Nelson Good For 10 Years Says PGA Boss
Byron Nelson dominates the All-American Open with a final round 67 and 289 total, extending his streak and drawing praise from PGA manager Fred Corcoran who cites a great golf mind and will to win. Gene Sarazen and Lieut. Ben Hogan trailed by 11 strokes as Nelson won by a wide margin. Los Angeles area notes mention amateur standout Ar Dacring from Denver winning the All-American Amateur with 282, while Flight Officer Frank Stranahan and Bob Guchran were close contenders.
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Oniwney
Fred Corcoran
Hyran Nelén
Corcoran
Nelson
Byron
Ty Cobb
Bero Gue Corcoran
Munday
Tom O'Shanter
Fort Worth
Texas
Candie
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hoga
Spraven
Hogan
Harold
Tug" MecSpuden
Danny Shute
Vic Ghoezzi
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Als Frandh Tam
Ar Dacring
Denver
Cato
Frank Stranahan
Toleddo
Ghio
Bob Guchran
St. Louis
Patty Bere
Minneansilis
Dornthy Germain
Philadelphia
Batty
Miss Germain
Phyllis Ollo
Atlantic
Taiwan
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Ted
Miss Jameson
Miss Berg
Sam Schneider
Corpuy Clatstl ‘Tro
Rinine
Golf Scores and Player Names From a Scattered Ledger
A garbled list of golf names, scores, and notes appears, including Byron, Gene, Vin, McSpaden, Snead, and others. The fragmentary text hints at event results or standings with figures like 274.72 and 4466.56, but details and context are unclear.
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Byron Swerve
Sconerary
Gene Sarnxeny
VGN
el Ben
Tavan
San Saa
Vin Ghove
Mulch Dlareugan
Fraek Straonan
Tolinson
Laltoon
Rellers
Tatoo Leland Gibson
Ma Sohiay
Fevalta
Clan Hing
EA Dudtey St Isan
Baim Byid
Orr
Bille Burke
Joseph Faribrat
Berman Barvin
CBM
Ariatr
Relic White GT
Tea Feish Tutchiaron
Ee Tetuanst
Wilkie Goein
Dale More
Emil Stove
Odeck Grout
Felix Soratin
Georen Low Lal Hinke
Brean Taree
Reat
Hema Ransom
Upan
Lex
Monrechy
Sheepdog Trials to Crowds at Kerrville Show
Harold Light previews Kerrville Texas sheepdog trials with top handlers from Texas and Utah, judging by Wynn Hansen. The event features trained dogs handling sheep across a stadium course for cash prizes. Expected overflow crowds and town chatter hinge on the skill of well trained sheepdogs from Texas ranches and scouts from Utah and Scotland.
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Harold Light
Tivy High School
Folke
Kerrville
Kerysville
Texas
Siates
Alvin Dixon
Ames
Jawa
Scherwitz
Edler
Town State College
Ben
Scotland
Wynn Hansen
San Angelo
Salt Lake City
Bub
Hell
Collingston
Utah
Joe Pacherk
Kerrville Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ubey
Rod
Reyer Tan
Cour
More Skippers Ready to Go With Coleman
Wartime strain hits major league managers as several skippers resign or mull returns. Evansville Bob and Fred Fitzsimmons clash over leadership, Joe McCarthy contemplates rejoining the Yankees, and Mel Ott fines Bill Voiselle while interclub brawls flare. Cleveland's Laybourne faces nerves and Cronin quiets. A Monday game saw Cincinnati edge St Louis 5 4 as Ed Helisek earns his seventh win.
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Bob Osleman
Boeton Braves
Evansville
Bob
Braves
del Bissenetto
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Phillies
Tate
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Boston
Pirates
Fordham Flash
Puteh
Buccos
Lucinnati
Deacon RU McKechnié
Ott Utset
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Bill Voiselle
Samneger
Luke Sewell
St. Lows Browns
Jimmy Dykes
Ohio
George Costar
Brownies
White Box
Luke
Charney Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Steven Nell
Detroit
Gonnie Mark
Abner Doubleday
Clitie
Don Black
Cleveland
Lay Boudcesu
Joe Cronin
Boston Ret Sox
Ossie Briege
Washington
Dilly Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Clockatl
St. Laws
Clare
Ed Heliseer
Ken Buckardt
Wrestling card at Municipal auditorium features title bout and six more matches
Maurice LaGhagpette and Iottiey Becker opened the show with a paint theme and drew the crowd as they battled in the opener. The card closed with a dynamic main event pitting Dizzy Dayle against Littigson while Pounder Rid Paige debuts a new look and weight class shift. Local results noted include Lit, Glahouty, and Bay rolling to wins as Abern beat Marvin Jones and Abbott defeated Manner in key showcases.
