Belleair women siege semi finals in golf tourney
Marion Miley of Fort Pierre faces Glenny Collett Ware in Belleairs semi finals as Patty Berg aims to beat Bernita Wallet in the other bracket. Miley, medallist yesterday, defeated Jane Ames 2 and 1 while Ware edged Say Gyry 2 and 3. Dorothy Traung, 1987 winner from San Francisco, loses 4 and 2 to Berg and Wall ousts Marion McDougall on the 20th hole in Brackenridge event amid rain and a 28 stroke handicap.
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Asianeapolis
Wee
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Oshkosh
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West Palm Beach
Mrs. Ware
Philadelphia
Maryon
Say Gyry
Webster
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Miss Berg
Miss Wall
Marion McDougall
Portland
Ore
Nathan Dreeben
Brackenridge
Aggies Name Special Captains Amid Coach Norton Remarks
College Station March 1 Owen Stick Rogers led the Texas Aggies football team. Coach Homer Norton said special captains would be named for some cadets lists as Teblerman and Drake/Mart mentioned in the report.
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Stick") Rogers
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Three Dallas Teams in Cage Quarter Finals
Three Dallas teams clash in the Southwestern A A U basketball tournament quarter finals along with a Waco quintet. Sammy's beat Ashburn Ice Cream 40-40 while Dr Pepper topped Lueters 23-19 and M Kuhn defeated American Liberty pipeliners 42-34. Tom Parigitt's squad beat Jas Wilson 48-22.
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Battery Men Face Long Spring Practice in St Louis
St Louis Browns open fourth day of spring drills at Techfield under Gabby Street. Pitches and catchers work extended session despite wet grounds as plans shift to balance throwing and fielding. Knott arrives after signing. Sullivan remains the only holdover from Cleveland era while Emil weighs in overweight at 220.
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No Tickets Striking Emerson High Students Burn Figure
Gary Indiana March INS reports Emerson high school students strike over sold basketball tickets. They burned an effigy of principal E A Spaulding after walking out of a meeting in the auditorium. Spaulding said he sold the tickets to another high school and Kiwanis due to student demand.
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Kiwanis
Browns Play Stiffness Fix With Golf After Practice
Old Sarge suggests golf to ease leg and arm stiffness. Billy Sullivan, awaiting contract talks, follows the advice at Street. Sullivan shot a 72 on Wednesday as Mel Mazzera and Ree Barkley observed Browns practice and discussed repacking costs for Monday.
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Sullivan
Mel Mazzera
Ree" Barkley
Browns
Hurlers Still on Cats Holdout List in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Cats begin spring training with most players present but key pitchers Jim Grayin and Joe Gibbs missing. Business manager Geeif Coombs aims to reconcile unsigned players, as seven pitchers and three catchers joined the first day’s workouts and a second conference was planned.
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Kansas Giley
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Ecind
Olympic Heads Open Cairo Meeting on 1940 Games
International Olympic Committee opens a nine day Cairo meeting amid debates to bar or limit women’s events in future Olympics. China questions Japan’s suitability due to war, while Japan pushes to host the 1940 summer games amid army opposition. Delegates from Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Czechoslovakia express reservations. Avery Brundage backs Japan. Britain’s Aberdare hedges on timing.
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Itebla
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Sy ’Remy
Long Shot Pays Off in Santa Catalina for Lady Florise
Lady Florise, a Moyle Pro ducer Samuel Briskin horse, won the $10,000 Santa Catalina race at Santa Anita, finishing in 5:43.9 and paying $02.40, $26.60, and $11.60. Don Roberto, the favorite at 129 pounds, paid $5.50 and $3.60, while Iron Hills and Sky Hironda tied for third, paying $3 and $4.40 respectively.
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Lincoln Takes AAU Midwest Cage Title
Lincoln won the Midwest AAU basketball title for the second straight year by beating Omaha Murphys-Did-Its 38 to 31. Lincoln advances to the national AAU tournament in Denver next week. Murphys-Did-Its defeated Des Moines Towelery 5 to 30 and Wootmen edged Crete Millers 43 to 41 in semis.
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Crete
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Findla
Weill Resigns as Match Maker for Twentieth Century Club
In New York on March 10, Weill announced his resignation as match maker of the Twentieth Century club to pursue other work. He said his term will end after the April Madison Square Garden fight, with duties wrapping after the Presteli-Clenn bout.
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Madison Saunte
Pope Mize Recalled to Baseball by Jim Dykes
TEMOREST Ga March 11 14 When Fane Mize opened his filling station he read a note from Jim Dykes White Sox manager naming terms for a contract and asking him to report to the White Sox. Pope Mize brother of Cardinals star Johnny Mize said he would talk terms later then be ready to start immediately.
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Allania
Outielder
Two Races One Too Many for Cunningham
New York March 10 Glenn Cunningham, the world’s greatest mile, aims to win the Columbian mile at Madison Square Garden. Despite confidence, experts doubt he can also win the Casey 600 that same night against a top field including Herbert Borck Wallace and Raymond.
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Glenn Cunningham
Madison Square
Olq CunNingham
Ecore
San Rémanis
Gene Venzkes
P Mil
Cunningham
Tran
S. Amnait Borek
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Bass
Peludeek Cunningham
Jays Close Season With Loss to Bears
KINGSVILLE March 16 De feated Wednesday night by the Bay for Bears in a thrilling 49 4% gine the Texas A and 7 Javers Thursday Dad closed their faaty basketball season with a 93 12 score at the half. Hogg rallied in the second period within four points of knotting the count on the closing minutes Aryan of A anol I was high scorer with 4 points Huh Kirkpatrick new holder of Lie Soijihivest conference scoring record was held to 13 points.
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Hearst Papers Reinvent Diamond Belt Boxing Event
Promoters plan expanded Southwestern and southern regional bouts this fall with winners advancing to a national final in Detroit. The Light tournament committee, backed by veteran promoters Flem Hatl and Maurice Shevin, aims for bigger crowds and strong amateur talent.
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Maurice Sheviin
St. Louis
Caddies Reach Quarterfinals in City Golf Contest
The city golf tournament narrowed to eight players after Thursday morning matches at Hilivesh. Notable results included Charles Klelgys, Mike Banehex, Salvador Bulterava, Jesse Loner, Vietay Gab alterova, Cleto Veltz, and Jesus Gonzales va advancing. Wednesday play saw Butters Unset Gastro, Caballero, Gonzales, Weltz, Klein, Aanehex, and Rioren win or default to reach the quarterfinal stage.
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Tony Esquivet
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Mike Banehex
Salvador Bulterava
Jesse Loner
Vietay Gabalterova
Cleto Veltz
Jesus Gonzales
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Henry Martinez
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Jesse Porex
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Alert Monta
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Ralph Neaves
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