Junior Golfers Qualify for Late Tourney Start
Golfer T M Cramel led Monday qualifiers at Bracken loge golf course for the Light’s seventeenth annual junior tournament. About 100 young players from Dallas, New Orleans and San Antonio posted scores as low as 78 to earn spots in the field. The event runs Tuesday through Friday with match play determining the final junior champion. Local entrants include Porter Vaughn of Fort Worth and Tom Holguin of San Antonio, while out-of-town hopefuls arrived Sunday evening.
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Fort Worth
Tomy Holguin
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Tech
Sweapstakes Golf Association
Claud Wild
Austin
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Golf Column Highlights Maus Stakes Winner
In a crowded course week, Maus wins the Maus Stakes while Colimmnchools and Jayceen finish tied. An association meeting follows the event, outlining upcoming schedule and governance matters.
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Jayceen
Association
Ex Baseballer Byrd Captures Victory Golf
Ex baseball figure Bam Byrd wins the Chicago Victory National Championship, shooting a seven under par 277 to seize top honors over Craig Wood and others at Beverly Course. The Philadelphia native, who turned pro in golf after a 1996 Florida tour victory, rallied after morning 72 to outpace Wood with Byrd’s new iron and steady play. Byrd’s victory comes amid a field that includes Nelson and Tyrnese, with Byrd’s strong finish earning him the title and a fresh wave of recognition in both sports.
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Chicago
Bam Byrd
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Chicago Victory
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Greensboro
N. Y
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George Hendrix
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Brackenridge Park Juniors Edge In Bogey Golf Tourney
Burns and Meus battled Sunday in Brackenridge Park weekly sweep stakes with stroke play prizes. Harold Wellbacher and rivals pursued top scores as Junior Chamber of Commerce officials noted a large field and ties for first in the bogey golf event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sun Hy Ub
Waco Army Fliers Blank Opponents in Double Header
In Wan Aug 2 07 Nick Paper pitched four hitters as Waco Army All Pitt defeated Karen Brothers of Dating 19 to 2 and 21 to 8 in a double header. London contributed key hits as the mound work limited opponents.
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Nick Papersich
Her Karpe
Pale
Waco Army
Pitt
Karen Brothers
London
Golf Results Qualifying Scares Monday in The
A fragmented list of names and places appears from a golf results section. The readable items include Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Austin, Midland, and Holston with scattered numbers and initials, suggesting player entries and scores in an informal tourney notes recap.
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Idk Lahmy
Midland
Tiny Monre
Holston
John Leyton
Sat Antono
Cannell
Dallas
Ner Vaughn
Fort Worth
All-Stars Coach Quietly Warns on Victory Hope
Evanston, Aug 2 – Wisconsin coach Harry Stuhldreber sternly warned his all star football players against overconfidence before the clash with Washington. He summoned the team to emphasize the need to earn any win, noting Washington’s strength and Sammy Baugh's recovery from a sprained back.
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Harry Stuhldreber
Wisconsin
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Leaders Hold Steady in Service Loop FANDINGS
Four clubs remain tightly grouped for the three open first division spots in the Shaughnessy league standings. Hondo won by forfeit to stay in touch, while Brooks defeated Normoyle, Randolaks field Rambers fell 4-3, and Cadet Center edged Kelly 9-0 to keep pace with the leaders. Steve Colosky starred for the Warhawks with strong defense and Jim Cox initiated three double plays.
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Tlason
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War Workers
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Buinson
Randolak Field Ramblers
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Randolphers
Homer Gibson
Stinson
Dave Fortis
Randolph
Isking
Tech
Tur
Tech Field
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Whicn
Charley Engles
Midkiff
Dick Midkiff
Ylang
Francis Schuck
Brown Bombers Pride Past Ta Junta in Texas Night
Brown Bombers routed La Junta 8 to 0 before about 2000 fans at Tech Sunday night. Bay Antonio Jell led with three hits and five players drove in runs as Lor Kelly held the visitors to four hits. A Monday double header at Brackenridge Park was postponed, now moved to 7 30 p.m. at Tech with all golfers starting at 8 p.m. in the adjusted schedule.
