McCabe quits as Fort Worth Cats manager
Fort Worth Aug 6 Dick McCabe resigned as manager of the Fort Worth Cats. President Clarice Kreft announced Wes Phelan, Cats chief last year, was named new manager. Phelan led the team for Saturday’s game in Dallas. McCabe reportedly shed 30 pounds recently and was not satisfied with his work. Nash and Scott were released. Ed Sain, ex I G U receiver, signed from San Antonio with the Cot and States league.
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Donald Scott
Ed Sain
San Antonio
Jeague
Texas Babe Didrikson Dominates Olympic Talk
The Texas star Babe Didrikson is poised to win the final event she enters as Olympic chatter swirls around her. Her appeal tests the crowd and Texas pride soars as she draws outsized attention amid broader sports notes about baseball and local teams.
Queen Helen To Miss All U. S. Meets Queen Helen
Helen Wills Moody, famed tennis champion, unable to compete in the national meet this summer. She and her husband will stay in Europe for another six months. Moody plans to pursue opportunities in painting while awaiting the next American national championship event.
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Texas Junior Golf Tourney Here Sept 6
Texas junior golf tourney to be held at Willow Springs in San Antonio September 6 to 9, sponsored by The Light. Notable young golfers from Dallas, Fort Worth, Beaumont and Rio Grande Valley expected to compete for the title held by Reinberd Schriever last year. Entries open with no fee. event marks the sixth annual Light-sponsored junior golf competition in Texas.
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Waco
Rio Grande Valley Paints
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Noo Fon
Jack Munger
Dulles
Alvsthy Wit
al Kinstr Jr
Willard Consally
Juda Perry
J. Dixon White
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Bud Mars
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Edgar Quinn
Jao Gugenheim
Lanne Wendlend
Gerhard Lchmieyer
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Ratbert Grimbkes
Jimmy Mexinn
BA Dingie
The
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Joe Greenwied
Royston i
Lorraine Young
Jerry Hill
Bsn Antonin
Schriever
Jaucels
Parish League Flag At Stake In Classic Elimination
The Parish League title hinges on a doubleheader this Sunday at Englewood. St Gerard's seeks revenge after a narrow first-half loss to San Fernando, with St Mary’s and St Ann's in contention for a playoff.
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Gt. Ann's
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Cardinals
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St. Anthony
Seafeld Sunday clash with Alamo News teams eyed
A readable fragment notes a Sunday game at Seafeld between Fores Uarage and Alamo News teams in uniform. The report mentions Lie Caylemec clip and an afternoon meeting, but specifics on scores venues and participants remain unclear.
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Seafeld
Alamo News
Babe May Be First Heroine In Olympic History
In Los Angeles on August 6 seven American men are hailed as Olympic heroes after the latest intercontinental triumph. A separate note suggests Babe Diekerson of Dating Texas may rise as the first heroine to share the Olympic stage when the current Games end, replacing the traditional male hero.
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Wilel
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Poland
Litera
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Eddie Tolan
Ralph Metcalfe
Phil Edwards
Ediie Gordon
Libris
Babe Didvikson
Texas
Los Angeles
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Milore Barbe Dierikson
Babe Anrentenata
Ameri Tan
Johnny Hayes
Yree
Faireño Wins at Hawthorne in Hawlsartie Handicap
Faireno, owned by the Benitz stud, won the Hawlsartie handicap at Hawthorne this afternoon, earning $28,450 for his owners. My Dandy finished second and Big Brand third as part of a 42-horse field. The race produced a $6.26 winner payout with wagering on place and show markets as well.
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Records Fall In Squads At Aquatic Meet
Olympic games segment features a surge of record breaking in swimming. Australian and American stars led time drops in women's and men's events, with Claire Dennis from Australia setting a breaststroke record and Yasuji Miyazaki from Japan clocking a new 400 meter mark. US swimmers and European athletes posted notable heats and finals, while notable withdrawals shifted event dynamics.
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Andson Szekely
Hungary
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Mark Wie
Jeanie Maakal
Saul Atrey
Gor- Aga Judde
H. Schrader
Germany
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Jermlé Mankal
Smitt Adied
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Uncle Sam
Margaret Hollman
Annie Govedais
Joe Cadwell
Miss Bennis
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Elsta Jacobson
Denmark
Margaret Hinton
Geltein
Higeko Maebiia
Japan
Alberto Zorrilla
Argentina
U S Water Polo Team Wins Opening Olympic Game
The United States water polo team led by Phil Daubenspeck defeated Argentina 6 to 4 in the opening game of the Olympic tournament at the Olympic Swimming Stadium in Los Angeles. Daubenspeck scored three goals while Aurelio Clapp, formerly of Stanford, tallied one goal. Moro de Lorenzo scored for Argentina.
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Moro de Lorenzo
Olympic Dope Los Angeles Delays in Sundas Event
Fragmented summary from OCR shows Olympic themed coverage in Los Angeles with names like Gian and Stingsey Garomes and references to finals and events. Disjointed lines mention times, locations, and participants with unclear details.
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Bausch Triumphs In Decathlon At Los Angeles Games
American track star Bausch wins the decathlon in a two day Olympic event crowded with global contenders. He totals 4 402.27 points a new world and Olympic record, overcoming rivals Akilles Jarvinen and Wye Weid. The Finnish champion Jarvinen finishes second as the field wraps up Saturday.
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Jim
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Surfboard Exhibition Near Medina Lake Draws Riders
Medina Lake Toll Road association stages a Sunday exhibition off Joe's Wharf at sundown with Garedevils leading riders. Sunny Blevins says several expert surfers are enlisted to thrill the crowd as choppy water and possible spills heighten the event.
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Richter Butter Kruss Meet Dixie Club Nine Sunday
Johnny Hoffman to pitch for Richie Richter Butter Kruss against Doc Keetzer's nine in a Commercial League clash at 4 PM on Rock Quirty Field. Klaerner's Richter unit faces Keetzer's Dixie squad in a post season tilt.
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Richter Butter Kruss
Doc” Keetzer
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Erle
Wisconsin Drops Rowing as Sport
Wisconsin ends its rowing program, becoming the last Big Ten school to discontinue crew. The Badger crew was disbanded after the season due to depleted funds and shifting athletics priorities, leaving Wisconsin without a rowing team for the future.
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Olympic Relays Highlight At Los Angeles Stadium
A grainy 1992 Universal Service feature from Olympic Stadium in Los Angeles chronicles the 3000 meter steeplechase and 400 meter relays. It highlights Valmari Yso-Tinllo of Finland, Romp through questions of timing, and American performances led by Wykoff and teammates Emmett Toppino and Bob Keigel as they chase records against Great Britain New York and UC Berkeley challengers amid cheering crowds.
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