Wages Saves Girl Who Shot Him
Jay Phicago District spark plug Star Cub shortstop aided by a timely court appearance to avert prosecution for assault with intent to kill after a gunfight with Miss Violet Valli. The judge dismissed the case for lack of prosecution as both he and Miss Valli were wounded in the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phicago
Jay
Bill Urges
Nfo
Tajay
Lant
Horney
Violet Popvich Valli
Jurges
Johns Harbaro
Yrges
Ant
Wdge
Alll
Brunete
Miss Valli
Garros
Djacent
Wrigley Field
Bowling league results and player scores in chaotic notes
Fragmented OCR lists bowlers and scores from Highland Park and Thursday night leagues. Names, partial scores, and stray notes mix team mentions with unclear totals, reflecting a dense but unreadable old league page.
Lilacs to Play Two Games Sunday at Leal and Lambert Beach
The L. A. Lilacs formerly of the Hispano American league will meet Tex Mex Lumber at Leal Sunday morning and Blakey's garage team on Lambert Beach Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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Lilacs
L. A. Lilacs
Tex-Mex Lumber Company
Blakey
Lambert Beach
Senators Win Half Dozen Straight
Washington Senators extend their winning streak to six with a 5 to 4 twelve inning win over St Louis. Harris and Kuhel drive in the decisive runs while Reynolds remains sidelined by injury. Indians, Ruth and Foxx pace other AL results as Sox, Cubs, and Giants suffer mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talbot
Irene Borla Weller
Washington Senators
Carl Reynolds
Dave Harris
Reynolds
Dilkey
Yankees
Joe Kuhel
Judge
Walt Johnson
Harris
Kuhel
Senators
St. Louis
Washington
Browns
Cleveland
Indians
Tribe
Babe Ruth
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Jack Hayes
Bill Swift
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyns
Guy Bush
Riggs Stephenson
Weroas
Dodger
Tankmen win six berths at Olympic swimming trials
In Cincinnati Ohio on July 15 six swimmers earned berths for the U S Olympic team by winning finals in the 100 meter and 1600 meter events. A 14 year old Miami Beach Florida boy Ralph Flanagan captured a surprise second behind Clarence Crabbe of Los Angeles. James C Cristy Jr of the University of Michigan placed third in the 1500 meter finals as Al Schwarze led in the century dash with Ray Thompson of the U S Naval Academy second and Minnalla Kalil of Vonolidua third. Six more spots to be filled in the afternoon finals for breast stroke and 400 meter free style.
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Ohio
Ralph Flanagan
Miami Beach
Fla
Clarence Crabbe
Los Angeles
James C. Cristy Jr
University of Michigan
al Schwarze
Ray Thompson
U. S. Naval Academy
Minnalla Kalil
Vonolidua
Ping Crest Golf Tourney opens with 52 players in Longview
Joe Lasage formerly of San Antonio leads the field as medalist with a 74 in the first annual Ping Crest Golf and County chip invitation at Longview Texas. First round pairings include Lesage with Frank Le Bas and Norman Smith with Jack Ramsey. Local entries and team mentions appear amid scattered tournament notes and unrelated lines.
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Joe Leasage
Longview
Texas
Joe Lasage
San Antonio
Ity
Lesage
Frank Lebas
Norman Smith
Jack Ramsey
Campbell
R. G. Clay
Doh Mathey
Safer Brackenridge Park Riding Range Urged After Fatalities
Two horses were killed and a rider injured on Brackenridge park’s riding range when a motorist sped away after hitting the paint horse belonging to Wilson Southwell. Calls grow for safety signs and road roughening at crossings to prevent further tragedy on the popular but dangerous trail.
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Felix M'Knight
Brackenridge Park
Wilson Southwell
United States
Alost
America
Olympic Grid Stars Enter Village
Olympic Village opens as Yale Harvard and Princeton stars join a multinational influx for the 1939 games. Marathoner Hans Oldag raises the flag with other nations as 400 prepare to lodge in English speaking housing. Jesse Ornstein heads the housing plan with Lytle Kanaly and Berman. Albie Booth may join after filming commitments. Arrival of teams from Ireland and Estonia signals a continued stream of athletes and officials through the weekend.
