Texas golf youngsters rolling onto the scene
A long draftorial column highlights Texas youths rising in golf, eclipsing veterans as promising players travel Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston tournaments. It praises San Antonio as a future invitation venue, notes local stars like Gus Moreland and Hyron Nelson, and mentions the Builders Exchange event at Willow Springs with a four day schedule and prizes.
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Texas
Langham
C Limera
Ubeir
Leena
Sen Antonians
Ccm
San Antonio
Logles
Houston
Ave
Gus Moreland
Hyron Nelson
Reynolds Smith
Jack Jorkson
Ma Rube Jr
Wille Hunt
Ossie Carlton
Ateast
Dallas
Fork Worth
Bernhard Lehriever
Lorraine Young
Mose Levinson
Reuben Al~baugh
Tom Lawrence
Mac Burnett
North Texas
Ilkewlee
Elf
San Antonio Country Club
Builders’ Exchange
Willow Springs
Jack Bendelow
Harold Josephs
William Archer
Builders Exchange
Archer
Beaumont Journal
Tiny” Hearlock
Navarro Ball Club to Welcome Tryouts
Navarro ball players seek tryouts for Navarro club team to beat Lambert Beach diamond Thursday at 4 pm. Navarro club opens season with a game Saturday at Tech field. Hawks led by Kerr and Navarre chib listed for the schedule amid early season action.
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Navarro
Lambert Beach
Navarro Cub
Tech Field
Hawks
Jhnnide Kerr
Navarre
TAAF Names Advisors for Ring Show in San Antonio
The Texas Amateur Athletic Federation forms an advisory council for a championship boxing route at Exposition Grounds April 19 20 and 23. Winners advance to the TA A F state tournament in Austin in May. Proceeds benefit the American Legion unemployment fund with Legion handling ticket sales and a share to unemployed sellers.
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Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Exposition Grounds
Charles A
Bunny") Blevins
San Antonio
Leon B. Kaufman
Walter Tynan
John R. Gonahay
Paul McSween
Alfred M. Rabe
Carl Bryan
Porter Loring
Nat M. Wesher
Rex Logan
Austin
American Legion
The
Legion
NBC Sluggers Beat Federal in San Pedro Park Tilt
The NBC sluggers defeated the Federal Reserves 6 0 at San Pedro Park in a league game. Five hits in the second inning, including a Bath homer and a Mole camp double, sparked the rally. Fra gler Fahrenthold Stockwell and Schimik solidified the win with sturdy defense and timely plays.
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Musa
National Bank of Commerce
Federal Reserves
San Pedro Park
Bath
Molecamp
Fragler
Fahrenthold
Stockwell
Schimik
Winmere
Alamo Nubionuls
Frost Nationals
Concendan Diamond
Federal
Pahrenthold
Ot Nelano
T Mever
Analore” Fell
Th. Kramer
Surreden Calhnun
Totelt
FUR AG NB
SB Reo
Franer
Yaya Tealun
Buln
Winteray
Wouter
Haley
Eniven
Frazer
Molewamp
Stalan Haser
Balm
Winters
Blackwell
Mati
Ascrifice
Ohrenthold
Molencamp
Mlruck Mul
Mura
Bats
Iert
Roders
Squadron 46 Dominates Forty-sixth League Tilt
Squadron 46 defeated Fifty-third Squadron 17 to 5 on Randolph field to stay atop the standings. Crosswalte doubled and tripled with two singles, while Pekkala posted five hits for Une Beere. Final batting and pitching details listed for the two squads.
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Crosswalte
Pekkala
Une Beere
Aggies Tour Houston to defend Southwest base crown
College Station April 14 Texas Aggies head to Houston for two games with Chalice Institute Owls, current leaders in the Southwest Conference race. The series opens a road trip stretch that continues as they meet the Owls again at Kyle Field on April 29 and 30.
