Stir Up 8-5 In Derby After Wood Victory
Stir Up won the first division of the Wood Memorial at Jamaica by four lengths over Mrs. Ethel D Stymle as Derby contenders gathered. Lucky Draw, Auto Crat and Pukka Gin trailed in a volatile prep day with Pimlico signals for the Chesapeake likely to determine Derby entries.
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Rew Yuan
Youisville
Psync
Churchill Downs
Bert Mulholland
Widener Calt
Philadelphia
Chesapeake Slikes
Pimlico
Baltimore
Warrey
Wright
Pensive
Stymie
Mrs. Whitney
Lucky Brae
William Helis
Oismaple Zenit
Wheatley Stable
Free Lance
Mire
Derby results and wagers across Mexico City track
The report details a major horse racing event in Mexico City with finalists and payouts. Tiepie Anne won the derby with Hilda Heuser guiding second place, and Cohieh placed third after a long field. Wagers included multistake pools and specific payouts noted for Glam, Sar, and Traps Zone.
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Anta Lee Wolki
Pers Whetin
Ation Topetiy
Tiepie Anne
Hilda Heuser
Cohieh
National Pro Loop Opens September7
Philadelphia April 4 The National Professional Football league plans its 1044 season opening September 17 and closing December 10 The league adds 16 teams after a merger between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Chicago Cardinals and announces a schedule during annual meetings in Philadelphia
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Philajelyphia
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chisago Cardinals
War Workers Take Series In Twin Bill Win Over Seven-Up
The Kellyfield War Workers beat the Seven-Up battlers 2 to 1 in the Sunday doubleheader at Techfield. Connie English delivered a key single in the opener as War Workers also captured the nightcap with C. Reming pitching five innings of a seven inning game. Joe Naranjo led the attack with nine hits in 13 chances across the series.
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Kellyfield War Workers
Ausin
Techfield
Kelly Wine
Connie English
Shxhit Pheiing
C. Reming
Act
Joe Naranjo
War Workers
Tahbliyes Bavon
War
Petrwann
Schlegel
Engiish
Guerya
Rane
Dumke
Schicel
Kors
Prederinks
Bury Giants
Richter Held
Texas Lonehorns Rally in Dallas Conference Contention
A fragmentary sports item notes the Texas Lonehorns improving and threatening to beat the Mile as the Grange and Owls clash Friday. Busy action includes Rice and Withering Whi attacks and mentions Brida, Philley, Layne, and other players amid standings and three week rests.
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Hic Jwle
Elon
Vodas
Texas
Texar
Ric
Ike Lonehorns
Grange
Owls
iMicehit Nitehs
Bobbs Layne
Dave Philley
Rice
Ageleg Zoo Tinuston Brida
Cuefervice Waelare
Traghan A
Meinels
Vaty
Injured Aggie Star Has Kidney Removed
George Strickhausen, test base man on the Texas Aggies baseball squad, rested comfortably Monday at Brooks Field Hospital after undergoing kidney removal surgery Saturday night. He was injured last Wednesday in a game between the Aggies and Brooks Field, with his condition turning serious Saturday and prompting the operation. The Aggie squad returned to College Station Saturday night after a game at Rendell Field. Coach Homer Norton remained with Strickhausen.
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George Strickhausen
Texas Aguits
Brooksfield Hospital
Strickhausen
Aggies
Brooks Field
Aggie
Co Inge Station
Rendelph Field
Homer Norton
Strickhanzen
Span Am League Two Klock Quem Wing Up A Second Victory
Span Am League notes a second victory as Klock Quem Wing beat the Kelly Field Industrial Soldiers 6-3. De's Cate opened with a 65 victory over the East Side Athletes while Miller Paris Giants defeated Norwoyle Test Fleet at Pittman Sullivan Park. Worrell of Jefferson High contributed four hits for the Giants.
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Kellyfield Industrial Soldiers
Cate
Paris Giants
Norwoyle
Pittman-Sullivan Park
Guy Worrell
Jefferson High
Bon
Baseball Openers Spark Cadet Center Campaign Push
In several Sunday openers Cadet Center War Hawks and rivals posted wins as Johnson shined for Cadet Center with eight scoreless innings and key singles. Brooks, Slaughter and Armstrong led a Gans attack while the Waco Army Air Wolves beat Camp Walters 7 to 1 behind Brute Nelson on the mound.
