Parker to Run Quarter in State Track Event
Johnny Janes reports Jefferson Mustangs face uncertainty as Charley Parker shifts from sprinting to the quarter mile. The team aims for state success with Parker anchoring the 4x400 and potentially contending in the 440 yard dash, while weaker relay lineups threaten overall chances.
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Johnny Janes
Alrony
Charley Parker
Jefferson Mus
Stangs Reed
Austin
Barlow Bones
Tryin
Pony Express
Sale
Devens
Thaunchoud
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Churley
Tonger Dintanne
Wiese
Mustangs
Desmond Doyle
Perry Biles
Luck Gizeder
Pony Samuels
Jefferson
Irvin Belivens
Mie Relay Because the Tale Wert Schichle Isso
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Jeff Mas
Defferson
Nile
Weld
Jack Balduris
Gordon Moor
Grieder
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Billy Merkel
Irvin
Pareker
Bracken
Hrackenrdue
Grooms Pay Raise Shifts New York Race Purses
Trainers and grooms secure changes at Jamaica and other tracks as a $16 per race purse boost becomes effective. The plan raises average winnings, with a $100 trader’s award and minimum $5 to each horse’s trainer, amid a busy program that saw a 9,340 crowd and a daily double handle of $1,742,488 across the six remaining races.
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NW Yuri
Aptu Linge
Star of Pagula
Jamaica
Kety Lasek
Grovtis Wen
New York
Bill
Tinh
Cana
C.F
Potata
Uue Paddork
Jimmy Ritche
Lin
High School Vault Record Tangle At City Meet
At the Brackenridge High School meet the pole vault record was in dispute as Souchworth and Southworth competed. Athletic Director Al record noted confusion over who set the mark of 11 feet 6 inches and 11 feet 19 inches, with judges and athletes citing different efforts amid the resumption of the event.
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Janes
Southworth
Johny Arbuckle
Official Groaning At Rule Changes
Chicago reports veteran official Kuorne warns of stricter rules that could burden referees amid calls to limit player fouls and restrict tall players. He cites five-foul limits and goals counted off tall players as examples, predicting a busy season with increased whistle use and controversial decisions.
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Chicago
Nick. Kuorne
Fircide
Kaeens
Iig
Conny Min
Keurnk
Bing
Nick
Watte
Beng Font Staids
Kenins
Brannen and Galetta Triumph in Pinehurst Golf
Brannen wins Tampico golf at Pinehurst and Galetta takes the North and South women’s qualifier with a 74. Brannen defeats Brady in a final with a one up lead late, while Galetta emerges as the top driver and qualifier, setting up a weekend championship run.
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Brannen
Galetta
Tampico
Pinehurst
Berry Named Athletic Director for Eleventh Naval District
Bob Berry, previously athletic director at East Texas State College and longtime coach, is appointed athletic officer for the Eleventh Naval District with headquarters at Los Alamos. The change follows Berry’s six years at East Texas State and replaces former basketball coach CG Stuart as head of naval athletics. details note his prior coaching roles at various colleges.
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Rovert
Bob* Berry
Atletic
Lie Naval Gustetlan
Eleventh Naval District
Los Alivaltas
Calif
Berry
Texas State College
Athlette
Vintas Naval Ates Sition Te Lieto
Stuart
Teolhalt Wach
Roward College
Birmingham
Ala
Service Loop Delays Fort Sam Decision In Baseball Play
A fragmented report shows a Service Loop delaying a Fort Sam Houston decision about scheduling a district baseball game at Brooke General Hospital. The note hints at school board involvement and a contested split in planning, with April dates implied but unclear.
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Fort Sam Houston
Brooke General Hospital
Aft
Boxing Fight Results From Sparse City Cards Across States
A scrambled OCR listing appears to summarize boxing outcomes with multiple fighters and cities like Bay City Scranton Philadelphia and Detroit. Winners are noted by outpointed and knocked out results. several names and places are inconsistent or garbled, but the item records numerous bouts across venues and states with mixed results.
