First Western Games Open Night Baseball Start in Western League
Kansas City April 21 Western league opens its 33rd season with inaugural nocturnal games. Officials expect 21 000 in attendance despite showers and cloudy forecasts for St Joseph Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Island Park added to seven night diamonds with Date Gerr throwing the switch. Admission set at 50 cents as Oklahoma City and St Joseph welcome back Western league baseball led by Art Griggs and Jack Holand.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Date Gerr
Island Park
Jack Holand
Indians
St Joseph
Art Griggs
Alamo Bankers Top Federal Reserve In Low-Scoring Park Game
In Conception Park, the Alamo Bankers beat the Federal Reserve 4 to 2. Alamo scored three first inning runs on an error and two singles, with Mass holding the Federal Reserve scoreless rest of the game.
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Alamo
Bank Tift
Conception Park
Alaimo Bankers
Alamos
Wilk
Mass
Nationel
ABD. Abh.o
Tgersere
Fanrer Des
Sisteydb
Finck
Sxazier Tb
Hartmnarta Fkellerst
Terre
Meyer
Buldarketh
Carner
Kokeleret
Ieee Cess
Camptell
Vaylor
Hasler
Eshimek
Werel
Federal
Alaice A
Ieemce
Sibsi
Yacht Windjammer Wins Havana Race
Windjammer, owned by Gomer Tullis of New Orleans, wins the third annual 325 mile Havana race from St. Petersburg to Havana harbor after 100 hours of headwinds and calms. Finish time 4 05 30 am, final elapsed four days three hours two minutes and twenty seconds.
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Havana
Oseran
Gomer Tullis
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Fly
Havan Harbor
Golf GAB Continues With Amateur Medal Round Show
Amateurs compete in the medal round as a new women’s event at Brackenridge Park draws prizes from San Antonio clubs. Captured in the sports page notes are rival finals, prize winners, and delegates taking time off to watch the Willow Springs bogey tournament in Bastrop, highlighting a busy Texas golf circuit with locals like Murray Brooks and Tom Lally in the mix.
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Fort Sam
Houston
Pri
Murray Brooks
Brackenridge Park
A. G Boalding and Company
Tom Lally
San Antonio Country Club
Randolph Polo Team Triumphs in Houston Polo Finals
Randolph Field Air Corps training center polo team defeated El Ranchito 10 to 9 in the Houston Riding and Polo Club finals on Wednesday afternoon. Beverly led Randolph with five goals, while Williams scored four for El Ranchito in a high quality, end-to-end match.
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Randolph
Houston
Randolph Field Air Corps Training Center
el Ranchito
Houston Riding and Polo Club
Beverly
Wilams
Three Baseball Deaths Prompt Various Meetings
Houston reports Roy H Manville a 26 year old amateur player died from injuries Sunday after being struck on the head by a baseball. Bethel notes a 1 year old high school player Wakgee badly injured by a ball. Angelo records Strick, Pal U slipped from a fellow player's hand causing injuries as events unfold. Local clubs announce preparatory meetings, barbers workouts, and practice sessions at various venues as teams prepare for upcoming games.
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Houston
Roy H.manville
Ban Angelo
Wea
Strick
PAL Uw
Rom
Wernert Young
Gulal
Jackets Rout Baptist Cubs in 42-0 Baseball Tilt
Anthony Davis pitched a dominant game for the Yellowjackets holding San Marcos Baptist Academy to six hits and no runs as Cubs errors hurt their defense. Davis fanned nine, walked three, while Jackets collected seven hits and were aided by a lone error by Albright. Davis also hit a three bagger and contributed offensively alongside teammates Lingner and Dalvin in a one sided win.
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Hippes
Anthony
R. Bor
Klanler
Anal Dotan
Kenny
Kinner
Dalvin
Oy Myers
Font Seg Maron Academe
Allright
Sarrifices
Ataulay
Duvien
Davis
Stanley
Bares
Kipper
Amphey Milton
68th Squadron Wins Kelly Field Set-to
In a rough field game at Kelly Field Wednesday afternoon the 68th squadron edged the 43rd squadron 7 to 1. Towle scored on Vielock’s single after hitting earlier to break the game open. Fortieth squadron beat Forti first 4 to 7. Both leaders remain tied atop the league standings.
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Kelly Field
Teixty-Eighth
In & Kelly
Vielock
Towle
Gillin
Tele BT Db
Btaben Buney
Cowenegen
General Coaching Change at El Paso Unveils Moves
The El Paso board announced a coaching reshuffle involving Pat Murphy from Abilene High School as head roothall coach at Austin High School succeeding Luther Coblente who becomes basketball coach and football assistant. Othel Martin from Texas Christian University is offered assistant football coach and head basketball coach at El Paso High School. Clyde Water, ex El Paso High head coach and Centenary alum, will move to Bowie High School.
