Austin Winner In Heights Track Meet
Austin High Maroons win a close team title at the Alamo Heights invitation meet over Corpus Christi Buccaneers with Brackenridge and Jefferson placing high. Ochoa anchors Laredo to fourth in the mile relay while Means leads Brackenridge in hurdles. Tech dominates distance events as Austin takes three firsts. Continuous heats and scratches mark a long, crowded program and several records were contested.
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Wes Mabrito
Alamo Heights
Corpus Christi Buccineers
Maroons
Corpus Christi
Brackenridge
Eagles
Jefferson
San Antonio
Zaredo
Laredo
Ochoadan
Tigers
Austin
Kenneth Jackson
Allin Means
Arnoul
San Antonio Tech
J. Laredo
Tech
Jim McMahon
Adyar
Harlandale
South San Antonis
del Rio
Gonzales
Lyte
Columbus
Alamo
Heights
Turbank
Uvalde
John Seller
Means
Bras
Tate
Triia “Bakiy' Maith
Sarnich
Jackson
Roto
Tefferson
Satinon
del Rioy Seber
Telleraon
Gerhardt
Amd Mech
Coumbur
Reynolds
Brackensidee
Bollingar
Columbua
Fieleit
Iocknon
Anatias Dyern
Tetherson
Geilor
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Gerhart
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Norris
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Tone
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Susaél- Wind
Siewert
Ankrom
Aslan
Billiards match ends with Masconi and Caray in close loss
In a world billiards contest at Wilmington, Mascioni scores 128 and Caray finishes 124 as the Western Australia pair challenge. The final tally reports 72 to 64 in favor of Mascioni and 62 to 3 for Caray, reflecting a tense match with key blocks and runs through the day.
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World Askeet
Wliliard Citsespion
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Wilmington
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Tulsa Plays Toledo Hens At Tech Field
Tulsa offers under Gus Mancuso host Toledo Mudhens at Tech Field in a 3 PM Texas League exhibition. lineups feature Bobby Martin Frankeel Millan Glenn Snyder Leonard Greene Roy Easterwood Elwood Grantham Bobby Carlson Jim Glore Chester Prust Harold Stewart for mounds. Toledo benches include Jess Newman Bob Wren Blackle Thompson Stan Galle George Corona Bob Barton Ray Coleman Lester Moss Benny Huffman Edward Redys Ben Knuepper. Umpires are Bob Austin Mike Williamson and Andy Andrews. Admission 50 and 25 cents.
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San Antonio
Gus Mancuna
Tulsa
Toledo Mudhens
Tech Field
O'Clork
Ollera
Bobby Martin
Frankeel Millan
Glenn Snyder
Leonard Greene
Roy Easterwood
Elwood Grantham
Bobby Carlson
Jim Glore
Chester Prust
Andy Steinbach
Harold Stewart
Toledo
Jess Newman
Bob Wren
Blackle' Thompson
Stan Galle
George Corona
Bob Barton
Ray Coleman
Lester Moss
Benny Huffman
Edward Redys
Ben Knuepper
Bob Austin
American Association
Mike Williamson
Andy Andrews
Homer
McDermott
Finals On in Heights Tennis
Alamo Heights hosts the annual girls tennis invitational with singles crown match between Lena Thieme of Cuero and June Knox of Brackenridge. Doubles winners were Jane Gross and Ruby Jo Dabney of Corpus Christi, who defeated a Corpus Christi pair. Knox was unable to participate due to a sprained ankle.
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Alamo Heights
Lena Thieme
Cuero
June Knox
Brackenridge
Tate
Jane Gross
Ruby Jo Dabney
Corpus Christi
Mary Scott
Garoling Vetters
Mourles
Jesennt Und
Dulin
Seguin
Koshiya Yeager
Betty Simbrich
Brackentidee
Emilie Vander Ghuten
Nancy Voxelsang
Betty Jo Motz
Edn Heda
Gonzales
Aefault
Jane Grosg
Corbus
Evelyn Weatherly
Aen
Patey Wallace
Caurn
Tran Linscomb
Mary Somer
Avella
Fotrrating
Geraldine Hood
South Low
Virginia Gens
Wallin Bower
Fotterstam
Bes
Jean Marshill
Christine Lambrecht
Vidando
Senth Fan
Betty Hatton
Rok Mbene Mie
Alani Worstita
Agi Beanalinle
Ane
Laie Tancock
Settlit, HO
Wanwine Sievers
Ellen Hayne
Welly
BiNio Tacos
Star Tier Baviler
Jette Oh
Wy Cyne Line
Monteay Monsoon Golf Tour Names Noted Players
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Mexico Baseball and an international tour with players linked to Cuban links and a Monteal event. It references Rene Montiwitida, Catan, and Terkiy Olly, in connection with a 20,000 estimate tied to a tour in Tevolution sthaium and a 920 020 14n-n date.