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Rancisco
Hetman
Gil Muerte
Bay City
Frade Raine
Kilucke
Larry Uker
Jersey Bagtinghe
Clty Sirus
Angola
Dom Bacehla
Ballimore
Woes
Balionore
Scranton
Lemy Jones
New York
Walle Thorn
Phiadelphia
Bernie Fraoks
Phrann
Chet
Tre Oma
Larry Lane
Nat Wright
Deluceis
Bastiy
Sama Maven
Piladelphia
Pete Lelia
Gary Tad
Rumiun Alvares
Newark
EW Haven
Conn
Julie Nogon
Ancoli
Bobby
Ray Milwackee
John D Your Derott
Bob Robs
Philadelphia
Moltoke
Fuse
Ske Tathamsak
Washington
Rocks Granitnd
Ant Hobby Brown
al Colon
Lee
Murray
Baltinire
Detroit
Fran Hughes
Joe Sutka
Wyandotte
Mich
Tideler
Samson Powell
Cleveland
Hawks Hold Off Blues in Narrow Win with Troubled Start
In a tense Stanley Cup era tilt, CUNCAGA and APC V-tal!i win edged the Blues as Blaikhawke paged the Hawks. Paul Thomson, named as a key hommsson, steered the team through a midseason test.
Record Mob At English Races
London crowds of about 50,000 packed Windsor track on a four day Raster holiday as Dorothy Pagel's derby favorite Orestes lost by a neck to The Sellestar. Fans filled the Thamesbank, cab drivers ferried racegoers, and sales crowded the area amid the bustling crowd and betting excitement.
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Windsor
Thames
Dorothy Pagel
Orestes
England
Athletic Training Saves Flier Strives After Escape
In an interview 28 year old Second Lt. Charles W. Walters recalled how his bomber evaded capture over Southwest Germany and crash landed in Ludwigshaven. He credits his Wigata felic background for guiding his two months escape to England with crew members from Fort Worth Texas and Phoenix. Walters described near capture, surviving, and using the escape kit aboard Avocyan planes to plot a route back to England.
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Texas
Will Dum
William Cook
Phoenix
Aziz
Louis Hopes To Fight Conn After the War
London April 1 Joe Louis, in Britain for morale exhibitions for American GIs, said he plans to fight again after the war. He eyeing a bout with Conn and said no retirement age fixed. Louis dismissed Mills as a possible opponent and noted Billy would be tough. He demonstrated for soldiers, wearing two rounds with trainer Gear Nichols and sparring with Tommie Strelami, while GI crowds packed the enlisting club. The heavyweight champion weighed 215 pounds, slightly over fighting weight, and predicted a broader U S- UK tour in the near term.
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Joey Louis
Great Britain
BilJy Gonn
Billy
Louis
Freddie Mills
Mills
Tiny
Joe
Éail
Periner
Nicholsott Suviver
Tommy Srelami
Primo Casnera
Mike McTigue
Aries
Somme
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Veague
Amertrade
Eames
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Touls
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Mister Fark Giants
Nichelson
Jefferson High
Dan's
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Plard Oilers
Brackenridgeigh School
Normoyle Ornance
Kelly jBield
Fly casters set date for St Louis tournament
The St Louis Baltimore Fly Casting Club announces the thirty sixth annual meet to be held in St Louis on April 11. The event is sponsored by the club and will feature a national fishing and casting competition with participants from multiple clubs.
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Totiament
SL Louis Balt and
Midwest poised in National AAU boxing finals at Boston Garden
Apr 11 to Apr 12 mark the National AAU boxing championships at Boston Garden. Midwest leads with 15 survivors across divisions, rivaled by the West with 12, as crews like Clove and Iran push toward semis and title bouts. Notables include Oklahoma rivals, Kansas City contenders Tack Dart and Major Jones, and Riverside’s Virgil Franklin eyeing welterweight action.
