Mrs Goldthwaite Tops Texas Women Golf Title Hope
Mrs Frank Goldthwaite of Fort Worth won medalist honors in the Texas Women’s Golf Association tournament qualifying with a 9-35-74 on a windy course. Kay Pearson of Houston challenged but finished 77. Other favorites and notable players faced early exits as the event began with Mrs Urbantke and Mrs Aldsworth among papillary entrants.
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Galveston
Frank Goldthwaite
Pore Worth
Elf
A. E. Dabney
Corpus Christi
Texas Women's Golf Association
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Hiles
Jack Laphons
San Autoinc
Taphar
Belly
Goldthwaite
Willie Maguire
Houston Country Club
Pearson
Kay Pearson
Houston
Kay
Clea Kea
Hida Urbantke
Austin
Association
W. H. Aldsworth
Houseton
Uroanike
S. BR. Lawder
Ainsworth
M. M. van Warmer
Beaumont
Jamieson
San Antonio High Net Champs Define City Tennis Titles
San Antonio high schools concluded a tight tennis tournament with Brackenridge claiming two titles and Jefferson winning one. Jefferson’s Jack Ulrich and Lila Messer led boys and girls titles, with Brackenridge teammates and other schools advancing to the Region 6 at San Marcos. Ulrich defeated Braswell 6-0 5-6 6-3 in the boys final as Edgewood and Seguin contested doubles and girls finals.
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San Antonio
Gistrich
Brackentidze Eagles
Jefferson Mustangs
Mandi
Copi Ping
Edgewood
Lila Messerhelter
Hazel Jay
San Marcos
Ulirich
Little Edgar Braswell
Fdison
Jefferson Gce
Braswell
District Westlers
Uritich
Buckenbacht
Raymond Keller
Seguin
Marlines
Goldbeck
Thee Love Gels
W. Luckensach
Stein
Fredericksburg
Ton Heare
Ray Stewart
Kerrville
Earlire
Hilbilly
Raymond Stotzer
Ted Carolan
Miss Ronk
Prelte
Carolyn Lane
Brackenridge
Tlemsvhel
Keprville
Lane
Peggy Dieter
Alamo Heights
Doitle Stewar
Evelyn Webmeyer
Segui
Mika Messeethelder
Russ Jay
Centervaine
Tem
Batry Raselid
Elsine Marek
Softball Schedule and Open Dates Narrowed by League Confusion
Fragmented OCR notes show a four game softball schedule with a San Vedra opening, a tripleheader, and delays. Mentions Black WInes, Apache Uainens Day, and a list of teams and players, with unclear dates and venues. League closure expected May 14. ongoing adjustments noted for Tuesday play.
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Flon
Dhe Mlondeneboter
Zales Jewelry
Exhibition baseball crowds fail to draw in West Coast
A sports column laments weak gate receipts for major league spring exhibitions in California and Los Angeles. It cites rain, crowded schedules, and competing games at Wrigley Field and Hollywood as factors. It highlights players Lou Stinger Lou Navikoff Dizzy Dean Connie Mack and Sam Chapman, noting fans stayed away despite star power and local interest.
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California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Annalysts
Wrighey Field
Cubs
Dizzy jDean
Connie Mack
Califtoeniz
Sam Chapman
Bator Ruth
Ty Cobb
A's
TL Bs
Jess
Lucy
Pirates
Los An Quien
Perhspille
Goat Milking Downtime Ends School Game
In Birmingham Alabama a grammar school hoops game was halted when a player could not play and a teammate pleaded to milk his goat. With no other players available the match was called off. A make up game was planned so Wade could be relieved to milk the goat.
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Birmingham
Ala
Casey
Nic
Warde Gray
Minne Holman Grammar School
Fannin
Wade
George Jopson
Winters Urges Fining Boxing Promoter Over Uncontracted Fight
Deputy Boxing Commissioner Har old Winters said he will ask State Labor Commissioner Joe Kunsehik to fine Sam Slotsky, a San Antonio promoter, for advertising a fight between Jack Rodrigues and Eddie Ownby April Q when Rodrigues had not been properly contracted. Evidence from Rodrigues, promoter Slotsky, and Houston manager Bill Davee will be presented. Winters noted violations of state boxing laws and said a stiff fine is likely, with possible further action on Slotsky’s promoter license.
