Sarazen to play Willow Springs 18 hole match with Lally
Gene Sarazen, holder of the British and American open titles, will team with Tom Lally in an 18 hole exhibition at Willow Springs on October 16. Opponents are Reuben Albergh and Timmy Morgan. The match follows a San Antonio appearance amid a Texas swing through Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, and Beaumont.
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Ben Antonio Country Clan
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Timmy Morgan
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Fort Worth
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Teava
New Orleans
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Laily
Albough
Tas
Young Morgen
Willow
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Brilliant Amatar
Ous
Arenee Clark
Texas PGA Stars at Waco Prepare for Spring Lake Cup
The Texas Professional Golfers Association members paired with top amateurs at Waco Country Club as the Waco Invitational opens. Notables Byron Nelson and Jack Grout of Fort Worth, David Goldman and George Ausbach of Denver led a tie for pro sweep at Fort Worth with scores of 68.
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Ack
Texas ‘Professional Golfers Association
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Buntay
Fort Worth
Byron Nelson
Jack Grout
Fort Woiti
David Goldman
George Ausbach
Delinx
Ame Tenre
Rassling Tournament for L A Title
Leading junior middleweight wrestlers from around the world will converge in San Antonio for weeks starting October 28 to compete in the National Wrestling Association official tourney. Ralph Hammonds promotes. Harry Davis of Cleveland announces sanction. Davis’s letter says the tourney, open to anyone 152 pounds or under, will be held by November 1, 1982, with entry from Seattle, Tulsa, Wichita Falls, Dallas, Topeka and others.
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Ottonder
National Wrestling Association
Ralph Hammonds
Harry Davis
Cleveland
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Hammonds
Baltimore
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Tulsa
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Topeka
San Acitonte
PRESENT HILL CUP THURSDAY
A fine silver loving cup will be given the Llano Cowboys Thursday at a luncheon in their honor for winning the championship of the Hit Country Baseball league. The cup, from W.F. Bebeefer Fredericksburg Sourtaman, marks their second cup victory. Fans plan for next season with teams from Fredericksburg Brady Mason Kerrville and June Hon rompires the aceve. Rudy Jones to coach the Prospect Fill Collegiates. new players invited via Manager Robert Ramirez.
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Hon
Manager changes spark roster churn in 1933 Giants
Baseball notes profiled in 1933 as Billy Terry shifts the New York Giants roster post McGraw era. McGraw proteges Walker, Boone, Allen and O’Farrell depart for St. Louis while newcomers Mancuso and Starr arrive. Prediction of further moves is hedged by Terry’s strong will. The column also touches on football system changes under Hargis and Lindsey, and reminiscences of past “Jones system” methods.
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Jim Boones
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Boo O'Farrell
St. Louis
Mr. Terry
Meade
McCraw
DEFOREST OF FISTIC FAME DIES IN LONG BRANCH
Long Branch New Jersey Oct 12. Jimmy De Forest a noted boxing manager and trainer died at his home after a long illness. From 1880 to 1928 he worked with champions Jeffries Johnson Walcott and Dempsey among others. He began as a circus performer and later became a trainer in New York before promoting bouts and operating a boxing school. Funeral services will be held Thursday at his Long Branch home with burial Friday at Woodbine cemetery. He is survived by a son James Roy De Forest Jr and a daughter Virginie.
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Dempaery
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Pan Sway’ Q
London
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John L. Sullivan
Tommy Ryan
Kid McCoy
Otter
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Toledo
Mouser
Jess Lard
Lille
Luis Fiepo
Dempsey Flont
Polo Grounds
Gene Toothey
Tom J. Gibbons
Dempsey
Knursdey
Woodbine
James Roy de Porent Jr
Virginie
Warren Brown Names His All American Team
Chicago January 12 Warren Brown, sports writer, reveals his selection for the All American football team. The piece lists players by position with affiliations such as Army, Hobart, Western Maryland, Fordham, Cornell, Georgetown, Providence, Hobart, Columbia, West Virginia, Hobart and others. The narrative notes challenges in choosing centers and backs amid many deserving candidates.
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Ryscavege
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Fordham
Martlery-Zorilla
Cornell
Buhrheinrich Vandecb
Ganaki
St. Bonaventure
Latonia Opens Fall Race Meeting With Columbus Day Handicap
Latonia race track opens its fall meeting with the Columbus Day handicap as the feature. Top weight 120 pounds assigned to the veteran Bug Dendy from Chicago. Other contenders include Cathop, Gold Step, Crown Wisdom, and Playtime. Post positions list horses Playtime, Brown Wisdom, Cat hop, Our Cherrycote, My Dandy, Gold Step with respective weights and jockies.
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Latomia Jockey Club
Bug Dendy
Chicago
Cathop
Gold Step
Crown Wisdom
Playtime
Fin— Netly
Brown Wisdom
Pichon
Our Cherrycote
South
My Dandy
Cor
McCoy
Reed Aids Deer Hunters At Municipal Range
Wesley J. Reed, veteran marksman and former state champion, invites November 16 season prep at Exposition Grounds. Reed, snow range custodian and instructor, leads hunters, especially beginners, through sights and safe shooting techniques without charge.
