Kelly and Brooks Fight for Fourth in Local Tilt
Kelly leads the second division against Brooks in a tight race for fourth place and a Sharkhnssy playoff berth. The Wednesday program features Kelly at Cadet Center, Randolph Field hosting the rival, and Hondo Cadets visiting结.
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Jensor
Kelly Field
Brocks
Techfield
Hondo Couets
Cadet Center Warbenks
Randolph Field Ramblers
San Marcos
Kelly
Cadet Center
Brooks
Hondo
Comets
Kelly's
MEAD
Randolph Field
Tech
Randolph
Miers
Hill
Homer Gibson
Rendelph
Thei Point
Dave Ferriss
Prett
Finger
Capps
Pravier
Ferriss
McNeill
Martis
Dor
Matthews
Ferris
T. Tomsie Devblow
Batts
Lehner
Paul Lehner
Witte
Bi Tindale
Il tMitthews
Reynolds
Tartman
Yatimpets
Totis
yFraver
Taialn
RBI NL
Ashe Kelty
Luter
McNeidl
Gibson
Nia
Rtiss
Tires Techv
Megar. Tire
Monterrey Team to Play Two Games at Fort Worth Park
Monterrey team arrives for two games at the Fort Worth park. The schedule shows a Saturday match with Teed Geld deve and W215, followed by a Sunday clash at 8:15 p.m. with Lohnie Greet, both at the same baseball venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wort
Black Panthers
Thant
Monterrey
Lohnie
Nine Birdies For Watrous At Surmybrook Pro-Am
Ab Watrous, former Canadian Open winner from Oakland Hills, heads to Toronto for a $3000 invitational open after shooting nine birdies at Surmybrook in a 31-32-1 round. His nine birdies set a new course record, beating Frank Leval’s prior mark by two strokes and tying a presiding par 70 layout record while Jon Murphy aided in the performance.
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Detroit
UINS
Ab Watrous
Toronto
Oankland Hills Star
Surmybrook
Frank Level
Fred Wilk
Watrous
Jon Mrphy
Murphy
Mast
Mcks
Hambletonian Preview At Good Time Park Features 11 Contenders
The Hambletonian returns for its 8th renewal at Good Time Park with 11 top contenders led by once beaten Yankee Maid, daughter of ale mite, owned by A. L. Derby of Wichita. Yankee Maid drives by Henry Phong and is favored after a season only loss to Red Tower. Post positions list Earl Scott, Eva's Bey, Rapid Hanover, Rove Dean, Foster Hanover, Princess Julian, Pitching Scot, Betsy Babcock, Ehac, and Day of Gaming among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moshan
Yankee Maid
Empire City
A. L. Derby
Wichita
Red Tower
Henry Phong
W. Philis
Earl
Scott
Greenwich, Sonn
J. Michael
Eva
Bey
Bunvrus
Ohio
James
Johnson
Rapid Hanover
Rochester
Mitch
Gibson White
Rove
Longwood
Fla
Orfave
Wlake
Foster Hanover
Puinfield
Wilkinson
Princess Julian
1Sport
Ind
Joseph F. Burke
Plainfield
Aston F. Willams
Ruth
Horse Racing Notes and Odds From Garden Track Meet
Horse racing notes describe Garden Track events and several horses like Dydo Gullatt and Lene in upcoming races. The Friday and Saturday programs feature Be Buen and other horses with mentions of purses, stewards, and track conditions, while Belmont notes and weekly entries are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Retkitehan
Denny Leslar
Beast
Cyda Tolson
Bula
Dil Py
Rassling Ene Dusek Defends Texas State Heavyweight Title
In a Wednesday Manitpal auditorium card Promoter Doraty Tavengond hosts a rough edged wrestling event. Rassling Ene Dusek defends the Texas state heavyweight title against Leroy ate Guick with a 20 minute main feature and a fiery 15 minute bout. Ray Gemo the local veteran grappler meets Mike Ryan of Tulsa in the opener as San Antonio fans crowd the brisk card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Dusek
Bony
Uke Smalter
Leroy Ate Guick
Manitpal
Doraty Tavengond
Scatsalox
Ray Gemothe
Ag Bolls
Will
Wilh
Mike Ryan
Tulsa
One-Hitters Mark Softball Title Openers
A pair of pitching gems opened the city softball league playoff with McKoenning of Dodd Neld’s defending champions and James Sullivan of Gerard’s delivering stingy outings Tuesday night at San Pedro Park. Koenning no-hit Moonglow through six innings before a late single, while Sullivan beat Moonglow 4 to 1 as Gerard’s slugging offense backed the ace hurler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Softball Association
San Pedro Park
McKoenning
Dodd Neld
James Sullivan
Gerard
Ehunkers
Koenning
Bingle
Doddenunker
Dodd
Allie Reynolds
Aan
Moonglow
Yo Namiura
M Jhomer
Ith
Mel Glaiberg
Shore
Glauberg Riso
Swift
Gettig
Sullivan
Johnny Sanches
St. Gerard's
Amin
Moore
Colvin
Arava
Smith
Gonzales
Kaenning Seiow
Kanematn
Grant Ingles
Bad
Grant
Pring Rares Wonura
Havani
Cari Smith
Kaenning
Muralda
Hoda
Hong Ran
Nomura
Sulivan Ard Weer
Swilti
Glenberes
Langloals
Suivan
Sweepstakes Golf Grissy Gol Featured at Stockenridge Park
The sweepstakes golf event moved to Monday at Stockenridge Park. Lavett Dindsay led with 67 securing top honors. Ray Mi fired 69 for second. Bob Garvee posted 75-70 and Jerry Daniel 77-70. Officials declare no more sweepstakes on Sundays or Mondays and Monday players face a 12:30 cut-off next month at Willow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissy Gol
Stockenridge Park
Lavett Dindsay
Ray Mi
Seratel
Joanat
Bob Garvee
Erry Daniel
Willow Springs
Par 72 Leads in Pikes Peak Golf.
