Bill Roden's B1 Surprise First Day
Bill Roden of Glen Rose stunned the field on day one of the Texas junior golf championship at Brackenridge, posting a 71 in the front and 34 back for 105, while Louisianans Zachariah and Seaholay posted 80 and 79. The event drew 160 juniors, with Chasey of Lufkin telegraphing support as contenders begin four days of match play.
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Buck Luce
bin Antonio Light
Brackenridge Park
Hers Mondey
Lobbeck
Galleway
Bill Roden
Glen Rose
Mirprise
George Seaholiay
Don Zachariah
Baton Rouge
Bill and Te
Gita Rose
George Ithoya
Claude Wild Jr
Austin
Jack Helm
Tecatur
Jimmy Beardstey
Refugio
Jams Mz
CNANP
Jama, Chasey
Lulefelt
Ariz
Siz
Jay Tucedlay
Zachariah
Rodenox
Luco
Benholm
Zikebariah
Luce
Yentin
Benhalm
Indo
Gol
Moore
Woo
Furmer
Lo Chasey
Baya
Alec
Golf Results and Odds From a Patchy Local Meet
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and terms across a golf results page. Individuals such as Wimberly Ry Gliders, Fouraker, and Daerges appear amid partial event labels, with scattered places and affiliations unreadable. The readable bits hint at a locally staged competition crowding a table of players and scores without coherent structure.
Poulton Heads to State Skeet School in Houston
San Antonio skeet champion Charly Poulton will depart Thursday for Houston for the state Skeet school held May. Yesterday Poulton acted as honor guest at the Ausly Skeet club and placed third in the 12 gauge event.
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Charly Poulton
San Antonio
Houston
Poulton
Semi Pro Ball Wirhlin Kansas Ames 85 20 Londleaynet
A fragment reports a semi pro game with Ames defeating Londleaynet 85 to 20. It notes Mink Plonanot and Texas players contributing, a 10 000 crowd, and Hines pre final momentum. Texana and Alabama teams are mentioned in a sixth inning context, with Northrop highly referenced. Spearman Trainees Kres claim state title with Alleghany buildup 7 to 5.
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Wirhlin
Kan
Ame
Toxne
Tony
Thal Sitihl
Vteeestine
Ertoggina
Inxas
Wolfman
Texana
Stewart Wins Golf Honors Ninth Time
Stewart of Roswell adds another amateur title to his record, edging Ed Armstrong of Tftobis in a tight ninth victory. A local Roswell player dominates the field as spectators note his consistent form and ninth overall win in a storied golf rivalry.
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Stewart
Biuswiell
Vartie
Spec" Stewart
Roswell
Southweaten
Galf Ehamploh
Iki
New Mexico
Swoinyog
Ed Armstrong
Tftobis
Blind golfer repeats as world rumor champion
In Duluth on August 28 1NB Qint Russel won the world blind golf title by defeating Marvhy Shaman 2 and 1. The match showcased Russels steady putting and Shaman’s brave drives as the crowd applauded the dramatic finish.
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Duluth
Mboe
Qint Russel
Boday
YepoRtad
Marvhy Shaman
Post Véneth
Bets and Riggs Lead Seeded National Tennis Singles
Miss Bets and Riggs were top seeds in the national singles tennis championships with Belz as a leading entrant in the women’s division. Kovats listed No 2 in men’s, McNeill No 3, and others including Schroeder, Parker, Sabin, Kramer, and Mulloy follow. Foreign entries feature Hecht and Palfrey Cooke with Bundy and Bernhard among top seeds.
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New York
Alg
PI Bobby Ripzeed
Pauline Belz
Wonte
Fores Hills
Frank Kovats
Don McNeill
Ted Schroeder
Frank, Parker
Wayne Sabin
Johny Kramer
Gardnar Mulloy
Ladyisslay Hecht
Lasa Crowns New Tennis Champions In Bay Latin Meet
Milas Zapeda defeated Ruby Carroin 6-3 6-0 to claim the men singles title. Marty Aparicio beat Rainer Esct milta 8-3 6-0 and Manuel da Lang 6-4 6-0 to reach the final. In doubles, Aparicio and Garcia Tat Kamila and Linn won 8-2. The title match wraps Sunday.
