S A Teams Roll Tuesday Night in A B C Tourney
In St Paul Minnesota on April 19 the American Bowling Congress tournament begins its final week. Charlie Treuter leads San Antonio with top contenders from the Alamo City, Dallas entrants, and a field including Belleville, Detroit, and Madison skippers competing for high all events, doubles, and singles honors amid tight standings and hopes for new records.
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Charlie “Treuter
San Antonio
St. Paul
Treuter
Ballas
Billy Bimon
Jones
Paul Knopp
Dr. B. H. Reinarz
Arno Teseman
T. J. Brinkenmeyer
Alamo City
Phillips Driers
Dallas
Turkey
Bert Wellens
Leroy Behrens
Bill Granteri
Norbert Penshorn
Tom Dugosh
St, Paul
Mint
American Bowling Congress
Riny
Vogel Hrothere
Forest Park
Chicago
Keglers
Bill Lee
Ray Fares
Madison
Wig
Pred Ruff Jr
Ilel
Belleville
Sun- Hay
Maxie Stein
Harold Kelly
South Bend
Ind
Joe Norris
Detroit
Andy Varipavas
Brocklyn
Kesler
Detroit Varipapas
Andy
Kegler
Fred Wolf
Sifah Bethemians
Tung
Leiber Goes To First Base In Greenberg Experiment
Chicago Cubs gamble on Hank Leiber shifting to first base to convert Ted Williams style hitting. Detroit Tigers previously swapped Hank Greenberg to left field, while Dom DiMaggio would stay center. Leiber signed for about 13000 dollars after a short holdout and will begin in Boston as the eastern invasion opens, though he is about 25 pounds overweight and may need weeks to reach form. Pi Cavarettis will play first in the interim.
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Chigagg
Chicago Cubs
Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Telifield
Joe Bugs York
Cubs
Hank Leiter
Dom Mallessandro
Leiter
Howard Mills Sent to Toledo in Shuffle of American Association
In St Louis April 23 a Fitcher named Howard Mills, described as a shulhpee, was released outright to Toledo of the American association. The St Louis Browns allegedly fired him after they had taken him last winter for Birlal. Mills arrived from San Antonio amid unclear dealings.
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St, Louis
Fitcher
Howard Mills
Toledo
American Association
St. Lois Browns
Mile
Crooklyn
Birlal
Mills
St. Louis
San Antonio
Mites Grow Up Amidst Texas Sports Turmoil
Dallas April 29 article sketches youth sports briskness and upheaval across Texas. Notes Dewitt Coulter and Kyle Gillespie in football and track, Monis Corona leaving boxing, Texas high school system tweaks, and league shifts affecting football and baseball amid weather and interest constraints.
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Texas Polastic
Texas High School
Freither
Sprint Relay Offers L. A. Best Chance for State Track Title
Johnny Janes reports San Antonio and Alamo City track squads prep for the Texas Interscholastic state meet in Austin Friday and Saturday. Jefferson, Brackenridge and Ellsworth loom as top hopes with power in the 440 and sprint relays. Team prospects hinge on baton handling and favorable conditions as standout runners like Ellsworth and Anderson seek points in sprints and field events.
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L. A
Johnny Janes
San Antonio
Austin
Alamo City
Jefferson
Hrackenhutse
Texas
San Ariotians
Pany
Ellsworte
Otoney
Ralph Ellsworth
Alamo Shreights
Brackenridge
Jennings
Belny
Ang Gusto i Power
Eagles
Robert Brotterton
3. A
Deffersonites
Mustangs
Henry Brooks
Eugene Stocring
Power
Charles Parker
Heast
Ellsworth
St Fial
San Merens
Baldy" Martin
Larry Welle
Highland Park
Planer
Earl McClennon
Cardlzo Springs
Carlos Saunas
Loreta
Anderson
Back in Baseball Jim Bagby Sr to Umpire
ATLANTA April 29 They Jim Jr now with Cleveland was army draft ad defense Jobs Raye Pitcher In Lag created a geareity of baseball players and umpires In Class D leagues Bagby Jr the Old Sarge who pitched the Indians to 32 wins in 1920 pennant is debuting as an arbiter in the Coastal Plain league of Eastern North Carolina Long retired from active play Bagby assigned in work with Rocky Mount Fort Wayne Inc April 23 OK Blauvelt president of the National Association of Baseball Umpires wants no blind umpires in his organization Beginning Mexico year Blauwelt said he would require all of his umpires to obtain a physical certificate approving their status
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Atlanta
Jim Jr
Cleveland
Dim. Bagby Jr
Sarge
Cleveland Indians
Carolpia
Long
Bagby
Rocky Mount
Fort Wayne, Inc
O. K. Blauvelt
National Associate of Baseball Umpires
Aeuil-Pro Baseball Congress
Blauwelt
Meade to ride Little Beans in Kentucky Derby
Louisville April 33 1P Jockey Don Meade will ride Little Beans in the Kentucky Derby, trainer Rocky Pallading announced. Meade last rode in the Derby in 1905 on Boxthorn, which finished sixteenth. He had previously declined to ride Market Wise for Lou Tufano. Market Wise won the Wood Memorial last Saturday but a reduced training schedule has limited his form.