Colorado Springs reporter notes Stimitsch of Springs led first day qualifiers with a par 72 during the Pikes Peak pro limateur. W L Rudd, visiting from Watson Texas, posted a low net score of 65 with a 4 over gross in his 19 handicap. About 50 players qualified. match play begins Wednesday, finals Sunday. scratch play scheduled today and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Stimitsch
oTade
Springs
Pikes Peak
Bol Laurney
Patty Jewett
W. L. Rudd
Washon
Texas
Patty Nixon and Mary Cunningham Prepare for East Tourneys
Patty Nixon of San Antonio and Mary Cunningham of El Paso will depart Thursday for an eastern circuit. They enter the Nassau Club Invitation at Glen Cove on August 14 and the national junior Whitney at Philadelphia on August 21, playing doubles together. Nixon is the state junior champion and has won state women's doubles with Mortem Bonk. Cunningham was runner up in the singles. Nixon will be accompanied by Patty Nixon’s sister while Mary Cunningham stays home with the Martin Gheseckes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Nixon
San Antonio
Mary Cunningham
el Paso
Gla Cove
L. 1
Whitney
Pills Adelphia
Miss Nixon
Mortem Bonk
Milas Cunningham
Patty
Singhes Bhats
Brend
J. Wo Nixon
Patyy Tyin
Liter
Polly
Martin Gheseckes
Tiny Medalist Golf Favorite in Western Amateur Race
Chicago Aug 3 Tiny Medalist Sally Sessions of Muskegon former Michigan state tennis champion turned golfer faced a tough field in the women's Western Amateur championship. She shot a 1-under par 71 to set a course record at Onwentsia and tie the all-time low in qualifying to reach match play, where she will contend for medalist honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lilthe Sally Sessions
Muskegon
Michigan State Tenis
Fred A
M&skegan
Srg
Thomas E. Nolan
New Gaste
Smatch
Nola
Phyiliy Oda
Oninka
Marjorie Row
Detroit
Georgia Tainter
Faro
N. D
Dorothy Elis
Indianapolis
Dorothy Germain
Philadelpha
Ecelyst Cag Clas
Chueinnath
Teyay Ek
Findlay
Ohl
Polly Riley
Pacific Coast League All Stars and West Coast Showdowns
Fragmented OCR reads as Pacific Coast League AV the Adendatedt Areas Whe collection fovede c Wymouth iy Senn of the Vadille and northern all-stars. It lists scores, players like Raimond, Blanton, Steiner, and Osborn across teams in a mid century baseball context, noting proceeds to a nonprofit fund and professional hockey references amid unclear lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast League
Wymouth Iy Senn
Vadille
Deusie
Identi
Jintlywood Ong
SM Franciaca Memday
Oakland
wWf Mondhy Gamier Wee Fon Hhinelty
Aesyice Man's Bet-Nedthalk
Hollywood Hind
Wollywood
Snivo
Mneup
Lots Snindel
Raimond
Noal
Cerish Blanton
Weldon
Haagki
Keenlante
Detare
Salkeld
TM (81, M1 Sin Francieen H, Li. Berth 240 and Ang
St Deessewerd
Kirka
Mletcher
Piero
Federmexey
Wwintiaie
Babble
Steiner
Adama
Norager
Fight Results from CM en ga osm Tent
Fight results list athletes and locations with scattered names and scores across cities including Akron New York Chicago Newark Montreal and Binghamton. The report cites Buddy Roper and Maxte Lew, with multiple unclear references to opponents and venues amid a FASTURN LEAGUE roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NTT
Mont Ha
Priicesan
Akron
Ohio
Indvinanens
Larry Tae
Veen N. d. Hunecker Sie Paks
Othastae Tylon
Way
Maxte Lew York
Deby Hi Dolveity
Tenay
Runey
Ey Maxwell
Lannark
Quatuelucci AL Gilde
New Yorks
Olay Juliana
Paterson
Lewis
Set la Woods
Camp Grant
Catt Amynhired
Chicara
Johnny Bratton
Chicago
Ted Christin
Harmott
Mhinetelpitin
Bbcinefield
