Texas Loop adds games in 1951 seven doubleheaders
The Texas League voted to expand the 1951 schedule to 161 games with seven added doubleheaders opening April 10 and ending September 9. Fans will see longer seasons. owners aim to attract attendance amid flagging interest in the all star game and league broadcasts. J Alvin Gardner, finishing a six year term, was reappointed as president on a renewed five year contract.
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Ft, Worth
J. Alvin Gardner
Syear
Gardner
Gppes
Flves
Shoter
Softball Results and Schedule From San Pedro Event
Fragmented report shows teams such as Filgar Tobis, Pax, Avila and Hermandes in singles and doubles events at a San Pedro softball championship. It notes match results, losers bracket actions, and ongoing games with Lackland and other clubs in late night play. The text is garbled but preserves match outcomes and participant names like McGown, Vera, Lerine, Vallie, Delfin, Yates, and Saldana.
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Far
Heragadca
Hazi Tug
Son
Marn Wall
Mil
San Pedro Ark
Coriy Olte Suleban
Edgar ‘Tobin
Buen
Fame
Samsco
Moonglow A. C
Mrnday
Lackland
Bento
Pohin
Brenner Motors
Lackland Sauiadran
Prie
Brook
Gerry Bonn
Lawkland
Altie Warnawiy
Bok Chana
Chyna
Lem Pendioy
H Alinwad
Ato Hilter
Enemore
Lacklant
den Tobin
Feadiey
McGowan
Chars
ORM
Valfe
Semi-Pro Baseball Results In BALWHAM Texas Tonight
BALWHAM Texas hosts a semipro baseball tourney night game where Weimer defeats Grange 60 in the northwest division. In the other matchup Brent shuts out Columbus 2 0. Weimer and Brenham both hold 3 1 records in the event.
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Balwham
Texas
Weimer
Grange
Brent
Columbus
Brenham
No-Hit Game By Vern Fear Shuts Out Denver in DH
Des Moines pitcher Vern Fear threw a no hitter as the Des Moines team defeated Denver 5-0 in the first game of a Western League doubleheader. The game showcased strong defense and decisive runs, marking a standout performance for Fear and a 5-0 victory for Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Vern ‘Fear
Des Moiines
Denver
Rajah Helps South Win All Star Game Dominates North
In Fort Worth on July 22, the South defeated the North 5 to 2 in the Texas League all star game. Roge Hormsby managed Beaumont and backed by Ernie Nevel, Led the South to victory with strong pitching and timely hitting. Bob Lemon produced two singles for the North, while George Brown tripled for a South tally as the crowd of 27,300 filled the park.
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Fi. Worth
Bob Austin
Ft, Worth
Texas Itague
Newport News
Piedmont League
Hahold
Ratliey Ft, Worth
Rogerg Hormsby
Beaumont
Lot Sleater
San
Laniss
Ernie Nevel
Strater
Hornsby
Rajah
Nevel
South
Fe North
Bob Lemon
Jeagie Hone
Oklabana City
George Prown
Shrevenorth
Keith Thomas
Beamont
Tah Marquis
Dearmont
Alfigle
Clint Courtney
Hernshy
Hig Daague Valeher
Celow
Paufal
Ldoubin
FL Worth
Savereport
Beaumoart
Inuston
San Antotonio
Oklahoma City
Dal
Jag
Tulsa
Jr. Worth
Boul
McDonald
Gaurtne
W & Losey SA
Cy. Sr
Ita Co A Na Aigaet
Mt Bladbury
Lewon
Toren
Rbi
Brown
Chamis
Maraais
Lemon
Courtney i
Blealer
Courtney
H—Brown
Margh
Neal
Sullivan
Crass
Blantar
Simons Am Gries Bins
Friend Hurls Norrit Game in Brief Victory
A garbled game summary notes a brilliant pitching performance by Friend and a victory claimed by the team over Wichita Falls. Mentions include Wichita Falls loss, Pirates to Indianapolis Indians transfer talk, and scattered references to baseball figures and events in Texas and New York. The fragmentary text references leagues, schedules, and promotions with poor clarity.
