Rassle Card Completed for Wednesday Promoter Livetgood Card
Promoter Dorothy Livetgood announced a Wednesday wrestling card at the Municipal Auditorium with Wild Bill Longson of Salt Lake City vs Stevning “Dizzy” Davis as the main bout. Local crowd attention grows as Davis weighs about 220 pounds, heavier than his recent figure. Livengood also lined up three supporting bouts to fill the card.
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Aspley Mag
Dorothy Livetgood
Milcipal Audiorium
Wild Bill Longson
Salt Lake
City
Stevning
Dizzy” Davis
Lougein
Davis
Wrestlers and weights spark July 2 1945 card
Sunday July 2 1945 features Carl Bucs directing weights to prep star Pio Richman for a bout against Alin Richman. Don Evans returns to face Buddy Rogers in a semi final. Paul Murdock versus Barrmin’ Plymner and Maurice Lacnay versus Johnny Becker open the card. World’s most dangerous weapon of disease note appears as a separate caution.
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Carl Bux Dij Iound
Uso
Merde
Pio, Alin Richman
Don Evans
Buddy Rogers
Farmer Paul Murdock
Barrmin
Plynmer
Maurice Lacnay Fielle
Johnny Becker
Will Batt
Yankees turmoil and aging stars overshadow Detroit era
Sportlights recounts Manager Joe McCarthy’s rumored resignation amid a tense Yankees White Sox game as Hank Borowy's departure fuels internal discord. The piece shifts to memories of veteran players, notably Bert Adrian, and Texas League legends in San Antonio and Houston, reflecting on aging athletes and conditioning.
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Mike Tresh
Baseil
Tirad
Thriw
Stevie
Mfurttin
Grimes
White Sox
Grove
Ech
Tosh
McCarthy
Scherwitz
Ut Athlate
Tn Rugec
Berty
Adrian
Houston
San Antonio
Texas Baseball League
Grain
Merchant Cloniey Eisenfelder
Wade Moore
San Pedro’ Park
Beaumont
Dallas
Coreixana
West Kind
Woodlawn Lake
Hunter Hill
Hunter
Gatm and Wes
Tanoh
Harry
Pon” Noone
Fork Worth Bross
Texas Vingus
Southwestern sheep dog trials set for August at Kerrville High
Texans train dogs for first annual Southwestern sheep dog trials to be held August nights at Kerrville High School arena. Events feature dogs from western states with multiple handlers testing precision as they move sheep through gates under expert command. Local entries include Cap, Guyp, Pin, Sam, Tippy, Midget, Papper, Buster and others with times noted during Thursday workouts.
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Texas
Stidium
Werrville
Joe W. Pacheck
Junior Chamber of Comerce
Ube Gett
Tog Delver
Hnriller
Cap
Louis Ragland
Juiction
Guyp
May Leinweber
Mount Home
Pin
Jim Stroman
Kerrville
Sam
Ralph Leinweber
Ingram
Tippy
Adem Wilson
Edwards Suspended by Boxing Chief
In Austin on July 24, boxing official Leonard Carleton announced the suspension of Frankie Edwards of San Antonio for tax and report failures. Edwards said he had not remitted tax money for a Brackenridge show, planned panels before payment, and disputed the publicity while carrying a $23 cashier’s check.
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Edwards
Austin
INS
Frankie Edwards
San Antonio
Leonard Carltan
Carllon
Rowatls
Dieht Balur
Brackenridge Sports Arena
Beeldes
Bondert
Buddy Moore Decorated for Bronze Star action in Pacific
Private first class Buddy Moore of the marines received the Bronze Star for valor during operations against the enemy on the Two Jum, Valentia Islands. He braved heavy fire to rescue a wounded comrade, displaying leadership and courage. His mother, Mae Moore, was notified, and he is connected to Rice football and high school athletics.
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James E
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Marinca
Mae Moore
Barrett Aye
Buddy
Rice inkMtute
Liauh
Clawhey Moore
Navy
Tormery Byackemridge
Rice
Peurl
Marine Division
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Valenty Islands
Pic. Moo
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Moore
Ines
United States
War record for Bell Scott tied to Pacific action and Borie crew
Bell Scott, a coxswain from San Antonio, serves on the amphibious flagship in the Pacific. He previously joined the Navy in 1942, served on the destroyer Borie earning the Presidential Unit Citation for sinking 22 German subs, and survived its sinking. He participated in Leyte and Tarawa landings, earning the Philippines Liberation Medal and other honors. He was wounded, spent hours in the water, and was rescued by the destroyer Goll. He is a Brackenridge High School graduate and has two brothers in the Navy or maritime service.
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Pacific
Quincy Bel Groth
Coxstrain
U. 8
N.R
San Antonio
Texas
Atlantic
Mediterranean
U. 6
Borie
Tn Maren
Dorothea Mac Sherwood
Innesylie
Olio
Goll
Abos
Leyte
Tarzan Islands
Philippines
Purple Heart
Jefferson County
Ark
Ife
Brackenridus High School
O. A
Dale
Mike
Ernst
Frank
James
Maritime
Enegige
Rain Wipes Out Tam O'Shwater Golf Round in Chicago
Torrential rain halted the Tam O’Shanter golf event at Chicago, washing out the men’s and women’s opens and the amateur round. Third rounds were postponed to Saturday with scores on the boards, finals moved to Monday. Dorothy Germain led the women with a five-stroke cushion before the deluge, while Byron Nelson held a 36-hole lead near par 144 as rain reshaped the standings.
