Shute Leads Brackenridge Open With Subpar Field
Denny Shute and Harry Cooper top a crowded Brackenridge Park first round in a Texas Open golf event. Shute shot 68 three under par while Cooper posted a 66, as many veterans and lesser known pros chased the early leader amid slow greens and gusty conditions.
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Greene
Joe Turntsa
Owisser
Megrasing
Abe Espidorg
San Antonios
Tom Lally
Dallas
Sgt
Slexdigess
Francie Ecprider
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Coe Bisa
Urea Amiest
Shea Murra
Fridas
Mike Surra
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Ron
Silke
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Celina
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Ralph Gellani
Dallas Ster
Jastek
al Expinosa
Chicago
Mitty Cor
Brocklia
Los Angeles
Tun Gakidts
Akron
Harold Long
Denver
Jack Epeer
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Cana
Tudles Dell
Tonestem
Feed Gilbert
Buurker Amaith
Lorton Smith
New Odor
Prank Wal
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John Tan Fon
Sloline Chienga
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Rongie Wand
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Golf Scores and Names From a Tangled Yardage Log
A fragmented OCR list shows golfers and places across the United States, including Los Angeles Houston San Antonio Fort Worth and Dallas. The page mentions many players with scores and partial surnames, indicating results or entries from a regional or national event with mixed legible and garbled data.
Amarillo Football Receipts Set for Field Payment
The Amarillo football receipts plan to pay $26,000 total to MG for the field and related costs. The measure covers high athletic committee obligations from the Old Western League era, with $501 spent on improvements and a reserve kept for proposed season upgrades. A flexible period is allowed to complete the payment.
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Amarillo
Thompson versus Anderson in Oakland boxing clash
In Oakland California on February 11, young Jack Thompson faces Babe Anderson in a feature bout at the auditorium. The match promises a sharp clash as Thompson aims to prove himself against the seasoned opponent.
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Oaklane
Calif
Jan
Jack ‘Thompson
Turner Welazhe
Tomins Freyraan
Babe Andersad
Woks and Bisons Battle in City Series Round
Woks of Main Avenue meet the Bisons in a round robin city championship game at Woodlawn Inke grm Saturday night at 8. The Bisons seek rebound after opening loss to Brackenridge Eagles 24 to 2. Coach Hamilton faces a gloomy outlook but pushes to assemble a competitive squad with two all city picks Santos and Farias listed for Woks?
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Wrielt Riley
Biarr Tanier Senior Vocational School
Buffaloes
Woodlawn Inke Grm
Harry Haiillur
Bisons
Gene Batordar
Riles
Lucup
Santos
Farias
Avenue
Letteroin
Jimmy Bealford
Hamilton
Grid awards for HI lads at Sidney Le nier junior banquet
More than 100 students attended the Sidney Le nier junior school banquet where Coach Wright Riley J Loftie and Miss Trelle Woodall spoke. Plutsten Alonzo and Lupe Huentells performed violin and era renditions while AAL Ayala led cheers. spring awards will honor Mendes Sentna Tazoo Macias Benda Mendoza and Farias.
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Sidney Lenier
Rattlers Triumph as Klauser Leads Rattlers to Win
Don Blauser sparked a 13 point spree for St. Marys University as the Rattlers defeated Schreiner Institute 44 to 4 in the first game of a two game series. Lineups featured Kinuser Lowe and Chrises at key positions, with Schreiner’s Wellborn Green Corey Payne and others in the lineup. Referees Dicky and Manus officiated. scorers included Mars’s Wend Ti and Pate.
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Schreinez
Bomar
Ard McCumner
Wheese
Paterson Sad Lockhart
Dubes el
Mars
Wend
Pate
Schreiners Wellborn
Green
Corey
Payne Giteulis
Yantis
Dicky
Manus
Trap Season Opens Sunday
The 1981 trap season opens Sunday afternoon with a division at Oluwos Basin. There are 16 yard traps at well 43 wheel. The event begins at 132 percent and continues Sundays Wednesdays and late carday.
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Kan
Antonia Gunlub Helda
Oluwos
Duluth Heavyweight to Meet Risko in 10 Round Fight
Duluth heavyweight Netzialf from Duluth Minn is signed to fight veteran Tony Risko of Cleveland in a 10 round bout at the Olympia Armory Helmit on February 6. Netzialf is known for stopping opponents but has never gone ten rounds in his career.
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Risko
Chwago
Asa
Netzialf
Keer Welphe
Duluth
Minn
Etrae
Tohany
Clevelend
Olympia Armn
Helmit
Becadye
Haz
Chris Ravchante
Hal
Porcher
Herd
Texas Boxer Injured After Phoenix Match
Avie Jen of Texas suffered serious injuries in a heavyweight bout in Phoenix last night. Opponent Ward Uhelpa is heeled with a jaw fracture after a right-hand blow in the final round. Doctors described the condition as critical. the bout led to hospital care and ongoing medical updates.
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Phoenix
Mnornin
Avie
Jen
Tthee- Mix
Ward Uhelpa
Mesa
Anita
Phelps
Avant Developments
Gwe
Dai Hive
Shakespeare on Stage and Hebrew Lore in Brief Railings
The note discusses Shakespearean theater restrictions before 1660 and Restoration liberalization, noting women on stage, then shifts to a Hebrew term Emeth meaning truth or Almighty autograph. It invites reader questions about Belief It or Not with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Suakespeare
Marculina
Artors
Saxsanta
Ripley
Unclear golf tournament results at Dyackenridge Park
Fragmented listing of players, scores, and venues from a golf event at Dyackenridge Park. Names include Hatursay, Fhlriyela Neles, Loros Starvey Pentch, Byron Retinbord Worn, Tony Maneri, and many others linked to San Antonio and surrounding areas. The OCR is garbled with numerous misspellings and scattered affiliations.