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Bob Friend
Nevrit
Wichita Falls
Waco
Rankie Hans Pitchoy
Pirates
Indianapolis Indians
Trent
Texas
New York
Friend
Philadelphia Ath
Letics
Jie
Rob Dillinger
Cecil McChing
Carl Powis
Ubu American League
American League
Stults Amusement Center
J. A.n
Aletelly
Clack Grittian
Washington
Third Baseman? They Were All Well Fixed
Yankees discuss third base by committee with Reid Ariin Red Patterson and Robby Brown, while DeWitt in St. Louis seeks young talent. Dillinger, 31, moved from Athletics to Pirates amid waiver play under major league rules, with reports clarifying cost under 350000 not 100000. Bassett and other clubs evaluate the trade and third baseman roles.
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Reid Ariin
Red” Patterson
New York Yankees
Dusty Stunger
Yanks
Robby Brown
Bill Johnson
Bil DeWitt
St. Louis
Keil
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
John “Red Carriden
Chicago White Sox
Carriden
Hla Chit
Dillinger
Alune
Athletics
Pirates
Aum a ker dake oa i
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled line with likely place or event reference. Readable proper nouns are absent. no clear persons, organizations, dates, or locations can be identified. The readable portion suggests a stray, indecipherable fragment rather than a coherent news item.
Fragmented Sports Box Reads Enigmatic Scores
A fragment from a sports page shows stray names and numbers: Bosa er EN 5 u Wiel Maga. ti ruln 4 8 Orynna 3 Pliehin 1 Golmrana Sarlnas A Linux Cit 4. More Sports on Page 12.
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Orynna
Sarlnas
Mize Rays Yankees with 13 hits in 15 at bats comeback
Johnnie Mize drives a record comeback for the New York Yankees in a 45 victory over Detroit, belting two homers and five runs batted in as DiMaggio moves to the fifth spot. The win tightens the pennant race with Philadelphia and St Louis tied for the lead. Stafford, Rasehi, and Ferrier contribute as the Yankees surge to the top of the standings.
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Yanks
Todiy Anil
Mize
Joe DiMugeni
Tigers
Casey Stengel
DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Gray
Vic Rasehi
Yankee
Bengals
Rasehi
Paul Calvert
Tiger
Tom Ferrier
Joe Page
Perrick
Philadelphe Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Bubba Church
Pittsburgh
Tohnny He
Sal Maglie
Giants
Claud Royer
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Bill Serena
Hrame
Andy Pafko
Johnny Sain
Brooklyns
Rodgers
Coleaders
Cincinnati Reds
Preacher Roe
Redlegs
Don Marrero
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Indians
Senators
Mike Garcia
Mickey Vernon
Ed Stewart
Ed Yost
Marrero
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Dom DiMaggio
Birdie Tebbetts
Itarter Joe Dodson
Baseball Standings Amid Fragmented OCR
Fragmented text shows scattered standings and schedule items for teams in New York Cleveland Philadelphia and St Louis with partial scores and times. It lists teams such as New York and Cincinnati with various figures and references to games and times, reflecting an incomplete standings page.
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Amarny
Yorke
Cleveland Ce
Tovetuud
Gee Delite
New York
Lotis
Payphieteheie
Boston
Eng Chenyo
Pitteburgh
Voli Poiana
Eiepmhy
York Fy
St Louis
Walrus Satunlag
Scheie
Piehar Benokys
Pierre
India Et
Cincinnati
O—Robertd
Taunts
Wox
Aoe Fark
Bilesed
Hearn Ciud
Uma
Blaléy
Anil Fallot
York St
Rant Bricklin
Entiaaelpyin
al” Cineinauli
Ostana A ‘Louis
Major Baseball and League Notes Across Teams and Players
Fragmented OCR summarizes baseball names, team abbreviations, and standings across American League and National League items. Mentions Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia, Seattle, and others with player surnames, positions, and game references, reflecting a busy wrap of scores and lineups.