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Maurice LaGhagpette
Iottiey Becker
Wlin
Aud Sforlung
Wild Bil Lotigson
Nation Hey
Ebonyglan
Sterling
Dizzy Dayle
Bau
Diay
Littigson
Aller Nigiy
Rid Paige
Lengson
Wien Ave
Ten Tore
Devigions
LAC Aele
Johnny Becker
Raa Boy Brown
Fragmented Fight Result Sketch Remnants Across Cities
A garbled OCR fragment lists diverse names and places from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Brooklyn and San Francisco. It mentions fighters or participants such as Johnny and Robby, with scattered scores or numbers like 145 149 130. The text is chaotic, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
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Nod
New York
York
Pellone
Headey
Jernip
Philadelmia
Drew Ek
Whicarootoey Baan
Ates
Johnny Urattaun
Owiemien
Baltimore
Louia Kid
Coco
Fred Hayter
Town
Rowark
Tecy Anduen
Brooklyn
Walouinted
Payonno
Neas
San Francisco
Tilts Fazelsab
Fos Angeles
China
Soonite
Wano Dies After Brain Concussion In Dallas Texas League
William Wano 48 former Dallas Stars first baseman in the Texas League died from a brain concussion sustained when he was knocked down while trying to stop a fight. He played for Dallas in 1924 and finished the season in Winns Falls. A World War I veteran, he had worked as a guard in a defense plant. Survivors include his widow and a daughter in Little Rock Arkansas and a son William Wanoer. Alschargte Marine Way student at LSU. Police Chief Gary Allson said the investigation is under way.
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Wano
Dallas
William “Ehief
Dallas Strers
Black Missions in Another Easy Win
The Missioni beat the Corpus Christi team 22.2 in a decisive victory. Middleton pitched for the winners as Copper Corpus fell behind early and never recovered.
Tenis Open at Delawniea Cue Open Round Descriptions
Unclear OCR reads like a tennis tournament coverage with names and results scattered. Mentions Delawniea nationals, Openine, De WALA, Quaker City, Philadelphia, and several players such as Bernard Bartyen, Min Fh rites, and Gene Buckowlekey with mixed outcomes. Overall report appears to describe round results, participants, and venues across several cities.
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Ralamazou
Merhett Phun
Beverly Iit
Themis Wena
David Mas A
Antonia
Tine
Philadelpha
Dewala Ataler
Ana Aco
Piyginrtite Phiaetry
Quaker City
Shia Fares Thindsone
Betis
Ruth Walbert
Hallie
Eosin Nintelina
Margaret Warner
Blay
Tex
Pinladelpha
Barhaya Khinheoll
Las Ne Rolen
Sonata Monten
Cam
Boas
Mate Aolm
Chienen
Jane Atasl
Pniladelphia
Hitting Leaders Shine At Brooklyn Ameria Rowing Meet
In a brisk race, Hantinss Fioinia of Boston edged Uno Nae fomal trasin and Ny over Gexty Roaen of Hroak jen, with Pony Cuccinello of Chic shun guiding the field. The event saw UW Tayetyehnarr lead 388 to Rosen 308, while Curcinello earned critical points to lift American Rowing in WA amid new records.
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Fioinia
Boston
Pony Cuccinello
Gennie
Cuym
Ameria
Wailer
Atusall
Mat Fureiey
UW Tayetyehnarr
Rosen
Vichnuel
Flys Poscantice
AER
Malmes
Toyon
Ang
Curcinello
UN Etichit
Wmke
Marc
Sig
Case
Texas Aggies Defeat iAustin Swimmers 44 to 22
Texas A and M swimmers edged Austin with five firsts and one relay win while Austin claimed one first and one relay. Individual wins included self in 57 yard freestyle and Jones leading divers as the Aggies dominated the meet at College Station.
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College Station
Texas
Texas Agate
Austin Recrtation
Austin
M. Self
Allen
Toleyford
Heemann
Wright
Slcmmer
Alistlc
Jones
Tomar Ff Jones
Chlomsa
Ant
Bouchard
Reforma Softball Fall to Shue Repair Team
In a Monday game at San Pedro Park la Reforma fell 3 to 0 as Raymond Aguido and L Silinas each pitched for Reforma. Other league results include La Rosita beating Marotta Lumber 33 to 8 and Los Angeles Heights defeating Monte fla 12 to 8.
