Everitt and Middlecott Share Lead In Amateur Golf
In Springfield N Y the 46th annual national amateur championship began with Howard Everitt from Manufacturers Club Philadelphia and Wood Platt both posting four under par on Baltable Golf Club’s 6686 yard layout. Middlecoff, Riegel and Stephenson followed with solid rounds as defending champ Marvin Ward trailed by one stroke amid a crowded leaderboard of contenders.
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Springfield
Philadelphia
Howard Everitt
Manufacturers Club of
Ballastol Golf Club
Wood Platt
Everett
Platt
Everitt
Pennsylvania
King
Middlecoey
Capt. Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Middlecoff
Oliver General Hospital
Augusta
Riegel
Skee Riegel
Glendale
Calif
Tom Stephenson
Kansas City
Smiley L. Quick
Jinks
Inglewood
Galil
Dick Chapman
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Frank ‘“Muscles” Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsier N
Otto Greiner
Towson
Eerest Pleper Jr
San Jose
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Maurice J. McCarthy
Cincinnati
John Sierge
Watchung
N. J
Earl Christiansen
Miami
Southwest Tennis Hits Fastest Pace at San Antonio
The Southwest area tennis tournament opened at the San Antonio Country Club with boys and girls singles and men doubles. Top seed Don Lowenbein from California, stationed at AAFMTC, beat E Watson in a hard match to win 46 62 63 as Paschal Walthall, defending champ, advanced after a bye then defeated Arthur Seeligson 61 6 1. Monday results show many first-round wins and list Tuesday pairings for men’s singles, women’s singles, and men’s doubles.
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San Antonio
Begamne
Don Lowenbein
California
Aafmtc
E. Watson
G. I
Bob Reade
Sam Kobren
Roy Velinder
Rogar Tolar
Frost Carvel
Hugo Cordis
Kemp Adams
John Is. Quinlan
Don Lawenbein
Edward ‘Walton
John Ellis
Coll C. L. Milburn’ Jr
Leon’ Lambert
Tiny Nisin
Roz Robert J. Hensler
Jay Wollenberg
Dean Yaneus
Judd Davis
Wendell
Ear Rt
Enary
F. Morse
Texas Stars Hurt In Auto Accident
Four UT football squad members were injured in a Taylor area car wreck as practice continued. Center Sam Wood and student manager Jim Moody were hospitalized with severe cuts, while Peppy Blount and Newell Kane sustained minor injuries. The sedan rollover followed loose gravel. Clar ence Seidenberger will miss the rest of the season with a broken leg from Saturday scrimmage.
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Austin
University of Texas
Taylor
Sam Wood
Marshall
Jim Moody
Peppy Biount
Jetterman
Newell Kane
Palestine
Trinity Sport Plans Started for Intramural Program
Trinity University began intramural sports with 15 football players under coaches Bob Coe and Jack Sanders. Scrimmages eyed for Randolph Field after Sept. 20. practices set for 9:40 a.m. and 4 p.m. later in the week. Woodlawn gym available for physical education with Miss Lou Hamilton supervising from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Mon, Wed, Fri. Pool hours 2 to 5 p.m. weekdays. open to public Sat and Sun. Basketball to be played at Woodlawn on Thursday nights.
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Trinity University
Bob Coe
Jack Sanders
Randolph Field
Trinity
Woodlawn
Lou Hamilton
City Recreation Department
Walter Peacock Dies in Chicago at 68
Walter C. Peacock, 68, noted Chicago jeweler and sportsman, died today. He led the C. D. Peacock company, founded by his father in 1837, and formerly served on the Illinois Racing Commission.
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Walter Peacock
Chicago
Walter C. Peacock
C. D. Peacock Company
Ulinois Racing Commisson
Wrestler Artz Triumphs In MSG Showdown
Phoenix Artz, former world heavyweight champion, defeated Wee Willie Davis of Los Angeles in a feature match at Madison Square Garden. The event opened a new arena at Leona and Wear Houston streets with Mexican style wrestling and crowd trouble. Benny Arcilla beat Rudy Galindo for third fall amid repeated warnings before Galindo smiled and turned on the referee. Tarzan Campa won a preliminary match over Alberto Alvarez. Rolando Vera defeated Mauro Prada in a later bout.
