Missions and Beaumont at Pleasanton exhibition clash
The San Antonio Missions host the Beaumont Exporters in a sixth spring game at a field between Pleasanton and Jourdan ton. Charles David and Reuben Jobs will pitch for the Padres with a 54 record noted for their exhibition season.
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San Antonio Missions
Pleasanton
Jourdanton
Miss
Beaumont
Charles David
Reuben Jobs
Bve
Padres
Gus Manseuse
Jads
dJohn Paviick
David
Stohs
Tommy Fine
al Gerheinger
Mancuso
Hill
Milwaukee Brewets
Mission Stadium
Earl Reid
Orioles Acquire Pitcher Ernest Hickhaus On Option Deal
JHULLY WOOD Fla March 26 The Baltimore Orioles announced today they have obtained pitcher Ernest Hickhaus on an option from the St Louis Browns. The 25 year old right hander from Quincy will report here from the Browns spring training camp at Burbank California. Hickhaus pitched for San Antonio Texas league and Toledo American association last year.
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Jhully Wood
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Ernest Hickhaus
St. Louis Wts
Quincy
Browns
Burbank
Calif
Bickhaus
San Antonio
Ari Toledo
American Assn
Coaches Busy On the Rules
In Seattle, basketball coaches at the national association meeting discussed endgame fouling, standardization, and ball types. A rules committee will consider proposals, including yellow nets and glass backboards. John Bunn was elected NABC president. Edward Hickox named man of the year for long service to basketball.
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Seatile
Jessen
National Association of Basket Ball Coaches
Paul Hinkle
Buller
Polay
National Rules Committee
John Bunn
Springfield College
Mass
NABC
Herbert
Rick'' Read
Western Michigan
Vadal Petersin
University of Utah
Jack Gray
University of Texas
Karl Lawrence
Colgate
Everett Dean
Stanford
Puget Sound
Land
Golfers Move To Economize at Texas Open
The Texas Open profit reached 1216.13 for the San Antonio Golf Assn while total income of 21356.50 fell short of expectations. Expenses totaled 20168.37 including 10000 in purses. Dr. Arthur Zucht Jr. reported a 5066.79 bank balance after tax provision and an economy move will be enacted before the next Open. Directors will meet in April to plan a revised setup and May election for officers. A 3-day 9-hole event at Brackenridge Park in June will run with the Astoria invitation meet. Ken Lawson was named USGA local municipal representative.
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San Antonio Golf Assn
Assn
Arthur Zucht Jr
Texas
Apri
Bratkenridge Park
Ken Lawson
USGA
Rote Here to Show Ute Trail Films at Camp Event
Kyle Rote plans a San Antonio stop from baseball to host private business and film a camp ramp show at Christ Episcopal Church. He will serve as athletic director at the Ute Trail Camp next summer in Powderhorn Colorado with Bob Jamison as junior counselor. Succession note: Riggs Mahony named director of mutuels for the Garden State Racing Assn.
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Kyle Rote
SMU
San Antonio
Jefferson Light
Father Camden
N. J
GW. Riggs Mahony
The
Garden State Racing Assn
Cambridge Beats Oxford in Boat Race Thrilling Finish
Cambridge surged from behind to beat Oxford by a quarter length in the annual Oxford Cambridge boat race on the Thames. The winner clocked 18 minutes 57 seconds, one minute seven seconds slower than last year’s record, as Cambridge pressed in the final 50 yards.
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London
Cambridge
Thames
Econds
New Braunfels Unicorns Blank Cuero in Pitchers Duel
Adolph Castaneda's two hit pitching carried the New Braunfels Unicorns to a two game streak over Cuero Gobbiers. Cuero managed only infield hits as Raymond Xatt Elwyn Stobaugh and Jimmy Froelich produced two base hits for the Unicorns. Hot Wells High School joins the road trip with new uniforms and aims to rebound after a rain-soaked Castroville defeat.
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New Braunfels
New Braunfels’ Unicorns
Cuero
Hondo High School
Landa’ Park
Adolph Castaneda
Unicorns
Gobbiers
Raymond Xatt
Elwyn Stobaugh
Jimmy Froelich
Bigee Unicorns
Pea Maron
Hot Wells High School
Hot Wells
Hi" Clut
Castroville
Fr Gay
Corpus, Ft. Sam In Double Bill At Christy Mathewson Field
The University of Corpus Christi and Ft. Sam Houston meet in a two game set at Christy Mathewson field Ft. Sam Houston starting 1 30 Saturday after Friday game was postponed due to rain.
