beavers destroyed enemy bases five times and repelled two Japanese air attacks last fall and winter.
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Browns Release Veteran Demaree
St. Louis Browns president Bill DeWitt announced the unconditional release of veteran outfielder Demaree, 35, from the roster. The move leaves the Browns at 25 players, with Wedgeway as agent at signing time before spring training.
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De Correvont Weds Former Classmate
De Correvont, once a top high school football star, married Wednesday. A chief petty officer in the navy stationed at Norfolk, Virginia, he wed Dorothy Legorio, a high school classmate. The note also mentions Peter Ridle Trannick of the New York Giants and Stephenson connected to a Crafts player in a scrambled context.
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Shine
Parker and Co Chase New York Sights Before AAU Meet
Texas coach Barlow Irvin and track prodigy Charley Parker toured Manhattan sights from Penn Station to Times Square before the national AAU meet at Randall's Island. Parker, famed for his 9.5 dash, joked about navigating the subway with his start improving wooden block and eyed the looming competition from college athletes.
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L A. Boys Chase National Track Glory in New York
San Antonio youth sprinters Charley Parker and August Erfurth, top high school athletes, head to the national AAA meet in New York City next weekend to face WenA Wen and Song Day contenders. Civic groups and local clubs rally support as Jefferson High coach Marvin Bates Irvin leads the undefeated stars on a goodwill trip, with a stop at the Paramount Hotel in New York.
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L.A. Black Missions Top Giants 7-3 At Tech Field
The L A Black Missions defeated the Giants 7-3 in a baseball game at Tech Field on Wednesday. Missions built a 4-0 lead in the first, added a run in the sixth, and brought home two more in the eighth. Giants scored all three runs in the ninth, with leaders including Uitte and Trang among the standout performers.
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Pat Ankenman Goes to Montreal Club
Montreal acquired three baseball players including Infielder Pat Ankenman from the Brooklyn Doggers for tab and gelling Rookie Pitcher Jack Franklin and Outfielder El Radke from St Paul on option. The moves were announced Thursday in Montreal.
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American Associatid
Glen Garden Golf To Have Big Feld
Fort Worth sports brief notes the 15th Glen Garden invitation golf tournament will feature a star field. Ninety entrants were listed with more expected as the event approaches Thursday.
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Ex Track Champion Missing in Action
LOS ANGELES June 1 D Lieut Ross L Hush co holder of the national high school interscholastic half mile record with a 1 344 mark set at Chicago in 1803 has been reported missing after a mission over Austria his wife said she learned Wednesday Bush thrice decorated aerial navigator has been missing since April 12 and thus never learned that his mark had been tied by Bob Chambers at Los Gatos Cal only a week ago Bush set the mark while romping for Sunset High school of Dallas Texas In college Leach competition Bush held the Pacific Coast conference tile in 1937 when he competed for U A and still holds the Trojan record of 523 Rio International Argus Castleberry winner Fowsen Ows evecae Se Boe Alytheville Atk Line 1Satone Vlne 3050Mi-Aviesion Cadet Clint Castleber Huttalo 22 rg former Georgia Tech 4ll-Southeieenester ae eastern back used his grid tactics Tach ue on an elusive foe and lashed in He Stracusa copoped a 25 prize by pinning down EWA Wedsesuns esunee a greased pig with a flying tackle All cames portraited in an army air fight contest
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Sussex handicap at Delaware Park dominates weekend racing
At Delaware Park the $16,000-added Puree highlights a crowded Sussex Handicap field. Prominent entrants include Greentree stables Famous Victory and Eye For Eye, while Apache and Bovauet also figure in the top fray. A separate note reports jockey Jockey John Gilbert injured in a Bay Meadows spill, with details of the crash and hospital condition.
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Local Softball League Play Parade Amid Weather Delays
Wednesday softball league action faced weather delays with matches featuring Major B division clubs at San Terry Park. Dodd field saw strong hitting led by Dodd, while other teams including Swift, Zeal, and Riverside Methodist reported varied outcomes. Upcoming Thursday games include Fort Sam Houston WACS Jr. and Camp Stanley girls teams with planned Sunday School Athletic Association matchups.
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Morton to Help Coach LSU Football
Baton Rouge reports June 1 announces PJ Artin Wy "Stick" Morton, a former LSU football star, appointed assistant football coach at LSU. The move is confirmed by head coach Berle Moore.
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Stick” Morton
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