Sam Houston Cherokees crush Indians 91 to 57 in district win
Sam Houston Cherokees dominated South San Antonio in a District 29-AAAA game scoring 23 points per quarter and pulling ahead early. Led by Frank Shutter with 15 points and supporting 20 from Charles Neklanéy, the Bears slipped past Edison who beat South San Antonio 72-63, keeping the Cherokees within one and a half games of the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Cherokees
Nets
Harlandale
Edison
Souk San Antoni Houston
Dheing
Fermession
Howard Walker
Charles Neklanéy
Lawrence Randle
Walker
Pura
Et Leroy
Brown
Thomas & Cushlin de
Pace
Coseres
Ganeatey
Steaader Fear
San
Golden Brass
San Antonio
Frank Shitter
Paul McCartey
Chirpers
South Lan
Jett
Bot Shutter
Bears
Danny Soyder
Man Rheaume
de la Rosa IG
Bote Cols &E
Cornelh
Kn Sooitr
le Erie Py Pav
Riverside 500 Race Heads to Riverside Track
Riverside hosts the Riverside 500 race with drivers from BRIVESIDE and local entrants. Organizers announce prize money and a midseason showcase, aiming to draw spectators to the California venue and spark renewed interest in sprint events.
Pro Bowling San Jose Cup Draws 32 Participants
In San Jose California the Pro Bowling Cup drew 32 players for a Friday event. Billy Thornwick and a field of 16 bowlers played for a share of the $60,000 prize pool, with Hardwick tied for a leading score and notable performances from several competitors. The match featured strong showings from waves representing Atlanta and New York, underscoring a competitive national field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cali
Billy Thornwick
Nuisvlie Hy
Don Slniiniserns Kohuuin
Fai
San Marcos Grabs Lead In 28-AAAA Cage Race
San Marcos surged to a lead in District 28 AAAA basketball as players from San Marcos and rival Sequin battled through a high scoring game. Willie Calvert led the Rams with 23 points while Marshall and nearby teams chased standings. Sequin, Holmes, and others posted double figures in a chaotic Friday night clash with lingering late momentum shaping district race outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Yenje
Wien
Matadors
Willie Calvert
Sogaia
Surksang Earul
Findl Point
Te Binh
Marshall Rams
Ota
Dis Ilet
Oansa
Werteel
Joanne Ned
Frise
Marros
Feganees
Huskies
Mices
Wari
Piasay
Ty David Lower
Malis
T Holmes
Mersin Wis
Peri WM
Sal
Alda
Arid W Meyer
Ted
Maria Stavaces
Gilttes
Bryant
Seietl
Bill McCullungly
Pogats
Aed
Brad
Breucek
Mustang results and standings in Friday night meet
The report references Mustang events and overall standings from a Friday night meet. It mentions names like Lora and Kuehler and notes a race or scoring context with multiple athletes and teams in a local athletics setting. The fragmentary text suggests a summary of performances and outcomes without clear results or dates.
Mee Cones Cokes Vieht al U4 wei yards
Fragmentary text mentions Witney and St Lanvigy MEL and SP Wels Seite taba. No clear event or identity details emerge. unable to determine a concrete news item from the garbled input.
Fragmented OCR Sports and Local Notices Compendium
A garbled OCR page lists scattered sports results and local notices with numerous names, places, and numbers. It includes team names, scores, venues, and individuals such as Worcester Tech, Carnegie, and Blinn, embedded in an unclear sequence of events and statistics.
