Ex-managers honored as Disch retirement noted in sport notes
Louis Nowlin Kusky Dallas amateur golfer shot six birdies six pars and six bogies for 36 24 over on Brook Hollow par 35 course. Ex Texas coach Billy Disch to be honored by Bayou City ex-students. Jake Vinson resigns as coach at Allen Academy. Johnny Heving joins Tyler prospects with Fort Worth Panthers having ups and downs. James Heving moves through Texas League ranks.
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Jake Vinson
Felix BE
McKnight
Associated Press
Louis Nowlin
Kusky Dallas
Brook Hollow Country
Byracuse
Byrne James
Johnny Heving
Texas
Harry McCurdy
Ckipper
Billy” “Disch
University of Texas
Houston
Ex-Students Association of
Bayou City
Saint Mary's Horse Show Set For April 4 At Brackenridge
Saint Mary's hall pupils stage a horse show in Brackenridge park riding ring on Saturday April 4 at 3 30 p m Officials include Miss Harsha Work manager Capt Ted Voigt secretary Muda Belle Meadows ring master Col W Honeycutt announcer Mel A Easterbrook premiums Mrs R R Witt class caller Dr HS Adam The box committee comprises Jane Honeycutt Rose Mackeson Ellison Witt Sarah Louise Adams Ushering by athletic council members Entries include open jumping walk trot high school special exhibition three gaits and hands and figure eight All horses must trot on both diagonals canter both leads and back while changing mounts Only Saint Mary's hall pupils may participate
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Saint Mary's Hall
Brackenridge Park
Harsha Work
Ted Voigt
Muda Belle Meadows
W. Honeycutt
Mel
A. Easterbrook
R. R. Witt
HS. Adam
Jane Honeycutt
Rose Mackeson
Ellison Witt
Sarah Louise Adams
Athletic Council
Fuse Matteson
Eugenia Harti
Sarah Wood Cheney
Senta You Knoop
Ann George
Esse
San Antonio Boxers Triumph in Kerrville Card
Two San Antonio boxers defeated Kerrville rivals in decisions at Kerrville Friday under VFW suspices. Charley Murray beat Dan Ballinger in 160 pounds and Max Brawner beat Carl Foster at 132 pounds. Other bouts ended in draws as Raymond Ochoa boxed Ralph Pyle and Gray Pyle faced Bob McGarrough. Justice of the Peace Joe Burkett refereed.
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San Antonio
Kerrville
Francis Cunningham
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Charley Murray
Dan Ballinger
Max Bra
Rattlers Spring Football Game Rescheduled to Friday
The Texas A and M Javelinas will visit Kingsville to play the Rattlers in a spring grid clash at Eagle Field. The game is set for 8 o'clock next Friday, replacing the previously planned Saturday kickoff.
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St. Mary's University
Texas A
Javelimes
Eagle Field
Reese Ws
Satur
Lax
Pirates White Sox Exhitbition Game Attracts Crowd
Two major league clubs met in an exhibition at Teck field as Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago White Sox prepared for a spring schedule. Pie Traynor announced Bill Swift as his pick to start on the mound with Hoyt to follow, while Jimmy Dykes hinted Johnny Whitehead would throw the full route if held. The crowds watched batting, home runs by Dickshot Young and Jensen, and fund-raising chatter overshadowed by Wagner tales shared at Plaza hotel.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Pie Traynor
Sann Antonio
Pirates
Bill Swift
Swift
Gy Blanton
Johnny Whitehead
Dallas
Whitehead
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Sox
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Traynor
Honus Wagner
Steimer Struss
Letty Woodill
Bill Henswanger
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Ed Balinger
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Sisles
Wagner
Canopus
Plaza Hotel
Austin
Firetes
Mrs Jarrett Sets Two New Records at Toledo Pool
Eleanor Holm Jarrett of New York, backstroke swimming champion, bettered her own world records in the 200 and 220 yard backstroke events last night at the Toledo club pool. She is en route to Chicago for the warm indoor national championships starting in April.
