Signing of Cullenbine Nets Browns Spring Start
The St Louis Browns completed their player roster as Roy Cullenbine signed his 1941 contract after driving from Lakeland to San Antonio, joining a camp that also included pitchers split into two squads. The article notes other signings and early drills as both Browns and Red Sox set spring workouts with opening games slated for Saturday at Techfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis Browns
Roy Cullenbine
Culenbine
San Antonio
Lakeland
Pia
Cullenbine
Shane
Roberto Balatella
Don Barnes
Bill DeWitt
Boston
Pitman-Sullivan Park
Bebe Dahlgren
Meday
Buddy Hassett
Earl Averill
Conan Aahnny Caonny
Techfield
Fred Haney
Casey Stengel
Bree
Oltt
Henny
Cum
George McQuinn
Don Hefner
Jonny Berarding
Pang
Chuck Grevens
Johnny
Lucadello
Vernon Stephens
Alpin Strange
Van Dusen Retires as Racing Trainer After Record Loss
Clyde Van Dusen, longtime racing trainer, announces retirement following a string of poor performances and a failed bid to surpass a historic record. He plans to relocate to Kentucky, ending a career highlighted by 21 winters in the sport and a prior string of three straight victories.
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van Dusen
Angeles
Mavic Mangunte Lewis
B. Mayer Nootosh
Mie Eervices
Clyde van Dusen
Wack
Oyr
Abyele
Afttinge
Anila
Mayr
van Buren
Beestsea
Von
Wile
Kentucky
Guilierna
Inos Shigle
Playoff Opens For City Title In San Antonio Basketball
City amateur playoff action starts Monday at Woodlawn Gym with two opening games. The Host: Wendlnwn Methodists vs Tintorcup Mexican Orlstatan for the city championship, and Alamo Jewelers vs Sacre Heart runner-up ParisTeague in a second match. Favorites include the Jewelers and Methodists, with potential matchups against Henry's, Kdeer Tobin, Crooks club, and Zarane. Randolph field adds a second League rep when Ont Normoyle’s Fliers beat rivals Tuesday night.
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San Antonio
Woodlawn Gymndelia
Tren Hoapa Oars
Methodists
Astshtia Five
Uie
Alamo Jewelers
Olly Jeague
Clty King-plas
Sacre Heart Club
Parisly Teague
Dewelers
Vyes
SS Henry's
Kdeer Tobin
Crooks Diet
Zarane Elub
Thracian
Algus
Sentfinels
Ibent Port Arthur
Randolph Field
Normoyle
Randolp
Brooks
Catholic U Joins in De-emphasis on Athletics
Washington march 3 resignation of the football and basketball coaches at Catholic University triggers a policy shift toward de-emphasizing athletics. Dutch Beegan, director of athletics and head football coach, and Forrest G Fed Catton, basketball coach, resign effective June 1 as part of a broad change. Bergman cited a drastic change in the university’s athletic policy and said he sought the Notre Dame/Boston College style overhaul to align with new goals.
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Washington
Cathole University
Dutch Beegean
Athtetilcs
Forrest G
Fed" Catton
Bergman
Boston College
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Eimer Layden
Foothall
Sams Sl GU
Ted
Cotton
Hasket Bay
Suzarn
Training Camp Chatter Ridiculous Rumors and Rosters
A garbled training camp report lists players and numbers, with No. 15 mentioned for a Cardinal. It notes Moron Copper and feints toward arrivals, injuries, and lineups, mentioning Maya Overdue, Bake Breaklyn partners, and several teams including Brooklyn and Philadelphia Athletics, with scattered names and unsettled outcomes.
Latin American Cage Title to 8 A Quintet
Houston March 1 Bay Antonio completed the state basketball title victory over Galveston Juavex club by 26 to 7. Bay Antonio lineup included Wily Tohany Golns and Joe Rexivigues in key roles as Lulaea in charge. Final game closed the tournament with a dramatic finish as Moule pak provided late drama.
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Houston
Latin-American Basket
Bay Antonio
Lulaea
Aharge
Bay
West Texas New Mexico League opens schedule April 22
Borger Texas hosts opening day as the West Texas New Mexico league unveils a 140 game schedule on April 22 with matchups including Pecos at Borger Amarillo at Gravis Big Spring at Wichita Falls and Lubbock at Lamesa. A North South all star game is set for July 2 with Borger awarded the pennant. Board approved Odessa franchise sale to Big Boring and 54 percent of Pampa stock sale to Grover Sikes Jr. Gordon Nell named Borger playing manager.
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Borger
Tex
Mate
Adams Finishes Five From Conference Scoring Record
Johnny Adams led Arkansas with 39 points as SMU's tight defense limited him to near but not his best. The Razorbacks beat Baylor 44 32 and set a season scoring total of 646 in conference play, chasing a former record of 710 set by Hub Kirkpatrick in 1908 as they prepare for Texas A&M.
