State Junior Meet Highlighted by Top Golf Prospects
San Antonio hosts major golf events this summer with dates announced for three tournaments. Brackenridge Park hosts the state Junior Classic July 16 22, Willow Springs stages the city amateur tourney June 27 July 1 and Brackenridge hosts the city public links championship April 30 June 4. Notable entrants include Jock Lee Don Schumacher Willie Maguire Jr Jack Cameron Fred Boracdi Louis Nowlin Ray Hill and more. The city public links event at Brackenridge July 15 14 aims to draw over 150 players with proceeds supporting the state tourney travel to Portland Oregon August 5.
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Felix M'Snight
San Antonio
Murray Brooks
Brackenridge Park
Guy Randolph
Willow Springs
Hox
Brackenridge
Brackenridge Parks
Jock Lee
Orange
Don Schumacher
Dallas
Tsarels
Willie Maguire Jr
Houston
Jackien Cameron
Gene Barazen
Johnnie Dawson
Houston Country Club
Dawson
Fred Boracdi
Louis Nowlin
Texas
Ray Hill
Gus Moreland
Halbert Grumbles
Lonnie Woodland
Tom Lawrence
Rufus King Jr
Wichita Falls
Releigh White
Temple
Billy Barton
Mercedes
Rice Institute
Wiliid Connally
Ted Parks
Austin
Portland
Ore
White Schuble and Stone in Tiger Camp
The Detroit Tigers hold sunlit training at Tech Field on the sixth day of drills with Jonathan Stove Joyner White Meine Schuble reporting for duty. Absences include Harry Davis Billy Ahlers Earl Webb Ervin Fox Frank Doljack Harris and others expected by 10 30 Wednesday. Rehab of the green mail experiment progresses as fans grow, Coral Walker among the outfielders watching workouts.
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Detroit Tigers
Tech Field
Na Bucky Hacely
Jonathan Stove
Joyner White
Meine
Schuble
Inflelcdera Charity Gebvinger
Marvin Owen
Bill Rogell
Whem
Paseran
Harry Davis
Billy Ahlel
Earl Webb
Ervin Fox
Frank Doljock
Harris
del Backer
Wish Baan
Green Mail
Railbirds
Coral Walker
Bank Holiday Impacts Sport World
New York reports a broad disruption from the bank holiday with several events affected. Two horse tracks Agua Caliente and the New Orleans Fair Grounds halted racing. A Yale versus Cornell indoor track meet in Chaos was canceled. Boxing shows in New York Chicago and Los Angeles postponed or canceled. Wagering at Hialeah Park race track down about forty percent.
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New York
Apovia
Agua Ca Slente
New Orleans
Yale
Cornell
Materity
Merchantise
Uhieaga
Los Angeles
Wialeah Park Race Track
Southpaw Erickson Signs With Dallas
Left handed pitcher Ralph Erickson of the Pacific coast agreed to a contract with the Dallas Steers for the coming season after initially refusing. He won 12 games last year and will be included in the Steer rotation, following details of Coast league salaries.
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Dallas
Cins
Ralph Erickson
Portsider
Pacific Coast
Erickson
The Shaving Council at Cathedral of Wells
Yesterday's Explanations describe the Cathedral of Wells in Sou erget as having stained windows shaved by razor to remove fumes and stone dust forming whiskerlike appendages. Wells is linked to the Wells of St Andrew once thought curative. One See dates to the Tenth Century. Tomorrow asks about The Longest Hole of Golf Ever Played and notes Mr Ripley as a rare correspondent who will answer questions about the above items.
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Weils
Souerget
St Andrew
13 Games in AAU Tourney Open in Kansas City
Twenty six teams start the AAU national basketball tournament in Kansas City aiming to reach the third round. California contenders and Phillips University pace the field as 13 games unfold with matchups including Ascension of Minneapolis and Hutchinson, Kansas.
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Kansas City
Favoritas
California
Phillips University of
Jolint
At & O'Clock
Ascension Club
Minneapolis
Otter Headiire
Denver
Weatherford
Okla
Teachers College
American Bakery
Little Rock
Ark
Hutchinson
Kan, Renos
Pasadena
Adi
Okin
Johnson Ploora
Los Angelica
Owaha University
Man
Yexterray
Phil How
Nebyaskoers
Roosevelt Mustangs Run Roughshod To Defend League Crown
The Roosevelt Mustangs of San Adrianio captured the Inter City 4 Basketball league title for the second straight year by crushing the Central Eagles 2 to 33. Starters Smith Driscoll Duquense and captain Romo led the scoring as Romo tallied 17 and Driscoll added 10.
