Tech Shooters Win Hearst Championship at Texas meet
Tech’s No 2 team outshot 23 rivals to win the Hearst shooting title in the eighth Service Command rifle honors. Finishing fourth, Tech led 24 Texas high schools and military schools, with Rudolph M. Tame posting 492 of 200 possible points. Other Tech scorers included F Kerlick, Huora A Eubanks, George L Cooper, and Tony Di Spaenz. The Texas Military Institute topped the military school division with 189. University of Arkansas scored 895 in college wars.
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San Altomo
General Catholic
Rekeveuieritt
Jetteruaton
Lanier
Brackenridge
Stenvidge
Audin High Tor
el Paso
Tech
Allen Academy
Hoply Dither Military School
Hubert J. Foster
Grorpe Sealy
Armour T. Ball
William J. “Barnes
University of Arkansas
Track Meet Opens With Class A Schools In San Antonio
San Antonio seven Class A high schools prepare for a Thursday meet at the ollar field with preliminaries for sprints hurdles and field events. Finals Friday start at 2 p m with 11 events. Regional qualification set for April 22 at San Marcos Edison Harlandale Alamo Heights Burbank Lammier Hot Wells South San Antonio compete. Balson favored after a decisive invitational win.
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San Antonios
San Marcos
Edison
Harlanddale
Alamo Heights
Burbank
Lamier
Hot Wells
South San Antonio
Balson
Jusler Hah
Burspank
Liner
Dodds Bids to Break Two Mile Record in Cleveland Meet
Boston pastor Bi Dodds eyes a two mile speed record at the Cleveland arena track meet hosted by the Knights of Columbus. Notables include Ensign Hie Hunter, Rafferty, Wisner, and Thompson from Great Lakes.
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Cleveland
Bi Dodds
Boston
Columbus
Clevedana Arena
Tofo
Stadoor
Greg Rie Rice
Bite
Ciahsseing
Women's Golf Tour Brackenridge Park Opens Nine Week Bracelet
The San Antonio Women's Golf Association kicks off a six week bracelet tournament at Brackenridge Park with Mrs A J Krisch winning the second flight and other players contending for top honors. The event runs weekly at 10:30 a m as members compete in flights and aim for first flight honors amid the ongoing association schedule.
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FB. Wert
sadeOne
Toc
Lourney
Brackenridge Park
Ers Golf Association
A. J. Krisch
San Antonio Women's Golf Association
Pris ‘Gay
Ores
Bracknuridee Park Course
Mexican Goalers On Lengthy Tour
Mexican champions Los Dorados of Chihuahua begin the latter part of April on a long tour across Latin America. President Antonio Flores Mazari says the itinerary includes three to five games in Valparaiso, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Panama City, Havana, and San Juan Puerto Rico. On April 1 the Chihuahue team opens a three game series in Mexico City with the Harlem Globetrotters of New York and a professional team from Philadelphia.
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Mexico City
Los Dorados
Chihuahua
Antonio Flores Mazari
Autenticed Lacy
Valparaiso
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Rio de Janeiro
Panama City
Havana
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Chihuahue
Harlem Globe ‘Trotters
New York
Philadelphia
Bill Smith Leads Great Lakes Team in AAU Meet
The Great Lakes swimming squad, undefeated in duals this season, have elected Bill Smith to captain them at the national AAU championships next weekend. The Hawaiian born world record holder and former Ohio State star will compete in five events at the title meet to be held at the University of Michigan.
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Great Lakes
Ason
Sedgemers
Bill Smith
Ohio State
University of Michigan
Club Golfers Honor Menefee at San Antonio Club
More than 100 golfers and club officials gathered in the ballroom to honor Menefee, the San Antonio Country Club pro, who enters the army next month. Speakers praised his work, and a dishpen of dough totaling 250 in nickels and dimes was presented.
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Top Menefee
Stirpiese
M. McIntosh
Army Pets
Tree Country Club
Galtees
Tod Menafee
San Antonio Country Club
Es Cloud
Elib
Menefee
Iis
Ambrose J. Byrne
Frank M. “Pop” Lewis
The
Texas Galt Agsociation
H. J. Brees
Harold Leherwitz
the Light
William M. MeIn-tosh
McDstosh
Bob Bristol
McIntosh
R. YM. Gresham
Mencfen
C. E. Buller
Frank Garcia
Mynefee
Byrne
Fight Results and Announcements From Various Regions
The report lists boxing and combat results with numerous names and locations including New York Newark Montreal Cleveland Buffalo and more. It notes knockouts outpoints and titles among fighters such as Hercules Parnell Jonun Harris and Frankin Daniels with scattered scores and venues across North America.
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Ane Anneunied
Ryeén
Alizenerh
Sol Carter
Romi
M. Yooul
Hercules Parnell
New York
Duckig Cohen
Toi
Bellavius
Jonun
Harris
Newark
Charlie Jerring
Frankin Daniels
Merrick
Creveland-fammy Bell
Wen
Youngstown
Maxie Bes
Cathori Ontario
Sani
Wil
Heotady
Duck O'Sullivan
Im Falls
al Mitchah
Lackawanna
Hazel
Milo
Ramenty
Gotantod
Gauehn
Ag Carbondate
Mickey Bellitere
Hazlelom
Pantio Wason
Carbandale
Larkin Favored To Beat Stolz In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York March 23 Ins Larkin is a two to one favorite to defeat Stolz in a Madison Square Garden Thursday boxing match. The winner likely gets an Inter title shot as promoters push the star matchups between rising New Jersey fighters and top contenders.