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Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Tech
Bam
Anthonio Jell
Mats
Lor Kelly
Brackenridge Park
la Junta
Dallas
Ortegon
Tointey
Steptoe
Kimbrough
Dallas Roquesasociaton
Junior Golf Pairings Fiesta Showdown at Brackenridge Park
A garbled 1960s wire-style golf pairing list places names across Texas cities like San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, and Fort Worth. The fragment details start times such as 6:40 and 2:00 with players including Carl Gustafson Jr, Ted Reuss, J. Connolly, and many others across venues like Brackenridge Park and Midland. The text, though incomplete, reads as a dense schedule of junior golfers and their partners or competitors, reflecting a regional event with numerous participants from multiple clubs.
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Montaly
Brackenridge Park
Dirke Lehme
Midland
Ray Moore
Houston
John Leviton
Ron Antone
M. Cramel
Waltas
Porter Vaughn
Fort” Worth
Tony Holguig
San Antonio
Carl Gustafson Jr
Austin
Don Milender
Dallas
Sterling Prowling
Nat Tylnaon
Robert Lowe
Fort Worth
Joe Ruby
Joe Earl Corn
Ariington
Palmi
Er Lee Lawrence
Abington
J. Dim Ryan Jr
Hertert Pohl
Cavax
Ham Dielemann
Herbert Reid Jr
Lockhart
Chealer Hauser
Kerrville
Ted A. Reuss
Cuero
Gilbert Covenauah
Iny Smith
Vorsnn
A. L. Loeller
Demandtes Rill Printy
New Brauntola
Itmy Murrell
Verny
Heseemen Howton
Wits Heton Jr
gito—Frenkin Ward
Baty _ Seman
Bobby Bickley
San Anton Austin
Morriana Jr
Avastin
Rul Gilmertin
Roel Worth
Jan Trent
An Antonin
Oite Frank FR
Crawford
Fusetin
Rob Gilmartin
Pork Worth
Homer Adams
Baile
Dougherty
Ross Powell Wallace
San Antonis
Jimmy Ginnberg
Kaneiill Evang
Lonkhart
Semi-Pro Baseball Tourney Action Narrowly Advancing Teams
In Wichita Kansas and Enid Oklahoma the national semi pro baseball tournament saw Wheeler Spokes of Georgia become the first undefeated team to reach the fifth round as Dixie Soldiers contest and others fell. Greil Travis homer in late innings and nine strikeouts could not stop the Southerners. Portland Firefighters and Camp Sibert each posted wins to eliminate rivals, while Dew Moles lows and Kirk Jond Wield faced defeat in several early rounds.
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Pouglia Aircraft
Oklahoma City
Spencer Smith
Montreal
Dodanr Farm
Hansen Simmang Enlist in Merchant Marine
Two local youths Earl Hansen Jr and Jerry Simmang longtime schoolmates from Bescon HA and Jefferson junior high enlist in the merchant marines and depart for St. Petersburg Fla this week Their fathers are former local athletic stars Hansen and Simmang Hanson 310 pounds last season played football at Jefferson High School coach Barber named Freeport High School athlete coach for the coming year
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Mann Junior High
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Jerry Sim
Mang
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Miller Shows Up Credits Football Heroic Rescue Tale
Alabama's 1931 Rose Bowl quarterback Miller survives 43 days after Strong sinks off New Georgia island. He dodges and fights to stay alive aided by three naval airmen who rescue him, while he recalls Wade's nomination of his fortitude.
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Slashing Promise of Fight Near Philadelphia Card
Pritale Zivle predicts a knockout of Bob Montgomery in ten rounds or less at Shibe Park while promoter Heyman Taylor expects about 25000 attendees to watch the bout. The San Antonio radio hookup on Mutual will carry the fight starting at 9 o'clock local time. Separately Minnesota unveils a nine game football schedule featuring Western Conference foes plus Nebraska Missouri and the Iowa Seahawks.
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Sinkwich Out Of Marines
Augusta Herald reports Franklin Sinkwich Georgia football star is being discharged from the U S Marine Corps at Portis Island this week due to physical disability. Teammate Ken Kneupper had already been discharged for a football knee injury. Sinkwich, Heisman winner and 1944 Orange Bowl standout, joined the marine reserves in 1942 and was called to active duty in June after graduating from Georgia.
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