Tivy Grabs 15-AAA Lead In Tight Conference Start
Tivy surged to a 22 20 first half edge and held on through three quarters as Clemensers trailed. Key scorers included Moy with 15 for Clemens, Vest with 19 for Rane Collingswwor ad, and Gust deh boosting Tivy’s effort while injuries sidelined a standout for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keriville Tivy
Tivy
Bisieler
Fai
Rane
Pleas
Sock Vest
Alvin
Moy
Pace Clemens
Buffalies
Teddy Thelcout
Trotters Wow S A Cage Fans
Voters and Benny cheer as the Gabel pacers open their season before 5,700 fans at Amway in Akron City Friday night. The event features uneven acts and street chatter as the crowd follows the spirited drive toward a likely victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slobatrotter
Jack Henny
Benny
Gabel Pacers
Akai
Frometig Npennig
Tedamoas
Ahereup
Fangio
Goareie Brogan
Ds Ainul
Giobetvatters
Herselves
Niagalt
Veter
Hays Rebels Lose Battle in Southside Gym Friday
Southside Consolidated edged Hays 95 91 as Moirs and Tease Mayajas led Hays with strong first half. Soutside pulled even in the third quarter before standout performances from Muir Lares Rule and Robertison helped secure the win.
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Hye Min
Ays
Soutisite
Muir
Mayajas
Lares
Robertison Fonts
Phish
Mes
Vicsary
Hays
Distriet
Jet
Cenenute
Aberet
Tran Pin Idi
Soutrsae
Long WY. Silva
Viempyon
Ess
Taeno
Abnie
Horse Racing HIRO and related entries in county card news
In the county horse racing notes the card lists numerous horse names and odds with prices such as 1690 and 3200, mentioning breeders, venues, and track grounds. It records entrants like Princess and Dawn, with results or status notes including Died and various stakes figures, reflecting a crowded race day ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiro
Fedor
Aneety Nhany
Malisy TE Pa
Taney
Arta
Sorina
Babes
Peron
Mules Rally Past Jett 75 69 in District Showdown
Alamo Heights and Jefferson battled at Alamo Stadium Gym with the Mules pulling away late after a technical foul shifted momentum. David McGinnis led Alamo Heights with 31 points, supported by Bob Bain and Roger Swanson, as the Mules improved to 23-3 overall and 7-4 in district while Jefferson slipped to 15-9 and 5-6.
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Alamo Heights
Highlands Dy
Jefferson
Alamo Stadium
Jim Brown
David McGinnis
Mules
Ponies
Bob Bain
Roger Swanson
McGinnis
Swanson
Galindo
Mark Sosa
Jett
Brown
David Dulling
Ard Lee
Mustangs
Alaie
Swantoy He Waters Nees
Wilsnaty Ewing
Sosa
Lee
Golinda
Qyces Frenogam
Owls Edge Dragons In Narrow Victory At Home
The Owls defeated the Dragons 49 46 in a tight district contest. Wayne Dickey led with 16 points, Rick Lowe added 15, and Keith Ged scored key late baskets as Lee's squad secured its fifth win in nine games while Voluntonees slid to 4 9 for the year.
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Ifighinds
Stele Hanes
Cottiia
Cowboys
Fife
Keith Ged Stelier
Dragons
Hadges
Wiehlandis
Ian District Haa
Catulla
Santi
Mike Lace
Lee
Istrict Bambs
Bill Applegate
Gie
Voluntoes Wiere
Ini
Deaiun
Rikon Cord Calrd Sistyler Ane
Staley
Millrose Games Young Wins 1st in Row
New York hosts the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden with Young achieving another indoor victory in 4:37.8 for the 1004 indoor season. He outpaced Barry Brow and Davenport impressed in the 80 yard high hurdles as a crowd of 17,670 watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPL
George Yeu
Arizona
Wanamaker
Millrose Ganks
Young
Tod Spaeven
Jush-Witter
Itiph. Daubell
Bob Bryanton
Davenport
Southerly University
Jeon Coleman
Roosevelt Triumphs In Rough Riders Narrow Win
Roosevelt wins a District 3 HAAAA boys basketball game 57-59 at the Masson Athletic Center. Rough Riders outlast the Hounds with a late surge and 12-19 scoring edge by Gary Shipman leading 21 points at halftime, while Mack Knox added 18. Blue Grey Chargers drop to 10-15 as Boone improves to 12-9.