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New York
Allig Stolz
Tippy Larkin
Madison Squatn Garden
Larkin
Inter
Bob Mantomens
Bug CN York Versiony
Bart
Stele
Fiat
Pep
Nowi
Nila Winner Over Evans in Texas welterweight clash
GALVESTON MARCH 24 Manuel Villa from El Paso defeated Ben Evans of Oklahoma City after a 10 round welterweight bout to claim the Texas championship. Villa held the edge throughout, opened a cut on Evans, and retained balance despite Evans’s punches.
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Galveston
Manuel Villa
el Paso
Ben, Evans
Oklahoma City
Texas
Villa
Evans
Reds Rumored Trade for Novikoff in War Era Baseball
Newsy digest from PRITZ HOWELL at New York March 23 notes Red confusion and trade rumors as Lou Novikoff of the Chicago Cubs is linked to a Reds swap. It mentions Detroit’s rough intra-squad game, early pitching impressions by Wantel Mosser, and various league notes including Browns manager Luke Sewell and other rosters. The item captures scattered league chatter about allocations, injuries, and wartime player movements without decisive outcomes.
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New York
Detroit Tiger
Yannigans
Steve Oneil
Wantel Mosser
Point Pleysart
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
Hollingsworth
Jash
Cincinnati
Ray Stare
Reds
Hay ¢O
Chicago Cubs
Lou Novikol
Lawown
Neely Renews Rice Contract for Five More Years
BOULTON March 2 Trustees of Rice Institute announced Jess Neely's contract as athletic director and head football coach, due to expire June 1, 1945, has been renewed for five years. Neely joined Rice in 1940 and became athletic director in 1942, with trustees praising his work and his growing ties to Houston.
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Boulton
Rice Institute
Jess Neely
Neely
Rice
Clemson
Lax
Houston
Khow
Institute
Wimbledon Court Damaged by Bomb Near London
A bomb damaged Wimbledon Center Court in London as debris flew from a nearby England tennis club strike. Officials said the court would be ready for play by the summer, with Wimbledon having reopened after prior wartime damage in 1940.
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Wimbledon Court
London
Wimbledon
England
Alamo Belle Sells Between Poles in Bay Meadows Race
In Bay Meadows second race Alamo Belle faded to seventh as owner J B Gregory watched the bid grow between Burley and Gregory, finally selling during the race for amounts starting around $500 and climbing. The sale occurred as the horse ran, with Burley the buyer. The bidding ended with Alamo Belle crossing the line seventh.
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Gregory
Burley
Alamo Belle
Horse Racing Notes Highlight Apprentice Star’s Meet Dominance
The report notes Bobby Permane’s strong showing in the apprentice division at Florida’s Tropical meeting. He claimed a double on Tuesday and victories on the first, fourth and seventh days, pushing his total to 34 wins in the past 15 days. Ocean Wave, a four year old from Calumet, was withdrawn from a DeSoto stake. trainer Ben Jonal said the horse wilted suddenly after a six furlong work.
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Bobby Permane
Florida
Tropical
Ben Jona
Softball League Opens April 3 at San Pests Park
San Antonis Amateur Softball Association announces opening night Monday April 3 at San Pests Park with two divisions. Officials and teams listed include Vic Koenning reelected and Merry Mislaki heading commissions, plus division presidents Major A Ray Fischer and Major B Raymond Fischer. Schedule: Major A plays Wednesday Friday, Major B on Tuesday Thursday. each division two nights plus extra Monday slots.
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Otfinas
Elgeter
Schrddiles
San Antonis
Puerto Rio Niki
Bob
Jack Smith
Gene
Sen
Norvel Saotoff
Maence
Roland Connally
Raymond Fischer
Weally
Dodd Necht Teception Center
Mano Jewelry
Swift and Company
Gerard's
Centennial Dairy
Ing huOh Rignal Company
Kelly Wield
Fichter Raters
Lelth Headquarters Bakers of
Port Ham Houston
Moongrow Clule
Clyb, MC, A
Brooke General Bumplint
No Change in Coffman Case From Stroke At Dewey Place
Condition of Harry Coffman was reported unchanged early Thursday at Medical and Surgical hospital following an apoplectic stroke suffered early Tuesday. Coffman, a husky wrestling promoter, received limited chance of survival and lay helpless in his Dewey Place apartment for hours. Mrs. Coffman traveled from St. Louis with her brother Dennis and Coffman’s mother, son Henry, a marval aviation cadet, and a sister were expected to arrive Thursday. The wrestling show for Wednesday night was canceled because of Coffman’s illness.
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Harry Coffe
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Husky
Coffman
Dewey Place
Ines
Arcaro to Resume Riding at Gables Meet Final Week
Eddie Arcaro plans to return to riding for at least the last week of the Gables meeting after a rest from a heavy winter schedule. He will ride Four Freedoms of the Greentree stable in the Widener handicap and the Tropical Wandlesp April sprint, hoping to contest the 310,000 Tropical Wandlesp event.
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Eddie Arcaro
Gables
Greentree
Four Freedoms
Lero
Baseball Workouts and Game Requests Highlight Local Teams
The Kelly field War Worker base ball team holds practice at 4 p.m. Thursday at Richterfeld followed by an important meeting. The Kelly industrial soldier team drills at Conception park at the same hour. The Dan's Cafe team of the Spanish-American league seeks practice games but lacks a diamond and asks for venues.
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Kelly Field War Worker
Richterfeld
Kelly Industrial Soldier
Conception Park
Dan's Cafe
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