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Hondo Naviga
Uae Comets
Cadet Center Warhawks
San Mapeos Navigation School
Ard
Kellyfield
Randolph Neld
Ramblers
Johnson
Wooly Johnson
Cadet
San Marcos
Juhnson
Util
Bynum
Amstrong
Muccerelli
del Wilber
jRuld Neave
Fred McGahey
Country Slaugher
Carl Hilton
Frank Dusos
BAACC
Slaughter
Louis Cardinal
Armstrong
Jennings
Bill Scott
San Antonio Mission
Kelly
Randolph
David Ferriss
Filers
Ferriss
Novak
Peterson
Bol Pederson
Radah
Gans
Ims
Techeld
Brooks
Iily
Thei
Center
Hondo
Sian Marcos
Mineral Weids
Waco Army Air Gold Wolves
Camp Walters Doughboys
Brute
Nelson
Waco Jed
Red Bartleson
Doughboys
Waco
Alf
Wolters
Popovich
Bartlesoy Jang Didier
Mexico Defeats U S Polo Team In Opener
Mexico City April 24 Mexico defeated a patched up United States quartet 12 to 10 in the opening polo match of the international tournament. Cecil Smith of San Antonio and Major Antonio Navanad tila led Mexico with six goals each. Jaume Rincon Gallardo played for the United States in place of Larry Sanford who had just arrived from the United States and had not acclimated.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Cecil Smith
San Antonio
Texas
Maj
Antonio Navanad Tila
Jaume Rincon Gallardo
U. S
Larry Sanford
Une
Sanford
Unclear boxing and track notes from week end sports
Fragmented report notes boxing conditioning and armed service themes, and mentions Los Angeles athletics. It cites a Southern California track meet with a 4554 point total and a California female wrestling organization event.
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Presy
York
National Bosing Associaign
Uiree Munilis
Los Anerias
University of Southern California
Southern California
PA. A. U
Ge. L.A. Los Angeles
Mareli¢A Bonard
California Athlete Commission
Hole in One Sparks Controversy at Pocatello Course
In Pocatello Idaho on an April day Varley, the reigning champion, hit a 16 yard hole in one during practice angering officials who doubt he can repeat the feat. A prize of merchandise and golf equipment for the season awaits the winner of the hole in one contest set for next Sunday.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Varley
U.S. A
Fragmented box score yields chaotic baseball notes
A garbled service league page provides scattered player names, innings, and pitching remarks. Readers see batting in, base hits, and errors tied to Baker and Marcos with numerous misreads. overall content resembles an inning by inning box score wreck.
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Marcos Abalm
Saacc
Corhnad
Buen
Shewey
Sehonke
Cooper
Sauber
Snore
Wilber
Palawan
Weerslit
Baker
Snichers
Johnain
Beker
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Ran Maiens
Morayy
McGuhey
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Slaughter
Filion
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Looper
Saenz
Murcerelli
Sohn
Fous
Mlulen
Walton
Sillie
Brochers
Noel
Borche
Rtruck
Ny Townson
Biteher
Tases
Ban Marcos
Umpties
Staith
Myera
Golf Tourney Ends With Close Scores at Riverside Course
The Brasley golfers won by Sunday with a net 80 2 0 over Willow Springs as M Stutis and Ong Herbert Wheeler tied for second. Ray Hill led low daily with 75. Awards set for 7 40 p m at Riverside. A B Joseph to present. Harlen clinched the tourney with a net 83 14 as Sanduth runner up 85 9. Consolation winner Floyd Fikes posted 82 10 69 with Hulmes and Wahrmund tied for second 77 90 19. Dresch placed fourth with 94 16 76.
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Doe Brasley
Willow Springs
M. Stutis
Ong
Herbert Wheeler
Ray Hill
Randolph
Riverside Golf Association
Erside
Harit c Whhouse
Joseph
C. MN. Harlen
Joseph Sanduth
Wit
Jim Welsh
A. J. Tresch
Floyd Fikes
Stanley Hulmes
Sit
WO. Wahrmund
John Dresch
Negro Ball Games Friday Saturday at Tech field
The Negro baseball series between the New York Coasts and Kansas City Monarchs will be played Friday and Saturday at Tech field instead of Wednesday and Thursday. Both games start at 8 p.m.
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Techfield
New York Coasts
Kansas City Monarchs
Mays Predicts Boost in Auto Racing Speeds After War
Rex Mays, former AAA champion and runner-up at Indianapolis, predicts a racing boom and faster cars postwar. He cites torque, engine tech, and improved tires as key, saying speeds of 130-140 mph on tracks could rise with better turns and track resurfacing at Indianapolis.
