Regional Track Meet Opens Amid Eagle Mustang Duel
Region 6 track at San Marcos showcases Brackenridge Eagles and Jefferson Mustangs as favorites. Friday’s injuries and absence of key stars shift prospects. preliminaries Saturday determine qualifiers for the state meet in Austin May 4 with seven regionals sending athletes to the Texas high school championships.
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San Marcos
Johnny Janes
Brackenridge Eagles
Jefferson Mustatges
San Antlonio
Southwest
Mustangs
Eagles
Yeffercot
Bom Wath
Mack White
Watt
White
Jeffer~son
Brackensttge
Werth
George Rompers
Tech
Sud Jefforsnivs
Mpeetiy
Perry Biles
Garengeth Guly
Gavdol
Moore
Pat
Austin
Texas
Andield
Air Canyon
Abilene
Tallis
Kilgore
Houston
Kingsville
el Paso
Mrs. Page Wins North South Golf Championship
Lavon Page of Chapel Hill defeated Anelette Geetley of Chestnut Hill to win the North South golf title for the seventh time. The finals ended at the fourteenth hole as Page claimed the victory while husband Duke A. Page, a serviceman, lies wounded in England.
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Pinkevrst
Cinsi
Ratelle
Lavon Page
Chapel Hil
Pueday
Anenette Geetley
Chestnut Hills
Finday
Pop
Glenna Collikt
Estelle
Hee
Bowers B. Lawson
Choyel HG
SoSet
Duke A. Page
Con Valeselitz
England
Comets Second Game Rained Out in Series
A second game of the baseball series between the SAACC Comets and the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Cadets was rained out Friday. Only one game was completed on Thursday as the Comets moved to 1-2 in the series.
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SAACC
Comets
Ab Cadet Copter Lintween Ueterhawks
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Conuts
Kelly
Burr
Rovwlolph
Waldron Mex Friney
Randolph Field
Aris
Stanley Thiboeaux
Nne Witter
Slinson
Normogie
Brooks Contusin
Ranielpl
Thibideaux
Gmul
Grint Intiog
Willie
Marling
al Rell
Randolph
Fragmented Fight Result Text From An OCR News Clip
A garbled race or boxing style results list appears with scattered names, places, and scores. Names include Lenin Davies LS Boston HOBSON Montreal Portland and Minneapolis. The passage mentions providers, athletes and cities such as Indianapolis and Buffalo, with many unreadable fragments and stray numbers.
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Lenin Davies LS
Botte Aalto
Branste Hess
Provideron
Bunton
Detroll Trait
Outnn Stunt
MH Olson
Yowell
Prininrelt
Lois
Galland Pabih
Sampisate
Cononhayy Jou Reddrel
DIG
Tout
Boston
Hobson
Montreal
Portland
Stalag
Tureid Wiel
Holly Wood
Iit
Atavan
Moxley City
Eddie Badsan
Dai Tos
Army Bowling Meredé the schedule fey Test weary bawtig championship
Fractured OCR lists names, places, and teams in a garbled bowling tournament schedule. It mentions Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and other locations with scattered events, sponsors, and personnel. The readable fragments show a sports competition format with teams, dates, and venues.
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Army
Miinenn
Asia Cintiun
Lamotta Wins On Body Blows In Nightcard Bout
Jake LaMotta, the outstanding middleweight from New York, wears down Vic Delmonte with punishing body punches. Delmonte weighs 153½ pounds to LaMotta’s 163 as LaMotta dominates late rounds and scores a decisive victory. In an earlier eight-round semi final, Novikapryas stopped Trivis in 2:44 of the fourth.
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API
Jake LaMotta
Draix
Vic Delontli
Decison
New York
Nicks Jarenes
Detlix
Hoki LaMorte
Cochrane Tourney Aims Fee For Title Defense In New York
Promoter Larry Atkins of Cleveland outlines a welterweight elimination tournament with a July date at Cleveland Stadium. Champion Pit Cochrane would defend his title if victorious, with a potential $40,000 payout, against Weather Doyle or Hyig Sythe. May 4 bout in Cleveland Arena features Tommy Hell versus Chuck Huntte, leading to a June 7 stadium final.
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New York
Anil
Larry Atkins
Cleveland
Loday Hir
Pit Cochrane
Cleveland Stadium
Tommy Hell
Youngstown
Chis
Youngster
Chuck Huntte
Waveland
Jimny Royle
Los Anecles
Coshyane
Doyle
Cand
Hell
Atkins
Army Boxing Match Report From Ambiguous Transcript
Fragmentary AP dispatch from London April 21 references a boxing event tied to military unions and a weight class, with scattered names and places including Baltimore and Welcoming locations. The text is garbled, impeding a clear match outcome or participant list.