Three-way meet slated for April 14 with Aggies Bears Frogs
The Texas A Vstes coach Frank Anderson will lead a Texas Aggies squad to Fort Worth for a track meet against Texas Christian University Horned Frogs and Baylor Bears. The Toepperwein Indians baseball team prepares for the season opener with Patch Flyes Dreskenson AMOR noted among listed week’s events.
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Ags
Bears
College Station
Texas
Frank Anderson
Texas Avstes
Fort Worth
Vlangwar
Texas Christian University Horned Frogs
Hayloy University Bears
Toepperweins
Toepperwein Indians
Dreskenson Amor
Wekhnk
Dhuingor Roller Millis
Uptown Sports
Mission 178
Tonpperweln Tinthgore Company
Unclear fragmentary report from San Antonio shooting scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes a shooting at Olmos Basin with scattered names and items mentioned. The readable elements include references to locations such as San Antonio and Olmos Basin, but the excerpt lacks coherent facts, dates, or a complete sequence of events to form a definite incident summary.
New Brainfels Bowling League Close Losses Overpowering
In New Brainfels the Sorval club alleys hosted a dense bowling night. Teams Yoakum and friends posted varied scores with many players showing strong totals such as 172 191 ... 619 and 824 846 totals. Local clubs including Sociale and Toakum fielded multiple squads, with notable performances and lineups listed among partners and spectators.
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Wrainfels
Brainfels
Apell
Ieama
Fomkum Tegiln Linwlere
New Brauntete
Sorval
Aliays
MH. Dodd
Mt Yoakum
Waa
Johnny Tunnel Rociat
Yoakum
RBS
Fankun
Dr. Murck
W. Becker
al Fenhoeve
Re Garbade
FR. Dydd
Sociale
AS. Jahn
B. Hanes Hy Ubricht
Jul. Meblitz
J. A. Tunnel
Tarig Grnnore Alleys
Toakum
Bilinger
Alan Wel
Inir Oul
Ludwiks
Eam
Sennen
Fowlers
Tonka Tlirle
Real
Witte
Wippman
Bringer
Par Sociates
Ludwie
A. Keldermover
Reeling G, Ludewig Smi
Gearys Nawotny
Three Wolves Parade At League Park Under Floodlights
Col John Abernathy plans to parade three wolves through downtown Friday before an April 23 event at League Park. Promoter Ralph Hammonds announced the display, noting the wolves arrived from the Rocky Mountain region after capture in pitfalls. Abernathy will subdue a wolf with a glove on his right hand by reaching into the animal’s mouth behind the fangs.
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Jack Abernathy
Oklahoma Pearl
League Park
Ralph Hammonds
Rocky Mountain
Abernathy
Hunter Improving Back in Tennis Soon
NEW ROCHELLE April 14 Francis T Hunter a professional Lemala star and publisher who was seriously injured in an automobile accident recently hopes to play tennis again by July He said today that he expects to leave the hospital Sunday
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Hunter
New Rochelle
Francis T. Hunter
Lemala
Maple Leafs Strike Late Five Game Hockey Series Plan
Ice hockey report from Los Angeles notes a potential 25000 damages claim and a five game series arrangement with the Chicago Black Hawks, as Toronto Maple Leafs cite exhaustion and injuries from the Stanley Cup run delaying travel to the Winter Garden venue. Ednbarg added for San Benito High football schedule details appear in a separate local item.
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Los Angeles
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago Blackhawks
Winter Garden
Maple Leafs
Man Benito
San Benito
Texas
Ednbarg
Flinburg
San Benito High School
Rohstown
Mercedes
Ab Mission
Woalaga Deve
Ab la Ferta
Harlingen
Ab Donna
McAllen
Jeff Crippled For Big Game At Brackenridge Eagles
Thomas Jefferson eyes a crucial clash with Brackenridge at Eaglefield on Thursday at four p m. Coach Harry Hamilton must juggle a makeshift lineup as key players Chatheimer Surtees Thalheimer are sidelined by injury and illness. A Brackenridge victory would pull them into a first place tie with Sidney Lawler’s team while the Jeffs seek to defend the league lead.
