Texas Teams Prepare for National Cage Competition
Texas college teams head to national tournaments in March with Rice Institute to represent the Southwest in NCAA action in Kansas City March 20 21. Texas Wesleyan East Texas State and West Texas State coach Al Baggett lead the state in national intercollegiate play with Rice facing West Texas in a bid to crown the regional representative.
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Dallae
Texas
Paty
Rice Institute
Kansas City
Texas Wesleyan
East Texany State
al Baggeth
West Texas State
Texas Tech
Rice
J. W. St. Clair
Dallas
D. X. Bible
Uniersity of
Hub RecQuilton
Texas Christian University
NCAA
Tee Owls
New Orleans
West TeSas State
Border Conferente
West Texas
New York
Arkansas
Owls
Canyon
Tex
al Baggett
Local County Juniors Basketball Scores Report
Fragmented game notes show Central gym host as San Antonio St Anthony's edged by Trinity 83 but incomplete. Key scorers include Newman 17 and 7 for St Anthony's and Burra 10 for Central with McCullough 32 for another team in a separate division.
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Bexar
St Anthony's
San Antonio Afademy
Pamue
Central
Hame
Alm Helgi
Veacork
A. Tute
Tte
Cura
McCullough
Big Casting Meet Continues Amid War Plans
The national casting tournament scheduled for September 15 in San Antonio proceeds despite wartime conditions. Dr. High Warren, club president, said plans remain on track after a meeting at the Gunter hole. Three or four bids for the casting pool have been received as officers face re-election. nomination by the committee is final. Phi Goodrum, state biologist, will speak on wildlife conservation in wartime. Williams College announces cuts to spring athletic program due to war, reducing tennis to 13 matches and baseball to seven games.
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San Antonio
High Warren
Gunter Hole
Warren
Thers
Fred Manly
C. B. Sasser
Willard. Mahavier
Nathan Kaufman
Emry Garrett
Phi Goodrum
Williams
Williamstown
Mass
Wiliams
Sigemes
Albert V. Osterhout
Athetics
Lennis
Lanier Voks ready for state tourney despite late travel
Lanier High School coach Nemo Herrera said the Voks will bypass an early practice as they head to Austin for the Close state basketball tournament. The team, region seven champions, will depart Thursday at 2 p.m. for the Gregory Gym on the U.T. campus. Aransas Pass, 19 of 21 in the season, looms as a strong foe with Lampasas, Milby, and Sam Houston among top entrants.
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Nemo Herrera
Lanier High School
Voks
Austin
Aransas
Sam- Casas
University of ‘Texas
Gregory Gymnasium
Wi Ieave
Texas
Herrera
St. Mary's
Tyin Oer
Tre
Gregory Court
Santos Belton
Gilbert le Carrasco
Belton
Tony Rivera
Vokts
Ate
Lampasas
Milby
Sam Houston
Houston
i _ Huntington
Ceremony For Dead Daredevil At Alamé Stadium
The Alamé stadium thrill show mourns daredevil Tommy Martus who died after a flaming barrel stunt in St Louis. Supbroes honors Marcus, his close friend and employee, at each stop with a memorial lighted ceremony. Ace Lillard and Mickey Anderson replace him as the stars, while the rodeo continues with afternoon and night performances on Saturday.
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Rome
Larry Sinddrock
Alamé Stadium
Tommy Martus
Tormy
Distae
St Louis
Supbroes
Marcus
Sunbrock
Ace Lillard
Mickey Anderson
al Alamé Stadium
Women's Golf Winners Named in Willow Springs Tourneys
Readable results from Willow Springs and Fort Sam Houston tournaments crown Mrs. Barbee and Mrs. Pierce as top net winners with strong showings from Mrs. Browning Mrs. Denham and others in mixed flights. Formed play and club events featured a pre-tournament meeting at the San Antonio Country Club with several close matches and notable putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Barbee
He Sarbee
Willow Springs
Les Jarbee
Barbre
J. Ber
Kenneth Pierce
Fort Sam Tayston
San Antonio Country Club
Galt
Maten
Turedzy
Jodd Roe
George Paschal
Bob Lipscomb
Mra
BR Greshamt
Jack Catg Brat
Hi’ Philips
Mra I
Sax
Ayer
San Kone
Sam
Kone
Qlaud Denham
Charles Armstrong
Edna Lapham
Paul Henshaw
Mins Harriett Reed
Farly Wilson
W. B. Tupi
Dear McKeak
Hugh Aut
Bob Brewer
Afra Aok Bristol
Abbay
Charles Venatle
Afrs
Lam Relutte
EL Barsodi
Mvg
John Bennett
Mre
Luther Brows
Scott Morgan Bousha
D. F. Pittman
Lemos Kaynes Upsets Ray Limny In Lightweight Bout
Ritche Lemos a 14 year old from Los Angeles knocked out Ray Limny a top-rated lightweight from San Francisco in the sixth round of a one-round bout. The event drew about 4500 fans and ended Lemos second defeat as a professional fighter.
