Layton Chases Laurels in World Three-Cushion Tour
Chicago March layton Johny Layton, a veteran with a red band and bushy hair, aims for the three-cushion billiards title as the world tour opens next Monday. He predicts trouble only from Jay Bozeman, Willie Hoppe, and Welker Cochran, with a field of ten rivals competing in 110 games through April 4 for a $20,000 prize.
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Johnny
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Jay Bozeman
Willie
Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Water
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Yor Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Joe Chamiacchie
Fee City
Allen Mall
Sy Layton
Janice Schaefer Clefeland
Arthur Thurnblagt
Theater League Terex von Von Majextic mt Banifey
Matimann Collis Reed reports a theater league event with unclear details and characters. The fragment mentions names Terex von Von Majextic and Banifey and a numeric 62.02 BL. The text is incomplete, offering no clear action or outcome.
Light Nant Ad Offer With Cancellation Privilege
An advertisement promotion offers a five word lime light Nant ad with cancellation privilege priced at 231 dollars. Dual F-21231 is noted for adwriters.
Border Olympics Meet Looms With Local Teams Hurt
San Antonio high schools Brackenridge Jefferson Burbank Tech Harlandale prep for the Border Olympics in Laredo Friday with injuries hampering Brackenridge star Leroy Mattingly and others. Teams depart Friday morning for 2 pm preliminaries and 7:30 pm finals in both high school and college divisions.
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Shelt
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Fred Halderas
Eli Villareal
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Andrew Rech
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Jefferton
Harry Fagg
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Fugencia Monsalvo
Roy ,Daisa
Bob Traweek
Dan Manui
Pth
Clifton Powers
LD. Simpson
Elmer Brown
Asherton
Ox" Higgins
Bob Wirts
Spite Clark
Abe Houston
Bill Skeeters
Sam Norvis
Charles Richter
Lawrence de Camara
Bill Smith
Peter Pappas
Cuero
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Miranda City
Kates City
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Victoria
Freer
Denton
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Kaufinan
San Jacinto
Houston
University of Texas, Rice
North Texas State
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M. and
Exylor
Phillips Oilers Claim Sixth Straight Win In Salt Lake City
The Phillips Oilers from Bartlesville Oklahoma defeated the Clark All-Stars of Salt Lake City 62 to 49 to cap a six game winning spree in their Mountain Region invasion. Earlier wins included Idaho Southern Weber Junior College Ogden and a strong independent lineup.
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Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
Clark All-Stars
Wadds
Idaho Southern
Weber
Ogden
Auinte
UT Swimmers Nip Stanford in California Meet
In Palo Alto on March 7, the University of Texas swimming team defeated Stanford 46 to 29. Texas showcased dominance with strong all-around performance, while Stanford captain Ray Vilusek was the lone double winner, taking the 50 yard freestyle and 200 yard breaststroke.
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Calif
University of Vesas
Stanford
Ray Viluusek
Dacer
Pacific Coast
Sportslights notes on Texas college interest and boxing scene
Texas A and M shows interest in Sam Gratato while KABC plans to broadcast San Antonio Missions games this summer with Dave Young at the mic. Pugilism buzz hits Lew Raymond's New Orleans shows and Bar Ny Myers Corpus Christi venture as promoters multiply across Texas. St. Mary’s recruits for spring drills with hopes for a strong fall team as Alamo Stadium hosts the first Rattlers game next fall and St. Edward’s transfers edge in.
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Burbank High School
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Craig Wood Builds a Golf Coaching Legacy in Coral Gables
Coral Gables, Fla. March 7 Craig Wood, nearing 38, remains a popular figure in golf as his assistants rise. He mentored Paul Runyan and Dick Metz, then shaped others like Ghezzi who found success on tour. Wood notes Snead and Guldahl as elite peers while his own near-wins underscore his influence through a long line of fine pros.
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Craig Wood
Wood
United States
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Galfer
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Burke
Snead
Guldan
Dick Metz
Hollywood Golf Club
Deal
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Ky Laffoon
Ay Burke
Metzit
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Runyan
Little Rock
Ark
Ae Hin
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White Plains
N.Y
Met
Syelos
Crai
Ghezzi
Harvard Polo Field Opens for Intercollegiate Championship
Harvard Polo Association gains its first chance to host intercollegiate polo championship matches with a gift from W. Cameron Forbes, who provides a field and clubhouse at Westwood. Maj. Chester Sargent announced the setup as Harvard’s Crimson team seeks to compete under athletic association rules alongside Yale, Cornell, Army, Princeton, and others.
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Martin
INS
Harvard Polo Association
W. Cameron Forbes
Jusan
Westwood
DediPan
Texas Freiberger Hogs Captain Named at Dinner
John Freiberger of Point Texas will captain the 1941 University of Arkansas basketball team after being elected at a dinner Wednesday night. Gerald Sammi of Eldorado Arkansas was named the assistant captain.
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Qnsi
John Freiberger
Point
Texas
University of Arkansas
Gerald Sammi
Eldorado
Ark
Davis Beats Zaharias in Main Event at MuniciPal Arena
Local wrestling drew a crowd to Fifth Avenue and the Municipal Auditorium where promoter Carl Geyer moved the show. Karl Davis toppled Chris Zaharias in the main event after a hard fought bout with two falls in Madison. Carol Barna battled May Weston with tied positions and a disqualification for May after she attacked the referee. Joe Stecher earned a win over Jim Henry when Henry quit late. Otto Kuss finished in a draw with Sammy Menacher in the opener.
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Carl Geyer
Canval
Walkasthon
Karl Davis
Chris Zahetias
Davis
Chris
Mares
Carol Barna
California
May Weston
Miss Weston
Carol
Slains
Tiesner
May
Joe Stecher
Jim
Henry
Otto Kuss
Sammy Menacher
Optimists Install Nets at Woodlawn Court Complex
The San Antonio Optimist Club donated and installed tennis nets and stands at Woodlawn lake courts. The action follows earlier net placements at San Pedro Park Brackenridge Park and Denver Heights. The project stems from exhibition matches staged here about two years ago by the Optimists.
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Woodlawn Lake
San Antonio
Boating Association Plans 1940 Schedule Meeting
The San Antonio Boating Association will hold its monthly meeting Thursday night at the Blue Bonnet hotel. The session opens at p.m. Attendance prizes will be awarded. All boat owners interested in racing are invited to plan the 1940 schedule.
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Blue Bonnet Hotel
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