Anderson and Corrigan On Program in Dallas Playoffs
San Antonio softball playoff action resumes with Anderson and Corrigan set for a high‑stakes matchups at San Pedro Park. J W Draper’s Hot Core Clean faces Anderson, two playoff winners, at 7 p.m. Bell Furniture seeks the city girls title against Barbera at 8:15 p.m. Other results include Polo Tavern, Woodhaven Methodist, and Central Baptist advancing in loser's bracket. Polo Tavern shut down by White Patton’s pitching, with Newman Halloran hitting key home runs.
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Lottie Opperman
Barbera Sports
San Pedro Park
Sports
Te Bell Furniture Girls
San Antonio Softball Association
San Antonio
Stata
Bell
Mens Clube Sti
Polo Tavern
Wood- Javen Metiodiet
Central Bap- Ast
San Antonio Public Service
Woot- Jawn Methodist
Los Angeles Heights Methodist
Central Baptist
First Evangelical
White Patton
Rood
Clie Newmatt
Bi Halloran
Uprising
Miley beaten in Western Cole golf championship upset
Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque Iowa upset Marion Miley of Kentucky in the second round of the thirty-ninth annual Western Women's golf championship at Oakland Hills. Miley had earlier earned medal honors with a record qualifying score. Estabrooks defeated Miley 2 and 1 after a strong rally, while other matchups determined the field for today’s games.
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Detroit
Edith Estabronks
Dubuque
Towa
Youngster
Marion Miley
Lextingfn
Toring
Miss Miley
Livestrol
Oakland Hills Country Club
Joan Kyer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Estabrook
T. McGlynn
Manin
Patricia. Stephenson
Minneapolis
Traung
Traung Was Down For & Tassin
Harriet Randall
Indianapolis
Indiana State
Micandoro Dudiey
Obicago
Pizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
Cultt
Dan Chandier
Dallas
Texas
Mary Agnas Wall
Merodinec
Miss Wall
Miss Hicks
Pavoritea
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Shar
Local Amateur Baseball Practice Ahead of Sunday Doubleheaders
Amateur teams hold Thursday and Saturday drills to prep for series openers. Calo bascatlere and Yen Daele squads polish fielding and batting as Benavides City visitors come Sunday. Royal Sports Athletics schedule midweek workouts, while Linton hosts Sunday game with Br Antonio Indians vs Bulverde. Batteymen seek doubleheader to add to win streak. contact Gh. 8224 to arrange.
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Calo Bascatlere
Yen Daele Fold
Benavides Clly ‘Rs
Berinyides
Army League Reels In Second-Half Lead In Wild 10-2 Win
In a rugged matchup at Christy Mathewson field the Ninth Infantry Mancing battled the Randolph Ramiblers in 1a innings, prevailing 10-2 Tuesday night to widen their hold on the Army League race. The Ramblers won the fifth half and may pursue a bid to challenge the second-half champs. Neil Gifford, Ta gani a catcher, drew praise from the front office as the team readies for spring with the Revs' plans underway in Olneionatt Revels.
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Infantry
Randolph Wield Ramiblers
Christy Mathewson Field
Mora Jenne
REDS
Ally Catover
Tacoma
Ally
Neil Gifford
Tagania
Weater
Fragmented OCR note with unclear names and events
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various terms and possible names like Feteeata and Father with scattered phrases. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or locations, making a precise summary difficult.
Stammers Leads Tennis Advance Into Quarterfinals
Kay Stammers, Anglind's top player, reached the quarterfinals at the Eastern grass court championships by defeating Patricia Canning. Dorothy Bundy and Dorothy Workman also won to reach the quarterfinals, with Mary Hardwick dropping out after defaulting. Other results include doubles matches featuring Gil Hunt Ernest Sullor and Hare Hecht, while defending champion Alice Marble and Sarah Fabyan advanced in the women's singles.
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Kay Stammers
Angiand
Patricia “Canning
Alameda
Gallf
Pred James Farmersley
Helen Barnhard
New York
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Miss Hardwick
Gil Hunt
Washington
D. C
Ernest Sullor
New Orleans
Bob Curtis
Houston
Ronald Edwards
Berkeley
Orlif
Charles &. Hare
Eneghqnd
Ladislav Hecht
Czechoslovakia
Cradley
Alastair Martn
Alice Marble
Sarah Falfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Miss Marble
Valerie Scott
Amet Mel Fabyan
Helen Pederson
Stamford
Conn
City Tennis Flaglists in at least one Atyinin for the cfty tennis tournament
Rain dampens play in Lionsfield bracket as women and men reach semifinals. Defending champion Jose Preltfer to face Frost Carvel or yle star. Drau finch to meet Wiest in the other men’s match. Junior matches set, results show Pfeifrer, Mick man, and others winning in early rounds.
