Snead Takes Lead at Washington Open with 64
Sam Snead shot a 64 in the second round of the Washington Star Open to move to 13 under par at the halfway point. Alexander fired 62 to stay within two, while Jim Fortier, Harrison, and others trailed.
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Sam Snead
Jim Fortier
Akip Alexander
sDuidhs Hoeson
Alexander
Harrison
al Smith
Smith
Dick Neb
Marty Parad
Tony Penna
Bree Whitey
Bion
Hire Harber
Gambling hits Los Angeles TV baseball broadcasts
A new gambling racket targets televised baseball games in Los Angeles. Croupiers operate behind green tables offering odds on every play while viewers bet on outcomes. The activity, though illegal under baseball parity laws, is reported to be booming despite warnings.
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Tos Angeles
Los Angeles
Caslans
Lanier Signs Card Contract With St Louis
Max Lanier signed a contract with the St. Louis Cardinals after a stint in Mexico in 1946. The former pitcher will be paid the same amount as before, with a 1500 dollar figure cited and adjustments promised by Pred M. Saigh. Lanier stated readiness to report and noted being 50 pounds over a listed weight.
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Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Mexico
Fprex
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Wo Max
Lahne
Untitled baseball notes and Wimbledon desk items
A collage of sports snippets covers umpire clashes, a Chicago Giants Cubs bet tale, and Frank Kitchens with Vic Keen. Included are T A Abbott at Wimbledon, Gussie Moran fashion notes, Drobny and Schroeder reaching finals, and a plaque plan at Missing stadium, with Frank Flisch and Len in the betting subplot.
Seven Stars Tie Lead In All Gauge Skeet Duel
Seven shooters led the all gauge 250-third shoot at the seventh annual Alamo Open skeet tournament at Olmos basin range as the halfway point ended. Charles Poulton and Joe Mrost Jr. of San Antonio along with Scott McGill Alice Mrs James Masa Dallas J T Turner Houston Benny Bickers Dallas and George Glass Jr Midland broke 424 targets to share the early lead.
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Joe Mrost Jr
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Scott McGill
Alice
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J. T. Turner
Houston
Benny Bickers
George Glass Jr
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Praleh
Prost Jr
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Novella Cohen
Galveston
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Jenkins
Harlingen
Waco
Ising
Frost Jr
Satumay
Frost
Jed
Riday
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Betsy Rawls Reaches Trans Miss Finals in Lincoln
Betsy Rawls of Austin Texas advances to the women's Trans Mississippi golf championship final in Lincoln Nebraska. Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur Indiana defeats Polly Mackinnon Pleasant by two and one to reach the same final.
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Decatur
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Miling
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Iss Hawly
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Werth
Tex
Travis
Tribe Ships Rosen To San Diego
Cleveland dispatches Third Baseman Al Rosen to the San Diego Padres on a 24 hour recall as Hal Peck is removed from the Indians active list due to a knee injury. Rosen has a .159 average after 11 at bats with five singles and two doubles and five RBIs. Last season Rosen played for Kansas City in the New York Yankees system hitting .227 in 127 American Association games.
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Indians
al Rosen
Tribe
San Diego
Rosen
Padres
Hal Peek
la Peck
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Basuriny
Randolph Loses Wild One to Alpine Cowboys
In Watfield on Saturday afternoon the Randolph Ramblers lost a wild baseball game to the Alpine Cowboys. Lefty Miller earned the win for Alpine while Schroeter pitched for Randolph through most of the contest.
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Left Handers Vie at Seguin Left-Handers Gulf Title
Bobby Malone defends his Texas left handed gulf championship at the ninth almost tournament near Max Starcke Park Seguin July 13 17 with top rivals Reid said San Antonio will send strong contenders including Ross Collins Denton Kingsbury Houston and Cally Campbell Nixon. The event features 18 hole qualifying July 13 first rounds July 14 second rounds July 16 and finals July 17 with social events and a Dutch lunch and business meeting planned for opening night.
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Heid Jr
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ry-Leeaguver
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Reid
Meludie Ross Collins
North Treas Stile
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Kingsbury
Houston
Galveston
Cally Campbell
Nixon
WALG
F& Pan
Luke
Dial
Two Real Stars Named for New York Hearst Game
Two young stars Blosenbach and Neugebauer received spots on the New York Hearst All Star squad. Neugebauer excelled on mound and at bat during high school play, while Blosenbach, a 7 inch tall catcher, impressed with fielding and backstop duties in the Guadalupe Valley league.
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Haseball
Naguiauer
Weatenais
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Comkolie
Agason
St. Cecilyeatin
Warld League
Newgevalier
Amesyr Tourneys Open Sunday Amid Unclear Details
The text outlines an upcoming Amesyr event with multiple names and phrases, but readability is severely damaged. It mentions Sunday start and a dozen annual date, with unclear sponsor and participants.
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Amesyr
AHLY VICTOR RESIGNS AS GWU ASSISTANT COACH TO JOIN KINGSTON HS
Washington July 2 17 Ahly Victor assistant football coach at George Washington University resigns to take a similar post at Kingston High School Kingston Pa where he starred in three sports.
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Ahly Victor
George Washington University
Kingston
San Antonio promoter signs Baggett and Rivas for bantamweight bout
L L Baldesareli announced two leading bantamweight contenders for the July 12 card at Wrestlethon arena. Buddy Baggett of Dallas and Refito Rivas of El Paso meet in a ten round main event with a likely title shot against Hector Marquez if they win. Rivas is new to San Antonio but touted as top Texas prospect. Other bantamweight semi final pits Billy Hodges of Dallas against Baby Borrrady of Brownsville.
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NEW Here
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Baby Borrady
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Newest Wrinkle in Fishing in Rushville
In Rushville Massachusetts State Conservation Agent Roy W Tomlinson surprised fisherman John Murphy when a dog guarding a fishing pole pulled a cork under water and dragged up a fish from a pond. Murphy commented the dog helped the effort.
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INS
Roy W. Tomlinson
John Murphy
Tomlinson
Murphy
All-Day Picnic Features Local Veterans Sports Event
An all-day picnic sponsored by the Alazan-Apache Veterans' Club takes place at Cestillo's picnic grounds in Prnhandled three blocks off Simayison St. Morning and afternoon activities include sack races, horseshoes, and outdoor games for men women and children. A 4 p.m. game pits Alazan-Apache Vets club members against the Vets club Girls' team, per picnic chairman Nick Gavin. Proceeds benefit veterans' club activities.
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Simayison St
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Fisherman loses teeth to water snake rumor in Galeabureg report
International News Service dispatch from Galesburg recounts a bizarre fishing tale. Carl yon Carlyon reports his false teeth vanished after a water snake allegedly grabbed them while he fished on Lake Storey. The teeth were later found, blamed on sand otters and a dramatic inland coast memory.
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I Land
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