Cadet Center and Kelly Face Tech League clash
Two top Service Baseball powers Kellyfield Fliers and Cadet Center Warhawks meet in Tech Meld action. Mound duels feature BU Scott and Wooly Johnson as lefties Bon Petreon and Wail Nome also take the hill. A doubleheader with Hondo Navigators San Marcos slated for Thursday. first game 12:30 p.m. Second game 4 p.m. Also Brooks General Hospital Daseball vs Cadet Center at 5 p.m. at Fort Sam Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellyfield
Cadet Center Warhawks
Tech
Bui Scott
Kelly
Wooly Johnson
Cadet Center
Randolph
Hawks
Randulph
Brooks Field
Ramblers
Lefty Bon Petzreon
Ganders
Wail Nome
Hondo
Navigators
San Marcos
Marty Errante
Melee Bakery
Ray Engelaze
Woodrow Goleman
Hass Ae
Brooke General Hospital
Daseball
Brooksfield
Wee Hvattaule
Odf
Blonnee
Fort Sam Houston
Christy Mataewsty
Fuchs Ace Ties Lands Park Course Record
Johnny Fuchs Jr. shot a hole in one on the fourth hole at Lands Park golf course Wednesday. He also carded a four under par 12 to tie the course record, with pars on the eighth and ninth holes. Playing with him were Scott Key of Randolph Field and C M Fernstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Fuchs Jr
Lands Park
Fuchs
Scott Key
Randolph Field
C. MN. Fernstein
War Workers to Play Waco AAF at Wolves Field
War Workers, winners of 12 of 15 baseball games this season, announced by manager Art Bartell, will meet the Waco Army Field Wolves, semi pro champions, at Waco on Sunday June 31. The club is also negotiating for June games against La Union team from Nuevo Laredo and the Baytown Oilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Eld
War Workers
Angeloe
Waco Anny Alyfield Wolves
Texas
Waco
Art Bartell
Wild Workers
la Junia
Nuevo Laredo
Baytown Oliers
Mrs Harold Franzel wins Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf tourney
In Brackenridge Park the weekly Women’s Golf Association event saw Mrs Harold Franzel card a 93 17 70 to top the field Wednesday. On night two Mrs Bob Bersee claimed the hone honor as Parr Bee and A J Krisch tied for putting. Rangel Wins, Oakland report notes Fresno welterweight’s 10 round decision over Jerry Moore in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Franzel
Bob Bersee
Parrbee
A. J. Krisch
Rangel Wiwnes
Oakland
Calli
Bhetk Rangel
Fresno
Jerry Moore
New Yort
Inetight. Oe
Sacramento Club Hitting Jackpot in 1943 Season
Sacramento’s Pacific Coast League club, the Little Pupple, attracts 4280 fans in home games this season, rising from a poor 1943 showing. Manager Earl Sheely reshapes the pitching staff with Clem Dressewerd delivering four straight wins and a 2.04 ERA, while Jack Angle from Houston joins as first baseman to bolster the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calil
St. Loui Cardinals
March Rey
Cardinal
Tnese Times
Earl Sheely
Clem
Dressewerd
Isheely
Separovich
Nger
Jack Angle
Houston
Bolons
Duke Suytar
Pigeon Racing Results and Notes From Local Meet
Local pigeon racing details include chippered standings, top birds, and entrants. Race results show Birdie placing second in a key heat with noted speeds and the Lane Star club contributors listed among participants.
