Just Tell Mim to Mit A Jonston
In Mexico City on April PI, Harry Smythe, manager of the Charlotte Hornets, speaks only English and has Carlos Galvia as first baseman. Galvia speaks only Spanish. The piece notes translation quirks such as nit ball and catcher equal across languages while fielding becomes filded, with fans urged to show support by calling the umpire mate el umpire.
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Mexico City
Harry Smythe
Char- Iotte Hornets
Carlos Galvia
Gallia
Charlotta
Galvia
Kim
Opening Day Braves and Southern Clubs Draw Crowds
Southern baseball opened the season with crowds about half the size of last year. Memphis shut out New Orleans 5 0, Birmingham beat Little Rock 4 2 behind Harry Maturask, and Atlanta hosted Nashville with Pep Rambert. Knoxville drew 2 126 while Memphis 838 and Birmingham 1 932 reported attendees. The day featured late-inning heroics and mixed results across teams.
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Associated Press
Southern Association
New Jeans
Memphis
Ghndlarmoga
Atatila
Birmingham
Ram
Little Rock
Nasavile
Knoxville
Atlanta Crackers
Pep Rambert
John Milley
Tlookouts
Harry Maturask
Lillie Rock Travelers
Halnth
Nishville
Shaughnessy
Frank Veverka
Chicks
Con
Lash Seven
Atlanta
Hirmingham
Browns Send Cox to Toledo Club in Early Release
FABER IOWA U HERO IOWA CITY Iowa April 11 Roy Faber stars as Iowa shelves Minnesota 19 to 2. Faber limits Gopher bats to four hits and two walks while Iowa scores in four frames. Cox is released to Toledo by the American Association.
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Rowns
Cox
Toledo
ST. Louis
Vouls
Faber
Iowa U
Iowa City
Iowa
Roy Faber
Minnesota
I. Dauele
Iinte
San Antonio Pony Track Team Aims For State Meet After Big Brackenridge Upset
S A Jetts City bests Brackenridge in a lopsided city high school meet as San Antonio eyes the state finals May 2 in Austin. Coach Geoff Burnett’s squad dominated Alamo Stadium with eight firsts and multiple records led by Tom Tope and a potent relay group. Odell Stautzenberger George Van Houten and Charlie Parker starred, while Brackenridge’s Bones Irvin helped pace a late surge.
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Thomnas Jefferson
Brackenridge Eagles
San Antonio
Austin
Geoff Burnett
Alamo Stadium
Mustangs
University of Texas Memorial Stadium
Charlie Parker
Adkie Cole
Jack Grelder
Dml Engle
Paul Creamer
Odell Stautzenberger
George van Houten
Murray Bradford
Val Adams
Erle Sehwope
Murray Browne
Ltead
Irvin
Brackenridge
Purple Birds
Tesh
Lanier
Burbank
San Antonio Caasr
Tom
Thrive Fleet
Hagle
Breeses
Fuller
Adé
Ralph Ellsworth
Alamo
Santos Deltati
la Vermiler
Jefferson Gang
Cub
Verrera
Jett
Mustang
Une
Tyne
Kerrville
Grelder
Eagly
Parker
Mucher
Tope
Lindividusl
Pony E
Ski race climbers aim to beat four minute mark at Mount Rainier
Paradis Valley hosts the Silver Ski race climax with 54 contestants racing from 10,060 feet to the finish on a challenging course. Notable entrants include Walter Prager, Paul Townsend, Marlin Fopp, and defending champion BU Trylos, as record weather and track conditions test the field.
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Paradis& Valley
Mount Rainier National Park
Rainier Lojay
Eighty Revue
Arayy
Mountain Battalion
Pete Radacher
Constant Wae
Walter Prager
Pail Townsend
University of New Hampshire
Marlin Fopp
BU Trylos
Sonthe
Trin
Charles B. McLarne
Dartmith
Cnaptain
Jerry Hyeral
Champlan
Belton Dominates Sprint Meet With Close Mile Victory
The Belton squad claimed multiple firsts as strong effort from Parker and teammates boosted points. Howe challenged Belton in a tight mile, finally yielding by about 20 yards after a late surge. Eagle and Jefferson runners showed solid showings, while team points favored the Ponies overall.
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Press
Colead Eagle
Jefferson
Willie Domingung
Tech
Young Parker
Belton
Howe
Jlead
Cole
Stautgenberger
Red Sox Sub Replace Temporarily Named Player
Uncle Sam beckons to a Red Sox substitute. Eddie Pellagzini, a 3-A to I-A reclassification, was held in reserve. Johnny Pesly, listed as alert, from Portland, was slated to replace him. Manager Crouin plans to oversee from the dugout.
