High School Cage Schedule Opens with 24 Games
Austin March 6 Twenty four teams across Class AA A and B begin the 25th annual state high school basketball tournament Thursday. Class B opens with Mt Enterprise vs Sugarland and Stratford vs Prairie Valley NeCOia. Class A first round at 1pm includes Quitman vs Victoria and Baird vs Nor deltas, with City Divys Sidney Lanier of San Antonio. Semi finals and finals set for Friday Saturday. Lanier boys heated up with a 46 16 win over St Marys boosting season mark to 26 etc.
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San Antonio
Fragmentary Newspaper Snippet Across Regions and Figures
OCR reads scattered names and places including Minnesota Missouri Oklahoma and Denver with odd spellings and numbers. It mentions Hawkins, Burkley, Ambroge and other unclear entries. The fragmentary nature limits clear event or outcome details.
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Wabt
Dintelee
Brachien Naval Armed
Snow
Haverford
Jala Hawkins
Nincateagio Tvab
Sentinchea
Minnesota
Missouri
Oklahoma
Pena
Genteal
Toway
WHS
Burkley Fielt
Dot
Dot Wrrrew
Denver Ambroge
Layey
Ele
Finvlean Grohe
Bishop Sets Scoring Record In 46 Games At 1049
PUIEILANS Ore March IR) Fre's Music Makers Portland Independent basketball team defeated Gate Bishop the nation's high scorer 53 to 43. Bishop reached 1049 points in 46 games, though he scored only U1 points in the game. Big Red popular Lexington Ky Over 1 323 and people visited Mun o War at Jeffards-Riddle Parkway farms shown by guest book kept by Big Red's groom Will Mevent.
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Ore
March
Music Makers
Portland
Gate Bishop
Fort Lewis Warriors
Bishop
Big Red
Lexington
Jeffards-Riddle Parkway
Will Mevent
Prairie Lea Dominates Regional In Caged Tournament
Roundup from AUR Dallas March 1 describes Prairie Lea’s strong performance in the regional cage tourney. It highlights coaching guidance, standout players, and the team’s path through Class AA and Class A divisions toward Austin state finals, with praise for smaller towns rising in Texas interscholastic basketball history. The report notes Sidney Lanier of San Antonio as a regional opponent and recalls past champions from Lindale and other small towns as the era of three divisions began in 1842.
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Austin
Lexas
Tom
Texas Inter
Lindale
Cushing Att Cavey
Wrestling Night Promises Big Fights at Municipal Arena
The card features Strongbow facing the Red Devils in a three man rain event as Blitch, at five nine and 205 pounds, eyes the action. Bobby Maungoff defends against George Leni in the semi final while Plummer meets Jack McDonald and Frank Brant referees.
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Rassling
Rick Ditech
Wrul Hing
Bait
Bullen
Marvin Jones
Municipal
Red Devil
Blitch
Oklahoma
Strongbow
Bobby Maungoff
George Lenihat
Plummer
Jack McDonald
Brant Witt
Sunday Schools Defeat Hiphland in District Basket Game
Sunday School Athletics reports Sunday Schools MeMond Terrare Rethodiat ent Raptlet Ternate 4219 and Mekinin Avenue Methodiat beat Hiphland for Praahildrian AVIS Monday night in District No 3 4 senior basketball. A meeting of Ute association’s board of governors Jing bred ended 5 0 9 om. Tuer fing to discuss city barket ball may.
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Mekinin Avenue
Methodiat
Hiphland
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AVIS
Sunday School Athletic Association
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Om. Tuerfing
Kelly Sports Reach 2nd Round in Kelly Field Tourney
In the Kelly field tourney, Kelly Sports defeated Big Eiki 40 to 45 to advance. Other results included 32-27 and 26-23 wins as teams battled through the double elimination bracket. Holbrook scored 22 points for a lead tying effort, while Ray Horio powered the offense with strong rebounding.
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the Atom
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Iideats
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ADG
Kelly Field
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Holbrook
Mails Scar Rra
West Wertreda
Lourner Miotit
Baseball Men Keep Mum on Commissioner
Chicago March 6 A special meeting of the nominating committee for the baseball commissioner post left vacant by the death of Kenesaw Mountain Landis issued no names. Members said they will study candidates and eliminate unsuitable figures, with final recommendations going to the 16 presidents of the major leagues for selection.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Ludlaws
Donald UL. Barnes
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Landis
City softball league sets entry meeting and schedule
San Antonio Amateur Softball Association plans a Monday morning meeting on March 32 at City Hall to set tentative officers and entries. Softball league play begins Tuesday at San Pedro Park with games through Friday and each team allowed two games per week. Attendees include Randorwy’s Lab Medical School Moonglow Clinic Richter’s Bakery and Kelly Bledrighins among others with two tentative members from local churches.
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de Rumen Avork
Minionde Uite
An Hounest
Teunis
Randorwy's
Lab Medical School
Moonglow Clin Richter’. Bakery
Alana Jewelry
Brooke Reneral
Gaudalaye Community” Centre
Kelly Bledrighins
St. Girard'a
Arn Man Smylee
Nembars
Dodi Lela Ant Firat Rapyiat Chireh
Spring baseball rosters grow as camps open across West
San Francisco hotels bustle with Pacific Coast League activity as teams report for spring training. The Seals and Giants field veterans and newcomers while Oakland, Portland, and Sacramento prep at various sites. Notable names include Harrell, Drelaweard, and Neri, with contracts and signings shaping rosters as camps run through the week.