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Toledo
Ohio
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
New York
Chicago
Liegin
Chicago White Sox Baseball Roster Birthplaces List
A fragmented roster list shows players with dates and birthplaces, naming cities like Lake Charles and Kansas City among others, concluding with Dr A P Schacht as trainer. The garbled OCR mixes dates and places for multiple players and staff.
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Chicago -White Sox
Whitman Rites Here Sunday
Mrs Jewel Whitman once Jewel Meadows and wife of Mark Whitman will be buried here Sunday. The funeral is at the Meadows home 224 East Theomenue. Whitman starred in basketball and softball and helped conduct league games at San Pedro park. Born in Poteet she lived here 20 years and was an all state player in both sports. She died Friday at San Angelo. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Charles L Meadows and many sisters and two brothers.
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East
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San Pedro Park
Grand Stand
Poteet
San Angelo
Mire
Eq Krause
Mes
J. Z. Richardson
Johnny Galloway
H. A. Leung
L. W. Hastings
Elle Mae Meadows
Johnny
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Exhibitions Friday's Games and Battery Details Across Cities
The listings cover Friday games for Boston, Washington, St Louis, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Atlanta, and Philadelphia with score snippets and battery assignments. Notable lines show varied box results and pitching or catching crews like Whitehill Newsom Holton and Branca Pearson Gienn, among others, with additional notes on El Paso and Albany matchups.
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Ostermmeller and
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Kelleher
Witson
Grace
Washington
St_Louis
Whitehill
Newsom and
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Amcges
Winford
O'Grodowski
Chicago
Detroit
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O'Dea
Rowe and Cooncane
New York
Atlanta
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Leonards
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du West
Huey
York
Bronca
Pearson
Gienn
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Reig
Feckville
Shannon
Conroy
Kardor
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Rosetts
Challanongs
Baltimore
Frontreal
Albany
Oaklawn Racetrack Sued for $250000 in Arkansas
A $250,000 damage suit was filed in federal court against Oaklawn Jockey Club officials by George Sanders and Isadore Berkowitz, Chicago merchants, alleging fair arrest. They claim they were seized on suspicion of pickpocketing at Oaklawn Park, jailed three days, then ordered out of town by Municipal Judge Ledgerwood. Sheriff James Floyd named as a party. Mayor Leo Mebinghim and minority owner John Condon declined to discuss.
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Chicago
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Leo P. Mebinghim
Jockey Club
John Condon
Peoria Denied Western League Membership
W G Bramham of the National Association of Professional Baseball clubs announced in Peoria that the city cannot become a member of the Western league this season.
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W. G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Peoria
College Ball Season Opens in Southwest Conference Openers
The Southwest Conference opened with two wild games as Texas A&M defeated Baylor 13 to 13 in Waco, and TCU edged SMU 9 to 4 in Fort Worth. Texas and Houston met Texas Longhorns next while Texas A&M and SMU both posted strong starts with heavy hitting.
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Wildlife Organization Progresses at Austin
The Texas wildlife conference discussed forming a statewide group for game preservation and restoration. A constitution was proposed, with N. Darling urging united action and federal cooperation. Mexico’s Chihuahua official Trevino promised cross border coordination, while Gov Allred and others planned more talks on fisheries and wildlife education.
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Sims
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Darling
Des Moines
Iowa
Bureau of Bological Survey
Nish Conservation United
Texas
Mexico
Titan
Trevino
Chihuahua
Republic
Allred
Glenn C. Leach
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
CG. M. Elwell
State Department of Education
Tulsa Beats Aviator Team In Exhibition Rout
Tulsa Oilers overwhelm Aviator squadron 46 in a Texas league exhibition, winning 3 to 1 as Lee Stebbins and Funk lead the Tulsa offense. Jim Perry pitched five scoreless frames for Randolph, limiting Tulsa to a single hit late in the game while Al Holley allowed three runs on nine hits.