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Rough Riders
Cael
Mitre
Boerni
Masson Athletic Center
Soating
Essa
Gary Shipman
Hounds
Mack Keox
Masuet Churchill
Panky
Curtis
Boone
Hornets Edge Billies In Tight Friday Night Game
The Hornets defeated the Billies 48 to 45 in a close Friday night contest. Levay King led the Hornets with high scoring, while the Flames and other players contributed key points in a defensive battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levay King
Pelos
Wits Wu
Vuedericks
UCLA Wins As Lew Powers Unclear Showdown
Lew leads UCLA in a puzzling game narrative with scattered details. The report mentions a decisive victory, a high score near seventy nine, and references to teams and locations that are not clearly identified.
Fragmented OCR: Local Sports Names and Scores
OCR reads like a jumbled roster with many mangled names and partial words. It mentions teams and players in a sports context, but most proper nouns are unreadable, producing a garbled summary of a game or lineup.
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Riverside
Briveside
Fant Will Bey
Kerady
Kavwer City de Foote
Erstann
Holmes
Jay Vielovious É
Kuehler
Saperstein
Ies
Gus
Formsus Globetrotter
San Antonio Convention Center Arena
Wourhs
Gon Seale Adailahte
Ste
Pion Tickely Aveilabic
Ar Theatre of Frufarming
Ares Nox Office Guard
Labby Dowkey
MemisFolr Plaza
Glakatratiris
East
Aen Poly
Fenton
Solem Zale
Ant
Elie
Cavene
Gorucle
Tometh Yao
Ues
Bar Wee
Hobson
Mares I
Worcester Tech
Palio
Saltee
Alatve
Lebwien
Middle West
Satec
Src
Byipe
Riek
Tee Hockey
Steve Per Ee
Kenborog
Cuneta
Bess & Tea
Mohagl
Brean
Kearny
York
Bowies
Moma
Hational Association
Eutiers
B. Sisi
Laas
Oman
Trotters
S.A. Cage
Southside
Owls
Millrose Games
Bo Jourdan
University of Florida
I Teap
Dick Fosbury
Oregon
Sto
Valanova
Marty Liguori
Liquori
Paresetter Jurgen May
West Germany
Frank Murphy
Olypian
Villanoa
Ity
Murphy
Byron Dyed
New York University
Mis Line
Lennox Milter
Southern Fornia
Dies Raisback
UCLA
John Pennel
Chia Schiprowski
Wits Uh
Jase Pichy
Czech Inn
Hardee Janey
Tennessee
Olympic Merdeline Atv
Tenneson State
Imate Ay
Roosevelt
Boerne
Tcoe
Hornets
Billies
Lew
Los Angeles
Ib Monit
Bruits
Anal
VOLA
Iesity
Fatiny
Atrasuer
Caner
Galler Lavo
Vel
SAN Antonio Transit System
Handy-Andy
Ache Furniture Company
E. Commerce
Nayorsod
Alamo National Bank
W. Commerce Barmey
Alamo Plas
Mum
Bern's Dept
Selectad
al Commerce
Butler's Shoe Store
Alamo Plaze
Navarra Galindo Realty Company
Dolorosa Green's Jewelry
E Houston Guarantee
Alamo Flag
Highland Park State Bank
Highland Boulevard
Mousehold Furniture
W. Commerce Joske's OF
Texas
Alamo Plaza
Kauemann's
IEC
E. Flores Klein's
Men's & Boys' Wear
Commerce Mress
W. Cormerce
Commerced
LA Perea Dept
W. Commerce Lerd's Dept
Stoot Bow
Commarca Lifes van Hardeveld Center, Inc
Broadway
Linkim
Houston Se Hational Bank OF Commerce
Soledad Neisner's
SAN Antonio Savings, Association
Ufo
Siegel's
Alamo
Stein's Clothing
E. Horton
Sh May's
Tingle
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