City Women’s Golf Opens Amid Wet Conditions
Jo Henson, of Paris, Texas, shoots 69 in the opening qualifying round of the city women’s championship at Brackenridge Park. Weather soaked greens as top players like Margaret Covad and Betty Jameson enter the field. Final rounds run next Friday after foursomes on Sunday. Henson and Terry James lead with 158 for 18 holes among leaders, six strokes ahead of second-place pairs.
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Margaret Covad
Lee Christopher
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Charles Armstrong
Betty Jameson
Miss Henson
Terry Anes
Uiton Dennig
ME Denne
Tom Burger
Arthur Gordon
Paul Hewshaw
Armstrong Art
Smith
Harriett Reed
John Marrington
Leaders Hold Places in State Bowling
Readable text shows Houston’s Dr. Pepper leading Class A with 2795 and Dallas Brown Express close behind. Other top names include Cora Gola Dallas, Blackstone Fort Worth, and Byron's Five Dallas. Class B leaders include Texas Center San Antonio and Tom Pidgitt Company of Waco with ongoing team and doubles standings across divisions. Tournament continues with a final event Sunday morning in San Antonio.
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Dallas
Cora Gola
Blackstone Hotel
Fort Worth
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Dulles
Motor Coach Union emint+ ing
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Shooting and scoring at Tatlerag Fiestone weekly shoot
Gun club records show Toni Sharp and Grow leading with 50 hits. Other top scorers include Ed Basta Jr, Leigh Taliaferro, Mai, H. Martin, Ed Basse, Selah Taliaferin, Berban DasS0, and Vincent auz0 as leaders in various events and gauges.
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Bore
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Vincent
U S Polo Opener Victory Tops Mexican Team
The United States polo team defeated a Mexican side in an international opener. Winston Guest scored three goals and Cecil Smith added four for the American squad. President Avila Camucha attended the match among a bodybuilding list of spectators.
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United States
Polo Tuture Thuy
Winston Guest
Cecil Smith
Avila Camucha
W. Barvecock
Ertiava
W. Gneat
A. R. Seemay
H. gEvinger
G. Cliteraa
Merton
Sahara's antics spark Camp Wolters baseball tale
At Camp Wolters Texas on April 27 a colorful story centers on Phil Sahara a veteran player now in the Army. The piece chronicles his base stealing humor his clashes with umpires and his onfield success while noting his service as a platoon sergeant in Company D 57th Battalion. The account blends sporting bravado with military duty highlighting Sahara as a notable figure in a local game context.
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Camp Wolters
Texas
Phil
Greka
Sahara
Tox
Detroit
Lit
Geo
Aggies Hold Slim Lead in Southwest Conference Baseball Race
Southwest Conference race tightens as Texas and Texas A&M push toward a two game series that could decide the title. Aggies top the standings on percentage though Baylor and Southern Methodist still have games to play. Matches include Baylor vs Southern Methodist and Texas Christian at College Station with Texas facing Southern Methodist and Texas Christian in key clashes.
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Ani ML
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Hiey
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Sahare
Texas
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Rlee
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al Fasten
Haylor
Southern
St Marys Athletes Awarded Jackets and Tethers
Nineteen St Marys University football and basketball players received Jacket and tether awards from Rev Bro Edward Coliignon as the university marks its long dedication to intercollegiate athletics. Football honorees include Curtis Sindig Joe Venturi Marion Coulter Charles Dowd Donald Mieliat Walter Emott Tom Featherstan David Nichols Fred Oghoa and Lucas Petkovsek, all still in school. Basketball honorees are Honknth Graswell Jack Allen Rob Freeman Truman Neal Dowell Anders Jack Brown Getanat Polkovach. Manager Vincent Bronson also received an award. Ten other whiteey players eligible for awards remain: Bil Cheler Sid Fisher Elmer McKnight Harold Ohlmeyer SpRy Pelletere Al Seenmaek Aubrey Fournier Benton Harris Mike Ball Roscoe Morris.
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St. Mary's University
Edward 0. Coliignon
Curtis Sindig
Joe Venturi
Marrion _ Coulter
Charles Dowd
Donald Mieliatt
Welfrea Emott
Tom Featherstan
David Nichols
Fred Oghoa
Lucas Petkovsek
Stil Gal
al See Nmaek
Aubrey Fournier
Benton Harris
Mike Ball
Roscoe Moriris
Veteran pitcher Felix vows 20 more years at 1600th start
DENVER April 27 MNS j Paul R Dad Felix claims to be Hall's oldest player and says he will pitch for his sandlot team 20 years from now. He marked his 65th birthday Thursday with a 1 0 victory over the Pow Daly team as he nears his 1600th start in a 40 year career. Felix allowed four hits and one run through three innings before leaving.