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Johnny Adams
Sale & New
Lana
Trent
Southern Methodist
Walkur Keith
Rusty Baccus
Johnny Beneck
Arkansas
Jack
Adams
Hub Kirkpatelok
Baylor
Texas-A
M Contes
Austin
Asnime
Aupsing
Kinney
Cross of Rise
TiEtje Granted Release By Missions In Hasty Move
Len Tiells a right handed pitcher has been released by the San Antonio Missions. Wing President Guy Alves stated Tiells may seek a post 25 manager role with another club. Marty McManus of the Missions will arrive in San Antonio from St. Louis. The Mission camp at San Antonio opens March 3.
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Len Tiells
San Antonio Missions
Guy Alves
Local Hockey Scores Mixed Across Early Games
Fragmentary lines show several teams with varying results including Detroit and Chicago matchups. Names and places are garbled, but scores indicate a busy start to the hockey listing with several 2 to 4 point outcomes and multiple city references.
Thomason Returns as Aggies Shot Putter at San Antonio Meet
The Texas A&M track squad welcomes Jim Thomason back as the shot putter after last season’s strong showings. Thomason, a powerful all conference performer, tossed the 16 pound implement beyond 46 feet at the conference meet in San Antonio. Other Aggies expected to compete include Baya Smith and Homer Norlan, with coach Rollins listing entries for the 440 yard relay and sprints as the squad gears up for the all star collegiate event.
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Jim ‘Thomason
Jon Keimbragts
Merton Y Pueh
Texas Aggie Hall- Eartiers
Alamo Stadia
Shadl
Atvapture
Falmers
Southwest
Las
Ags
San Antonio
Meel Babar
Randy M. Tenn
University of Texan
North
Fexastate Tenaleva College
Southwest Texas
Howard Bayna
Epub Texan
Thomsen
Meri
Alayrq
Baya” Smith
Ooi
Homer Norlan
Bove
Manny
Aamsele
Laud Kellam
Toi Jaw
Knight
Johnston
Bucek
ryyn—Hepadorson
Donnston
Henderson
Ray
Watkins
Wadkins
Johnstom
le Vall
Ricks
Watins
Ant
Discug
Bycek
Rollins
Iha
Talo
Henderson Wan
Houaton
Hinpek
Hefors
Antonia Tane
Q Hla
Schoo Xtar
Laird
Bees Fans Back At Pitman Sullivan Park
Sportlights recalls a Sunday crowd at Pitman Sullivan Park as the Boston Bees open their field for workers, with fan chatter about field conditions and preparations. The piece notes ex-players, writers, and a sense the future park improvements may draw interest from National League clubs.
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Pitman-Sullivan Park
Boston Bees
Aggies to Meet Javelins in Early Season Clash at Alamo Stadium
Reports from Texas talk of an early season football showdown between the Aggies and the Javelins of Texas College of Arts and Industries at Alamo Stadium. The piece notes projected profits, guarantees, and fan interest, with mentions of Washington State College and other teams as context.
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S A
Aggies
Jovlyall
Alamo Stadium
Uys Texas Agetes
Texas College of Arts and, Industries
NeHville
Umoti
Antonio
Washington State College
Droenhor
Two cRaMer
Ags
Davelinax
Roadwest
Pete Layden
Feathal
Temple Cup Stays In L A With Olmos Match
Temples and San Antonians battled for the Temple Cup at Olmos courts. Joan Brauvach ap Paschil Walthall of San Antonio advanced to defend against Fred Rovay and 3. B. Adoye of Dating. The San Antonians nearly gained possession in a tense Sunday clash.
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Victavians
Gorpys Chrishl
Olmos Courts
Joan Brauvach
Paschil Walthall
San Antonio
Fred Rovay
B. Adoye
Splovalip
Frank Whitehart
Ivy Leg Daty
Baty
Whitenust
Polnlary
Walltiall
Bimelech to be retired from racing plans loom
Lexington reports that the horse Bimelech from Co. E.R. Frug’s stable is retired from the Widener stake prospects. Spokesman Ollie Gentry of Idle Hour Farm says the colt will be shipped home for rest, with owners Bradley and Arydtoy’s Idle Hour team weighing options for a future in milking and racing.
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Lexington
Marah
Bimelech
E.R. Frugles
Halen Batti Dey
Hradtoy Tavma
Bimelech Will
Rene
Olli Gentry
Arydttoy
Idle Hour
Bradley
All-Star Blazis Rates Football as Top Sport
New York reports on Al Horie and Blazis as leading sports figures with mixed notes on football and track. The piece highlights Blazis height and long throws, mentions Georgetown’s Georgetown fresimintz, and cites rivals like Torrance, Addet, and Montows among others while detailing attempts at records and upcoming events at Garden Square.