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Army Boxing
London
Lon Mateicivant
Baltimore Macquinied Wanthey
Willgra Ree
Gakitow
Glover -Ghamn
Iran
Tnliinapnis
Phe
Aeteebeld Ciel
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Amie
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Walontown
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Bar Wynyks Wien
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N. Festi
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Army Men Shine At Alta Showdowns
A field of competitors from Canada and the United States battled across a rugged course at Lamont and Denver. Notable performances included a 68.4 second Wildcat run and early leaders Moyitz and Dabert timing strong strides. Barbara Kidder of Denver claimed the women's giant slalom as the arena favored speed over grit.
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Lisit Sialom
Uta
Custonaary
Harbara Kidder
Denver Unt
Netters Win in Region Tennis Meet at Jefferson Courts
Region six tennis action from Jefferson courts shows S.A. Netters advancing in multiple divisions with semifinals set for Saturday morning. Brackenridge and Franklin players lead girls and boys events as weather prompts schedule adjustments and state berth on May 3 in Austin.
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Jefferson Courts
Priday
Firsh
Leota Spencer
Brackerdage
Irene Liberty
Giddings
Rennie Freeman
Hot Wells
Pryse Metcalf
Franklin
Jack Emmett
Brackenridge
Henry Sebesta
Bastrop
Agnes Amelung
June Kuex
Ida Stegall
Spencer
Eric Mae Dietz
Telveas Sarachey
Kerille
Margaret
Jefauus Leath
Spencer Meteatant
Delevan
Alew Burman
Laverne Mieho
Mabie Palle
Dosnt Ametaaut Fund
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Welle
Smithville
Meatilan
Ape Koehn
Weimar
Tom Enstaile
Leroy Carroll
Ctetterson
Charles Lavirant
Rubenste Allan
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Stanley Gerhardt
Austin
Toutoy Madring
Bill Jones
Joe Welle
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Kermit
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Gene Clantty
Another Delilah Incident? Philadelphia Bout Report
Philadelphia April 21 Paul Febbo, 22 pounder, suffered a cut between rounds four and five in a bout Friday night with Johnny Wolgast. Trainer Jimmy Wilson restrained the fighter as the clash drew crowd attention. Wolgast won by technical knockout in the seventh round.
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Philadelpina
Paul Febbo
Philadelphia
Friday Hight
Johnny Wolgast
Billiadelphia
Jimmy
Wilson
Wolgast
Unclear softball game highlights with Murphy perfect for Alamo
Cadet Neil Murphy starred for Abia Townley in a Major A division match at San Pedro, pitching a perfect game as Morlies beat the Medics 2-0. The narrative describes muddy diamonds, strong defense by Wiskop and Grant, and Murphy's dominating performance with six strikeouts and several key plays, amid a foggy, rain-influenced evening with field conditions and umpire calls noted.
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Kujawa
Neil Murphy
Cadet Center
Sateran
Isean Hongt
Detroit
Abia Townley
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Ice Hockey DEM surf and opening rounds in Chicago
Representatives from 20 states gathered for the opening rounds of a four wall handball tournament in Chicago at the Continental hotel. Noted contenders include Frank Coyle Sam Atcheson Angelo Trulia Anthony Genitier Willem Gost and others as the national A A U event unfolds. Also Fred Astaire scored a hole in one at Bet-A-L Country club witnessed by Ran doin Booth and Dick Pik sakante.
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Hollywood
Fred Astaire
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NCAA Sets Sports Dates in Milwaukee Meeting
The NCAA executive committee fixed June 9 as the site date for the 1845 Lack and Held meet at Marquette University Milwaukee Wis The group outlined golf June 25 27 at Ohio State tennis June 25 30 at Northwestern cross country November 12 4 at Northwestern and discussed forming a publicity and statistics unit with Kenneth L Wilson commissioner of the Western Conference but no agreement was reached The committee will meet again Saturday Members include Professor Willett Southern California and Dang X Bible University of Texas
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Camputies
AEG Ussedy
Daley
Ohio State
Hine
Northwestern
Kenneth L. “Yue? Wilson
Sioner
Willett
Southern California
Dang X. Bible
University of Texas
All-America football conference seeks NFL audience for collaboration
Chicago April reports that the All-America conference, planning postwar expansion, asked the NFL for a meeting to discuss schedules and player rights. Commissioner's lukewarm reception aside, the group aims to finalize a constitution and bylaws and consider a Kansas City franchise.
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Chicago
Elmer Leyden
Nablona Football League
Dy. D. M. Nigro
Kansas City
Paul Bown
Navy
Imus Deen
Cleveland Entry
John L. Keeshin
Cayden
Sinc Christy Walsh
Bart Avery Dies in Action in Germany War
Bart Avery, star quarterback of Alabama teams in 1940 41 and 42, has been killed in action in Germany. A Gloversville New York native, Avery also played on Mabanta’s basketball team.