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Starvey Pentch
Autin Vee Siar
Wace
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Antonia
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Wowston
Byron
Tony Maneri
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Joe Tineite
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Clerks Beat Squadron 51 In prep win
Clerks defeated the Filir-first squadron of Brooksfield 35 to 20 Friday night at the Army. The club will face Kinoe Blues Sunday night at seven in Wood Taven Inegyn. Clerks rely on Meunier and Garnbolt as their high scoring duo with Tollock Wandrak Sehmeller and Arburkie each scoring ten in Friday’s win.
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Johnny Doeg Married in Newark New Jersey
Johnny Doeg and his bride Thelma Scuttler were married yesterday in Newark New Jersey. Chief best man was George Moart of Chicago. Mrs Doeg will reside in Newark.
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Furmar
Peacocks Fall In Opening Round At Bowl Tournament
In the opening round at the new $10,000 Bowl, Peacocks were defeated 31 to 28 by Lima Alabama. Alpine eliminated Tig Teaho 21 to 18, Rankin edged Odea 21 to 19, and Hanson toppled McAanies 21 to 18 in overtime as Wing advances to Saturday games.
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Peanaxk
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Sai An- Lorin
Baskebball
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Marta
Alpine
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Odea
Hanterson
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Garcia And Sorrells To Box Tuesday Night
An a rugged buildup for a Brookn Hooper versus Ed Gilhere main event tops the card. Ray Garcia meets Sorrells in a nine pounder semifinal, promoter Tey Warren announces. Jimmy Reminoza clashes Hobbie Griz in a four round prelim as both main events train for the Tuesday bout.
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Brookn Hooper
Ed Gilhere
Ray Garia
Horrella
Sonnemberg to Quit Wrestling Report Gloomy Retirement Hints
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest Sonnemberg plans to retire from wrestling with retirement plans attributed to a Gan Sonpennver. The pair may be remembered in a year as Hannenders join in upcoming matches amid investment talks in Tam Angeline.
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Yewauker
Wit
Mieegaret Elliott
Hia
Farend
Night baseball era reshapes Texas league rosters
Report from Galveston details Teague’s acquisition of Infielder Hervey Halton and pitcher Stein, plus trades involving Bailew and Moody as Waco and Dell Pratt’s clubs adjust for the night game era. Stein’s eight win, three loss record and .489 season average mark a mixed season. Halton’s move and Waco’s publicized plans hint at shifts in roster strategy for the coming season.
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Serion
Hervey
Lo Bheara Moody
Ant ‘Bie
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Hallew
Bailew
Poliah
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Wate
Dell Pratt
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Hower Hoanmond
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Hullen
Eaburg Junior College
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Texas Leaguers Go Into Session Early
Galveston magnates meet 12 hours early in their planning session for 1904. Delegates from Galveston to Fort Worth discuss a playing schedule while dining at the Buc hotel, adjournment set for 10 o clock the next morning after heated talks and trade rumors.
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Nhearn Moody
Alvin P. Myerw
Dorrit Lentt
Homer Hammond
Incallent
Sam Tanner
Han Anta Fred Ankensonn
Efonstan
Hickton
Shreveport
Mrs Dempsey Finances Her Own Affairs in Los Angeles
Universal Gerslew New Orleans Landan Fatello Taylor and Jack Penpetr discuss running separate financial businesses. Alyy Taylor asserts independence and plans to manage her own finances, not a joint venture with Jack. Miss Taylor travels with Bertha Boylan and Mia Barrell from Wilmington for a trip to Los Angeles.
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Amy
Xeara
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Ide Barrell
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Bankers And Demolay Win In Wild Print Sports Card
Bankers and Demolay claim wins in a rough night of league play. The City Central Bankers trounced National Bank of Comniceco five to none, while DeMolaye defeated Phosphor Fraternity guiulét 217 to an unknown score. Rieke led with 20 points for Cin d, as Cor and Graham added solid totals for their teams. Lineups feature players from City Central, National Bank, DeMolaye, and Phosphora with scattered scoring across positions.
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Ror Cor
Tal Ver
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Beven
Marley
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Army League ninth infantry triumphs 42 to 16 in Friday action
Ninth infantry trounced the Ded Wield Fliers 42 to 16 as the Twenty-third infantry beat the Second Medical regiment in Army League play. Medicos star Migginn scored 12 in the first half while Saturdas and others keyed the Infantry win later, with detailed lineups and substitutions listed for both sides.
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Soccer loop closes schedule on february 8
Announcement confirms the Mexican Soccer League schedule will finish February 8 at San Pedro Park. Teams Guerra, Guerra ab 2, Shlock and Manco Mexicana face the Tigers in Monterey and Punlay games as the season winds down. San Antonio representatives await the final standings with remaining teams set to determine titles.
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Junior College Cagers Ready for Monterrey Games
The Teo San Antonio Junior College cage squad, led by coach Bob Greenwade and junior college officials, left Bundy morning for Monterrey, Mexico. They will face the Monterey Athletic Club quintet on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday night. Players include Tolo Solis Edgar Oguian John Bayley Dell Michell Frank Palton Feder Walon Buck Buckner Great Keel Don Blilzidge and Leo Lopes. Student Manager Julian Myere accompanies the team.
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Bob Greenwade
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John Bayley
Dell Michell
Frank Palton
Feder Walon
Buck Buckner
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San Marcos Bobcats Triumph at Denton in Lopsided Win
In Denton Texas on January date unclear a San Marcos Bobcats victory over the Wenton Teachers by 82 to 23. The game featured strong play from Grmer and D. Granik for San Marcos. Denton methods were noted early in the game but San Marcos led at the half and remained ahead with Grmer scoring 14 points.
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