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Lionsfield
Cis
Marteen Stonk
Ethel Norton
Om Mellie Herring
Gordon Pease
Helty Hick
Tan
jJosee Preltfer
Frost Carvel
Yle
Jonn Draufinch
W. ©. Wiest
Brauerbach Reading
Jack Urrich
Clem Saunders
Don Goldbeck
Tony Martinez
Datin Hickman
Billy Hemlon
Mems Amnches
Joma Pfeifrer
Dobry Mickman
WG. Wiest
Tahn Riminn
Climied
Cata
Hrouintleading
Gardin Panae
Howry Hi
Texas Cleaners
Wrrveriece
Obod War
Mack Loran
St. Agnes Hawks
Jasao
Sapa
T. Arrevalos
Rodriguez
Vela
Funari
Revatos Pompas
Sos
T. Até
Revato
Bud
Haley
Yeatyers
Wally Bergan
Lke Ernie Lombard
Paul Berringer
Johnny Vander Meer
Lee Grissom
Vance DiMaggio
Fray
Kansas City
Rose
Tyal Goodmen
Harry Craft
Big Werber
Chadway
Watt
Tl Teen Tink MK
Gitex
Night Baseball and School Team Notices in Fragment
Fragmentary listing shows softball, grocery names, battery pairings, and various team mentions. Includes references to George Jones, secret heart, fabric groups, and multiple names like Garza Bayon Crone Nanney Meyers Hays. Indicates Wednesday games and Palm Heights Girls affiliations.
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A.B. Grocers
George Jones
Garza and
Bayon
Cronewell Aml Nanney
Secret Heart
Shepherdn Vayndry
Wyelving and
Steter Foods
Meyers and Hays
Blocyardn Cato
Wilson and Handabar
Gavelty
Hale Games
Girta Atom
Palm Heights
Klawwa Rose Marly
Junior singles and doubles results tease in noisy card
A garbled sports page lists junior singles matches with byes and scores such as 6-1 6-4, plus references to players like John Hickman Lilly Tamwitaw Erneat Brizes Don Goldbeck and Clem Saunders. It also includes men s doubles lines and incomplete pairing names, without a clear final result.
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John Hickman
Lilly Tamwitaw
Erneat ‘Brizes
Don Goldbeck
Any Marines
Lyla Motehel
Holy Doidback
Jack Wilek
Sipmy Dine
Clem Saunders
Georga Lowes
Saunders Sefeathy Dinga
Urireh
Garavccy
Ginls
Singies
Yaeger
Ranko
South
Warring
Dieter
Norton
Byo
Touby
Peeltey
Frost
Carvel
B.S. Kennedy
W. C. What
A. Moses
Norman Hower
Tony
Tarry Hek
AL Offer
George Parnasya
Mug Baxson
Glenn Saunders
Reds Executive Calls Reds an Ill Omen Outfit
Chicago August 9 Reds vice president and general manager Warren C Giles called the Cincinnati Reds a lucky outfit and criticized past trades. He defended team plans ahead of the Reds Cubs series noting continued lead improvement and investments in players and prospects.
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Chicago
Warren C. Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Nathanael Jengué
Cincinnati
Giles
Harry Craft
Cubs
John J. Davis
Whysteian
Reds
Ducky
Hein Plans Clay Tennis Courts for L A Parks
Park Commissioner Henry F Hein says Los Angeles public parks will gain clay tennis courts within weeks as 34 asphalt surfaced municipal courts are resurfaced. More than 10000 dollars allocated. some courts may be added if funds remain. lighting possible for night play. Reservations may cost a dime, with free use when not booked.
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San Antonio
Nny
Henry F. Hein
Heln
Hue
Hein
Jenkins Set to Go Tries for Speed Record
Jenkins Set to Go for speed record at Salt Lake flats with the Mormor Meteor 113 driven by Al Jenkins Uilat. After a previous crash during a pit stop, racer Aly Aly Aly sustained burns and both meteor and driver are cleared to resume the endurance attempt on a four-lap track of approximately 12 miles per course.