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University of Corpus Christ
Ft. Sam Houston
Christy Mathewson Field
Trinity Golfers Win Over Del Mar in Season Opener
Trinity University golfers defeated Del Mar Junior College of Corpus Christi in a dual meet. Nassau scoring was 1012 to 112. Billy Erfurth, Bob Erfurth and Dick Armstrong swept their matches, while Kenneth Thompson and Debert Casey each split their 18 holes. Erfurth shot 73 at Willow Springs to lead.
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del Mar Junior College of Corpus Christi
Nassau
Billy Erfurth
Bob Erfurth
Dick “Armstrong
BJ Irvin
Holly Porcher
B. J.” Green
Kenneth Thompson
Trinity
Debert Casey
del Mar
Willow Springs
iMelinkovich Named Utah State Football Coach Amid Changes
Logan Utah March 347 George Melinkovich former Notre Dame star and leading New Jersey high school coach was named head football coach at Utah State Agricultural college President Franklin S Haris also announced Joe Whitesides would become artistic director Romney longtime Aggie coach resigns to join Sky Line Six conference commissionership Wayne Neb March 23 7 Don Meek Wayne Teachers College head basketball coach resigns to join Ottawa University athletic staff Ottawa Kan
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Logan
Utah
George Melinkovich
Notre Dame
New Jersey
Utah State Agricultural] College
Franklin S. Haris
Joe Whitesides
E. L
Dick" S Romney
Aggie
Romney
Prin Aggie
Wayne, Neb
Don Meek
Wayne Teachers College
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kan
Curl to Fight in Houston Set for April 4 Card
Promoter Jimmy Parks says Jimmy Curl will box in Houston on April 4 likely against Lee Campione. Parks also mentions Robby Dykes may headline a 10 round slot, with Dykes set for April 13 in Miami against Joe Dedaruna.
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Jimmy Curl
Houston
Lee Campione
Curl
Jimmy Parks
Parks
Robby Dykes
Miami
Fla
Joe Dedaruna
Stranahan Leads In Greensboro Golf Open
In heavy rain Stranahan shoots 66 to lead Greensboro open after first 72 holes at Starmount Forest. Toledo amateur Frank Stranahan tops field with 66 for 3132 score, five under par, as 16 players finish under par and chase second round honours.
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Greensboro
N.C
Starmount Forest Country Clubs
Fest Yard
Vict Ghezzi
Toledo
Frank Stranahan
Ohio
Stranahan
Lincoln opens eastern track season at New England venue
New England's newest track Lincoln Downs in Earliest opens the eastern thoroughbred racing season today. The historic opener comes two days before Bovde in Maryland begins racing on Monday, marking early action for regional horse racing.
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Lincoln Downs
New England
Lincoln
Bovde
Maryland
College Baseball Roundup Sparks Rowdy Southern Conference Action
Readable scraps describe scattered college baseball results and player notes across the Southern Conference with mentions of Baylor, Texas, Ohio State, and Houston in a tumbling collage. The fragmentary text references games in Waco and Ft Worth, with casual remarks on performances and upcoming schedules.
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Baylor Ami
Waco
Anstin
Feral Chiiaan
Sasa Lenascte
Ft Worth
Porisare
Houston
Frank Wortack
Ohio
Féres
Buckeyes
Pat Hubert
Srilg
S. M v
Feguston
Hontavilte
Werth
Teka
Sushems
Austin
Cetleze Station
Cinderella Cubs Clash In Junior College Skit Ball Title
A scrambled AP recap notes Hutchinson and Kansas City area teams in the Junior College skit ball tournament. Tria, once a pre-tournament favorite, toppled Compton 62-52 while another game saw Tech North struggle. final scores included 56-53 and other close finishes.
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Hurcumegn
Pen
Garca
Jer
Tens Keeca
Matthiasen
Cubs
I Tria
Compton
Calif
Contten
Goldblumes AAU Champs in Nashville final win
The Nashville Business College women repeat as AAU champions by defeating the hometown Nashville Business College in the finals 35 to 28. Captain Mary Jane Marshall earned outstanding player honors. Aline Banks Sprouse made the all star team for the tenth straight year.
