Local junior golf sparks Brackenridge match play
San Antonio players contest the state Junior 1 tournament at Brackenridge amid subpar scoring. Charles Post led medalists with 68 before being upset by Chula McNair 5 and 4. Jimmy Ryan fell to Herbert Reid in 19 holes while Neyland edged Charley Mount Fort Worth 2 and 1.
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Theft
Brackenridge
Charles M. Post
San Antonio
Ose
Gualing
Mes “Chula" McNair
Browns
McNair
Jimmy Ryan
Tony Holguin
Hiitif
Herbert Reid
Lockhart
Reidd
Ryan
Herbert, Neyland
San Angelo
Charley Mount
Keeney
Erty
Red Hucelns
Fort Worth
Berry
Lidgins
Hudas
Claud Wild
Austin Awatter
Downing
Whsmen
George Seaholm
Travis Bryan
Ityan
Tex. M
Dimyy Beardsley
Refugio
Brywon
Bard Tol
Bardsley
R Pirdig
Bryan
Bill Roden
Glen Rose
Steeling Browning
Antonia
Reid
Neyland
Rendrix
Beery
Wild
Raden
Ed Carpenters
Ban Antonia
Bobby Malone
Fort Wrth
Ind
Chester Drake
Ofustin
Nat Johnson
Houston
Carl Fustafsan Jr
Austin
Chester User
Kerrville
Marion Fluger
San Antonia
Tony Halguin
Anmio
Gere Keeney
Texarkana
Hank Wetwid
Jack Selman
Bobby Richmond
Townsville
Newton Braywarf
Bob Cavanaugh
Charles Wasinon
Bml Holcomb
Gan Anonto
Audi
Junior Golf Results in San Antonio Flight Championship
Readable results show numerous junior matches across Texas venues led by San Antonio players. Jae Ginterson and Ma son posted 2 up wins while Herbert Reid defeated Ma son 4 and many others secured margins such as 2 up and 4 and 6 and 8. Local players from Austin Fort Worth San Angelo and Laredo dominated with various up margins and byes cited.
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Metaleh
San Antonia
Hugh Dahlberg
San Antonio
Tchadatertin
James Toupleton
Wilburn Littleton
San Antoniio
Fred Penick
Aunty
Petor O Donielle
Dallas
Irving Gartinkle
Steve Hays
Austin
Georg A. Karapmann
Paul Lockhart
Fred Hintes
Tabby Rowley
Avatin
Therhand
Taos
Aood
Golly Mickter
Gun Antanto
EU Due Ret
Decatur
Atefautt
Chihorh Carapatih
Hin Antone
Naljly Maic
Aterio
Warert Crain
San Antone
Await
FuieWrests
Adatin
the Teator
Bowling TUNSEM Tersnay Final Slanting Overview
Scattered OCR text covers bowling results and team names including Wildcats and Guchunanta, with statistics like averages and scores. Mentions of Lark Guchunanta Wild Cats, Tharlea Pharmacy, Brown Candy, and Merge Buffet appear among mixed entries. The fragmentary data includes player names, teams, and multiple numbers, but lacks a coherent match report or clear dates.
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Tri
Reuae Titfel
Duivas Uroorey
Tharlea Pharmacy
Bardens
Merge Buffet
Cobb
Claude Wild Wins Junior Driving Test at State Poll Tourney
Claude Wild dominated the driving contest at The Light state junior poll tournament held Tuesday at Bracket Ridge Park. From the No. 1 tee he sent three fairways straight for a 278 yard score winning War Stamps prize. Favorite Jank Spilman of Houston hit long drives but all went out of bounds.
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Claude
University of Texas and
Austin Flash
Wild
The
Light
Bracketridge Park
Jank Spilman
Houston
Trapshooters Vie at Vandalia Grand America's Championship
In Vandalia Ohio many shooters compete in the 43rd Grand American trap shoot with 20 high guns per class and over $2500 in prizes. The event features four sections on the 16 yard route plus a state team race with two five man teams. Mrs George Cameron of Houston Texas and Hi Drennan of Utica New York win the North American title shootoffs with 25 straight targets. Hale Jones and others also post strong scores as top men in the field.