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Lemos Kaynes
Los Angeles
Ritche Lemos
Los ‘Angeles
Ray Limny
San Francisco
Calfernia
Liuing
Attention Touted For Widener Cap at Miami Race
In Miami on May 4 Market Wise faces Attention and other rivals in the $60,000 Widener Handicap. Jockeys and trainer Max Hirsch express confidence in Attention, noting his closing style and racing history. Entry Dit, not purely a sprinter, also has a chance, with uncertainty over post positions and competition.
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Miami
Fla
Mayen
Monty Pall
Capey
Hla i Leah Park
Parker
Widener
Market
Mrarie
Wood Morse
Roog Frank
Max Hirsch
Lrainer
Vinente
Jblind
Birgh Gale
Hell
Altunion
Belmont
Saratop
Wid Artington
Hirsch
Boo
Indianapolis Park Damaged by Fire at Victory Field
Fire at Victory Field damaged the 14,000-seat Indianapolis Indians stadium, destroying the concession stand and burning the roof behind home plate. Assistant Chief Roscoe McKinney cited $6000 in damage. the brick structure, built in 1981, is insured and will not delay the April 16 baseball season start.
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Indianapolis Park
Indianapolis
Victory Field
Indianapolis Indians
Iate
Roscoe McKinney
J&8
American Association
Aybert Schlenker
A A U Cage Tourney Opens in Dallas
In Dallas Texas A M and M Mustangs meet the Dallas Furnituremen in the fleet round of the Southwestern A A U basketball tournament. The defending champion M U will play under the banner of a Dallas clothing concern. Bi Henderson of Texas A and M plays for the Furniture team alongside North Texas Agricultural College players.
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Dalla
Southern Methodists Mustangs
Dallas Furnituremen
Danna
Dallas
Bi Henderson
Texas A
North Texan Agricultural College
NeighborKid Ends Belloise's Career After Brawl
New York scene reports neighbor kid Chester Rica, a Bronx amateur, provoked a wild six round slugfest with former world featherweight king Belloise. Referee halted in the seventh as Belloise announced his 10 year career ended. Rico, crying, said he was just trying to get by. Belloise sustained rib injuries and rare bouts since key losses.
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New York
Chester Rica
Bronx
Rica
Belloise
Rico
Mike
Fricolxe
Steve Balcolse
New York Boxing
Feather Welent Wing
Everett Ightmire
Roux City
Tows
Chicago
Joey Archbard
Providence
R21
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Texas
Toy
Red Hot City Meet Night Two Spurs Fast Times
Greg Rice predicts more records after indoor three mile time near 19 40 as he plans three or four more two mile races this winter and mentions Chicago and Cleveland meets in March. In Woodlawn gym Woodlawn Methodis meets Perpetual Help in city amateur basketball playoffs with Ramblers favorites to win and Freds Place facing Thirty-eighth Infantry in a late game.
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Ay Jackew York
Gregory Rice
Hla Ca Reer
Greg
Trever
Bath
Nile
Rice
Makl
Knights of Columbus
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
MAHON
Ageanlt and Battery
MacMitchell
Mac
Brisbane
Thame
Bany Janes
Woodlawn Gymnasium
Army
Y.mlc.a. Leavine
Alamo Jewelers
Fred
Woodlawn Methodis
Perpetual Help Athleticlub
Randolph Field
Army Loop
Dog Trials Showcase War Admiral and Lucky Strike
National field trials near halfway mark as War Admiral trained by Dr. Thomas Jones and Tarhellia's Lucky Strike owned by Gerald Livingston lead the way. Sixteen of 35 finalists, including Luminary and Wayalde Pat M, posted bids while others faded in later heats amid a strong field of pointers and setters.
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Grand Suncasuy
Enn
Merch
Tarhellia
Thomas Jones
Ghiergo
Gerald Livingston
Long Tatand
Yesterdasr Alternaany
Fle Gallery
AG. G. Lace
New ‘Tolk
Wayalde Pat M
Edehetdr
Coraiana
Texas
Vista
Io Susanna
Mr. Dudley
Greenville, Cy
Morcor Mimi
Georgia Tainter Wins Medal in South Atlantic Golf Qualifier
Georgia Tainter of Fargo North Dakota led the field in the South Atlantic championship qualifier at Ormond Beach Florida with a 42 39 card. She captured medal honors as she pursues success in five winter golf tournaments.
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Ormond Beach
Fin
Maren
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
N. D
Local Auction Roundup Skews Erratic From Fragmented Note
A fragmented OCR note from Cleve land Ohio mentions J G Gors owner of The Cavalier as seller candidate Raymond Hoagland of Cartersville in G2. It notes a courier entry by Sen Buck and Calvert of Wash with timing details and bogies referenced in unclear context.