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Romo
Eustomary
Sinamigee Tenner
Duwish Smith
Pugin
Hare
Henaire
Heynal
Miller May Loaf Until November 1
Miller May Loaf, featherweight champion per the National Boxing Association, need not defend title. he aims to fight again by November 4. Event details discuss promoter M. Brown and ring actions at a New York venue, with March May as a noted date.
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Chimago
Maren
Uy—Vren
Die Miller
Gineinnath Sofitthpath
National Boxing Aggectiyfion
Ngai
Amul
Daiies
M. Brown
Ay Milroy
Hie
Arimaintindl
la Adreior
Beyin'y
GMB
Cubs Believe Herman Means Flag in 1940 Season
Catalina Island Calif March 7 1940 The Chicago Cubs begin early season training with manager Charley Grimm optimistic about a strong club led by Babe Herman in right field and an experienced pitching staff headlined by veterans Bush Grimes Malone Root and Warbecky New additions Leroy Herman Roy Henshaw and Lynn Nelson vie for key roles while Gabby Hartnett anchors behind the plate with James Taylor and Gil Campbell adding depth at infield and outfield positions
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Ted Smits
Catalina Island
Calif
Grant
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Theveason
Cubs
Hebe Herman
Babe
Punich
Grimm
Tom
Leroy Hermarm
Los Angeles
Cub
Roy Henshaw
Lynn Nelson
Seatle
Nelson
Gabby Hartnett
Sue Ye
James Taylor
Gili Campbell
Duws
Harry Taylors
Bill Herman
Jurges
Koenig
Woody English
Babe Herman
Kld Cuyler
Riggs
Stephenson
Bush
Grimes
Malone
Root
Art Warbecky
Austin Polo Team Defeats Freebooters In Busy Week
Austin polo squad led by George Miller Dan Grossinger Bob Nichol and Captain Dike Coulter defeated the Freebooters 8 to 6 on Monday. Scorers included Miller with three goals Grossinger and Michal with two each Coulter added one. Opponents Burke Palmer Ted Dwight and Lieutenant Farmer tallied for the Freebooters with Farmer credited once. An Air Corps team with Captain Hestey and Lieutenants Tass Brandt Griffiss and Rich was to play at Harbord Field Tuesday at 3 o clock.
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Austin
Freebooters
George Miller
Dan Grossinger
Bob Nichol
Dike Coulter
Billy Burke Jr
Mr. Palmer
Ted Dwight
Farmer
Pershingfield
Air Corps
Harbord Field
Hestey
Doug Tass
Brandt
Griffiss
Rich
Milter
Grossinger
Michal
Coulter
Burke and Palwer
Vaightee Farmer
Insors
U.S. and England Set for Six-State Tennis Series
United States stars Frank Shieldy Sidney Wood Gregory Mougin and Mantel Alps 80 prepared to face England’s lineup led by BK Gandare Dower Avery Winkler and Hen Mooper in a six-state international tennis series at Helgbts Guallin on March 7.
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U.S
England
New York
United Blales
Frank Shieldy
Sidney Wood
Gregory Mougin
Mamtel Alps
Brunner
BK. C. Gandare Dower
Avery
Tt. Winkler
Henn. Mooper
Harlingen Cardinals Edge Neville in Valley District Battle
In Harlingen on March 7 the Neville 26 and Warlingen 31 game saw the Harlingen Cardinals, champions of the valley district, fall short of the old district title after a 36 to 30 loss at Browville. Doevilla's Troj Ans prepares for a trip to Austin following this victory.
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Neville
Warlingen
Harlingen
Taringen Cardinals
Bailetai- Pionelip
Old District
Nenars
Browille
Doevilla
Troj Ans
Lourie Monk
Austin
Unclear boxing bout results with multiple names listed
Fragmentary fight results from Paris mentioning numerous fighters and scattered affiliations. The legible items include names such as Mara-Jack Hector and Sammie Lewnan among others, with incoherent punctuation and several garbled terms hindering a coherent match or event summary.
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Paris
France
Mierre Qanrh Belymin
Monod Jockla Tian
Abneivtty
Neti OY
Mina Pla
Jaille Shahleaich
Nashville Lands Lance Richbourg In Cash Purchase
Nashville manager Charley Dressen announced the purchase of Tavern Richbourg, an outfielder from Rochester, in a straightforward cash deal. Richbourg previously played for Nashville in 1923, marking a return to the club.
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Nashville
Lance Richbourg
Tenn
Moreh
Charley Dressen
The
Nashville Glib
Southern Association
Tavern Richbourg
Rochester
Dressen
Richbourg
First Workout Draws Eyes as Wall Hits 18 Feet High
A player who began Monday workouts became the center of attention Tuesday after a powerful swing during batting practice. The drill focused on smashing through a wall dated at 18 feet high and 353 feet from home plate, marking a notable display of power.
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All Eyes
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