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Sam
Red Sox
BusTon
Bestar Reel Sox
Eddie Pellagzini
Shortstory
Sox
Loutaville Tno
I-A
Bys Dorchester Dhat
Johnny Pesly
Portland
Ove
Dened
Dened, “Pally” Was Scheduled To Replace Him. This Leaves Manager For Crouin
Joe
Pro Golf Career For Tenniser Vines Pro Golf Career For Tenniser Vines
Esworth Vines plans to turn pro after a long amateur career and trials in both circuits. He stated he will become a golf professional in Southern California, at a club auctioned last year by Domille Jebbin, a banana merchant.
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Los Angules
Esworth Vines
Fenila Thex
Todiy
Vines
Califoria Goll
Mikiwick
Domllle Jebbin
Softball Beithana Company Night Event Details Missing
Fragmentary OCR text mentions softball, Beithana company, and a night event with names such as Eames and Cone. readable details are insufficient to form a full, factual summary or identify participants, location, or outcome.
Dallas Rebels Rout Minneapolis Millers 9 to 3 in Texra League
Dallas Rebels overwhelm Minneapolis Millers 9 to 3 as Avialdo Sraxer leads with a double and homer in the seventh inning. Evans LeJoyne and GAIN pitch for Dallas while Humphrey, Demon, and Hayworth handle defense for Minneapolis.
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Apni U
Dallas Rebels
Gunty
Piitay
Minneapolis Millers
Anermin Association
Avialdo Sraxer
Rebels
Minneapolis
Evans
LeJoyne
Gain
Humphrey
Demon
Hayworth
Brackenridge Meet Sparks New Track Records In 1938 Run
Brackenridge and Jefferson athletes dominated the city track meet with multiple new marks. Records set include 50 meter tech dash, 24 diskus throw, and eighteenth distance events, featuring standout performances by Benny Fuller, Charles Parker, and Jimny Burbank among others.
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Benny Fuller
Jefferson
J. C
Brackentréce
Ray Marvinghon
Byarkenridge
Ferauiet
Charles Leiderman
Non
C. Woors
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Seefer
Osth
Palle
Protiasityries
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Val Adams
Fettinsoi
Schwane
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Hird
Wel
Jefferson CaAdkie Cole
Duck Greider
Bill Regie
Charles Parker
Teeal Lanter
Thae
Fellervon
Badyand
Macray Revdford
Nipper
Bruskenbidee
H. Garcin
Sereen
Ohi
Merten
Sefferson
Phelus
Tach Grelder
Two Millers To Ft Worth
Fort Worth reports two Milwaukee players to join the Fort Worth club for the American association season. Willan Olly Clark, 2, and Herbert Bain, 19, from Minneapolis, previously played in the Wisconsin State league last year. Clark won 4 games and lost 8. Bain won 15 and lost 8 last night. The young team appears ready and will open the season in Port Worth on Sunday.
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Fort Worth
Bell
Riglit
Mitchiers
Minneapolis
American Association
Willan Olly Clark
Herbert Bain
Clavie
Ils
Bony
Thule
Port
Nelson Leads Masters Field With 67 at Augusta
Byron Nelson held a strong lead at the Masters at the halfway point as he posted a 67 in windy conditions at Augusta National. Sammy Byrd lurked within a stroke, while Paul Runyan Jimmy Demaret Horton Smith and others trailed with solid rounds despite the tough wind. Nelson praised the course and hinted at the tight race ahead.
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Augusta
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Thomson
Nelson
Thomson
Tao
Bia
Sammy Byrd
Ihbhouse
Sammy
Byrd
Salling
Nelsany
Nelson Tougie
Tithers
Gene Saree
Nelson Ab
Paul Runyan
Jimmy Asmarelaya Horton Smith
Smith
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Desoret Smile
Wilke
Craig Wood
WiNn Nelson
Gree
Geriain
Cus
Bulkay
Loy Byrd
Mls Stalla
Chatman
Robferts
Chit
Roberts
Byron
Honsling
Tite
Baseball proxy argues fights in Southeastern League season
Mobile April 11 Southeastern League President Moult on says no fines will be levied for fistfights between players and umpires as season opens. He stresses fans want teams to win and notes minor league pay is low while calls for restraint and no retribution toward officials. The eight to ten team circuit includes Pensacola Montgomery Mobile Armiston Jackson Meridian.
