Kellam Stadium to Open Ultra Modern Ball Park for Public Schools
San Antonio public high schools plan a new $400000 Kellam Stadium on the old Haale field site to host baseball for non-school teams at 12,000 seats. The project funds come from Alamo stadium profits and athletic warrants with an all weather roof considered.
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San Antonio
Alamo Stadium
Baskin-Whitney-Puckett-Hardcastle “Better Baseball” Group
Kellam
Schol
Cland
Rogers
Peyton
Porton
Mission Stadium
Kellam Stadium
Houston Stadium
Peterman Glenn McCarthy
Graziano and Janko Fight To Draw In New York Show
Rocky Graziano and Tony Janira battled to a ten round draw at Madison Square Garden, drawing 16,989 paid admissions and a $41,099 gate despite Graziano’s rushes and Janira’s sharp countering. Judges split on the decision with AP board favoring Graziano and a tie by referee.
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New York
Ufi
Graziano
Maglc
Golden Boy
Tony Janira
Comeback Kid
Youngstown
Madison Square Garden
Rocky
Sérlle
Janira
White
Danko
Harry Markson
International Boxing’ Club
Elveas
Galsden
Carden
Garden
Marly Servo
Charlie Kusarl
Janta
Tony
Tong
Tory
Arthur Aidala
Grizlann
Arthur Susskind
Janiry
George Walsh
Associated Press
Touring Golf Pros Quit PGA Top Stars Plan Own Tourneys
Unrest among leading golfers signals possible secession from the PGA. About 25 top pros, led by George Schneiter, reportedly back a new tour organization with authority to manage tournament mechanics and funds. Prominent players named include Sam Snead Ben Hogan Cary Middlecoff and Jimmy Demaret as talks hint at a split while the PGA contemplates continuing its circuit.
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Chicago
Professional Golfers Association of America
Wilmingtons N.C
George Schneiler
PGA
Who's Who of
Golf
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Cary Middlecoff
Clayton Heavner
Johnny Palmer
Bob Hamilton
Toney Penns
Jimmy Thomson
Lawson Lotve
Tom Crane
Wilmington
Phoenix
Toe Novak
Horton Smith
Grate
Novak
Schnelter
Crane
Ign
Schneiter
Smith
Harry Moffitt
Toledo
HAL
Hom
TGA
Flo la Questionada
Betty Dodd Dominates Brackenridge Park Golf Final
Betty Dodd won the San Antonio women’s golf championship at Brackenridge Park with a 27-hole score two under men’s par, defeating Mrs Harold Weilbacher 4 and 3 after a near flawless display except for a late 28th hole error. Weilbacher finished 75 in the morning and trailed by three holes after the first afternoon.
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Betty Dodd
San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Betty
Harold Weilbacher
Weilbacher
Miss Dodd
Hesurts
Chamnionship
Fieht
Boby Dodd
Ates
Alias Dodd
Guy
Ramirty
Tom Sioiteran
Rongoletion
Ars
Pan Gorankdimer
Sera
Bes
F L
Ward Bul
Ana
Jackie
Ara
Mre_ L
Glare
Sam Henry
Guy Aldridge
Jara En
Nore
Forahow
Rattlers Reach Brookes Army Medical Center Final
St Mary's University advances to the Brooke Army Medical Center baseball final set for 3 p.m. at Christy Mathewson Field after a 24 victory over BAMC. Southwestern University or BANC will duel at 2 p.m. for the other finalist slot while St Mary's edged BAMC behind Hob Rule's pitching effort.
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St. Mary's University
Brooke Army Medical Center
Christy
Vhunkel
Southwestern
Southeastern College of Oklahoma
Jon Noo
Marana Keates Auile
Eure Hiedo
Uilib
Botiieeatum
Byorky Ved Senelly
Pro Basketball Wsatt and SESS Aca sa te
Pro basketball brief notes feature Wsatt and SESS with unclear details. Players and teams are unnamed in readable lines. The fragment hints at match play or standings but lacks concrete outcomes or dates for a full card.
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Wsatt and
Sess, Aca Sa Te
Dogs in Two SA Shows
Dogs in two San Antonio shows highlight the Alamo Heights Kennel Club seventh annual event at Alamo Stadium. Three hundred fifty seven dogs across forty eight breeds compete, with group judging and best of show to begin in the afternoon and continue into evening. admission is 74 cents for adults and 30 cents for youths, under ten free.
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Alamo Heights
San Antonio Kennel Club
Bath
Lemder
Lionsfield
Championship softball final crowns Alanio team triumph
The women’s softball finals at Bon Pedro Park featured Alanio Jowsborg SK Viktory defeating Kolipson in the championship. Gloria Griffin led with two baskets in the fourth as Lackland WARS beat Batot's Intepridents 7 to 4 in the consolation. Other results included Laphi and Wally, Hvahin and MaCaulest, and Metton with Tah each honored for performances.