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Dallas
Rex Mays
Mornay
King
Uncle Sam
Mays
Indianapolis
Talons
Love Field
Pat Forrying
Mave
WWE
Tydugnagolia
Iit
Dh Alreratt
Bes
Ralph DePalma Toon
Milton
Indianapolis Speedway
Thedianapolia
Weel
Browns Start Season Fast With Six Straight Wins
The Browns sprint to six consecutive victories raising pennant chatter as they top the White Sox in a doubleheader 5 to 12 and 4 to 10. Jack Kramer earned his second win in as many starts with a two run homer, while George Caster’s pitching propelled the nightcap. Detroit split with Cleveland as Dizzy Trout and Hal Newhouser split the mound duties. Rash weather postponed remaining games.
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Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Browns
Chicago i White Sox
Bt. Louis
Jack Kramer
Thelpedt
George Caster
Extel
Mike Sewell
Detroit Tigers
Chandler
Ste Browns
Spud Chandler
Yankees
Bo the Army
Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Camden
N. J
Mel Ott
Giants
Philadelphia
New York
Cubs
Chicago
Whitey Kuraywelel
Lanitz
Braves
Tobin
Phils
Boston
al Gasheauser
Ux Phils
Ford Mullen
Detroit
Cleveland
Dizzy Trout
Hal Newhouser
Prank Milter
Softball Schedule Listings From San Antonio Parks
Monday games set at San Pedro park in Major BR and Major A divisions. Richter's faces Braglie General Hospital in the p m slot while Dodd Field hosts St. Gerais. Other matchups include Motor Pool against Airplane Repair and Fuselage Repair against Branch Executives in the second game.
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Simon's Place
St. Anthony's Yellow Jackets
Gt Anthony Diamond
B.C. Florestus
Apache Creamery
Casaaue Park
Garfield
San Antonio
San Pedro Park
Richter's
Braglie General Hospital
P.m
Dodd
St. Gerais
Kelly
Richler Field
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Be Out of Bodiford State Track Star May Compete at Austin
Be Out of Bodiford, the star quarter miler, may run in the May 4 5 state meet at Austin if X ray tests pass. Bodiford collapsed Friday after a stomach condition kept him from the San Marcos meet. Jefferson Mustangs report their squad stands strong except for Jack Grieder who injured a leg in the San Marcos sprint relay.
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Seitte
Austin
Bodiford
San Marcos
Eagles
Jefferson Mustal
Irvin
Jefferson Con
Jack Grieder
San Mar
Jeps
Grieders
Perry
Nies
Baseball Schedule Snippet From Early League Card
The clumsy fragment lists upcoming National League games including Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Pittsburgh with other matchups such as Crooklyn at Bastes and New York at Prledeipnis. American League notes Detroit at Chicago and Boston at Washington among limited entries.
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Youk Tan
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Cooper- Wyar
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Ursdal
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Fillsburgh
Crooklyn
Bastes
Mew
York
Prledeipnis
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Detroit
Chilesgo
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Wheatley Finishes Second in Track Meet
Wheatley High School boys track team place second to Lincoln High of Dallas at Prairie View. Dallas earned 91 points, Wheatley 35, with six Class 4A schools entered. Sprint medley relay team led by OJ Rogers, A L Lewis, Roy Neal and L Taylor highlighted the meet. Milton Russell won the javelin. a Wheatley girl placed second in discus and had strong showings in broad and high jumps. Clarence Johnson finished second in the mile.
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San Antonis
Wheatley High School
Lincolln High
Dallas
Prairie View
Wheatley
Schi
Wheats
OJ Rogers
A. L. Lewis
Roy Neal
L.taylor
Milton Russell
Clarence Johnson
Wheney
Mackey Resigns as Ohio State Coach
Ohio State University announces the resignation of Mackey as head baseball and football coach effective at term end next month. Mackey joined the Buckeyes nine years ago and will take a consulting actuaries firm position. He leaves five on the coaching staff led by Head Coach Carmill Widdoes with assistants Paul Bixler and Ernie Gadson.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ay Frederick
Fritz” Mackey
Inday
Onio Stat University
Iim
Her “Mackey
Ohio State
Buck
Carmll Widdoes
Paul Bixler
Ernie Gadtecy
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