Ex Champs Eliminate Each Other in Lefty Golf State Meet
Seguin July 22 former champions exited the state left handed golf championship as semi finals began at Max Stureke. Clyde Archer Pasadena defeated W H Gilmartin Ft Worth and Sterling Smith San Marcos beat Fred Blackmar Luling to set up a 36 hole final. Herbert Reid Jr Lockhart Zell and defending champ E Kingsoury Houston were ousted. Archer defeated Stallings 2 and 1 Gilmartin beat Pleskey one up Smith beat Fitzgerald 5 and 4.
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Abufm
WwaEays Seguin
Max’ Stureke
Bark
Clyde Archer
Pasadena
dWudge
W. H. Gilmartin
Ft. Worth
Sterling Smith
San Marcos
Fred Blackmar
Luling
Ithe ‘Eld
Herbert Reid Jr
Lockhart
Zell
Blackmar
E. Kingsoury
Houston
Archer
Stallings
Gilmartin
Art Plesfey
Smith
Bee Fitzgerald
Beaumont
Pro Player Loses Suit for Back Pay in 1948 Contract
Leonard Butch Levy, guard for the defunct Los Angeles Don's, lost his lawsuit claiming back pay under a two year 1948 contract. The club argued it could terminate a contract if a player showed less ability than expected and upheld its decision to release him.
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Los Angeles
Leonard
Butch) Levy
Don's
Cub
Levy
Hin
Flying Auto Wheel Kills Boy in Stand
A wheel rocketed from a speeding panel at a Cincinnati weekly midget car race striking 12 year old James Kerpe and injuring two others. Robert Ellis 17 and Erwin F Hauseli 57 suffered minor injuries after being struck in the stands and pits.
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Cinginnatt
Fury
James Kerpe
Chinnali
Robert Ellis
Clavinmati
Ellis
Erwin F. Hauseli
Anderson
Ind
Schroeder Leads Challenger in Fortieth National Clay Court
Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta Calif remains the top player in the quarter finals of the fortieth national clay court championships. Seymour Greenberg of Chicago has drawn the task of beating the world No 1 amateur. Other results include Art Larsen’s win over Jerry Evert and Tony Mottram advancing, with Mottram set to meet Herb Flam in the next round. In women’s singles Doris Hart Shirley Fry and Magda Burac advanced to the semi finals.
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Chicago
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
Northwestern U
Seymour Greenberg
Schroeder
Bernardschrieder
Miami
Alon
Magda Burac
Los Angeles
Mann
Quick Sports Quiz Reveals Southwest Conference Ties
A late Friday question asks who could be champion money by lines of profession al guif. tune in KABC at 10 p m 11 for the answer in Sundays Light sports section. The Southwest Conference member list is traced, naming Texas Texas A and M Arkansas Baylor Rice SMU TCU Oklahoma Oklahoma A and M and Georgetown Phillips University of Enid, Oklahoma.
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KABC
Fime
Texas T
Texas A
Sad
Arkansas
Baylor
Rice
SMU
TCU
Oftehoma A
Oklahoma A
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Phillips University of
Conrad dominates first Levelland invitational golf rounds
In Levelland, the Conrads led the field as only San Antonio entrants, including Billy Exforth and Wesley Ellis, survived the opening day of the first Levelland Country Club Invitational. Conrad defeated Ellis 3 and 2 to reach the semifinals, then beat Wilson Swinney 3 under par to advance.
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Levelland
Conrads
San Antonio
Tive Roads
Zatilest
Conrad
Bill Draxwell
Odessa
Billy Exforth
Wesley Ellis
Lubbock
Murrell
Raymond Marshall
Lubhoes
Teefurth Asseed
Male
Ellis
Conia
Lamesa
Jimmy Goldmaty
Lichbacht
George Paulowsky
Hollis
Packers Sign Negro Players Stir Historic Football Move
The Green Bay Packers announce the first time in club history that black players join the team. Coach Gene Ronzat confirms signings of James Claris and James Thomas from Obo State, strengthening the Packers roster with noted talent.
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Ree Ray
Wiss Fee
Green Bay Packers
Gene Ronzant
Nourinett
James Claris
James Thomas
Packers
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