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Mobile
Als
Iis
Southeastern League
Wi Moulton
Diayces
Mouiton
Novy Sports
The
Mobile Press
Lhe
Ifp
Souitheastern
Uls
Pensacola
Fla. Montgomery
Mable and Armiston
Ala
Jackson Aid Meridian
Miss
Fragmented fight results across cities and names
A chaotic note lists numerous boxing results with scattered names, weights, and locations. Entries mention knockouts and decisions in cities including Cleveland Cincinnati Philadelphia Montreal and others, with mixed accuracy and many garbled terms.
Curly James Joins New Local Athletic Role
Laredo High seeks a new athletic coach and bor der Olympics director. Julius Gusts James, a longtime figure in Laredo sports, resigns from a local post to become field supervisor at the new government airport project.
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Laredo
Norwoyle Softball Draws 2-2 In Eight Inning Tilt
Norwoyle softball matchup ends in a 2-2 tie after eight innings as the Norwoyle team, facing the Shop Civilians and Deputy Civilians, struggles to momentum. McQueen and Struck combined for 21 strikeouts across eight innings with Strick charging 13 batters over the last four frames. General Sale is credited for the Bvpot Otvillnas. On Monday, QMU Detachment, School Detachment and First Student meet. Babaltol faces Depot Clyll.
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Swompiny
Battlie
Norwoyle
McQueen
Whiting
Strick
Geral Sale
Bvpot Otvillnas
QMU
Babaltol
Depot Clyll
College Baseball Scores From The Day
In a set of college baseball results Iowa defeated opponents 27 to 2 while Arizona beat New Mexico 5 to 7. Minnesota posted a 7 to 5 victory. Details are unclear from the garbled text but show multiple college games with varied scores and teams.
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Iowa
oGnarsity Jowa
Sinipon College
Geer Lo Bhwee
Thetyer
Lis
Arizuna
New Mexiceo
Mitnnis
Juliana H. Colman
State
I. Healy
Negro Track Meet Features Sprint Events at Phyllis Whealley High
The Phyllis Whealley High School of San Antonio hosts its third annual Negro Track Meet Saturday starting at 2 30 p m with Usual events plus sprint, relay and field disciplines including javelin. Wheaty highlighted as defending champions and leading athletes are listed among participants.
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Phyllis Whealley High School of
San Antonio
Feki
Aio Blandi
Silianis
Wheaty
Phinapions
Bettina Beats Beckwith In Heavyweight Bout At Chicago
Bettina, a left handed challenger from Beacon New York, defeated Booker Beckwith in a heavyweight bout in Chicago. The fight drew 11 407 spectators and a $24 023 gate. Beckwith suffered a back injury and was hospitalized after the sixth round as Bettina used sharp lefts to dominate all five judges’ scorecards.
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Chicago
Vm—Atelio
Booker Beckwith
Bob Barter
Quevar
Beckwith
Bettina
Pastor
Beacon
N. Y
Gary
Hldoker
Davie Miller
Noel
Beckwith Grst
Garrison Beats Arizmendi Again in Close 10 Round Bout
Jimmy Gortson, 143 pounds, from Kaye sas City, defeated Baby Arizmendi in Los Angeles at Legion Stadium last night in a repeat of a several week old win. No knockdowns occurred as both fighters traded punches with Arizmendi showing willingness to trade but failing to land consistently.
Allen to Battle Colan in Chicago
Allen faces Colan in Chicago after a New York bout where Colan beat by KO. The Chicago match is set for 19 rounds with April 24 listed. prior night Allen stopped Al Rees in Detroit in a Bettina Beckwith program bout.
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Allen
Colan
Chicago
Anil U
Marchmnaker Scatty
Albus Allen
Heavywelatt
World Nice
Jonny Cola
New York
al Rees
Netroit
Tse
Shaughnessy Brings New Plan to Maryland Football
Clark Shaughnessy arrived at the University of Maryland in College Park on April 1 to introduce a physical training program centering on the flexible I formation and officer training. He outlined football as a tool to build men for the armed forces and proposed statewide student participation in all sports along with regular varsity and freshmen squads. Spring practice begins April 25 with volunteers attending a coaching course and continued football activity as long as progress is made.
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College Park
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford Ondball
University of Maryland
Stanford
B.C
Curly” Byrd
Maryland University
Nue Fts
Ball Canel
Staughnvessy
Pacific Coast
Oit Ie University
Officers' Training Corps
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