Eeloy
Toiland
Duit
Aptry
Malini
Marcus
iTaretard
Tony Campi
Haston
Newark
Taro
Jon Harte
Montreal
Baksi Wins Heavyweight Bout in Controversial Decision
In Chicago on August 8, Baksi narrowly defeated Ler Baveldoft by a split decision at Wrigley Field. The Illinois athletic commission recognized Baksi as the heavyweight champion, though the bout featured rough infighting and injury to Savold, with one judge scoring for a draw. Larry Lane earned a second round knockout over George Parks, drawing curiosity after a prior fighter’s death, as attendance reached 16,195 and gate receipts totaled $49,355.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Haksi
Klymont
Pat
Tony
Ler Baveldoft
Paterson
Wrigley Field
Illnois Athletic Commission
Baka
Sgt
JP Louis
Savold
Tee
Tae
Baksi
Mit
Oihnt
Baksl
Larry Lane
Trenton
N. J
Lem Franklin
Lem
Grorgiv Parks
Washagian
Jack Kearns
City Tennis Tourney Opens Amid Busy City Courts
The city tennis tournament began Tuesday under the recreation department with Tihel Norcon leading the barge tables opening in the morning. Singles and doubles events saw wide participation among men, women, and mixed pairs as results unfold with numerous close scores across divisions including men’s singles winners Trout and Herbert, and women’s matches featuring Prockles and Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriples
Cig
Lee Wool
Ramsey Wellington
Ton Stehl
Arthur He
Arthur Wright Desembers
GD. Watson
Pet
Merrill Ebhmke
Maries Young
Los Prockles
Janice Reed
iMellieerring
Freddie Parris
Janet Langinm
Leota Spencer
Marfeen Tonk
Ethel Norton
Danler Boys
Marshall Munger
Jack MckKinnay
Carl Krueger
Morris Lampert
Arthur Wright
Marshal Fungey
Carl Kraverr
National bowling stars to visit San Antonio for Bowlers Day
Ned Day and former title holder Hank Marina lead a top doubles pair with Buddy Bomar and Bil Plesch joining Ralph Dickerson in bringing the national doubles contenders to San Antonio for Labor Day weekend at Mala bowling center. The plan features a 11 game series across two days, with Bomar and Flesch favored to challenge the doubles champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Day
Jman
Hank Marina
Sant Antonio Banting
Fang
Buddy Borar
Bil Plesch
Chicago
Ralph Dickerson
Ting
Romar
Pleseh
Mala
San Antonio
Bomar
Flesch
Great Lakes Sailors edge White Sox 1 0 for 39th win
Great Lakes Sailors shutout Chicago White Sox 1-0 in 40 innings as ten thousand recruits watched at Al Contition field. Blue Jackets extend major league streak and claim their 39th victory. Pitcher pace kept the Sox hitless while Humphres and Ross combined for the shutout.
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Chicago White Sox
Sailors
Blue
Chicago
Great Lakes
Humphres
Ross
T. Wade
Tresh
Castine AN
Prucks
Mitlles
Lostritcher
Mors
Tennis Star Dies in France in Drawer Tragedy
Chicago youth Robert Charla Smitl, 21, of River Forest suburb, national junior doubles champion, was killed in a seton in Drawer in France. He had been in France since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Chicago
Robert Charla Smitl
Suburbin River Forest
Junotoris
North Texas Sends Star to Junior Golf Championship
North Texas selects young players for the Light’s annual junior golf tournament at Brackenridge Park. Falmer Lee Lawrance of Arlington, a city champion and Denton event co-nalist, headlines entries as the defending champion L. M. Grannell of Dallas returns. Charlie Tims, now in Dallas, joins an amateur field open to players under 21 after January 1, 1944 with no entry fees and flights for all entrants.