Lanier's Escobedo Headed for Marines
Henry Escobedo, Tattter High School star guard in 1943 and 1944, passed his physical and is accepted by the Marines. He has been granted the usual 21 to 90 days furlough. Escobedo, a top San Antonio producer and one of the finest guards, led Lanier to the 1943 Class A state title and to the 1944 semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Escobedo
Tattter High
Escobedo
San Antonio
Lanier
San Antonio Amateur Softball Major B Division Meet Recap
Readable texts describe Major B division results from a San Antonio softball schedule with teams like Broake General and YMCA. Major A division games feature Swift & Co and Gerard's, plus various players and clashes noted in a brisk, period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Assovistien Finsen
Swift Wed Company
Virking
Fisher Bullivan
Gerard
Pauli Herd
Joing Ay Atiie
FF Grecian
Alain Stwertis
Shans Edges Jeffra In Outdoor Bout For Victory
Cleo Shans, weighing 127 pounds, defeated Harry Jeffra by unanimous decision in Baltimore in the season’s first outdoor show. The 6500 crowd paid $17,498 to Century Athletic Club as Shans with sharp rights forced the late rounds, ending Jeffra’s bid to extend his 70 bout win streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cleo Shans
Angeles Megra
Hany Jeffra
Délra
Jeffry
Shans
Matty
Bunk
Stark
Shatis
Jefira
Bhans
Delta
le Jaw
Beck
Michigan Aims for Seventh Big Ten Title
Michigan's teams dominate the 1943-44 season with seven conference championships already. The Wolverines need one more win in baseball over Pursue next week to seal the title, while Minnesota must drop one of two games against Northwestern to ensure it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard
Miseira
FPR
SAM Houston
Sullivan
Swift
Dixon
Vie Fort Saga
Alama Wat
Pune
Damar
Lth
Riarate
Vineor
Dewey Mhaeota
Kw x Cwak
Ian
Sams
Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Northwestern
Utah U. Jumper In Two Big Meets
Fred Sheffield will defend his 1943 NCAA high jumping title and also compete in the nations AAW games in New York City. Ike Armstrong announced the NCAA meet will be held in Milwaukee June 10 and an AAW meet in New York June 17 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sheffield
New York City
University of Ulan
Ules
Ike Armstrong
Milwauked
Browns Tie Yankees for First Behind Hollingsworth Victory
The St Louis Browns vaulted into a first place tie with the New York Yankees as Al Hollingsworth, 34, earned his 17th season win. Rookie hurlers also notched first major league victories while Detroit, Cleveland, and Philadelphia staged notable performances in a day of frenzied early-season baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeseeurien
al Hollingsworth
St Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Waltingsworth
Brownies
Washington
Joe McCarthy
Detroit
St. Louis
Jnst
Baseball Standings and Pitchers From a Fragment
Fragmentary baseball standings and player mentions across American and National Leagues. Names such as Boston Cleveland New York St Louis Philadelphia Detroit and Chicago appear with partial scores and pitcher references, including Wins and Losses and listed batters and relievers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Lear
New York
Detroit Jury
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Lana Boston
Lana Stew U
Asia Wedersdns
Respur
Warhinwiog
Lado
Nbl
Garrazquel
Ahr Fe
Brel
Homer
Unver
Detroit
Mnth
Boston
Dugd
Weed
Ryha
Warner
Kennedy
Klieman
Andy [Rodur
Kiemans
Jing
Judd
Hy Melkorich
Bowtom
Philadelbia We
Guinea
Lopes
MeLiah Avid Owen
Fonte Tun
Galan
Bronklin
Sudmio Omy
Thiladelphin O
Ruiloriva
Raly
Ferguson
Mueller, Schanz and
Finley
Leasing Mivher
Ferenson Gineinnatl
Unclear Sports Schedule Fragment From City League
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered listings of baseball and football matchups with references to New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia and Washington. The text is jumbled with misread names and locations, making full event identification impossible.
Florida’s 100 Million Race Season Sets Records
A historical Florida betting surge spanned June, with pari mutuel venues reporting a tote of 108,561,969 and state revenue topping 1.8 million. At Hialeah, Tropical Parks, and Miami kennels attendance and wagering soared, breaking previous marks despite a prior season decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
West Flagler Kennel Club
Biswayne Kennel Club
Miami
Hialeah
Tropical Parks
Canadian horse Shepperton turnover and Belmont weekend betting notes
Horse racing notes note Shepperton outstand ing Canadian five year old turn down a 25000 offer. Sun Crile and Chatwater produced a progeny from New York stable Shenpeston, with a strong year. Belmont and National Stallion tours promise record Belmont day. Platter leads Belmont mile and a quarter trials with 4:30.5. Red Cross fundraising to aid war relief continues through Jamaica and Belmont. Delaware park injuries include Dandy Jim. Trainer To Camarenorle A oversees operations at Shaged Staciest stable in Nel.