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LASA
Marty Aparicio
Margaret
Zapeda
Scotch Foursomes At Breckenridge Park Crowned Winners
The Scotch foursomes at Breckenridge Park saw Mia Lee Christopher and Ladd Mrmeres leading the San Antonio Golfers Association with a score of 67 1 2 after handicaps were added. Two other pairs joined the top finishers as Tel OBR Litine Kolexuy and Leroy Brannen formed a strong duo, while Cyrille Werdloud and Harry Michals also posted solid scores in a windy, competitive field.
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Lee Christopher
Ladd Mrmeres
San Antonio
Assoriablan
Breckenridge Park
Menefer
Christophen
Tel Obr
Litine Kolexuy
Leroy Brannen
George Tetrell
Geare Shing
Cyrille
Harry Michals
M Vel
Jourtit
St Marys U Seat Sale Moving Along
Announcement from Rev Bro Fred Junker and the athletic manager notes limited seating at Alamo Stadium for St Marys University event. About 450 bleacher seats, 160 observation deck seats, and numerous reserved seats in sections 5, F and G remain available.
Rudy York Suffers Broken Wrist in Tigers Tilt
Wetroit reports Rudy York, star of the Tigers, has a broken wrist after weeks of pain. An examination confirmed the fracture this week, ending his playing time for now.
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Wetroit
Wetvolt Tiger
York
Phyasem
George Gase
Wosht- Inglan
Jalopy Derby at Devil's Bowl Draws Crowd and Prizes
A rugged Jalopy Derby drew a good crowd as racers including Te Flowers and Tex Koeme competed for a $200 prize and a $100 guarantee. The event featured mixed results, extra care around the track, and several new teams joining the 13th season amid lively racing and postrace operations.
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Devil's Bowl
Ebel
Tex Koeme
Jack Wry
Novatad
Carey J
Flowers
Oldgy
Job
Dime
Fred Wivel
Tee
Sherman
King Downum
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Disel
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Lee Flowers
Tex Kapile
Mateh
Downie
Fbm
Atateh
Sher Uate
Biv
Muthevant
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Ery
Dozen Marks In Swim Meet Highlight City Records
A San Antonio team qualified for state as a dozen new city records were set in a meet Sunday. Notable performances include Mary Alley Workman edging ahead by a fraction in the 100-yard freestyle and Elsie June Allison breaking the Texas record in the 60-yard backstroke.
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San Antonio
Tyler
Houston Polaists Beaten in Finals
Hinsdale hosts a polo final where Hutsaches of Houston lose 7-6 to Oak Brook seat Hinsdale. The Tevans trailed 3-2 at halftime before a strong burst in the second half, aided by Millin minutes and Drft. Dallas team from Texas edges Pike's Drak Bolo chi 4-? to claim gold. Harold Bury nets decisive penalties and earlier goals.
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Hutsaches
Houston
Joel
Oak Brook
Tevans
Colorado Springs
Cole
Mig
Dallas
Texas
Harold
Bury
War Conditions Touch Coast Football Lightly
War conditions such as the draft barely affect western college football. Only a few players from major Pacific schools have been claimed for military service, with several rosters still intact. USC, California, Oregon State, Washington State, and Santa Clara show only limited losses as enlistments rise, while attendance may increase due to war spending and defense jobs.
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Russ Newland
Ban Prancico
Cotege
Ehingedt
University of West Angtoy
Navy
Oregon State College
University of Idaho
Rok Rampo
Bad Eniqush
Army Air Corps
Vernon Qutts
Les Bar
Idane
George Whitttock
Cheater Long
Enelees
Charles Chandlero
Elmer Smith
Washington State College
Wayne Borie
University of Oregon
University of Santa Clara
Dt. Mary’s College
Onlller
Santa Clara
College stars look spotty in drills before Bears game
College All-Stars fail to show cohesion in key scrimmages at Soldier Field. Under coaches Snavely and Kipke, players from Michigan, Cornell, Northwestern, Texas A, and Washington State flash talent in passing and tackling but lack coordination. The regulars struggle while reserves’ backfield outplays them, 7 to 6, ahead of the Thursday night clash.