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Onicago
Burday
Dorothy Germain
Patty Berg
The
Marines
Dorothy Kielty
Los Angeles
Byron Nelson
Gene Saraven
New York
Nelson
Thy Ro
Joe Zarharat
Norristown
Rat Galdahd Alga
Irvin to Teach High Coaches
Carmichael of the Texas High School Coaches Association announced Jefferson High School coach Irvin will replace Antonins as a member of the association’s executive group next month. Irvin will lecture on track as part of the instructors’ program at the summer school. Brackenridge and Jefferson teams had placed high in state results. Gordon could not attend due to other business.
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W. BR. Carmichael
Texas High School Coaches’ Association
Barlow
Denes Trvin
Jefferson
Telen Sim Antonins
Clink Gorden
Bracksnrithe High
Achiev
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Menley Ab Abi Jone
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Gorden
Garden
Brackenidge
Abe
Flam, Mouledous Win Tennis Titles
TEGOMFIELD HILLS July 26 Herbert Flam of Beverly Hills Calif defeated Hugh Stewart of San Marino Calif 0 2 6 4 to win the Western Suilar tants singles title on the Bloomfield Hills court The boys crowd was captured by Richard Mouledong of New Orleans who outstroked Jack Two of Dairns 6 1 8 2
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Mitch
Herbert Flam
Beverly Hillis
Calif
Bloomfield Hills
Hugh Stewart
San Marino
Galif
Richard Mouledong
New Orleans
Jack
Dairns
Horses Show Winners at Amarito Gainesville Show
A scrambled item reports horses show winners with names like Mr and Mrs L Erwin of San Antonio and mentions a five galloped grand championship event at Amarito Gainesville on June 28. It cites jumping gun on other champions and references Southeastern Conference football prep work and a walking horse championship at University of Providence with coach Toor and riders Fasci Leo.
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Erwin
San Antonio
Amarito
Gainesville
Ane J.inbi
Noble
Tenestha University of Provida
Hampson
Blin Eagle Reserve
Os Wectinray
Toor
Wallis Roberta
Leo Said
Lodby
Naling
Gonse Ee Abe Abe
Spy Song Wins Futurity
Spy Song wins the Futurity at Arlington Park despite heavy rains, earning $6,186 for owner Charles Hasher. The event, part of a feature undercard, saw rivals struggle on a soaked track as Spy Song and Jim En drew clear late.
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Nefigoria
Arlington
Weahing-ton Park Tollay
Charles
H Hasher
Hefira
Kneckdayn
Silly Slivy
Aled
Hic Nun
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Gleve Brooks
Sproat Lon Soak
Tackers
Chiesgo
Ner
Den
Elban
Ani
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Lemehe
Doc Spears Quits As Maryland Coach
Clarence E. Bos Spears Jolley resigned as football coach at the University of Maryland effective October 1. He previously coached at Minnesota and Toledo and had been at Maryland since April 1943. He plans to pursue other work and will meet with officials.
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Doc Spears
Maryland
College Park
Clarence EB
Bos
Spears Jolley
Universally of Maryland
University of Minnesota
University of Toledo
Borowy to Hurl For Cubs Sunday
Chicago reports that Borowy will start for the Cubs in Sunday action as manager Charley Grimm weighs using Rank Ad in the lineup. Griffith protests waiver changes as Washington Jacksonians argue over Borowy’s move and Yankees defend their handling of the deal.
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Washington
Washington Baseball Club
Clark Griffith
Oxtay
Teagies
Raya
Griffith
New York Yankees
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Borany
Chicago Cubs
Larry McPhail
Yankees
New York
GwitGith
Tim
Red Sox Hand Senators 6 2 Inbox
Boston fans watched the Red Sox defeat the Washington Senators 6 to 2. Key players and scoring details are partially garbled but the Sox offense and pitching secured the win, with cited contributors and an official line including innings and crowd figures.
Indian Rally Beats Browns in Cleveland Game
Cleveland July 24 Indian rally yields victory over the Browns as pitching and batting support falter for Cleveland. Final score reflects a 9 to 4 defeat amid errors and substitutions, with Hayes and Boudreau contributing on offense while pitching miscues strain the defense. Attendance listed as 900.
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Monen
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Cipesat Byrnes
Roe Boudreau
Hayes
Meyers
Worsen
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Stephens
Meyer
Houdreai
Rocco
Umphrea
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Cubs Extend National League Grip With Cincinnati Win
Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati 8 to 3 in a National League game, Derringer winning on a rain- interrupted afternoon as Hats and Johnson fueled the offense. Dodgers offense faded late but Brooklyn won 2-1 behind Grez’s 23rd victory as Boston stranded runners. Philadelphia toppled by New York in a separate contest.
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Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Qads
Stan Hats
Don Johnson
Cubs
Paul Derringer
Raul Erickson
Derringer
Wali
Lake
Carter
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