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Poiutron
Ommvo
Mtalet
Natlliy
Eieek
George Wheeler Dies at 76 in Los Angeles Heart Attack
George J. Wheeler, 76, a former major and minor league pitcher and infielder, died in Santa Ana last night from a heart attack. He operated a bakery hiree and played for the Philadelphia Nationals around the turn of the country, also with Milwaukee San Francisco and Los Angeles teams.
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George Wheeler
Los Angeles
George J. Wheeler
Alo
Santa Ana
Wheeler
Philadelphia Nationals
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Barron Leads At Greensboro in golf tourney
Herman Barron of White Plains North Carolina led the second round of the Greater Greensboro golf tournament at Sedgefield Country Club with a four under par 66 total 132 to pace the field by two strokes. Jim Ferrier of Chicago was two back in second after a 68 68 first round. Twenty four holes remained to be played as the field moved into Sunday action with many top players contesting for the title.
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Jayout
Baron
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Sourea
Mermay Burren
Walter T.donald Dedanoeion
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Chandler Harper
Jimmy’ Demaret
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Lenny Shut
Kwy Tuk
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Aggies
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Call Townio
Colorado
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Saven Tela
Ay Timore Morgentiller
New Messeo School
Mince
Kurland
Tony Palozola Dies At Age of 52
Tony Palozola of Boston veteran fight promoter and manager died early today in Polyclinic hospital after weeks as patient. He once managed Young Corbett 121 who held the world welterweight title 13 years ago. He had Welterweight Jimmy Doyle and Lightweight Joey Barnum in his fight stable. More than 166 candidates signed for spring football training at the University of Houston Coach Jewell Wallace said today. Uniforms will be issued Monday and practice begins in April.
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Houston
Texas
University of Houston
Jewell Wallace
Boxing Show Boosts Police Benefit Fund to 5700
The annual amateur boxing event at the Municipal Auditorium raised 5700 for the Police Benefit Fund. Attendance was just over 5,000, with many bought tickets by nonattendees. Fund Secretary George Heraung said the goal is to reach 20,000 and the show helped restore the balance after recent claims.
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George Heraung
Norzing
Avar
Fight Night Draws and Wins Across the Circuit
A chaotic fight card yields a ten round draw between Ayytane Re and Bet.wun-2ym AUT 179 in Austin as Tommie Gnaries and 177 clash. Across the board, fighters like Attra, Freddle Aria, and Harry Lone post mixed results with several decisions and knockouts. Baylor track coach notes Bill Martinson sidelined by tropical fever ahead of a meet at A&M in Waco.
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Yan
Atte
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Freddle
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Harry Lone
Houston
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Meriva
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Haitimore
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Bul Sternmier
Wild
Paul Darby
Netroit
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Maine
Ferrew
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Hogton
Asbury Park
Brokigh
Worcester
Tommy Belmont
Toronto
Jimmy Modney
Shrewsbury
Drew
Biddin Grace
Heaton
Tommy Dogie
Fall Hiver
Botton
Gua d
Nontres
Johnny Cosario
Boston
George
Tiker Jack
Fox
Spokane
Decleton
Lowell Strene
Hypolbby
Me Sen Deke
Caltt
Quentin
Breese
San Diego
Sally Malayer
Porto Rlcan
Martinson
Waco
Texas
Bill Martinson
Baylor
Marinson
Stovall
Strike Det Opening at Bay Meadows in Tafted Cancelled
The 45 day spring racing meet at Bay Meadows is tentatively cancelled pending state rating board approval. Track manager William P. Kyne said the board would likely act by Monday. The strike by the Mutuels Clerk guild over hiring 10 women led to the dispute and a police call with 29 officers dispatched.