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Reed
Exposition
Wesley J. Reed
Markemen
Dozen New Champs Made In U S Outboard Events
Dozen new national champions crowned across 12 divisions at the U S outboard regatta in Bay City amid wind rain and snow delays. Winners include Imalenr Ruth Deroo Fils Mich in class A and Ed Hauptner Island City NY in class A professional, with multiple feats across amateur and professional divisions and a three way collision injuring Jackie Maypole.
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H. B. Careter
Los Angeles
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Island City
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Chicago
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River Forest
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Waukegan
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Detroit
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Ventnor City
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St. Louis
Meyees
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Roger Firestone
Akron
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Young Maypole
Natonal Point
Herland
Seattle
Nunnelly
Aaron de Roy
Direk Neal
Kansan
Kelly Flier Loss Highlights Jefferson Rangers Victory
Jefferson Rangers defeated Dallas Kelly Flier 37 to 8 in a state fair game watched by about four thousand. A 25 yard TD run by Estes capped a late drive after Timberlake connected, while Hammitt intercepted a Kelly pass for a 100 yard return. Jodie White added two scores in the second half.
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Jefferson University
Jefferson ‘Rangers
Kelly
West Point
San Antonio
Jefferson
Rangers
Hammitt
Tanib
Jodie White
Malone
Denton High
Four L A Net Stars in Monterey Tennis Meet
Four San Antonio tennis players Jesse Pleifiec Prost Cervel Harald Folks and Leon Walthall headed to Monterey for the first Noel Mexico invitation tennis tournament running Thursday through Sunday Texas post sharks invited to compete The meet features Mexico's Davis Cup players Ricardo Tapia and Alfonso Unda and San Antonio entries were due to arrive around noon Wednesday to acclimate to the courts and climate.
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Monterey
San
San Antonio
Centre and Boston Elevens Colliding in Hopeful Tilt
Centre college of Danville Kentucky meets Boston College at University Heights this afternoon. Centre, with most of last year’s lineup, aims to repeat the stiff battle and challenge the Eagles after holding BC to a one touchdown win last season.
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Kentucky
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Cenlre
Olympic Champion Debuts Professionally in Cleveland Bout
Olympic middleweight champion Gar Men Barth won the Olympic final by knockout and now made his pro debut, earning a decision over Gear Marah in six rounds. The report notes boxing excitement in Cleveland on October 2 to 7.
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Garmen Barth
Lagi Nigh
Gear Marah
Yankees Sign McCarthy to Hundred Thousand Three Year Pact
New York Yankees name Joseph Vincent McCarthy manager for three years with a guaranteed at least 100000 annual salary after guiding the team to four straight World Series wins. Many major league posts remain open with Cincinnati Boston and others undecided as teams prepare for next season.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Dan Howley
Cincinnati Post
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Pirates
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athlntics
Burl Shotton
Phillies
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St Louia Browns
Bill Terry
Joy Cronin
Washington
Charley Grimm
Ahicaga Cubs
Sumley
Rocky") Harris
Detroit
Roger Feckingpaugh
Cleveland
Max Carey
Brooklyn
Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill McKeehnie
Boston Braves
Cubs
Drake Football Suffer Setback Amid Valley Contention
Drake faces setback after Barney Meyers breaks ankle in scrimmage and misses Misanuet Valley title bid. With Notre Dame looming, practice is ragged as Waldorf bars passing to Aggies. Creighton and Washington Arms also prep, while injuries unsettle backfield ahead of McKendrey clash.
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Des Moines
Towa
Orb
Misanuet Valley
Oklahoma Agries
Drake
Barney Meyers
Michigan State
Washington Arms
Smt
Prising
Ralph Weingart
En Korrnee
Khalfbmok
Couselman
McKendret
Wrestlers Set Oct 21 Headliner at Beethoven Hall
The winner of Friday night’s headliner between Marshal Blackstock and Bd Schnsegel earns a main event slot on October 21 Promoter Ralph Wammants announced Hammond seeks a top heavyweight to face the winner Tom Alley an Australian heavyweight and Chief War Fugie a big Indian meet in Friday’s semifinal three falls Pew More dock meets Tony Fuentes Reony Austin faces Harvey Hugginson in one fall bouts Eddie Vogt to referee the main event.
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Beethoven Hall
Marshal Blackstock
Bd Schnsegel
Ralph Wammants
Hammonds
Tom Alley
War Fugie
Big Indian
Pew
Kansas plans all-Big Six two mile team race
Lawrence Kans December 1 H W Hargiss Kansas track coach announced preparations for an all Big Six two mile team event to be held at Memories Stadium between halves of the Kansas Notre Dame game on November 6 Teams from Iowa State Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas and Kansas State will enter the meet to compete under Hargiss guidance.
Valley Teams Up Against Hard Going
Harlingen and Brownsville valley Clebs face tough tests this weekend as Harlingen meets Texas A and I freshmen after a 1 0 season opener loss to Corpus Christi. Brownsville aims to top Coach Bobby Cannon's Corpus Hucraneers while San Benito class B meets Mercedes and La Feria plays Pharr.
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Harlingen
Brownsville
Corpus
Texas A
Bobby Cannon
Corpus Hucraneers
San Henitos
Wil Meth Mercedes
la Ferte
City Basketball Leaguers Called Meeting at James Sporting Goods
The City Basket Ball league was summoned to convene at Charles A. James Sporting Goods, 408 West Houston Street, at 7 30 Friday to discuss league matters and organize upcoming play.
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City Basket Ball
Charles A. James Sporting Goods
West
Houston Streets
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