City Golf Championships Set to Open Next Saturday
The San Antonio Golfers Association announced the City Golf Championships will start next Saturday October 11 at Brackenridge Park. Loraine Young is defending champion, with matches rotating between Brackenridge and Willow Springs across October. Entry is 1 dollar plus greens fees. 32 players compete for the title.
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High School Football Scores and Upcoming Games
District 3A results show Enid and Port Arthur topping opponents with close margins. Alabama’s Aladdin and Alamo Metelde face tough tests as MeMlen hosts 8 p m games. South Nah Abteite and Edlnga prepare for Saturday action with several teams weighing playoff hopes.
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St Anthony's Yellowjackets Rout Eagles in Tuesday Tilt
St Anthony's Yellowjackets trimmed the Eagles in a Tuesday game at Jenst field. Key players Bil l Wehrling Ed Daley and Ed Flergerald led the scoring with a midweek win over Brackridge, while Rodrigues added the extra point.
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No spring training for 1942 in San Antonio area
News from the 1942 season reports uncertainty for Minneapolis Millers and other AAA teams about spring training sites and opponents. Mike Kelley cites lack of major league games, with possible moves to Florida. Tulsa may host. Dennis O'Brien, 56, dies in Hartford from a heart attack during bowling watch.
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Layden Not Texas Says Moore On LSU Coach Critique
New Orleans Coach Bernie Moore of LSU denied Texas full back Pete Layer as one of the nation’s great backs though noting their offense centers on deb. He cited injuries to Jack Craty and Doss as limiting factors and questioned Texas strength until they meet a top opponent. He also referenced Texas coach Dawn Bible and added mixed assessments of their unit.
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Rattlers to Do Without Star Two Weeks
Rattlers coach Kurt Bandig will be without St Mary’s halfback for at least two weeks after a Sunday injury in the 640 yard victory over the vets. Russell said Bandig did not suffer a fractured neck but a displaced vertebrae in the neck. Other St Mary’s players, including Rudy Guest, Rob Whitely, and Joe Venturi, also suffered injuries. The team plans light workouts in the next two days and a Friday departure for Portales after a mud filled kickoff.
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Mexico champ heads to San Antonio badminton tourney
Defending men's singles champion Empesto Villareal headlines a strong field arriving from Mexico City and Texas for the second Pro-American badminton tournament at the MT gym in San Antonio this Friday and Saturday. The event features men and women singles and doubles, mixed doubles, and veterans doubles with first rounds at 1 p.m. Friday and finals Saturday night. Admission is 9 cents to 1 dollar, with tickets from Irving Stewart at the C and S store.
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Rivals to Auburn in grid gossip tease team furor
AP report from Auburn notes Uwit brothers John and Frank Bridges must dress differently for coaches to select them. John weighs 178 pounds and Frank 14 pounds. Detroit team details mention Gus Lurals and Meyer in coaching changes at Kansas. Missouri and Illinois schools cited with poison oak incident and Buck Evins at Ol State.
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Texan Will Fight Jack Britton's Boy
Bobby Aritlou of Florida, former welterweight champion, signed to meet AL Bernard of Houston in an eight round middleweight bout next Monday in Syracuse New York.
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Jefferson B Licks Peacock In League Opener
Jefferson Tifcan Ponies opened their season with a 5-0 victory over Peacock. A blocked Peacock kick for a safety and a 5-yard TD pass, plus a safety by Daniel Downson and a TD run by Dick Williams highlighted the win. Tankersky, McKisack, Grieder starred. Barr Harland Roberts and others praised.
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Jeffs' Lineup Adjustments Teased For Park Arthur Game
Goash Dave Coleman hinted changes in the Jolsey-AON Mustangs lineup for the upcoming game against Park Arthur Yellowjackets at AG Aleme Stadium next Friday night. He praised several younger players like Benny Fuller Adkla Col Charries Parker Murray Bradford while noting uncertainties in backfield and offensive blocking.
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Baseball Futures After World Series Discussed
The World Series is over yet heavy talk persists on minor league conduct and major changes. Questions arise about player talent, drafts, salaries, admission prices, and how defense work wages may lure players away. The minor leagues face uncertain shifts as discussions continue through winter months.
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Earl Mann and San Antonio Becomes Talk of Franchise Sale
Rumor says Earl Mann, president of the Atlanta Southern Association club, is eyeing the St Louis Beacons franchise. Hal Totten cites strong authority while denials are scarce. San Antonians fear the sale could endanger local minor league baseball and possibly move a farm or affiliate to another city. Agents are pursuing the Mend report and will share updates when available.
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Texans at Rice and Aggies clash drew crowd and comments
Reading of a Texas A I and M game notes Weldon Humble Whitlock Zander from San Antonio as Rice opponents. Fans at the Texas UT Austin game complained about a loud speaker predicting plays while the officials claimed a first night Texas game. Cowboys win as Wolff stars in 2014 victory over AMA with Leary and Dieneg AMA.
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Notre Dame Georgia Tech Clash Looms In Atlanta Contrast
Atlanta Oct 71 Notre Dame and Georgia Tech prepare for a hard fought clash before an estimated 30 000 fans. Tech seeks a strong pass attack led by Bosch while Notre Dame aims to repeat its 840 victory in a series dating to 1923. Bil Alexander notes the team’s rough Chattanooga win shows potential. Bosch and sophomore wingback Eldrerige pace Tech’s attack as both teams showcase aerial talent and endurance.
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Buddy Myer Is Granted Unconditional Release by Nationals
Buddy Myer, longtime 1935 AL batting champion, received an unconditional release from Washington Nationals president Clark Griffith after 19 seasons. At 47, Myer had sat out much of the recent years due to a stomach ailment, appearing sparingly at first base. He batted .252 for the 1941 season.
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