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Ormanns
Amateuy
Manlimy
Bos of Garden
Clove
Iran
Oklahuand
Donight
Somats Haya Ieehaner
Neilie Inte
New Gress
Wil
Hhit
Tack Dart
Virgil Franklin
Riverside School
Anadarko
Okla
Golden Glover
Jonesrom
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Hotoca Tshsone
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Local Softball Results and Upcoming Major Division Games
Readable lines report Major Division softball action with Haxers, Evans, Gunderson, and Sullivan among players. Tuesday night games list Richter's Bakery vs Kelly field 8 pm and Moonglaw vs Brooke General Hospital 9 15 pm at Kelly Field League. Stakes include upcoming Buntor High School softball finals and area junior rankings with teams like Arsenal, Fight Fest, and Machine Shop noted.
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YOGA
UBL
É Muracle
Daugherty Aid Hoke
Ang Evans
Dairy GM Mn Br
St Corand
Noslor
Wade Aid Meyer
Sullivan
theBee
Gunderson
Richter's Bakery
Kelly Field
Moonglaw
Brooke General Hospital
Jeanine
Richterfield
Arsenal
Fight Fest
Machine Shop
Bleo
Uranch
Boxing Card Nets Police Fund $4000
Amateur boxing show at Municipal auditorium raises 4000 for police fund. 17 bouts, 40 fighters, three planned bouts canceled. Gilbert Arech defeated Armando Delgado for most valuable boxer. Tickets on sale for Texas Gloves Boxing at Municipal auditorium April 18 19 20.
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Moriehay
F. Anderson
Gilbert Arecht
Pounds
Armando Delgado
Feu
Joas Delgado
Bobby Mc.Cray
Charley Eichman
Colin Smith
Dan Martner
Rudy Wilkins
Louis Mendova
Joit-anin Poca
Yami Levarsy
Arthur Weisler
Exhibition Baseball Event With Mixed Teams and Players
An OCR dense record lists exhibition baseball matchups and players across multiple locations. It mentions teams such as New York and Washington with numerous players including Bainbridge, Starbuck, and Coombs, and notes venues like Al Park and Newark. The fragmentary text references dates, scores, and rosters in a snapshot of games and lineups.
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Love
Davlin
Julianita
Del
Huston
Tavery
Canton
Raffensberger
Allanthe
New York
Minton
Poll
Stane Lonebard
Stephenson
Buren
Starbuck
Pitiotiela
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Perry and Courone
Funaya de Moore
Marleau Co
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Geel Wilson
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Toronto
Cleveland
Lowes
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Wilmington
Faltininre
Patladelphie
Yankees Cheer Return of 2 Hill Stars
New York reports Spud Chandler and Archie Bohham, stars of last season, will rejoin the Yankees as opening day nears. Chandler, 34, earned a 1.64 ERA and is expected to report by week’s end. Bohham, 30, has also been cleared for service adjustments under the new draft ruling.
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Spud Chandler
Hewatder
Chandler
Cardinals
Rams City
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N. J
Bonhasayre
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Smh Spence
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Uitters
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White Seth
Don Johnson
Bhi Sclistoy
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Sireniy Palko
Shelny Hi
Alagsine Ommaee
Ateam
Black Missions and Dallas Monarchs to clash in title bid
San Antonio's Black Missions and the Dallas Monarchs, claimants of the negro baseball championship of One Southwest, will play a twilight double header at Techfield on Sunday at 4 30 and 8 30 Monday night. General admission is 40 cents and reserved seats 50 cents. The Black Missions seek games and may be signed by letter to 8 B Thompson 3X8 Cactus atfeet or B W Haynes 921 EB Crockett slmet.
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Black Missions
Dallas Monarchs
Southwest
Techfield
Thompson
Women’s Golf Club Begins Weekly Match Play Tournament
Drackenrige women’s golf association holds Wednesday park competition with a $25 war bond prize. The event uses match play each week with winners decided and tee times at 10:30 for a $5 entry.
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Drackenrige
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