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Asgeementer
Fred Schelke
Toronto
Neste Tas
Shepperton Oultandime
Toeafer Toy
Sun Crile
Chatwater
New York
Shenpeston
Bryan and O'Hara
Thorncliffe
Woodbine Park
Belmont
Belmont Park
Platter
Penstve
Jamaica
Red Cross
National War Fund
Elier
Camarenorle
Necemeary Industruy Mire
Roachen
Jim
Amold Bone
Delaware Park
Hank Invites Service Men to Baseball Tryout Camp
Hank Severeid Royston Ted Sox scout announced a large baseball training camp for service men at Pitman Sullivan Park from June 7 to 10. The open sessions start at 1 p.m. daily and cover batting fielding pitching and baserunning. Beverald supplies equipment. no charge for training. gloves uniforms and boots not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevice New
la Jie
Pitman-Sullivan Park
Hank Severeid
Royston
Ted Sox
Vamp
Severeid
Austin
Beverald
Major Leaders AMERICAN 5.1 Batting Tucker Chicago
American League leaders list Tucker of Chicago with top batting while York Detroit and Hayes Philadelphia show high runs. Stolen bases credited to Stirnwelt York and Gultenare. St. Louis pitchers Botany New York noted. National League batters include Walker Brooklyn and Bordagatas Brooklyn with runs batted in and hits led by Schultz and Holmes.
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Forrest Orrell
Detroit
New York
Pinell Hilter
Walt Dkthiel
Orrell
Portland
Spees Kieman
Cleveland Indians
Replacin Vecn Kennedy
Cleveland
Boston
Calvin Coolidge McLish
Oklahoma Citys
American Legion
Brooklyn
Jum Russell
Pirates
Max Lanier
Frank Seward
New York Giants
Chicago
Nay Reyes
Giant Mina
Danny Gardella
Bill Nicholson
Dot Dallessandm
Bruins
Aircuil
Max Lawler
Braton
Benine Red Barrett
Max Macon
Connie Ryan
Red Birds
Liree
Ron Northey
Jimmay
Wasdell
Charley Schanz
Phils
Cincinnati
C Ater
Tucker
Jenbine
York
Hayes
Philadelphia
Bar
Stephens
St. Lovin
Dovir
Eastnn
Cullenbine
Clevelend
Ripley
Gutteridge
St. Louis
Scerey
Stirnwelas
Wm York
Gultenare
St. Lata
Nitching
Botany
Walker
Ruhe
Bordagatas
Schultz
Holme
Hoxton
Bayi i
Macon
Four Teams Compete In Inigh Tournament In Dallas
Launas June 1 71 Only four teams will contest the Texas schoolboy baseball championship in Dallas this weekend. Austin and Nocona two of the original entries could not return. Tonight Grazier Tech Dallas civ] champion plays Highland Park Dallas Friday Adamson Palins city runner up battles St Thomas of Houston The winner meets Saturday night for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launas
Austin
Nocona
Dallas
Grazier-Tech
Civ
Highland Park
Adamson
Palins City
St. ‘Thomas
Houston
Fragmented Fight Result Snippet With Names Across Cities
A garbled report lists fighters, venues, and city tags including New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Brooklyn. Several names appear with unclear percentages or scores such as Rudy Richards Larry Fontana Manny Cox Jerry Moore and Howard Bon, amid stray team or location tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tngeen Ocia
Mes AL Elizabeth
Rudy Richardson Tanta
New Tark
Larry Fontana
Krooklyn
AL Baltimore
Cleo Rhians
Angeles
Harey Anta
Baltimore
Lee Oma
IPR
Idelvol
Nat Manny Cox
New York
Burin Taner
TRA
Philadalphia
Howard Bonnat
Butlinare
al Daigaind
Jerry Moore
New York City
Evans Beats Bache In Houston Fight
Evans from Oklahoma City won a one round decision over Al Bache of Camp Pak Louisiana in Houston. Also Brady defeated Nash OrHy Foster Cetd and Lee from St. Louis won an eight round decision over Gibson in the semifinal. Coast League notes mention San Francisco and rain delays in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Pennie
Evans
Oklahoma City
al Bache
Camp Pak
Watler Brady
Nash OrHy
Foster Cetd
Jin
Roddie Lee
St. Louis
Doug Gibson
Hot Springs
Braatoason
Harry Lann
Del Mar Gets Racing Dates and War Time Extensions
Del Mar plans a July to August run at its track near San Diego with a 10 day extension for charity events. Willard Tunney says army verbal approval supports a 30 day period in September 1942 for the run. Bay Meadows officials expect more than 2 million dollars for charity from the extended season, while a hearing for Puente track operation is set for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodanuine