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Phoenix
Artz
Prime Camera
Wee Willie Davis
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Leona
Houston
Benny Arcilla
Mexico
Rudy Galindo
Juarez
Mexias
Aveta
Galindo
Ion
Hante Napy
Tarzan Campa
Muntern
Alerto Alvares
Rolonda Vera
Mauro Prada
Iwad
Archery and bowling recap from Turner lanes tournament
Archers from San Antonio and nearby clubs competed in a Southern archery meet and a local archery event. Frank Rainey scored 3539 with York and Anerican targets, while Frank Wolfe managed 3404. Women shooters led by Sue White and Whitney Donaldson notched high Columbus rounds, Alma Gossman claimed six golds with 272418-190 for a Columbus score. Turner Kids celebrated reopening by defeating the League of Nations in three games without a 23 pin handicap, with Dive Closkey 404 and Kelberlau 492 pacing winners and DuPree 518 in the losers. Total team scores listed.
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Frank Rainey
York
Syunda
San Antonio
Ife
Frank Wolfe
Tennessee
Sue ‘White
Columbia
Whitney Donaldson
Alma Gossman
Notte Beck
Dorene Rainey
Turner Kids
Trowne
League of Nations
Dive Closkey
Kelberlau
DuPree
Cloonan
Bloeckner
McCloskey
Treuter
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Accompound
Amury Repili
George Dullaix
Ramey Yolvington
Gordon Pease
Loh Read
Bob Townsend
Lut. W. Griffin
J Pralffer
Jo. A. Kirchner
Aynlor Hoys
Howard Taund
Aeron Cu Neh
Hans Mangold
Roser Tolar
Fatring
Moody and Welner
Barger
Kobran
Brown
Kuffner
Uirach
Golden
Yanery
Colinder
Bits
Torster
Walthall
Braubach
Lowenbein
Raymer
Jollette Kohler
Nancy Caldwell
Ap. A
Barbara Miller
Kathryn Parrish
Kathryn Yeager
Jean Topacomb
Jerry Thompson
Panice Uhtr
Nous Oumetes Hough Fitzgimmons
Billy Cuell
Larry Goldbeck
Leon Lantpert
Pony
Martin Ya
Frankie Gondinen
Herne Karren
David Gueldner
Bobby Goildier
Warren McMillai
M. Hap Manning Breswell
J. L. Raymer
Charley Burns
George Richey
Mrost Carvel
Heri Kaeren Wa
Hewlit
Paschal Walthall
George Dulvitz
Billy Mantion
Robert J. Hensler
John Braubach
Harald Foths
Leon Lampert
Felix Kailey
Dean Yancey
Hep Manning
Ad Bros
Iwell
Tom Nixon
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Texas Stars
VPI
Clarence Seidenberger
Schulenberg
Seidelberger
University of Pennsylvania
Trinity Sport
Jim Flowers
Dallas
James L. Flowers
Tulsa
Osla
North St. Mary’s
Betty Ghable
Charlie Spivar
Orcresteq
Mase and His Orchestra
Anscache
PeseMeyit Ete
Clark Gabie
Loretta Young
Bing Urosby
Hope
M-G-M
Phis
Lionel Barrymore
Lewis Stone
Edward Arnold
Thomas Mitchell
Latch
Ram
KIT Kats
New Marble
Henry Shelton
Lovely Doris Green
Helena Shelda
San Pedro Playhouse
San Pedro Park
Gunter Hotel
TROC
Valerio’s
Broadway
Valerio
Jefferson St
Claudette
John
Don Defore
Ay Anne Trilla Wen
Louella Parsons
Jesse.l. Lasky
Ty Andrew Sort
Claudette Colbert
John Wayne
Morya Lay
Thurspay
Mead Olivier PT
Gee Chay
Kebeda
Texas
James Mason
Ann Todd
Vincent Villa i
America
Usielan and
Nefamoud
Sake Dance Club
Commerce & Houston
Main Ave
Trene Dunne
Harrison He
Linda Darnell
Eee
Anna and
the King OF
Siam
Plas Merrie Melody Cartoon Talent News
Butch” Waapine
James
Olivia de Havilland
Terry
John Lund
Bil Goo Win
Griff Barnett
Collier
Ding Dong Williams
Glenn Vernon
Marcy McGuire
Kathryn Grayson Dane Allyson
Boston
Thars
Gail Russell
Diana Lynn
Brisa Denlevy
Ide Yupino
Proletts Godard
Bite Hayworth Hiea
Tolm Wayne
The
Waybe
Dana Andrews
Dane Andrews
Woolley's
St. Mary’s St
Brooklyn Ave
Woolley
Igo
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