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Olds Agaist North ‘Vexae
Anothher
Neck of the Woods
Falmer Lee Lawrance
Arington
Ariington City Schampionship
Denton
Lawrence
Lawrencer
Chariie Tims
Dallas
North Texas
Brackanridge Park
L. M. Grannell
Featherr
Sterling Browning
San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Cfibhose
Pierce Star Of Boys Game At Polo Grounds
A youth contest at the Polo Grounds drew 17 603 spectators as Bil Pierre of Detroit starred for the East in a 6 0 win over the West. Pierre allowed three hits through six innings as the East triumphed before a large crowd with outfield talent and rising stars on display.
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Dy Coleille Mark
Para
Dicvt
Andiente
Iso Theron
Ans Nated
Sam Granato Joins Brooklyn Pros Training Camp
Sam Granato works with Brooklyn's Pros and others at Tardin-Shinmans field in Abilene Texas. The group includes Conner Bure and Benokyo Ta enal professionals while Texas tryouts draw attention. Granato, nicknamed Gianito, was signed last spring by Brooklyn scout Frank Bridges after being labeled 4-F for size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big
Sam Granato
Conner Bure Bank
Teninn Tere
Benokyo Taenal
Wiha
Tardin-Shinmans Field
Abilene
Texas
Conth Tele Oawthon
Gianito
Frank Bridges
Brooklyn
Baseball Fans Brace for Browns and Cards Clash
The piece reflects on the 1920s St. Louis baseball scene with Dick Dunavan and fans hoping for a Browns vs Cards World Series. It notes a tough season ahead, muses on field conditions, and mentions players Bert Scott and Danl-hungry St. Lou residents. It hints at preparation, injuries, and optimism for a strong surge later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Dunavan
Veoh Field
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Bert Scott
Byll Dlay
Dob Muncrief
Carolin Vemocent
Junior Stephens
al Zirila
Skippy Dyrnes
Une
St. Louly
Bert
Browns
Sewell
Thay
Rott
Gan Antoninn
Front office salesmanship could boost Browns, say writers
Harold Scherwitz and a correspondent argue a strong public face for the St. Louis Browns could lift profits and fan engagement. They praise a front-office chief with memory and crowd rapport to energize box office, a role they say is neglected by professional baseball and essential to success after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airey
Sar Antonio
Fournier
Knioven
Prielly
Browns
Antonio
Fortiler
Browns face postwar baseball future with farm talent and young pitchers
Scouts report Browns hold a promising pool of young players, with pitchers like Levis and Kramer showing progress and veteran wing Sig JankvekL delivering solid games. The club remains optimistic about a postwar revival despite past Texas League ties and management shifts as they rebuild through farm systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Farrmer
Browns
Lown
Prinlees
Sengun
Bret Seat
Pene Rink
Flr
Munertet
Euteams
Levis
Jackie Kramer
Sig
Fournier
Texas Tengue
Guy Airey
Texas League
Ike
Usnt
Uythin
Texas Drealt
San Antonio
Rochwater
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Bala
Travis
Havana
Adam Joseph Vielock
Army
Kelly Held
Wajor
Batti Ton
R. Pet
Walker
Ash Musial
Hopp
Layla
Normés
Boston
Higgites
New York
Weintraub
Cavarretta
McCormick
Cy Janate
Nichatsan
Pet. Sicherl
Philadephia
Baer
Fox
Boudreau
Chet
Tucker Johnson
Stephens
St. Fouls
AB Hockett
Ares
Teli Weskman
Elieuy
Garden
Satnav
Ty Camden
Walley
Gottorde
Belmont
Rassling
Southern Association
Atiante
Ruame Stetson Setheieee
Attannagh
Gunter
Gunter Wotht
Ted Wilks
Ginginnati
Star
Louis Cardinal
Alicher
Cincinnati Reds
Christ Hospital
Tevala
Bet
Neimeaie Pedewene Oy
Ar Pulau Brat
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Veeay Ag
Ramee
Callahan
Flores
National
Bengsr
Kghem Ugh National Tearne
Cincinnati
Pilikadol
St. Laue Nied
New Yorke
Lane
Chinnen
Buxton
Delenit
Wastington
Nlett
Groveland
Tiny
Mr. Killian
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Reve Pohl
ONAN
Sutera Res
Levack
Haven
Conn
Willdom
Kla
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Albany
Orion Mee
Naned
City Tennis
Leo Blenberg
Leste Talley
Trucks Blanks Sox
Star's
Pierce Star of Boys
Red
Berk
Harold Scherwitz
Haves Trintastic
Cooper
Eloulet
A. D. Zucht
Frouatem
Acravn
Gunter Rete
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