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Chigaqg
Chigaga Bears
Kauli
Soldier Field
University For Michigan
Kipke
Wolverines
Sturdor
Chirsdaugirt
Bears
Yastryes
Kramer Schoeder Lead Coast National Doubles Triumph
California’s Jack Kramer and Tec Schoeder won the coast national doubles title with an 9-7 11-4 8-2 victory over Gard Jane Mulley and Mayne Shiels, clinching their eighth win in nine starts. Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke added another national title by teaming with Margery Deborne to beat Pauline Betz and Dereky Bundy, while Kramer aided Cooke to reclaim the mixed doubles crown by defeating Betz and Bobby Riggs. Mulloy père et fils topped William Clothier Jr. and Ind. to claim the men’s doubles title, and Jacques Brugnon with Meade Woodson dethroned Washburn and Keller in the veteran doubles. Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman and Edith Sigourney retained their women’s title by defeating Eleonora Dents and M. Fremottt-Smith.
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Brogeiine
Mass
California
Jack Kramer
Tec Schoeder
Aince
George Latt
Lester Stoofea
Gard Jane Mulley
Count Gables
Fia
Sam Francisco
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Dereky Bundy
Santa Monica
Cealit
Kramer
Mra. Cocky
Miss Bete
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Mulloy
Robins
William J. Clothier Jr
Ind
Philadelshia
Jacques Brugnon
Meade Woodson
Wilson Washburn
Hugh Kelleher
New York
Death postpones Southern Association game in Nashville
The Little Rock and Nashville Southern Association game set for Nashville today is postponed due to the death of Larry Gilbert Sr, father of the Mankville club official. Funeral services for Gilbert Jr will be held today in New Orleans. The Nashville Little Rock doubleheader will be played today as part of a postponed schedule.
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Larry Gilbert IR
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Larry Gilbert Sr
Mankville
Trammel Scott
Gilbert Jr
New Orleans
Toenday
Scott
Sharpshooters Lead in Historic Match Totals and Names
Fragmented OCR lists shooters, masters, and match numbers from a historic event. Names like Cline Cearley Hart and Beckelhymer appear among various matches, courses, and scores. The text records rapid-fire and national event segments with multiple participants and officials cited.
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Cline
Ramster
Cearley
Beckslhymer
Kueivuen
Tarkaman
Hart
Volka
Tom Frost
Zai
Kralom
Marksman
J. Durie
Galverton
Willner
Reinstate Reynolds as Amateur Golfer
Johnny Reynols of San Antonio was reinstated as an amateur by the United States Golf Association. Ralph B. Baldwin, president of the San Antonio Golfers Association, confirmed Reynolds a former Hillcrest club instructor and professional for less than five years.
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Johnny Reynols
San Antonio
United States Golf Association
Ralph B. Baldwin
San Antonio Golfers Association
Reynolds
Hillcrestolf Club
Wired
SAGA
Newspaper Tourney Sparks Local Chess Rivalry
In a new tournament, 33 players qualified as the event opened with a weekly round setup. BL Michaels and Frank Hastings led medal honors with scores of 83 each, marking a strong start for Loyynat participants.
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Enna
Gon Loyynat
Fient
BL Michaels
Frank Hastings
Amateur Ballers Triumph Amid Turbulent Scores and Local Wins
Amateur baseball notes recount a messy array of scores and players across Fredericksburg and nearby towns. Giants, Park Gini, and Jefferson club entries feature wins and standout moments, with several homers and key hits highlighted.
Dodgers Get Augie Galan in Trade
Dodgers report Augie Galan from Chicago to Los Angeles implicating a deal with Brooklyn. Galan refused to report to the Angels, while several minor league scores appear in the release including Texas and Arkansas results.
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Augie Galan
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Veller Patenwr
Qhanne
Les Aligules Clh
Deni
Chivage Cybott
Fielder Turand
Angels
Galan
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