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Harry Hamiton
Thomas Jefferson
Brackenridge Eagles
Eaglefield
Conely Hamilton
Sidney Lawler
Ted
Brackenridge
Eagles
Jeffs
Toady Riley
Lanterfield
Fight Results From Coast to Coast AP Report
Associated Press boxing results list several decisions across the country. Len Lomakl beat Benrcal Baker in Riverton Washington, Sanuy James defeated Jack Gibbs in Tulsa, Gabriel Lawrysee stopped Sol McGav ern in San Jose, Erwin Bige beat Kenneth Johnson in Tulsa, and Joey Goff man drew with Kermit Thompson in Oakland.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Len Lomakl
Aberdeer
Benrcal Baker
Riverton
San Francisco
Sanuy James
Los Angeles
Jack Gibbs
Tulsa
Gabriel Lawrysee
Ban Francisee
Sol McGavern
San Jose
Calié
Erwin
Bige
Omaha
Neb
Kenneth Johnson
Joey Goffman
Buffalo
Kermit
Thompson
Oakland
Calif
Drew
Mystery surrounds Harlow resignation in golf bureau
Chicago April 14 Robert E Harlow secretary of the Professional Golfers of America tournament bureau resigned his post Wednesday no reason given Albert R Gates business administrator will conduct bureau duties for now Light Classified Used Cars ads mention economical transportation backed by dealer guarantee highlight daily and feature in ads
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Harlow
Chicago
Robert E. Harlow
Professional Golfers’ of America
Albert R. Gates
Willonduct
Bell Versus Vines In Pinehurst Net Match
In Pinehurst North Carolina April 4 round play in the North and South tennis tournament moved into the quarterfinals with Elsworth Vines national champion from Pasadena California meeting Berkeley Bell of New York. Other seeds paired included John Van Ryn of Philadelphia Gilbert Hall of East Orange Frank Shields of New York Gregory Mangin of Newark Wilmer Allison of Austin and Dr Eugene McCauliff of New York.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Anawa
Elsworth Vines
Pasadena
Oalif
Berkeley Bell
New York
John Vani Ryn
Philadelphia
Gilbert Hall
East Orange
N. J. Frank
Shields
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Teyas
Eugene McCaullif
Estrada for Riley in Omaha Pack trade
OmahaNebraska April 14 news briefs announce a baseball trade sending pitcher Oscar Estrada to Pueblo in exchange for outfielder Lee Riley. Estrada, a left-handed starter, was Omaha’s leading hurler that season. Manager Walter Hapgood approved the deal for the Packers.
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Estrada
Riley
Omaha
Neb
Oscar Estrada
Pueblo
Lee Riley
Walter Hapgood
Omaha Packers
Helene Madison Seeks Solard Dash Sole Ownership
Seattle April 14 Helene Madison world swimming star aims to claim sole ownership of the Solard dash title. She currently shares the record with Eleanor Garail of San Francisco, and despite practice runs she has not beaten the mark in official presence. Her eighth attempt yesterday again failed to surpass the time.
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Seattle
Wash
Helene Madison
Milan Madison
Eleanor Garail
San Francisco
Mish Madison
800 Lady of Lake Girls in Field Day
A field day for elementary grades at Our Lady of the Lake began at noon Thursday and ran to 4 43 with about 800 children participating.
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Lady of Lake
Our Lady of the Lake College
Ann's Drills at Saint Park For Saturday Workart
A local baseball club plans a Saturday afternoon drill from 4 to 7 at Stn Paedra Park. Mentions Tiny Qrinnenheck and Glaveys urged to participate. Al Macrick's Giunta noted in the event details.
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St, Ann's
Patlah Lenge
al. Macrick
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