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All-Star Blazis
New York
al Horie
Foaks Hall
Geongetawan University
Snay Jack ‘Torrance
Norway
Blazis
Rleasw
Martian Square Garden
Sale Bigafs
Bhosle
Randy
Two Kangaroos Two Pigs Big Halbert Boots
Canyon texts describe a rough match featuring Halbert and others at West Texas State, where two kangaroos and two pigs figures appear among early notes. The piece mentions a tournament and several players Sam, Keely, and Andie Ali? in relation to the Nattional tournament.
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Big Halbert
Canyon
Kopens Olky Maret
Biden
Lwakanga
Cowboy Hocks
Halbert Didi
Texas State
College
Denen Bath Ham
KeEy Jfiry
Table Tennis Titles 10 S A San Antonio Winners
San Antonio hosts the Texasetro Wohde Tenis association tournament with four prizes. Don Golfbeck and Marjorie Wilcox win mixed doubles and Mrs Dorothy McCarthy captures women’s singles. McCarley defeats Wilcox in singles, and McCarley with Puccio win women’s doubles. Open to US players with Texas region focus. Organizers name 1943 plans and board members.
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San Antonio
Texas Etrte Wohde ‘Tenis Association
Bort Worth
Angelinh Preda
Houston
Aliss Whleos
Goldbeck
Trufus Chericlon
McCar
Jey
Miss Puccio
Miss Wilcox
Morteon Rank
Ban Agketan
I Jules
Sacks
St. Touts Way
Cool New
Memphis
Tenn
Baputlayan
Lake Charles
Miravleton
Bobby Amrath
Fauston
Zeek Akin
Dallas
Bau Aton
United States
Tie Cogert Vista
Texas
Andie McCarley
Rufus Chariton
Touston
Marjorie Wuesx
Olin Jeser
Bap Antonio
Eddie Goabel
Wubyiatty Eimlyman
Curtis Clerk
Corpsy Christ
Travis Guest
Port Wart
Chart Too
Dank Abin
Henry Quemg
Baz AtoNo
Exhibition Notes Several Names and Venues Mentioned
Fragmented OCR lists exhibition mentions and names including Batterien Aubhelh Lolentn O'Dool ematt Tiehvank and Bronty with places such as Anaheim Calitis and Brattle PC. Details are garbled but indicate a local show with multiple participants and venues. The readable items imply a stacked schedule or roster for an exhibition event.
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Grace
Jon Grace
St. Tonie
Browns
Pitman-Autlivan
Dis
Rhscore
Che
Alaing Stadium
Batlor Bil
Powel
Alva Dave “Ry
Njant
Clist Ross
Max West
Onis
Ross
Weat
Searsboard
Lous
Buddy" Gremp
Stengel
Grenp
Haserpan
Te Bear
Bubs Daligren
LVES
Wall Witry
Catholic U
Batmaster
Charley DeWitt Jr
Rip Radcliff
St. Louis Browns
Pyvsa
St. Pelerature
Tans Cardinala
Branch Ritkey
Huun
Carpus
Baalhens
Matarer Merty
Sui Don
Bern
Jurgea
Delpala
Panatada
Collf
Ita the
Wit
Cage White Hox
Phioce
Mike Kroeschen
Gtar
Maya
Solzlime Awa
Ean Heywardinn
Calif
Chipw
Patxars
Tate Tahun E
Exacramen
Annticipations
Hoy Kotte
Manly Drowk
Tomnd
Abou
Brooklyn
Boas Hind
Tedoratinirg
Fin
Dixie Parsing
Ranchc
Arian
Toteatt Tigers
Gamarte Villa
Telda Rocentiss
Nowel Ime
Saensota
Cronin
Ted Williacna
Anabelin
Caltt
Lee
Connin Mack
Philadelphia
St. Polerehwrg
Ita
Thyw WeCarthy
Tietje
Cans
Datroit
Bonya
Chicago
Gisauim
Reavaunal
Philatelnhis
Clevelang
Bese
Noy Titvisea
Her Arnt Gan Association
Cayfhoge Tan
Rte
RADA
Jim Thomason
Shot Putter
Sportlights
Harold Scherwitz
the Light
Bees
Mr. Fan
Weil
Roe Minuet
Quinn
Cain
Morida
Mme
Beiay
Bestan
Fant
Stangel
Afl Rvight
Hoaten
Roy
Aroun
Ak Charlny
B.S. Motedy
Willian Mullee" Roberts
Washington State
Browtty Road
Tanith Tin
Temple Cup
L.A
Natange
Tha
Isdepoyiard
Georgetown Fresimintz
Aptives Koights
Columbus
Anttet
Sava Bloais
Dors Shain
Nhasis
Blozis
Miers
Waller ‘Nell
Walecott
Allan
Faimich
Bolt
Vauller
Montows
Alessa
L Blokis
S.A
Prutry Manenay
Bronty
Batterien
Aubhelh
Lolentn
Adumna
Hadny
O'Doolematt Tiehvank
Jaud Biranies
Anaheim
Glenmore
Ried Ees
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