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Caur
Bay Meadows
State Rating Board
William P. Kye
Kyne
Mutuels Clerk Guild
California Horse Rating Board
San Mateo
Alameda
Santa Anita
Brunner tops field in San Antonio women golfers event
Mrs Brunner led 23 players in the weekly San Antonio Women's Golf Association handicap medal at Fort Sam Houston with a net 99 13 76. Second place went to Mrs Isher, aiming for low score with 96 19 7 percent, while Mrs Arbuckle and Mrs Contested each shot 44 to contend for low nine hole score. Arbuckle won the prize.
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Brunner
San Antonio Women’s Golf Association
Fort Sam ‘Houston
Fine Isher
S. R. Browning
John Arbuckle
R. L
Basketball News From The Nation's Rise And Rules
A long feature notes a study by Hobson on basketball shot effectiveness inside a 12 foot box, with directives for rules to widen the lane. It covers coach Howard Kinkaon of Oregon, a national extension, and the push to adjust court geometry to balance big men and guards. The piece also lists tournament results and pending decisions from 1937 related to NCAA style play and officials.
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Gaunes
Ite
Howard Kinkaon
Cage
University of Oregon
Rnres
Hobson
Legisla- Itech
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Nebranka
First Vine
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Holiaon
Sorona
Foisest Cox
Colorado
Iilrd
Rerbert Read
Weateyn Michipait
Pirates rally falls short in Peabody showdown
AP report notes Center Wielder Orly Woekett leads a late charge as the Sox battle the Pirates in a tense final. Despite strong defense, Peabody escapes with a narrow win and Woekett dons a celebratory headgear.
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Robinson Dispute Cancels Montreal Jersey City Game
In Jacksonville Florida the city playground board canceled a game between the Royals and Jersey City two International League teams because Montreal roster players Jackie Robinson and John Wright are black. Officials protested but the rule barring mixed race athletes on supervised facilities stood. Robinson and Wright had played previously in mixed games in other Florida cities.
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Jacksonville Playground and Recreation Board
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Brooklyn
Training Camp Notes and Baseball Prospects
Notes from spring camp detail rookies and prospects across camps in Florida and California. Mentions include Koslo vs Braves in Miami, Nascent rosters with Beira, Dillinger, Berardino, and Belbart, plus tense trade talks for Kellner and third base upgrades as teams evaluate rookies and veterans.
Sickinger in First Defeat at Knights of Columbus Meet
Cleveland crowd watched three favorites fall as records fell and two world marks surfaced. William McGuire Jr of Newsfare beat Fred Sickinger in the 1000 yard run with 2 14.7, while Dil Dilliard of Baldwin Wallace upset Wil Dugger in the 43 yard highs. Edward Conwell tied the world record in the 45 yard dash at 4.7 seconds, and Bayonne High's mile relay set a meet mark at 3 32.4. Minato clocked 6 53.1 in the one mile walk, Efaw won the two mile, McKenley took the 600 yard run.
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Knights of Columbus
Cleveland Arena
Wiliam McGuire Jr
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Manhattan College
Harrison Dijlard
Baldwin-Wallace College
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Buddy" Young
Bayonne
N. C
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Detroit
Forest C. Efaw
Herbert McKenley
Illinois
Dallas Gets Pitcher Uhie Rebols Assignment
The Detroit Tigers announced five players assigned to the Dallas Rebels Texas league club under a working agreement. Left handed pitcher Bob Uhie returns to the Rebels. infielder Nemmy Moran. catcher Burle Stevle. first baseman Robert Moyer. and shortstop Harold Hirshon join from Detroit. Additional Tigers players and other prospects were sent to Buffalo and Bealmont Exporters.
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Buffalo
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Bealemont
Befor
Detroit
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Denny Horton
Art Troutteman
Bill Pierce
Harvey Ricba
Mitin Taliacheck
Cornelius Berry
Johnny McHale
Anse Mosve
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Wertz
Aggies rout Luke Field Dukes in 26 to 2 blowout
Texas A&M hammered Luke Field Dukes 26 to 2 as Beasley and Newman led a dominant pitching and hitting display. A&M built early leads, racking up runs behind timely hitting by Wass and Beesley with strong relief from Beesley on the mound.
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