Matmen Clash With Rassling Lion At City Auditorium
A wrestling and boxing style bill unfolds at the municipal auditorium tonight headlined by Rough Danny McShane versus Mike Sharpe in the main event. Promoter Dorothy Livengood announces a lively lineup with Daniel the challenger in a cage and referee Frank Brown rumored to swap roles during the program.
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Municipal Auditorium
Dorothy Livengood
Hon
Daniel
Danny McShane
Mike Sharpe
Miss Livengood
Frank Brown
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Livengood
Brown
Ben Sharpe
Mike
Lucky Simonvich
Yupo Kulkovich
Pat Flanagan
Don Lee
Dick Trout
Forty Cars Entered At Indianapolis 500 Race
Forty cars entered for the 32nd Indianapolis 500 speedway race at Indianapolis on May 31. Speedway president Wilbur Shaw expects 20 more entries before the nominations deadline at midnight April 45. The 33 fastest time trial qualifiers will start the race.
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Indianapoli
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San Antonio bowlers shine in singles and doubles in Detroit
San Antonio and Antonio bowlers improved in singles and doubles at the American Bowling Congress events in Detroit. Joel Sirianni and Phil Werbner pace the Alamo City doubles with 1149, while Bert Weltens leads singles for San Antonio with 130 and 608. Local entries challenge for prize money as Woods and others post notable scores.
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Whitt¢ney
San Antonio
Ed Norberg
Ray Fagan
Harry' Lunsford
Charlie Kaiser
Ernie Rizzo
Norbert Penshorn
Arno Tessmann
Bert Weltens
Tuther Hunt
Ralph Dickerson
BU Milner
Joe Faynik
Joe Marquard
Everett Weaver
C. M. Miller
Ray Ahr
Gene Gagliardi
T. J. Blankmeyer
Herbert Wegel
H. L. Buckner
Anna Scpeupper
George Seiford
Fred List
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Allison
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Bill Miner
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Everatt Weaver
Charlie Maiser
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American Bowling Congress
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Steubenville
Ohio
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Monarchs
Chicago
County Meet at Converse Hold Friday Events
Three teams from Bexar county will compete in baseball volleyball and track and field at Converse School on Friday starting at 9 40 a m Seven schools entered A county school athletic meet will be held Friday at Lincoln Park starting at 9 40 a m with action beginning 9 40 a m
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Lamar College names Hawthorne and Hull as assistants
Beaumont April 14. Lamar College athletic staff added two assistants. Stan Tambert announced Jesse Hawthorne, former Port Arthur athlete and Texas School for the Deaf coach, and Thurman G. Hull, who will coach basketball, as part of the Cardinal staff. Hull was a longtime mentor at Temple High School.
Women golfers win flights and putts in Texas and Pinehurst meets
In Ft Samm, Houston, Mrs A W Higgins won top flight with net 318-81 while Mrs A C Ball took second flight with 116-40 76. Putting honors went to Mrs R E Chambers, and Mrs G E B Curle led nine holes. At San Antonio Country Club, Mrs Hugh Halff won first place with net 98-20-78. Mrs Rupert Gresham led a separate nine-hole flight. In Pinehurst, Mrs Edwin Longcope upset Jean Hopkins 3 and 2 as round two of the North South meet began. several other matches progressed with notable results across flights and classes.
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Hugh Halff
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Pinehurs
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Northouth
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Jerdaty
Jean Hopkins
Levi Tan
Louise Sues
Lithia Springs
Gaenally
Rome
Carol Diringrr
Tiffin
Miss Suggs
Anna Plotehielss
Pinehurst
Miss Inger
Ars
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Charleston
W. Va
Greenberg May Play First Base for Indians
V P Greenberg may become the first playing vice president in baseball history as Cleveland scouts a possible opener deployment. Injuries hit the Indians with Eddie Robinson sidelined for treatment, and Elbie Fletcher also hampered, prompting manager Lou Boudreau to seek Greenberg’s emergency help. Greenberg sparked Cleveland in a 7-2 win over the Giants, delivering walks and two key runs while awaiting a chance to start at first base in Evansville and Owensboro if Robinson cannot play next Tuesday.
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Derby Dope And Results From The Weaker Tracks
Derby candidates are listed with recent racing notes and times. Galledo- won at 2:11 in the Jamaica six furlongs. Best Hand finished second in a six furlongs at Jamaica with a 1:14 3/5. Olio placed third at Havre De Grace in six furlongs with 1:14 4-5. Catsmeow ran as an also ran at Keene in six furlongs with a 1:06 5/5. Forcer placed in a six furlong race at Keene with a 1:12 2/5.
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Olio
Havre de Grace
Havre De Grace. The winner's time was 1:14 4-5. CATSMEOW—Was_ an
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Lis
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Rangeeand
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Golfer Dr Weever makes hole in one at Lakewood
Dallas golf enthusiast Dr Weever after 50 years of play fired a hole in one with a driver on a 20 yard Lakewood Country Club hole. His round finished 78.
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GS. Weever
Trycarold
Weever
Lakewood Country Club
Rattlers Battle Kelly AFB at St Marys Diamond
The St Marys Ratters with eight wins in 11 starts host the Kelly AFB Flyers at 3 pm on Wednesday. AY Sturchio will pitch right handed, with Joe Keeffe catching as the Rattlers battery.
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Kelly Afb
Senators beat Phils 7 4 in exhibition. Lyons sold
Washington Senators edged Philadelphia 7 to 4 in an Anderson, D.C. exhibition as Joe Kuhel handled the plate and was ejected by umpire Bill Stewart. The roster dropped to 27 after Eddie Lyons was sold to Birmingham. Budgets and minor league moves dominate a day of spring games and roster reshuffles.
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Trinity Makes League Debut on the Mound in Texas Tilt
Trinity Tigers travel to Richter Field for a Lone Star Conference debut against Sam Houston after a 2-1 league start. Coach Jim Engstrom announced the starter for Thursday's 2:30 p.m. game, which is open to the public. Trinity beat Houston and East Texas State, with a 9-7 14 inning win over Brooke Army Medical Center in midweek.
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Richterfield
Jim Engstrotm
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Christy Mathewson Field
Tom Daniel
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Thomas
Lagarde
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