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Alanio
Jowsborg
SK Viktory
Kolipson
Motors
Bon Pedro Park
Gloria Ghriffin
Faanig
Batot
Aamo Jewelry
Gil
Wranna
New End Anker
Parkins
Matin
Vidarreal
Jloworio
Gloria Grittin
Mame
Batts Tatino
Laphi
Wally
Ale
Hvahin
MaCaulest
Metton
Tah
Robert Roberta Trintel
Mth
A. Tracy Homored Josurna Laing
Lackland
Fight Results Summary From Unclear OCR Snippet
A truncated OCR snippet lists unclear fight results and names with garbled text. The readable parts mention a fight and possible references to fighters and locations but lack coherent details or outcomes. No verifiable event or results can be determined from the fragment.
Texas Relays Open Showdown At Memorial Stadium
At Memorial Stadium in Austin the 23rd Texas Relays saw Oklahoma A and M and the University of Texas duel for top honors in university events while Corpus Christi high school performers contested finals. Notable highlights included Charley Parker nursing a muscle cramp after leading the 200 yard dash preliminaries, Don Frydel and Damon Miller tallying strong marks in sprinting and high jump, and distances run by Trinity’s Howard Johnston. Corpus Christi claimed the university class victors with Rey Marek and others excelling in field events, while records and fast times marked the day’s action.
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Austin
Texas Relays
Memorial Stadium
Okahoma A
University of Texas
Corpus: Christi
San Antonio
Alama
Charley Parker
Parker
Texas
Don Frydeil
Slim Edison
Damon Miller
Early
Btownwood
Jefferson
Billy Quinn
David Makar
Roy Jones
M. Meeks
Howard Johnston
Trinity University
Javier Montes
Texas Wealer
Montes
Solirison
I Merwin Carter
Jefferson High School
Texas Southmost
Bogles
Brackenridge
Ito
Corpus Christ
University
Victora
Mantis
Rey Marek
John Voight
Oklahoma A
Stevbert Hoskins
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Tobin Rose
Rice Star Front Sea
Antonia
Llavelin
Charles Meeks
UT Act
Alamo City
White Sox and Browns Open Spring Exhbition Series
Major League baseball opened its spring at Mission Stadium with a Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Browns exhibition. Manager Jack Onstot picked Bob Kuzava and Mario Fioretti to share pitching duties as Chicago stayed through Monday. The Browns swept the Sox in a crowded exhibition, with players tied to local teams and colleges among the rosters.
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Mission, Stadium
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Zack Taylor
Dick Starr
St. Louis
Jack Onstow
White Sox
Bob Kuzava
Marioo Fioretti
Browns
San Antonio
Missions
Bill Sommers
Charlie Grant
Tommy Fine
Frocopla Herrera
Dox Lenhardt
T Ken Wood
Owen
Rand
Ned Garver
Ray Coleman
Jinny Busby
Corpus Christh
Texas Christian University
Chicago
Chico Carrasquez
Ft Worth
Luke Apillimg
New Missions Open Six-Game Road Trip in Texas
The San Antonio Missions travel Saturday for a six game trip starting against the Beaumont Roughnecks in Robstown at 6 p.m. Marty Errante and Johnny Cruces will pitch the opener. Sunday night in Cuero the Missions face a St. Louis Browns group including Bob Turley Pilgram and Jim Upchurch. The club returns next Friday for a dgame with the Browns. The UT Longhorns beat the Missions 12 to 10 in a Friday exhibition, with Frankie Womack driving in two runs and homering twice. Danny Balch and Paul Sajato also homered.
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Alfine
Alpine
Texas
Chicago
Johnny Ostroski
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Bill Connelly
Connelly
Ray Coleman
Demars
Chico Carras
Quel
Sox
Browns
Don Lenhardt
Atau Kaleis Qstvonski
Sand Lalla
San Antonio Missions
Beaumont Roughnecks
P.m
Robstown
Marty Errante
Johnny Cruces
Beaumont
Bob Turley
Bsl Pilgram
Jim Upchurch
Cuero
Missions
Fhe Eclub
Stadion
University of Texas Longhorns
Frankie Womack
Collegians
Pancho
Jim Earler
San Antonio
Girt Ifto Bibb Park
Tlo
Thea
Luther Scarborough
Sophormore
Exhibition Baseball Notes and Player Mentions
A murky recap references exhibition baseball with scattered names and stats. Players from the AL West and teams like Boston and Milwaukee appear alongside unclear figures and dates, creating a fragmented record of spring training and early season activity.
Laredo High Defeats South San Antonio in Roofing Night
Laredo High defeated South San Antonio Bobcats 27 to 9 on Friday night at the South San Antonio field. Jees Regolo Sandoval pitched seven innings with seven hits allowed while Reg Garcia led the visitors with four of their 20 hits.
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Laredo High School
South
Cambridge Crew Defeats Oxford In Historic Thames Race
Cambridge defeated Oxford today in the ninety fifth renewal of their roving classica on the Thames over a four and one half mile course by three and one half lengths.
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London
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
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