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Vandalia
Ohio
George Cameron
Touston
Texas
Hi Drennan
Utica
Til
Gelling
Cameron
Sraving
Hale Jones
Woodriver
Junior Dick
Minneapolis
Waller Beaver
Conghohocken
H. M. Shick
Lee's Summit
Seaves
Lela Hall
Strasburg
Isaac Andrews
Bpattaahshira
C. siFs. Hall
Andrews
Grid Squad of 70 at Corpus Naval Station
Seventy former college football players are named to form the nucleus of the University of the Air team at Corpus Christi Naval Station under Lieut. Marty Karan. The group includes officers, enlisted men, cadets, and notable veterans from Texas and other schools, preparing for a season opener versus the University of Texas on September 13.
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Corpus Naval Station
Corpus Christi
United States Naval Ai Station
Marty Karan
University of the Air
University of Texas
George Frank
New York Giants
Ed Frutig
Michigan
Softball Victory by Signal Company at Fort Sam Houston
The 62014 Signal company softball team defeated Vic soldiers 10 to 6 at Central Dental Lab Fort Sam Houston. Players Tahnan Tozaidhd Baker Christianson contributed key hits while Trettter Powers Innnering Solick fueled the offense as Lions Field hosted the match. The 620 squad eyes next game against Cath Rivet and Serueath Williams at Lions Field on Monday August 1.
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Signal Vmniting
Vic Soldiers
Central, Dental Lab
Fort Sam Houston
Lions Sield
Signal Corps
Sberun Gally
Fee Bohek
Tahnan
Baker Aid Christianson
Wary Innnering
Solick
Powers
Bop
Mt Monday
Angual
Lions Fet
Ike
Fmt
Cath
Fight Results from Cakabug Ohio Deck
An unusual boxing card lists Bundy Walker of Columbus facing Clarence Brown with scores noted 214 from Chicago and 0, Delftour of New York with 169 and a draw against Georeg Kovhpn from takeran Ohio. The fragmentary report ties locations to bouts but lacks full results.
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Cakabug
Ohio
Bundy Walker
Columbus
Clarence Brown
Chicago
New York
Vle Delftour
Georeg
Kovhpn
Takeran
Junior Golf Chatter Highlights Texas Junior Meet
George Sidney Cade profiles rugged Dallas golfer and other contenders at the Texas state Junior golf qualifying. The piece notes Cade’s rough summer, early struggles, and eventual withdrawals, plus details on several young players from San Antonio, Refugio, San Angelo, Beeville, Rio Grande Valley and Houston as they contend in early rounds and ponder future prospects.
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George Sidney Cade
Dallas
Sidney
Bert
Cade
Amc
Randolph Field Ramblers pick Lewis Gray as head coach
Bullet Gray Randolph's Head Coach appointment announced by Capt. T. O. Graham. Lewis Gray, former Texas backfield star, will coach the Ramblers' backfield. Assistants: Forest Kling, W. Killian, Doyle Preston. Practice opened Tuesday with 28 players.
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Lewis
Bullet? Gray
University of Texas
Randolph Field Ramblers
T. O. Graham
Randolph Field
Gray
Flying School
Ramblers
Graham
Forest H. Kling
Sor T. Q
W. Killian
North Texas State
Doyle E. Preston
Preston
Seinsoth Shines in Southern Association Double Win
Bill Seinsoth of New Orleans proved a top South Division pitcher by guiding a 4-2 and 12-0 double victory over Chattanooga. A Los Angeles native, he dominated opponents with strong early and late innings, featuring seven-inning relief and decisive performances. Other brief notes mention scattered regional scores and Pacific Coast standings.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bill Seinsoth
Los Angeles
Calif
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Don Jones
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Frank Shelby
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Irving Wachalter
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