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Denver
Paul R
Dad
Race Driver Dies In Indiana Accident
Franklin Ind April 27 Harry Schwimmer 21 year old auto race driver of Tidinnanalls was killed Sunday in the v6 lap feature event of a Midiweet track race. Schwimmer's car plunged through the south wall of the track. He had driven last year for Harold Shaw of Indianapolis who was killed on the lane track. Schwimmer had won a 10 lap preliminary event. Alan Hole has several inventions to his credit including a folding theater seat and improved automobile brakes.
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Ind
Harry Schwimmer
Tidinnanalls
Track Racing Association
Schwimmer
Trek
Harold Shaw
Indianapolis
Alan Hole
Sportsmen To Help With Farm Work In 1943 Effort
Harrisburg April 27 The Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's clubs announced volunteers from registered members to aid farmers in the fields this summer. The list of registrants is to be announced and the plan includes business matters and event details. In other sports, Bert Weltens and Charlie Treuter led a Texas Bowling Center no handcap tournament with top scores amid a $250 prize, while Joan Sonmiers and Wink Jaren posted 1297 in a six alley event open to all comers.
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Pennsylvania Sportsmen’s Clubs
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Somsning Wennnnwer
Bert Weltens
Charlie Treuter
Texas Bowling Center
Burt
Bolal
Treuter Ik
Joan Sonmiers
Wink Jaren
Bowling results from Columbus UC API event chaos
A scrambled report from Columbus details George Katulth and Ted Moxkal achieving high scores in bowling events. Katulth led with 4965 total in all events, while Moxkal placed second in the all events, with a 795 in the doubles and notable scores in singles. The text is garbled but indicates American Bowling Congress context and mixed placements across all events.
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API
George Katulth
Ayearall
Chicago
Shioming Vlork
Lavo Anlugky
Inva Belinved
Wolly
Hesbesey
Alleventy
Amerrican Bowling Congress
Bees Hilsforlunes
Kate Allk
Eevin Pie Ehurk
Ted Moxkal
Sige
Aiwle
Tie
Bennett Aremly
Gariel Wills Win Pore Golfers Four Ball Title
Gariel and Willis defeated Perez and Favela 2 and 1 Sunday at Brackenwhige Park to claim the championship. Teamwork carried the Gariel Willis duo as Gariel ranked high with precise shots and Willis matched back nine brilliance. Perez battled well while Favela faded. In other highlights Hollera Whit and Bernie Gonzales upset favored Rivera and Elizonda in the second semifinal.
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Carlos Wills
FF Gariel
Mike Perez
Manuel Favela
Homera Whitt
Berniie Gonzales
Din Rivera
I, P
Elizonda
Toup
Saul ‘Ereving
Leo Gastanon
Joe Davila
Davila
Hi Shahki
Nancy Moviati Wins Narrow Title With Close Race
Nancy Moviati, 16, challenged for the national title in the women's 4 by 440 yard relay at the Multnomah club meet in Portland. Suzanne Zimerman gave a strong chase but Moviati pulled ahead to win by about a foot, clocking near 6.5 seconds for the leg.
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Portland
Ore
Nancy Moviati
Smiths Loss Cripples City Kids in Ramblers Match
Smith suffers a broken finger on his right hand as Randolph field hosts a high activity day. The Ramblers beat the Kids 14 to 2 while Forest Evans and Liogd Schwarz led with multiple hits. H. man, Dan’s Cafe, and the 504th Military Police team show notable performances in a busy amateur league day.
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Cuiger
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Esehih
Brooks
Catton
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Lene
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Trinate
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Schweinburg
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Sehwelnturg
Jewlys
Burlappers Win to Stay Unbeaten in Span-Am League Clash
Burlappers defeated Fred's Place 3 to 2 at Van Daele Field to remain undefeated and lead Hell Furniture by one game after a Sunday double header. Reyes Dara allowed six hits over six innings as Fred's slipped. Manuel Burlappers provided the decisive seventh inning rally with a long homer, backing a strong defensive effort.
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