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ST. Joseph
Maren
Nashville, Tenn
Goldbluimes
Nashville Business College
Mary’ Jané Marshall
Hanes
Hosiery
Winston-Salem
N. Cy
Elkin
N. C
Spring Training Chatter From The Yankees And Senators
In sparse spring notes from Tampa Bay and Orlando reporters, DiMaggio collects three singles and four walks in nine appearances. Walker Cooper praises Clint Hertenn and Andy Tomasic as promising for the New York Giants and the club. Sid Hud is eyed for a big season with the Senators after strong travel and pitching in exhibition play, while Bobo Newsom shuts down old rivals in a short stint.
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ST. Prreuesuae
Delured
Yankee
Pederdey
Gelpnis Phillies
DiMaggio
Los Angeles
API
Walker Cooper
New York
Giant
Clint Hertenn
Exybods
H ‘Oosre
Andy Tomasic
Ero Beach
Fla. Maren
Washington Senators
Sid Huds
Hadton
Eli
Laninga
Senators
Losas
Orlando
Coattanooga
Bobo Newsom
Exhibition Baseball Notes and Spring Training Talk
Exhibition action across California and Florida features teams like the A's, Dodgers, Cubs, and Giants in early spring play. Reports cite pitchers such as Bereng, Leonard, and Hacker, with trade rumors and camp updates as clubs prepare for the season, including notes on injuries and lineups.
Brackenridge Eagles Sweep Edison Relays Narrowly Lost
Brackenridge Eagles dominated the Edison Relays to extend their district title hopes, scoring 4313 points led by Victories in sprints and relays. Jefferson and Tech trails showed strong performances with Ritchey and Meeks among top scorers as damp conditions kept records distant.
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Brackenidge Eagles
Berry
Eagles
Edison
Jefferson
Tech
Shaw
Dicky. Shaw
Alamo
Heights
Burban
South San Antonio
Freer
Harlandale
Junction
Tal
Hamilton
Warren
Anderson
Bracken
Ritchey
Wesley Ritchey
Burbank
S. M. Meeks
Fragmented OCR sports meet notes with names and times
Readable fragments list events and competitors like Brackenridge and Geer ngbae. Mentions relay, hurdles, time 6.5, class designations AAJ A Tech and Edigod, with several unclear names and places amid a jumble of OCR errors.
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Jefferses
Ramire
Bertanay
Brackenridge
Enbley
Suisse
Rabi Kaatewe Vellerrem
Funelli
Antonie
Euch Aux Lens
Rey
Hite Hark
Untico
Stkar
Seay Lay
San Fotsel
P Go Fela
Améne Menke
Edison
Ritchey
Burbank
Corpus Wins At Robstown Relays Dominate Sixth Annual Meet
Corpus Christi High School swept Robstown relays as they won the team title with 64.34 points. Set four new schoolboy records including 440 yard relay in 43.7 and mile relay by Falfurrias. Bobby Dean anchored 100 yard dash as top scorer. Joe Carson led Corpus Christi as high point man with wins in 120 yard hurdles and broad jump.
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Robstown
Texas
Corpus Christ
Rotstown
Ice
Buts
Redo
Allee
Falfur
Bobby Dean
Corpus Christi
Falfurrias
Corpus
Christ
Bill Jones
Laredo
Ray Myers
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
Bobby Wright
Ted Wilson
Joe Carson
Corps Christi H
Kew York Fragment Yields Sparse Street Notes
A garbled OCR snippet from KEW YORK scene shows mixed names and numbers. It references Latetts Kew, Robert ite Ronk, Baltimore, and Frederick with scattered figures like 5414 and 156 145. The readable content is cryptic and offers little coherent event or outcome.
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Kew
York- Latetts
Robert
Baltimore
Cohn O
Radie
Aly
Tver Frederick
Wien
Ana
Abasley
Fourteen Events Mark SAIC Meet At Alamia Heights Field
San Antonio Junior College hosted its first invitation track and field meet Saturday afternoon at Alamia Heights field. The program began at 2 80 p m with the relays scheduled to end around 4 50 p m The SAIC informal team included Del Mar Junior College Christi and Laredo Junior College, lacking regular coaches and funds, yet performing surprisingly well as they challenged Brownsville JC in junior college divisions at Border Olympics and Worth's Southwest Recreation meet.