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Harold Winters
Joe Kunsehik
Sam Sletsky
San Antonio
Jack Rodrigues
Eddie Ownby
Rodriguez
Winters
Galveston
Slotsky
Bill Davee
Houston
Kunschik
Austin
Wil
Siotsky
Ago Winters
Davee
Kim~ Sehik
Huey Chandler
Derby Dope Kentucky Derby candidates in We ilen Monder
ROBERT MORRIS and F Byers led to an expected victory in a mile and 70 yard race at Jameles, with strong showings by STER HENRY, BOLIVAR, GULKIN, and other named entries. Park, CIS MANION, DON GRUAN, and WF STAKES also competed in a six-forbid stakes race at Havre De Grace with notable placings.
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Weilen Monder
Robert Morris
F. Byers
Jameles
Gulanedgecaud
Bell
Surriff Gulkin
T. Myat
Stabby Hopr
Maxwell Howardt
H. Whitney
Bright
Gavuant
Leigh Tallaforce
Wang
Tactly
Beans
Mrs. L. Palladina
Soa Als Forse
Ounirst
Havre de Gerace
Cis Manion
Caan Geil
Havre de Trace
Don Gruan
Ren
Arnold Sanger
Axeical
Mayre de Rare
Stephano and Luna to Box at Fort Sam Houston Meet
Shawn Luna, a standout San Antonio amateur middleweight, will box Private Stephano in a three round main event at the Perpetual Help Athletic Club Fort Sam Houston boxing show. Father Wade announced the program includes eight bouts with Cleny Cosbarmublas in a semis bout and Mahis Private Louise as the light heavyweight. The event starts at 8:15 p.m. at the 2 H A C arenas with other bouts and a golf tournament at Brackenridge Park noted.
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Shawn Luna
San Antonio
Stephano
Perpetual Help Athletic Club
Fort Sam Houston
Worle
Itharlea
Ferenson
Brackenridge Park
Vomburger
Harold Franzen
Felday
Klein Sweepstakes Winner With 69 at New Braunfels Park
Charley Klein, the Langa park professional, led a windy Monday round at New Braunfels with a net 69, aiming for four under par on the dry course. Jank Woods of San handicap finished second with 73, Hack Willford took third with 74 as the Park Women’s Golf Association prepared for Bracken’s stroke-play event.
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Charley Kien
Langa Park
New Braunfels
Park Women's Golf Association
Klein
Park
Jank Woods
Bracken
Stercos
USC Again Looks Like National Track Champ
USC dominates California in a 74-57 dual meet as sophomores spark the Trojans. Warren Smith and Art Laird clinch key wins while Grover Klemmer reclaims sprint form and Jim Peoples sets javelin marks. California’s Barner, Reese, and Petes fade as USC extends its dual meet success.
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USC
Los. Angeles
Dean Cromwell
Trojan
California
University of Nouthern California
Trojans
Cromwell
Bears
Golden Bears
Warren Smith
Clarence Barner
Calfornia War
Peter ‘Tnot
Art
Joe California
John Reese
South
Brutus Hamilton
Nebraseka
County Tennis Champions Crowned in Class A Meet
County Tennis Championships in Bexar County completed Tuesday with Leon Valley and Sayers sharing the spoils. Champions include Kalnikey and Sayers in junior boys singles, Chappall and Paltock in junior boys doubles, Lathe and Pollock in senior boys singles, Lathe and Skyers in settler boys doubles, Grayburne and Leo Valley in senior girls singles, Tristow and Breubine in Leon Valley senior girls doubles, Reininger and Leon Valley in junior girls doubles, and Allen with Rudwick in Leon Valley junior girls doubles.
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Bexar County
Tovrnent
Jockeys Describe Pulling Horses at Hollywood Park
Damaging testimony at the Hollywood Park trial details how five men allegedly fixed races to defraud bettors. Jockeys Ward and Dye testified they were recruited by Langbusch and paid for steering horses to losses, including specific horses and races in 1952 and 1953, with payments cited up to $600 per fix.
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Wos Angeles
Hollywool Pirk
Jock
Wilsy Ward
Gus Dye
Bernard Einstess
Bi Mooney
I. W. Kiveman
Wille Einstess
Sol Greeneberg
Pcen Jed
Jyving Langbusth
Fach
J. Ward
Langbusch
Hollywood, Park
Hollywood
Aid Lithorome
Ward-tes
Mr. Finn
Empress Pelota
Ward
Mooney
Langbuschk
Hier Philips
Sory
Miners Baseball Reappointment Seeks Tryout Contacts
Gonzales Hepinosa is reappointed to manage the Rosita Miners in Rosita Navya Caali La Mexico. Amateur or semi pro clubs wishing to play the Miners may arrange contact through Espindra at Bell Furniture Company on 414 Howrne street.
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Gonzales Hepinosa
Rosita
Mexico
Navya Rosita
Caalila
Espindra
Bell Furniture Comepany
Howrne Street
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