Army
Cal- Tornia Horse Racing Board
Bing
Crosby
del Mar
San Diggo
Big Meadows
Willard Tunney
Ering
Willan Kyne
Bay Meadows
Vi Hs
Southern California Jockey Club
Puente
Illinois Favored In CCC Track Meet
The University of Illinois, defending Central Collegiate Conference track and field champions, named a 15 man squad to compete Saturday at the Great Lakes Metal Training Center. Led by Clavie Buddy Young, a sensational freshmen star who won three events last week, the team is entered in sprint events while Young runs the 10 and 22 yard dashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
University of Tinoix
Clavie
Buddy" Young
Negen
Wing
Michigan
Young
O. S
Four Matches Highlight Club Championship Day in San Antonio
The San Antonio Country Club women’s championship bracket moved into quarter finals with Mrs. M. Killian defending her title by defeating Mrs. Forker. Other quarter final results included Mrs. Barnard beating Mrs. High Hales and several matches in progress. First round losers joined consolation flights as eight championship contenders, four second flight winners, and four nine hole flight winners were set. Local and visiting golfers prepared for Brackenridge Park Thursday for the annual San Antonio Golfers Association Invitational and a Riverside course medal handicap event with a $28 prize, plus a Calcutta pool and social events delayed by the tourney schedule.
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Ags
M. Bo Killian
JR. Barnard
Country Club
Killian
Don Forker
Barnard
High Hales
Phillips
Sam Kane
R. G. Lipscomb
Elvan
W.C. Abbey
ET. Gerry
Lewis Margate
Jumps
John J. Cox
Kane
B. P. Pittman
Lipscomb
Fiight
Ataragays
DA Mira
Paw Ipsya
Ara
Seni Jenna
C. Lipscomb
BT Geenveners
Reo
Inbn J. Ne
FE Titman
Mark Thomas Ve
Jenbam
Sermil Filent Bua
Licey Roo
Wee Fant Dan Guinea
Ena
Aonandatinn Suis
Cleeena Tait
Ven Lefevre
Wren mm
Mika Keldons
Ales
Lerenrne
Bastole
Lin’ Hewson
Bet Mav
Mies
MCR
Kmlan
Mee
Don Raiken
Efrard
Hy Ty
Mira Ahi
Sam
Brackenrige Park
San Antonio
Aurora
Ed Brady Sr
San Benito
O. CG. Lind
Leon Siles
H. Sumner
Meaden
Russell Armwell
Harlingen
W Dubose
Aransas
Joan Nevers
McCord Jr
Corpus Christ
San Antonians Win Texas U Awards and Letters
Letters were awarded at the University of Texas where teams won Southwest Conference ties in baseball, track, and golf. Lettermen include E. G. Seidel New Braunfels. Robert Darrell Frank H. Stephens San Antonio. Ralph Ellsworth San Antonio. John P. Hickman San Antonio. Robert L. Wirts San Antonio. Also reports from Eastern leagues show scores and matches across multiple cities.
Negro Ball Sadly Misses Satch In Exhibition Game
New York reports Satchel Paige, aged legend of Negro baseball, ailing with a sore arm. The veteran pitcher, known as Satchmo, struggles in exhibition play while wartime income and a star status for Art Wilson loom for the Birmingham club. The scene centers on Paige’s limited appearances, his financial arrangements, and hopes that Wilson can draw crowds at Yankee Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOA Considine
New York
Juse 1
UINS
U. S
Satchmo
Fang Rall
Satchel Paige
Dean
Ditcher
Attractian
Aero
Sitch
Satch
Clajow
Batch
Sinsil
Art
Wilson
Birmingham
Yankee Stadium
Miller Setting Fielding Records
New York June 1 Eddie Miller Casewall’s leading shortstop for the past few years appears on track to set a major fielding mark. He has 205 chances in 37 games with only one error for a .998 fielding percentage, pursuing the Tinker record while facing a potential late-season recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
New York
Eddie Miller
Casewall
Pittsburgh
Seins
ORB
Miller
Boston
Eddie
Everett
Deacon
Scott
Red Sox
Yankees
Eireall
Scott Awe
Joague
Willy
AAR
Nigel Descamprlans
Thhan
Tinker
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Millers
Tivgs
Eddie Holfig
Muller
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Swift & Co
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