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Alamia Heights
San Antonio Junior College
Rangers
Instituts del Mar Junior College
Christi
Laredo Junior Dulles
SAICS
Brownsville JC
Border Olympics
Fi Worth
Southwest Recreation
Gonzales Faces Talbert in Indoor Tennis Final
In New York, Richard Gonzales challenges top seed Billy Talbert for the national indoor tennis championship. Talbert topped Kovaleski 6-2 6-2 6-1, while Gonzales defeated McNeill in a rallying win to reach the final as Moran eyes another title in the women’s event.
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New York
Richard “Paneno” Gonzales
Angeles
Billy Tal
Bert
Tussie
Ype Talbert
Fred Kovalesei
Detroit
Kovaleski
France
Jean’ Borntra
Earl Cochell
San Francis
William and Mary College
Talbert
Canales
Tto Tome
Dan McNeill
Gertrude. Moran
Santa Monica
Callio
Nancy Chatter
Ventura
Calif
Miss Moran
Partnite
Marjory Buck
Mites Chai
Fee
Barbara Wilkins
Newadiane Nyu
Gonzales
Gongales
Frank Shields
McNeill
Gonzales Shields
Sidney Wood
Ed McGrath
San Antonio Teams Tangle in State Volley Ball Tourney
San Antonio clubs National Credit Clothiers and Gold Bugs faced tough early rounds in the TAF women’s state tournament. Red Shields of Houston defeated National Credit Clothiers 15-0 15-4, while St Henry’s beat Gillam Soap and Breedlove Insurance. Red Ball Taxi of Austin toppled Gold Bugs 15-9 15-4 as the event opened with 7:30 pm first-round bouts at the local gym.
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National Credit Clothiers
Kelly
Bugs
San Antonio
Austin
Red Shields
Houston
Gold Bugs
Condee
Harlingen
St. Henry's
Gillam
St. Kenry’s
National Credit Pin Clothiers
Défen
Conoce
LaMotta Edges Villemain In Bronx Controversy Fight
In a Madison Square Garden bout Ed Die Eagan of the New York state athletic commission protested after Jake LaMotta narrowly defeated Robert Villemain by a split decision. Officials and many boxing writers favored Villemain, while LaMotta’s camp and some fans booed the verdict as Villemain pressed the pace and LaMotta edged through with late flurries.
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New York
Eddie ‘Eagan
New York State Athletic Commission
Sti
Gate
Jake Ladiotta
Robert Willem
France
Iron Man
Bronx
Eagan
Madison ‘Square Garden
Jad
Villemain
Jean Bretonnel
Erst Kanter
Mthey Ve
Bretonnel
Tttis Wilkemann
Frerichs Mbn
LaMotta
Charley” Shortell
Harold Barnes
Harry Eobets
la Motta
Barbies
Robets
Ladfotts Shear
Associated Press
Ast
Trom Bell
Dell
Steve Belloise
Villereenteen
Jake
Lanotta
Robert Will
Dolla Barbeon
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Semi-Finals Set In National Night School Tourney
Nashville reports Booker T. Washington Tulsa leads into the semifinals after Tulsa walloped Alabama State 43 to 23. Charlton Pollard of Nashville advanced with a tight win, St. Elizabeth Chicago edged Armstrong 45 to 44, and Booker T. Washington of Cushing beat Norfolk 58 to 43. Tulsa to meet Beaumont, and Bl Ekatelh to face Cushing in the next round as the title chase continues.
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Nashville
Tenn
Booker T. Washington
Tulsa
Alabama State
Charlton
Pollard
Texas
Neshville
St. Elizabeth
Checago
Armstrong
Washington
Booker T., Washington
Cushing
Oxley
Baker T. Washington
Norfolk
Price
Cathe
Beaumont
Ekatelh
Skeet Shoot At 10 Sunday San Antonio Club
The San Antonio Gun Club resumes its monthly skeet shoot at the Stay Range on Sunday if weather permits. The 125 target program begins at 10 am with about 40 competitors in classification brackets by averages to determine class winners. Women and juniors have separate brackets and prizes will be awarded.
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San Anonio
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