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la Reforma
Canon Shue
Ssn Pevirt
Raymond Aguido
L. Silinas
Reforma
la Rosita
Ivan
Marotta Lumber Co
Bondy
Rudy Gareth
Slanday
Ac Fannin
Jewelers
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Heights
Montefla
Heights
Evaris
Pfeifer
Hahn
GTULW
Arsenal
Ketlefield
Jang Bexs
Guadalupe
Giel
Hit
Adyaaj
Puette
Nel
Thompson
McCarter
Davis
Withee
Stavall
Waxuoner
Bexar
Balterion
Rich
Wilson
Fepeda
Prernz
Ushastkeenger
Porex
Wilene
Rice
Hreman
Shields
Fuller
Muenster
Where They Play TURSWAY'S BASEBALL CARD
A garbled game schedule list references multiple teams and cities with scattered scores and dates. The readable items include mentions of New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Toronto, Newark, and Montreal, with partial scores and notes on conferences and associations. The fragmentary text resembles a sports roundup or league standings page with numerous OCR errors.
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Lear
Ghlen Louis
Brooklyn
PiMeburgh
New York
Cincinnat Ao
Boston
AL Ath
Philadelphia
Sto Fees
Cincinnals
Onta
Tlewssip
Unser
Burkbardt
Byerly Gardner
Tosing
Pittcher
Burkhardt
Detroit
Wen
Washington
Cleo
Phil Lane
Emul
Ames
Tursway
San Antonio War Times National Teague
New Forks
Arnaslon
Cinecinnati
St. Bus
Fames
Reston
Fhdadelphia
Menchaca Eyes TAAF Bout in Port Arthur Meet
Port Arthur hosts a four moment Amateur Athletic Federation event with former National Golden Gloves bantamweight Dick Menchaes tipped to arrive after two years in the European theater. Entries include Galveston Fort Worth Orange Beaumont and a tentative entry from Billy McCoy at Freeport for the AAU Light Heavyweight title.
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Port Arthur
Texas
Iuly St
Dick Menchaes
Imay
Is Amaronc Athletic Federation
Menchaeh
Eid
Selion
Werarsditty
Galveston
Fort Worth
Orange
Beaumont
Billy McCoy
Wrecport
State
Semi Pro Baseball Tournament Opens in Waco
In Waco on July 1 the semi pro baseball tournament opened with Red River Ordnance of Texas clashing with Marfa Army Air. The opening round saw Amarillo Arms Airfield and several teams from Wichita Falls to Fort Worth Mexico? contest with several wins and losses. standings show Sevenstad has yet to win a game while others split results and top teams move toward the next round.
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Waco
Fiat Zellom
Tueaday
Red River Ordnance
Texas- Be
Marfa Army Air Ti
Armaritti Arms Air
Ield
Waco Central Inatructors Schol
Ahveppamt
Fehl
Wichita Falls
North Camp Hoo
Hood
Foater
Wietavia
Pourteis
Teame
Renker
Poulan Cloiniera
San Marcos
Alte Bield
Chiltess
Austhia
Sevenstad
Settlements Swim Set for Thursday
The Federation of continents WHE holds an aquate merck in the Boys' Club post 564 Matamotas Atrest ab 7 p m Thursday. All organizations in the group expected to enter teams.
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Federation of Continents
Matamotas Atrest
West Tan
Massichusetts bandicon al Sitti Maven Anenet 11 at stake
Racing notes report limited readable items from Belmont and Washington Park. Doel Diver tops weight at 130 pounds in a sick stake while Firat Fedele and Winpey writer lead other events. Obscure results include Bay-area horses, purses around 2000 dollars, and mentions of Caledon Annte Hark and Blue Gene in the mix.
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Aranciniei Press
Massichusetts
Fundivayy Rhampion
Astur
Thy Geeaniss Stable
Doel
Twenty teams vie for city softball title in San Antonio
Twenty teams from five local circuits begin Wednesday double elimination city championship play at San Pedro Park to decide San Antonio's entry to the state tournament. Major A and B divisions plus Kelly Field civilian and YMCA leagues contribute teams. Opening night pairings include Kelly Civilians vs Victor Lopez Place, 306th Repair vs Fuselage Repair, and Guadalupe Center vs St. Gerard's with several more scheduled through Sunday.
