Kelly Field hosts SAACC feature game among cadet rivals
The SAACC schedules a major Thursday clash at Kelly Field between the Kellyfield Filers and the Cadet Geiter Warhawks, both vying for top spots. The public is not admitted. kickoff is set for 5 p.m., with a later Tech Held game at 8:15 p.m. featuring the Hando Gomets and the San Marcos designers, as Randolph Rambers push their pennant hopes.
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Doings at Lights Sport feature end with base baseball triumph
Sportlights notes a Port Al victory and a judge ruling fining a hunter for killing two wild female deer. It also recalls Mike Heller’s 50 years in baseball, a treasurer’s report on school athletic finances, and optimistic projections for future Missions tenancy at Tech field backed by service-league profits.
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Local Softball Action and Exhibition Features
Fragmented text notes softball events and exhibitions across Fort Sam Houston area with teams including Dodd Field, Alamo Jewelry, and Santa Fe. Mentions Wednesday games, losses and shutouts, players such as Conk McGurry Kraynak and Dysart, and a Fort Sam Houston league context with a 256th QM Bakers unit.
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Belmont winners vie for 39540 City feature money
Thoroughbred racing notes from AP report mention Bounding Hons and Willan Zlevler as possible starters in a $39,460 Belmont City event, with Candy Sane and other horses also listed. Other items include Derby and Preakness winner Penal affecting entries, and Jamaica plans for Robart J. Dlenkt's Rel Bel Sigh to run in a $50,000 Enni PEE City stake.
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Mrs. Kunl Wins Bratkenridge Park Women's Golf Tourney
Mrs. B. Kunl took first place at the Bratkenridge Park Women s Golf Association tournament on Wednesday with 88 from scratch and an 18 stroke handicap for a net 17. Mrs. A. Rose placed second with 37-11-Ta.
Cubs Move To Take Tulsa Baseball Club In Talks
Tulsa World reports the Cubs have gained control of the Tulsa franchise in negotiation with Don Stewart of the Los Angeles club and Witham Pitcock owner of a local pro team.
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Star Players Shine In Preseason Dream Game Returns
AP reports a star studded slate for midseason exhibition action as George Munger and Stan Musial lead the National League stars in a 4-1 win by the St. Louis Cardinals over the New York Giants. Musial collects three hits to raise his average to within two of Dixie Walker’s league lead. Ott drives in the Giants’ lone run with a double and score.
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Munger to Enter Army Tuesday Amid All Star Talk
St Louis Cardinals star George Munger announced he would join the army next Tuesday, missing the all star game in Philadelphia that day. He has won 18 games this season and was slated for duty as the club aims to fill armed services commitments. Rookie Swede Hansen dropped a New York decision.
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Lettermen Jackets Arrive Weeks After Order For Local Teams
San Antonio Tech 143 football team posts another victory as jackets for lettermen finally reach City Athletic Director Al Lehmbers's office seven months after order. Other city schools report similar delays with awards and rackets expected later this year.
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Parker Signs In At Texas Freshman Track Star Joins Texas
AUBURN July 6 Parker a San Antonio sprint champion and national AAU star registered Tuesday as a freshman at the University of Texas. He hopes for an appointment to the AB Mallory academy but if he’s offered one he will not enter West Point next July. Parker will be on the Texas track squad but will not play football, said Athletic Director D X Bible.
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McSpaden and Nelson Lead Golden Valley Team Event
McSpaden and Nelson, top golf title contenders, won the Golden Valley invitational team event at Cooper's course. Eight-team round robin features 126 holes over four days with $1,600 in war bonds to the champions and $1,200 to runners up. The duo, who have earned $53,681 in bonds this year, open against Harbert and Torrese, as Cooper and Vines host the field amid a marathon schedule.
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Neely drills Owls on T formation debut
Houston reports coach Jess Neely introduced Rice Institute Huskies to the T formation at a summer start. Neely and assistant experimented with multiple formations merging features of the single wing and other options, signaling adjustments for the Owls.
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Callahan Golf Champion Killed in Air Crash
Lieutenant Callahan, 20, San Antonio junior golf champion and Brackenridge Park standout, was killed when his F-38 fighter plane crashed near Nene Santa Rosa Army air field. He earned his wings last February after a standout career starting in junior high, later starring at Jefferson High School and winning the state junior tourney. He defeated Joe Mapreap 5 and 3 in a 36 hole final.
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Where They Play Touraday Rasrrats Schedule
The page lists today’s sports schedule with multiple matchups across leagues. It mentions Detroit at New York 1:30 p.m, St Louis at Philadelphia 2:00 p.m, and the National League games including New York at St. Louis and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Friday’s notes show Detroit at New York and Philadelphia at Cincinnati among others.
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Boxing Card Ready for Montcalpal Auditorium Show
The program for Friday's professional boxing at the Montcalpal auditorium is set with two six round preliminaries matching Phil Montgomery of Randolph Gets against Alberto Estrada of Piedras Niegras Mexico and Luis Orozco of Nuevo Laredo versus Joe Laredo of Eagle Pass. The feature bout pairs Tony Brentz of Randolph field with Baby Angora of Mexican City for the Texas light heavyweight title. A 40 round bout has Jose Andreas of Onitas, former Golden Gloves bantamweight champion, facing Ramon Alva of San Antonio.
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Dusek Family Triumphs in Team Wrestling Feature
The Dusek team led by Emile and Rose Evans defeated Alfred Mille and Dizzy Davis in three falls at the Municipal Auditorium. Nell Slowark was pinned by Rough House Rose while Paul Murdock and Ray Clements drew in a preliminary. Bobby Mansgoff missed his match due to an injury in Dallas.
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Shaw Resigns as Santa Clara Coach
Shaw resigns after eight years as head coach of Santa Clara University football as the school cancels the wartime program. No statement on future coaching plans was given.
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Fight Results From Amanelated Prope Event
A garbled report from Dalz Texas lists several boxers including Harry Gary and Ball Ts 290 with scattered references to New York Chicago and Detroit. The text also mentions a charity play for Boston on July 6 and proceeds earmarked for war relief agencies after a suspended free list.
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Pep Aiming for Lightweight Title Bout at Comiskey Park
Pep A aiming for a lightweight championship shot in a 10 round bout against Willie Joyce at Comiskey Park Chicago. The card features Willie Joyce and Henry Armstrong as top contenders, with promoter Jack Keaviss expecting 25,000 fans and a prize pool around 50,000 dollars for the outdoor boxing program.
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Durable Mueller Real Work Horse for Reds
Ray Goleman Muller of Cincinnati Reds nears the Major League record for consecutive catching games, aiming to extend a streak that ties George Gibson’s 180 game mark. A veteran with Braves and Pirates roots, Muller has played 234 straight, hitting .280 with a record of durability and reliability behind the plate.
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