Racing Officials Loom Over Aataclavid Pres Mat Row
Horse racing debate spreads as McCreary and associates push for reforms amid wartime conditions. Washington talks target racing closures and emergency permits while industry leaders like Shimpacit and Goode face leadership shifts.
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Yeonaull Na Nla
Major Clubs Sign Players In Late Rush
Chicago March 6 INS Major league clubs rush to prepare for 1945 spring training with new signings. In the American League three teams added players as the White Sox lose players to service. Cubs sign a veteran and move to Frennh Lick Springs for drills while Red Sox add Lefty Judd. Athletics owner Connie Mack signs four pitchers. rosters show Washington 41 Cleveland 33 White Sox 8 St Louis 89 Philadelphia 33 New York 3 Boston 30.
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USC Cagers Edge Raiders In Open Nine Series Opener
USC cagers split a playoff series with Lani, narrowly winning 42-41 on a last second field goal. Gene Podlaseh made the decisive shot as time expired. Jon Craft led the losers with six baskets and four free throws for 16 points. Bill Key topped the winning side with 14 points.
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Granieri Finishes Eighth in Amarillo Tournament
San Antonio bowlers led by Granieri place eighth overall in the Amarillo event as singles results show Irwin Gore from Amarillo winning with 291. Elwood Moyer and John Summers, both from Amarillo and Dallas respectively, also posted high scores. Doubles honors go to George Jones of Tyler and Harry Marsh of Dallas with 224 and 643, while Kramske from Chicago appears to have finished out of the money.
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Paul Kramske
Fran Chicago
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Brackenridge Pari Weaners Golf to Hold Weekly Event
Women golfers meet for Brackenridge Pari Weaners weekly tournament at 10 am Wednesday on the park course. The club invites all interested players to join, as match play and membership drive highlighted. Bob Jones no longer competes in tournaments, but remains a notable figure connected to capital city golf.
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Ledford Leads Service Scoring With 408 Points
Ledford tops the service scoring chart with 408 points across 39 games, while Sam Houston center Sam Houston tallies 202 field goals and 94 free throws. Runner up is Hob Gerber Harmon General Hospital with 483 points, followed by Lersen McCloud Randolph 441 and George Buckosh Camp Wolters 429.
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Large Field for Olympics Assured
Laredo hosts the thirteenth Border Olympics with a large field of college stars and service teams. UT, A and M, Oklahoma A and M, Southwest Texas state, and teams from Randolph Field and Fort Sam Houston will compete in one division to chase records. Local high schools and many air fields join the robust field, promising a strong outdoor season opener on Friday night.
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Fleide
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Edison Signs For Olympics At Laredo Meet
Edison High School announced its Tuesday entry for the Border Olympics in Laredo. Coach Ray White listed Defvntte selections Teddy Giles Wesley Duecker Chazin Schreiber Quinton Atehey and Earl Graddort as part of the squad challenging Jefferson Mustangs to reclaim the schoolboy title. Other San Antonio Olympiads include Fattson detailing entries from Tech Brackenridge Alamo Heights Hollandele Burbayk and South San Antonio.
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Laredo
San Antonio
Jefferson Mustangs
Ray White
Defvntte
Teddy Giles
Wesley Duecker
Chazin Schreiber
Quinton Atehey
Earl Graddort
San Antonio Olympica
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Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Ring Upsets
A scrambled array of boxing bouts across cities shows fighters like Dusty Mown from Philadelphia and Patay Spatuvo of New York securing decisions or knockouts. The report lists numerous weights and venues including Philadelphia Washington Chicago and Boston with varied outcomes and notable ring actions.
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Dusty” Mown
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Rlsington
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Maine
Augie Lagan
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McDowell and Zivic Fight in Texas Bout
In Galveston on March 5 Cpl. Fritwel lic defends his Texas middleweight title against Wild Melowelaf of Dallas. Both contenders expected to weigh about 152 pounds with the bout set for 10 rounds. McDowell has trained here for over a week in preparation for the fight.
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Fritwel Lic
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Wil
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McDowell
Fans Protest Over LaSalle Decision At Coliseum Bout
In San Francisco on Monday night Kandy La Salle vs Jack Blair ended in a draw after referee Frankie Carter ruled the bout even at ten rounds amid fan protests. The Associated Press scorecard favored La Salle who scored two knockdowns in the later rounds while Blair battled through and was knocked down twice. boos and thrown programs followed the decision.
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la Salle
Jacke Blair
Los Angeles
Nighy
Frankie Carter
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Hogan Gloomy of Chances at Miami
Hogan, now in the Army Air Forces, eyes a return to golf at the Miami tournament after a six month layoff. He played in a convalescent exhibition and plans coaching returning veterans at the Biltmore Hospital while awaiting reassignment. He doubts he can walk 36 holes but aims for one to two over par, citing blisters and long time away from competition.
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Hamilton
Nelson
McSpecen
Miami Bitmore Country Club
Nagy Tops College Scoring Rush in Week of Ends
Akron's Fritz Nagy, star for Akron college, surged with 46 points in three games against Wooster and Westminster to overtake Washington State's Vince Hansen as the national leader in individual college basketball scoring. Hansen may regain top spot as Nagy’s season ends and late games are canceled. Other top scorers include Jack Perrault of Eastern Washington and Ernie Calverley and Dick Hole of Rhode Island State, with Calverley dropping to fourth after a 478 point season.
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Stark, Reinders On All American Team
Two Antonia men named to the All America trap shooting team selected by Sports Afield editor JI Robertan. Vic Reinders named captain and J. K. Stark also named to the team.
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