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Louisville
Don Meade
Little Beans
Rocky Pallading
Faminas
Boxthorn
Falladina
Meade
New York
Total
Lee
Lou Tufano
Market Wise
Jacknsow
Neyland Plans Army Return After Football Career
Renato Neyland plans to report for active duty May 26 after retiring in 1938 from the army. He will bring his football coaching experience to the service, hoping to apply drill and strategy lessons learned at West Point to military leadership.
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Neyland
Aleiha
Dob Neyland
Maja Neyland
M4 Yines
da Orde Fa
Conon al 'Fenmesese University
Fnoxvills
Tenn
Sunny
Army Tosas
Tennessee
Robert R. Ney- Todd
Vals
Netlan
West Point
Fore Golfers to Send 16 to Monterrey Invitational
Sixteen members of the Fore Golfers Club will compete at the Monterrey Invitation Lauraes. Announcement made last night at a Milam cafeteria banquet awarding winners of the Tatinn-American Sports astuckilich spring tournament Crete. Attendees included Lat in-American Sports leaders and local officials with awards for top finishers.
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Monterrey
Milam
Crete
Velex
al Estrella
Alfredo Flores
Cruz Lozano
Severe P
Gonzales
W Westquio N
Gongilve
Juan Mivero
Jose C. Ramires
Cleto Velez
Yal Fastrefla
Henrquio N. Gonzales
Criz Lorano
al Mayr
Iri Might
Lo ‘Orny Ranglyel
Charles Trintyex
Garin
Morais
Wird
Phlylipy
Calme Montanna
Amateur Ball Manel Welders Seek 9 Game Sunday
Amateur ball club Manel Welders announce a nine game schedule for Sunday. Contact Phone B at 30022 for details and entry.
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Manel
Jockey Bribe Felony in New York
Albany April 23 Bribery of jockeys becomes a felony with up to five years in prison or a 10000 dollar fine under a bill signed by Governor Herbert H. Leh. The law also makes bribery of track owners trainers judges starters stewards and special policemen a felony.
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Albany
New York State
Tierbert H. Lehwan
Jockeys Plan Finnish Steam Baths This Summer
In Los Angeles on April 20 jockeys intend to use Finnish steam baths to shed weight before races. Report notes steam from heated rocks with water poured over, riders shouting in the steam filled room as they perspire, aiming to drop about five pounds for weigh ins. The piece mentions Bug Crosby selling Hollypark tea and a Hamly Wood building opposite.
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Los. Angeles
U—Tockeys
Bink Crosby
Hollypark
Bug
Derby Trial News Casts Shadow Over Blue Pair Derby
In Louisville the Derby trial for Blue Pair looms as an injury rumor swirls. Reports say Blue Pair may be scratched with a splint ailment, while Whirlaway remains slated for Saturday. Other contenders Cadmium Shaun and Quinkillan face doubtful futures as prep workouts unfold.
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Louisville
Mila
Tom Brieg
California
New York
C. C. van Beter
Willie Grump
Iscnea
Blue Palr
Coil
Sporting
Dan Withers
Onergo
Warren Wright
Whirrlaway
Shawn Dance
Whirlaway
Eddie Arcaro
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