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J. G. Gors
Cleveland
Ohio
Cavalier
Raymond Hoagland
Cartersville
Couran
Than Buck
Calvert
Heattie
Corsicana Cadets Win Donlevy Trap
Corsicana Cadets win the Donlevy Trap pentathlon at Corsicana field, scoring 170 points to lead 22 schools. Randolph field follows with 150, Vernon Primary 140, Garvey and Ellington tied at 120, as 90 percent participation is required for seeds. Next pentathlon is scheduled for May at a Gulf Coast program.
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Gulf Coast Air Corps
Coralic Rana Field
Randolph Field
Ield
Fork Worth
Innyon
Bombardiera
Houston
Vernon Primary
Garvey Field
Avalde
Ellington Field
Cliste
Hicka
Vernon Field
Corsicana
Ellington Bombardier
Slamstard
Phillipe
Brothers in Ring End in Technical Knockout
In Atlanta Tom Davis, 124 pounds, faced his 124-pound brother Dick Davis in a Southeastern Golden Gloves bout. Dick landed openings early but Tom dominated after the second round. Referee stopped the match in the third round as 15-year-old Dick sustained heavy blows, giving Tom the technical knockout win.
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Atlanta
Mateh
Tom
Dick Davis
Southeastern Golden Gloves
Canyon
Tyler and Lee Open NC Cage Playoff
Tyler College Apaches and Robert E Lee of Goose Creek will head the playoff for the Texas college basketball championship. First game at Goose Creek, second at Goose Creek, with a possible third in Huntsville. Dolin and Parleton withdrew from the playoff after demanding a tournament at Waco.
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College Station
Texas A
Texas
Rice
Arkansas
Baylor
Christan
Aggies
Esas
Southern Methodist
Heving
Tyler
le Che ‘Cyler College Apaches
Robert E. Lee
Goose Creek
Miller wins international tier championship sprint event
Shooting report from Kansas City shows Miller overtaking pacemaking Jonnie Sined to win the 100 target event with a total of 83 in the marathon style. Competition held across venues including Lovena and Ohio with other participants mentioned in fragmented notes.
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Kansas City
Phu Miller
Liew
Tha
Interalate Lovena
Millara
Aalula
Lo Ener Army Servic
Ahord
Lax Vowas
Nev
Miller
Jonnie- Sined
Itilinbors
Ohio
Browns' New Stock Subscribed In New Club Formation
SF March 4 Dem Barots president of the Gt Loyds Browns said the addition of common stock to the evnb rose from 2400 to 106000 shares and that most of the increase has been subscribed by current stockholders. He added a small board majority would hold the key interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Dem Barots
Gt. Loyds Browns
Evnb
Barnes
ABC Pinboys Strike and Win Pay Increase at ABC Meet
In Columbus Ohio the American Bowling Congress tournament faced a pinboys strike that delayed the start. After wage talks, the strike ended with a pay raise from 5 to 6 cents per game, allowing an average daily earning of about 84 dollars. Elyria’s five-man team Sheela led with 2752 pins for the opening day.
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Golumbus
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Keene
John W. Bricker
ABC
ffTounds Coliseum
New York Fight Results Reported Amid Mixed Scores
A scrambled boxing results column lists various contenders and scores with many garbled names. Despite the poor OCR, several entries reference New York fighters and outcomes, including coin toss style score notes and locations such as Los Angeles and Oslo. The piece reads like a fleeting, error-filled sports update with multiple uncertain figures.
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Yan
Gini
East Texas State
North Texas State
Bert Huffman
Trxag Tech
Athletic Cottneil
W. Tu Stanger
S.W
Pinal Basket Bank
T. Pts. Gps
Arkancas
SRO
Asa
Boutham Bethodier
Alepreason
Ops. Rice
fArkancan
Wexss
Purduer
Purdue
Lanier
Daredevil
Widener Cap
A.A.U. Cage
Greg Rice
Trasny
Trinity
P.A.C
Alaska Jewelery
CG. A
Jewelers
Tebe
Fere
Hill
Rill Chandler
Denny Myer
Roy Biles
Joy Alkire
Paints
Greg Rick
Alamo
MW. CG
Randolph
Alex de la Garza
Tito
Trejo
Wlonera
Virgil Robsbing
Boyd
Fults
Venton
Mller
Mller, Sise
du la Gare Byeuh
Arnold
A. Hodriguem
Scheldler
Trin- Aleziy
Rudy
Huebner
Audra
Behnnsander
Humpheeys
Atleete
T. M. Ca
Georgia
Tainter
Donlevy
Tom Davis Hayoes
Browns’ New Stock
New
York
Chester
New Fort
Angeles
Kochan
Akrat
Oslo
Stonneit Avele
Hirano
Hardabuce
Pete Ete Ladi
Newali
Anne
Claurit
Grady
Cthurst
Curt Couly
I. W. Warper
Harper
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