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Jenkins
Salt Lake Difty
Don Novlls
Eab Flats
al Jenkins Uilat
Aly
Hoe
Meteor
Table Tennis Heads Toward Playoff in San Antonio League
In a tight race at Woodlawn, Table Tennis faces Clark's Gulf Service while Tobin meets Richter's Butler-Kraut y. It & tie for first place with two other matches on the program beginning at p.m. Triple X Drive Inn vs G. Sporting Goods and the Oruands Go against The Gir Independente.
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Pepsi-Cola
Idgar Tobin
San Antonio
Woodlawn
Clark
Gulf Service
Tobin
Richter
P.m. Pita
G. and & Sporting Goods
McMurry Names Medley Successor Next Week
Abilene August 0. Medley resigns as head coach and director of athletics at McMurry College to take a similar role at Southwestern University Georgetown. A successor to Medley will be named next week, with Dean I J Sager announcing details today.
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M’ Murry
Medley
Abilene
RE. VY
McMurry College
I. J. Sager
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Gus Clemens Named Y Swim Captain
Gus Clemens was elected captain of the Y.M. swim team at a Tuesday meeting. Other team members listed include Denix Smith Franklin Swann Bob Forrest Bill Parrest and Frank Bell Bente.
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Gus Clemens
Aan
Antatilo
Y. M
Freestyle Artteh
Denix Smith
Franklin Swann
Bob Forrest
BI Parrest
Prank
Rell Bente
Boxing results from Houston and beyond show multiple knockouts
In Houston diverse bouts produced several decisive results. Cartlyn stopped Byers in the sixth with a sharp right to the jaw while Bibi Pottaway scored a fourth round knockout over Sammy Callibrese in Denver. Flores earned a ninth KO in 10 dates with a second tech knockout over Mickey Martin in Poughkeepsie.
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Houston
Cartlyn
Eno
Tislett Instaniyil
Sweeney Byers
Maurice Strickland
New Zealand
Los Angeles
Union City
Scally White
Baltimore
Billy Beadhintd
Jersey City
West Haven
Wile Andrews
Traven
Binear
Senanthoy
Copelland
New York
Austin Boys Legion Champs in State Junior Base Ball
Austin's team claimed the America Legion state junior baseball title at College Station on August 9, dominating Crs with strong pitching and offense to seal the victory and claim champions honors.
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College Station
Austin
America Legion
Theo
Crs
Paychek Fistic Victory Sparks Legal Battle in Des Moines
Johnny Paychek defeated Strickland by decision before 14 000 fans in Des Moines the largest boxing crowd in town history. A promoter filed a 310000 damage suit after threats to cancel the bout and a truce later gave Paychek 6000 cash plus an unknown postfight payment while Strickland took 27 percent of the gate.
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Des Moines
Towa
Johnny Paychek
Maurier Stutkland
Paychek
Strckland
Paychek Weighen
Strleklana
Strickland
Hellhcop
Johnny
Jay
Anzac
Pinkie Crarge
Harold Steinman
George
Suickland
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Merkel
Johnson
M. Tite
Nawkervie
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Lacka
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L. Ee
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Pola
Tavern
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Ono
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Moores Falter and
Halloran
Ringles
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Tezel
Ei Deere A Moore
Toland
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Fia Patton
Puble
Wendland
Trinte
Alter
Ty Valder
Newman
Hatterles
R. Wiss
Hatk Patera Ho
Finch
Wi. Mutledes
J. Nanny Singlas
HL Peters
Jenate
Srottman
N. Halamudy
Miley
Cole
Royal Sports Athletics
Gell Gop
Widnesday
Bl Tay
Concepcion
Linton
Brn Antonio Indians
Bulverde
Indians
Elon Park
Rollabte Batteymen
Hag
Army League
I. Crale
Gale
A. AL Basher
Kay
Courtney
Hoah Websters
Ruma
Uma
Yugoslava
Peter Gorgen Bary
City Tennis
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Eb Murphy
Hollintiack
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la Grange
Richard Falach
Kotthalt Allncer
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Braunfels
Alvin Begettng
de- Fatmnent
Coca Cola
Jarlady Fit Ingatavtoeway Groceries
Teecroon
Em Lucky
L. A. Parks
Austin's Boys Legion
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Haskeats
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Pte Ata
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