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EL Yabuu
I—E. B
Pat Murphy
Abliene High School
Roothall
Austin High School
Auce Ceeding
Luther Coblente
Murphy
Lonigal
Othel Martin
Neshman
Texas Christian University
el Paso
Martin
Mike Sela
Kut
C. U
Clyde Water
el Paro High
Centenary College
Wilgo
Bowie High School
Umpires Association to Meet Thursday Night
The San Antonio Umpires Association will hold a meeting Thursday night on route 366 at the Gunner Hotel, according to announcement.
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Peviur Gilers
Alaino
Pulo Feld
Tenn Vista Street
UMP8
San Antonio
Buttons Romp on T M I Panthers in a 7 2 win
Central High Buttons defeated the Texas Military Institute Panthers 7 to 2 on Wednesday afternoon as Peche pitched four innings for the Buttons. The game featured the Bulldogs, Peacock Academy, and a workout session at St Mary’s University with Coach Lim Dricken announcing plans.
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T. M. I. Panthers
Central High
Texas Military
Inaliwulo Panthers
Peche
Uae Dultons
Guitodn Meol Peacock Academy
Theo
Anos Ronan
Engie
Bt Mary'n University
Lim Drickenhegt
Jones Pitches 62nd to Another Victory
Jones halts opponent with 62nd strikeout as the 67th service squadron defeats 88th Observation 18 to 4 in Brooks Field league play. Williams and Ward lead with hits and sacrifices. Hess concedes the loss while Jones records ten strikeouts and two walks.
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Whelan
Nicholson
Harner
Baker
Jemm
O'Neil
Frey
Gran Yemm
Ward
Raua
O’nell
Kiner
Mueller
Knowle
Daleymple
Lammetrock
Grant
Kleengrase
Terry
Innman
Xton Hacen
Fort Worth
Ehrevepart
Tims
Datwie
Beate
Jones
Sixty-Seventh Service
Eighty Eighth Observation Squadron
Williams
Clark
Deson
Hlolae
Hottmin
Meas
Word
Paternon
Boom
Ghana
Gramiim
Byer
al Rwser
Te Oy Phomus
Dows
Tennings
Bind
Hin Bounaon
Rominurs
Stan
Wit
Jonge
Derby Candidates Make Fast Times
Louisville April 21 Two derby candidates posted fast workouts at Churchill Downs. Gold Check, weighing less than Liberty Limited, clocked 2 09 2-5 for the Derby route while Liberty Limited ran 2 03-5 for the mile and 2 fur in a wider trap, underscoring that both contenders posted strong early showing.
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Louisville
CING
Gold Check
Liberty Limited
Ineal
Qold Check
Churchill Liowns Oval
America's Net Queen Starts for Europe
San Francisco April 21 Helen Wills Moody, tennis queen, leaves for Europe after a brief home stretch. She will play in New York, then France starting April 27, with plans for Wimbledon and Forest Hills later. Moody expects strong rivalries and a long voyage, not returning until mid September.
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Ralph B. Jordan
San Francisco
Helen Wills Moody
New York
France
Tim
Bervice
Randolph Volleyers Trim Schertz Team to Claim Volleyball Title
Randolph fells Schertz High 130 to 98 in a 17 15 8 set sequence. Wednesday afternoon Giles starred for the winners and Martin played well for the losers as Randolph clinched the championship.
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Randolph Volleyers
Trim Schertz
Randolph
Schertz High School
Giles
Martin
Bowling league names and cluttered scores in a classified section
A garbled bowling standings snippet lists numerous player names and scores, interspersed with stray strings and numbers. The fragment resembles an employment oriented classifieds page with odd OCR artifacts and no clear narrative beyond a dense roster of participants and tallies.
Fiesta track meet opens amid wet field and big talent
San Jacinto hosts a three class San Jacinto track meet with 255 high school entrants and 82 junior college runners plus pentathlon and Olympic trials qualifiers. Ben Bébé Brownsyillé defended pentathlon honors in 199 seconds over the 120 yard hurdles as Texas stars and 30 rival teams compete for early season records and possible Olympic tryouts.
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Brownsyillé
Ashton
Ban Jacinta
Houston
Graudy
Eagle Field
Texas
Crack High School
Academe
San Jacinto
Boad
Emies
Tolleres
Ust
Dunior College
San Antonio
Thomas Jefferson
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