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Ub Randolph
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al Grostwaite
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Straub
Jim Reet
Randolph Hatter
Jim Perry
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al Holley
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Allaire
McKenney
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Wood
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Reed
Perry
Howley
Terry
Heater
J. Tervley
Siring Pict
Berry
Reews
Fitzseenond School
Cupps Um Res
Lanier Swatters Romp on Peacock at Van Daele Stadium
Lanier steamrolled Peacock Friday afternoon at Van Daele Stadium 18 runs on 19 hits for an 18 to 0 victory. Trejo, Acostn, Garcla and others produced. St. Anthony’s academic squad faced Sauadron Fortysk of Randolph in a practice game scramble with limited action. Peggy Wattles wins Augusta women’s invitational golf, defeating Jann Cothran 2 up after a tough Augusta Country Club course.
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Peacock
Nemo Herandez
Sidney Lapier Voks
van Daele Stadium
Ventura Trejo
Felix Acsotn
Tenacio Garcla
Stevino
Enclina
Peggy Wattles
Adousta
Buffalo
Augusta
Augusta Country Club
Miss Whitles
Jann Cothran
Queenville
D. C
Bowling exhibitions and league action fill Seguin scene
Hank Marino of Chicago headlines a bowling exhibition at Alamo Recreation alleys with free lessons, while Austin teams and Seguin leagues showcase standings, prize events, and a state tourney lead. Numerous local businesses and clubs sponsor matches across singles, doubles, and city leagues with upcoming regional and state competitions.
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Hank Marino
Chicago
Jessens
Alamo Recreation
Marina
Texas Relays Open in Austin With 1900 Athletes Competing
At Memorial Stadium Austin marked the ninth Texas Relays with about 1900 athletes from universities colleges and high schools. Notable entrants include Sam Allen Floyd Lochner Gisn Hardin and Johny Morris in various events with Chicago surprising in six disciplines and Loyola and Kansas State among contenders for team honors amid football stars entering sprint events.
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Nowet
Click
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Ben Lyon
Wis
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Emporia Teachers University of Texas
Oklahoma netters rout St Mary's in intercollegiate match
Central State Teachers College Oklahoma defeated St Marys University 21 8 in a five-year comeback on their home courts. Rattler duo Robert sang it and Jean Wiedermann faced strong opposition. Jones Slagle Kililan and Hall won key doubles and singles matches.
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St. Mary’s Netters
Central State Teachers College of Oklahoma
Houston
River Oaks
St. Mary’s University
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A & To O
Marys
St. Mary's Courts
Rattler
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Jean Wiedermann
Bill Hall
Long
Fight Results From AP Report Show Varied Knockouts
AP boxing results list multiple bouts in cities including Chicago Baltimore Hat Garings and Phoenix. Name errors obscure details but indicate knockouts or stoppages with fighters such as Buddy Knox Mickey and Garcia. Results mention locations and rough outcomes though OCR garble limits precision.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Clarence
Rea) Bureman
Baltimore
Nockell
Charles
Buddy
Art Tanky
Sonny Walker
Phoenix
Field for Olympic Cage Final Tourney Narrows Field
NEW YORK March 23 L h Event of ten teams that will compete in the final Olympic basketball tryouts in Madison Square Garden beginning April 3 will have been decided tonight With five teams already winning places Kansas University and Utah State tied in a two out of three series meet in the deciding game Districts 7 and 8 winners while Niagara and Temple winners in Districts 1 and 2 meet in a single game Philadelphia The M A entrant will be decided in a contest between Wilmerding Pa and Denver which downed Kansas City 23 20 last night The Arkansas Razorbacks entered the finals by scoring their second straight triumph over Western Kentucky Teachers 39 30 De Paul defeated Minnesota for the second straight time 33 27 to go to the finals The University of Washington the McPherson Kan Refiners and the Hollywood Calif Universals are the other candidate entries
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