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Ala
Los ‘Gr
Bart Avery
Germany
Avery
Nadge
Gloversville
Mabanta
Southwest Conference Baseball Actions Highlight Weekend Schedule
Texas faces Rice at Harr imi while Texas Christian meets Texas A&M at Turk Worth as two conference baselines loom. Frogs and Aggies jockey for last place in the league standings, with Tulane and Snohomish also reporting strong pitching showings in regional action.
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Texas
Rice
Harrimi
Texas’ Christian
Texas Aggies
Turk Worth
Terns
Horned Frogs
T. O. UW
Frogs
Charlo Smith
Mts
andeeVen Lyles
Tne Nings
Tubryt Walters
Aggies
Teeague
Froge Heave
Tost
Big Turnover in Football Coaches Across Colleges
In spring practice across campuses a wave of coaching changes reshapes programs. Ed McKeever resigns to take Cornell now led by Shavels at North Carolina, while Glen Crows takes Town ATD Walsh era helm. Buck Show and Cresshton Miller move to new posts. several assistants elevated or shifted. Tennessee reports progress in spring drills as John Menning scores twice in a 14-0 scrimmage between whites and blacks.
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Javecat
Cy Mnerve Slathis
Marine
Carpa
Notte Dine
Ed McKeever
Cornell
Garl Shavels
North Carolina
Glen Crows
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Ramblers
Ado Walsh
California
Miller
Fowle Odell
Yale
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Joly Barnhi
Lue Amamunt Wibee Selind
John Menning
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Un decipherable baseball rosters and fragments from Major Leagues
A garbled OCR page shows scattered player names, teams, and numbers from a Major League context with unclear structure. Readable items include references to leagues, players such as Feldman, Owens, and King, and partial team mentions, but the overall article remains a scrambled, non-cohesive listing without a clear narrative or outcome.
Weathered Saturday Baseball Schedule From Wartime Leagues
A wartime era schedule lists Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Islington with 1:30 starts, plus American League games including New York at Washington and St Louis at Chicago. The long summary notes scattered results across leagues, with Angels, Dodgers, and Yankees performances and a crowded national slate amid war-time travel gaps.
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Brooklyn
New Yor
Amperican Leazur
New York
Washington
M. Cailadelphia
Isnston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Tearac
Cincinpali
Chitayn Ad
Pielaired
Chiladelphia
American League
New Yuk
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Philadelphis
Foxtovy
Pan
Dele
St Louis
Shicueo
Turf World Mourns Polk Laffoon 68
Polk Laffoon a Kentucky horse racing executive and breeder died at his Kenton County home. He led the Latonta Jockey Club and chaired the Kentucky Racing Commission. survived by his wife, daughter, and son Polk Latfoon Jr. He was descended from the Laffoon family with ties to former Governor Ruby Laffoon.
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Cincinnaty
Polk Taffoon
Ueiland
Laffoon
Kenton County
Kentucky
Anong
Etn Dor
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Ruby Laffann
President Folk
Polk Latfoon Jr
Women’s Golf Miss Johenson Tops Baycheneidge Event
Miss Johenson dominated the Sin Antone Women’s Golf Association weekly Lowhamant at Baycheneidge Park, winning both low nob and iw eros honors with a strong 6-15 score.
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Johenson
Sin Antone
G Olf Association
Werkly Lowhamant
Baycheneidge Park
Giants Rally Past Dodgers In Polo Grounds Opener
The New York Giants opened at the Polo Grounds with a 20-6 win over Brooklyn as slugging led the attack. Ernie Lombardi and Phil Weintraub homered, while Mal Padgett and Treve Lourbardi drove in runs. The Cubs beat the Cardinals 3-2 as Roy Behaud delivered a clutch double. The Yankees won 6-1 in Washington, Mickey Harris earning the decision. Attendance was 12,040.
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Jack Nand
Byeehall
New York Giants
Titan
Giants
Finnows
Oubog
Katty Feldman
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Polo Grounds
Pinershitter
Fels Fran
Phil Weirhaus
Ard Treve Lourbardi
WBA
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Ed Stank
the Brooks
New York Yankees
Washington
Mickey Harriers
Bevens
Fme
Clyne Su
Sewell
Tip Sewell
Pittsburgh Beesahy
Chicago Cubs
Bob Fillet
Lareest
Detroit
Cleveland
Gione
Eheckle
Tigers
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Philadelphia
St. Deus
Margi
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Dan Burk
Jan Bown
Association Extends Cutdown Period For League Play
The American association will extend the cutdown period for plays to Suns 18, allowing 80 players on each active club after that date. League directors at nation end foaday. initial date was May Uh.
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Ohio
Ayil
American Association
Will &x
Ors
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