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San Pedro
San Antonio
Dallas
City Softtail Association
Kelly Field Army
Kelly Civilian
Y.M.C.A
Kelly Plelg
Victor Lopez
306Th
Guadalupe Community Center
St. Gerard's
Remizez Tire Shop
Woodlawn Methodial Church
Woodlawn Methodial Church, 7 Pm: Tex3. Marines Fyherat 70P, Dolders Va, O'Cane
DSC Awarded Monk Meyer Named Medal for Gallantry
The Distinguished Service Cross was awarded to Lieut. Cal. Charles R. Monk Meyer, a former Army football star, for leading an infantry assault on a Japanese pillbox in northern Luzon. Despite three failed charges, he held the line and was wounded, earning the Silver Star with oak leaf cluster. His wife resides in Daytona Beach, Florida. Meyer was a standout athlete from West Point who played Army football and basketball in the postwar era.
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Siath
Luga
Whin
Miver
Meyer Priestly
Daytona Beach
Pla
Kelly Baseball: 5th Air Depot Group Triumphs 12-2
The 5th Air Depot Group defeated the 131 1 negro team 12 to 2 in a Wednesday game at Alchteveld. Pitching limited opposition to four runs as Kelly Field gained control early and extended their lead with strong hitting and fielding.
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Kelly
Air Depot
Kelly Field
Ciyijieng Wedineday Alent
Alchteveld
Hungry Brooks and Hawks clash in Service Baseball action
Hungry Brooks rools over and Hawks Feast as Ganders aim for fifth win. The Ganders host the AAP Warhawks at Tech Field Tuesday at 5:20 PM with Paul Rinscher slated to start after beating the Kelly Fliers. Warhawks may ride starter Red Aster or Steve Colosky with Woody Johnson in reserve as De Wilber supervised last inning Sunday. Grover Resinget has pitched well recently. San Marcos Navigators try to return to second by hosting Honda Comets while Randolph Ramblers meet Kelly Fliers in a pivotal clash for first and a Shaughnessy race spot.
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Phe Brooks
Redaster
Steve Colosky
Woody Johnson
Easter
de] Wilber
Simday
Honda
Grover Resinget Fies
San Marcos Navigators
Navigators
Honda Comets
Brooks
San Marcos
Randolph Field Ramblers
Kelly Field Fliers
Randolph
Ramblers
Shaughnessy
Bowling Fort Sam Houston Auth Wachine champs in Army league
Fort Sam Houston bowling unit wins the National division title in a pinfall match at Randolph Field. Competing at Main Center, 38-game series determined the purse and final standings with notable performances by Ralph Dickeras and a relay setup guiding the final matches toward Dallas on August 19.
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Fort Sam Houston
Army Bowling League
Sts
slcmon_ winnase
Randoph Field
Maincopter
Iffernoon
Dalles
Ralph Dickérsar
Dallas
Dallasiter
Cottingham Bearing Company
Brackenridge Women’s Golf Club Hosts Special Bogey Event
Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Association members will host a special bogey event in addition to their regular round on Wednesday, starting at 9 30.
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Brackenider Park
Brackenridge
Bradley to Return to Peoria Cage Squad Tour Next Winter
Bradley college of Feorli plans to publish a cage squad on the tour again next winter. Athletic Director A. D. Robertson said today that no games are scheduled. The team aims to defend Midwestern basketball honors, continuing a major sports tradition since spring 1944.
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Bradley
Peoria
Bradley College of
Dean Ibue in Town Next Friday Night
Local baseball figure Dean Ibue is billed for a Friday night appearance ahead of a Saturday pitching duty at Tech field against the 7th Rattlers. The piece recalls his history with St Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs, noting mass fan attention and multiple trades in earlier seasons. It mentions a charity or promotional event, with Umpire Ernest Lawsat and promoter Lorenzo S. Gohtx organizing a Saturday show for 8:15 p.m. with Lefty and other local players, and hints at a $20,000 yearly deal from a St Louis brewery.
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Iim
Dizzy Dean
Tech Field
Rattlers
Jin
St. Louis Cardinals
Tilea
Chicago Cubs
Gards
Pay Dean
Dern Wih
Netar
Ernest Lawsat
Lorenzo
N. Gohtx
Ted Meid
University of Texas Star
Brackenridge High
Wil Plen
Matt
Hatts
Randolphiel
Deas
Este Revelpes
St. Louis Brewery
Penelope
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