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Los Angeles
Sam
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Oldag
Baltimore
Armerican Olympic
Sonnet
Charles J. , Ornstein
ARMY
Ornstein
Robert James Lytle
Asheville
Tolland
Athieles
Estonia
Oswald Kapp
Italy
Numberiig
Rom Irland
Ad Hartington Anderson
Army League tilt leaves Kelly in fourth place at Fort Sam
Army League action at Fort Sam saw Kelly defeat drop to fourth place as Medics drew even with Quartermasters for sixth. The 23rd Infantry Doughboys led the reggae, while Randolph Field Flyers prepared for Fort Clark games.
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Kelly Iield
Mina
Fort Bam
Houston
Kelly
Twenty-Third Infantry
Fort Sam
Randolph Field Flyers
Fort Clark
Kelly Held
Hravon Norttats Amata
Vigny
Aviana
Dane
Annie Holly
Sumer Artore
Sbis
Mare Aurritions
Laitiaky
Towra
Mirding
Grittin
Charest
Stched
Hs Dkohoe
Trobina
Snith
Tyeden
Rans
Bre
Drobinn
Ave
Trurkers
Proninn
Ty Woods
Melty Flolt A. Sindon
Dallas Hosts 1943 Texas State Checker Championship Final
In Dallas on July 15 BL Wie of Dallas defends his title against Charles A Bradley of San Antonio in the annual state checker tournament final. Bradley, representing San Antonio, climbs toward the championship with a 16 hon proposal. The San Antonio chamber of commerce urged moving the bout to Dallas next year.
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S.A
Charles A. Bradley
San Antonio
Dallas Ties Beaumont For Top In Tight Pennant Race
Dallas and Beaumont battled to a late tie as they push for the lead in the pennant race. Beaumont beat Tyler 3 0 in a forfeit from Galveston, while Dallas received a 9 0 forfeit win when Galveston failed to show at Steer Stadium. Beaumont’s Biggs allowed six hits in a strong pitching showing, with Sullivan driving in three runs including two homers. Houston beat Fort Worth 8 3, as Rye collected three triples in a strong Fort Worth display. The Woodlawn Eagles schedule weekend practices at Woodlawn Lake.
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Bill Parker
Dallas
Beaumont
Happ Mares
Morsa
Tyler
Galveston
Gaze Tle
Dallaer
Steer Stadium
Pahner
Galeveston
Huntsville
Inter
Corsicana
Nicky
Pitenine
Biggs
Harring
Beaumont Fre
Sullivan
Steengrafe
Pickvel
Fort Worth
Rye
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Par—Dak
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Afa
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Masehak
Kelbert
Blas
Fal Duval
Tudmaier
Lanett
Ansgla
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Birbeck
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Senoner
T. Indep
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Handman
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Lolel
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Hahd Buk
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Tela
Shepherd
A Meyer
ALOM
Milli
MS. Wollowa
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W. Granfurty
Aeincoll
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Monger
Twalt
Rute Gian
Meleroll
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Vic Aylin
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Vic Ruhm
Goorsa
Goorge Scott
G. Kline
Nevelow Bros
Jory
Bkdiyman
Premnyt
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Lateet
McAleer
Oyds
Wyade
Kool Kushions
Ineh
Broadway
Alamo
S. Flores
Travis and
N. Floren
Richmond
N. St. Mary's
Tankmen
MIR Depot
San Antonio Air Depot
Randolph
Alexander
McCarly
Acassa Motors Ing. Ty & Guarantesdt
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Dunlap
Piicht
Dunlop
Marvile Gill
Wagon Tongue
Jash
Bob House
Istalla
Tech Field
Hom Mite
St. Radelg
Union Inn
Mickey Riley
Leslie Stavenson
Hrookle Slevans
Ifler
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Oilers
Texnen Oilers
Howse
Whatray
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Vortleagne
Tameka
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Hans Oldag
Army League
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