Aztecs Play Two In Sinton Series For Oilers
SINTON June 3 Plymouth Oilers fans may see two newcomers this weekend as the local team hosts the San Antonio Aztecs for a two game series in Oiler Park. Tonight under lights at 8 pm, with the series finale tomorrow at 3 pm. Hal Jaynes SMU infielder will debut at second base after playing for the Center last summer. Frankie Miller UT freshman southpaw from Calallen is the other new addition to the squad.
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Tippy Dye to Coach Washington Cagers This Spring
Tippy Dye, famed for the Last break basketball style, was named head coach of the University of Washington Huskies, effective immediately. He replaces Art McLarney, who resigned after the 1950 season due to ill health. Dye previously led Ohio State to the Big Ten title and reached the National Collegiate A A tournament semifinals. Washington athletic director Harvey Cassill announced the hire.
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Harvey Cassill
Art McLarney
Taroslav Drophy Wins French International Final in Paris
Taroslav Drophy of Egypt Salem defeated Evie Sturgess of South Africa 6 4 7 5 to reach the French international tennis final in Paris. Budge Patty of Los Angeles advances after upsetting Bill Talbert of New York. In doubles Talbert and Vongalbert beat John Bromwich and Adrian Quist. Crobhy and Sturgess reached mixed semifinals with Morea defeating Hopman and Hermson.
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Evie Sturgess
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Budge Patty
Los Angeles
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Bill Talbert
U.S
New York
Talbert
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Fight Results and Weigh In Near Contenders
The report details a boxing night with contender Welton and rival Felton, describing missed punches, a knocking blow, and a fall to the floor. It mentions judges’ scoring and lists several cities and figures. final results are unclear due to OCR errors, but references weight classes and a close bout in a regional venue.
Baseball scores and schedules from a busy league night
The page lists numerous baseball results and upcoming games across teams such as Lanier, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Chicago, Detroit and Washington. It notes detailed scores, innings, and pairings like Pittsburgh versus Philadelphia, Cincinnati versus New York, and Detroit at Washington with various times and venues.
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Doerr Son Hit by Wild Throw at Fenway Park
At Fenway Park a 10 year old son of Ned Sox second baseman Bobby Doerr was cut lip and tooth lost after a wild throw by Billy Goodman sailed into the box near the Sox dugout where Donnie and his mother were seated. The incident occurred just before a game with Cleveland.
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Crissman Transfers From Oklahoma City to Dallas
Texas league pitcher Crissman moved from Oklahoma City to Dallas. Oklahoma City offered his services for 2500 dollars, and Dallas claimed him through the waiver process.
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Wertz Drives Tigers to Double-Header Wins in A’s Split
Vic Wertz, a powerfully built 25 year old from York PA, drives in seven runs over a twin bill as Detroit beats Philadelphia in both games 8 2 and 16 5. Evers adds three hits in game one, Groth homers in game two, lifting the Tigers toward the Yankees as Chicago upends New York in a rough, injury plagued day.
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Marty Martin
Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Bill MacDonald
Pirate
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Speed Regatta draws nineteen Star entries for Alamo club
Nineteen entries have been received for the Alamo Boat Club's fifth annual professional speed regatta at Lake McCarnay Sunday. The 10 vee program begins at 11:30 a.m. Adults pay 1, under 12 admitted free. Final details were discussed at the Gunter Hotel. Listed entrants include Troy Bailey, A. G. Berry, Harry Combs of Abilene. Jack Barbee, Herman Mayhew, R. C. Lanham, Dr. W. W. Russell, G. G. Slacks of Dallas. George Kawn, Jack Nini, J. R. Wise of Houston. Eddie Marual, Phoenlx, Arig, Darrell Wilson, Chip Woorf of Brownwood. M. Whitney of Okemah, Fred Kiolhassa, Anthony Mecke, Henry Tauber, Henry Taubert Jr. of San Antonio.
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Harry Combs
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Herman Mayhew
R. C. Lanham
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Dallas
George Kawn
Jack Nini
J. R. Wise
Houston
Eddie Marual
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Chip Woorf
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Okemah
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Anthony Mecke
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Henry Taubert Jr
San Anonio
Draft Reunites Walker and Johnson in Lions Deal
PHILADELPHIA June 5 One of college footballs feared pair reunites as Detroit Lions acquire Gil Johnson from the Phillies to pair with Deak Walker of Southern Methodist. Johnson, a celebrated passer, is joining a 40,000 signing for Walker earlier this year. Johnsons college-minted exploits at SMU include crucial late passes and drives. Other Texans in the draft move to Los Angeles New York Green Bay and Cleveland.
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George Smith
Texas Mines
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Ed Kelley
Lewis Holder
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Must Be Worrying About That Lead Must Be Worrying About That Lead
Oklahoma City protest over a game not played, involving Jim Humphries and John Reeves. Reeves urged forfeiture or penalties. Dallas handled league protest. Humphries cited constitution and staffing as reasons for postponement and makeup date at home team’s discretion.
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Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Humphries
Big Meets Southwest Duel At Dal Hi Stadium
Dallas June 3 A high level interconference track meet pits Southwest Conference short sprints against Big Seven distance events. Key figures include Bob Karnes and Herb Semper for Kansas, Jim Allen for Colorado, Bill Carroll for Oklahoma, with Rice, Texas, and Colorado stars expected to set new marks in sprints, distance, and field events led by Charley Parker expected to sweep the 100 and 220.
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Kansas
Herb Semper
Jim Allen
Colorado
Bill Carroll
Oklahoma
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Rice
Bob Walters
Texas
Yobin Rote
Ray Marek
George Holly
Coloraua
Charley Parker
Mrs Aldridge Leads San Antonio Women Golf Association
Mrs Guy Aldridge was elected president at a Friday Brackenridge Park meeting. New officers include vice president Mrs Sack Gaskill, secretary Mrs Delaney Curran, handicap chairman Dorothy Causet, reporter Mrs Herbert Croft, treasurer Mel Low Seep, and Shale division chair Mrs Leland McChuer. The season finale tournament was cancelled due to rain.
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San Antonio
Fuchs Shatters World Shot Mark in Yale Exhibition
In Cleveland Yale’s Jim Fuchs threw the 12-pound shot 67 feet 1 inch, topping the AAU record by 3 feet 6 3/4 inches. Jimmy Lee of Northeastern Ohio AAU said the figures would be sent to national officials to confirm a potential new world mark. The prior record was 63 feet 6 inches by Jack Torrence of LSU in Philadelphia in 1935. About 100 American track athletes planned to compete abroad in three events.
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Jimmy Lee
Ohia Aau
Naional
Jack Torrence
Louisiana State
Philadelphia
Williams Leads PGA Texas Meet After Third Round
Youthful Morris Williams Jr of Austin UT golf leads the Texas PGA tournament at Midland Country Club with a 134 total after 36 holes. Defending champ Raymond Gafford of Dallas trails by two, while Amrit Joe Conrad of San Antonio and others chase. The field includes Byron Nelson and amateurs from Odessa Austin and Houston as the event wraps Sunday.
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Dallas
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Purum Mitchell
Addington
Open Golf Roundup Includes Locke Victory At Spalding
British Open champion Bobby Locke of South Africa led the Spalding Open with a four round total of 207 on a 6343 yard course, winning $840. Vaal Rees tied Locke’s late round 64 to finish second at 269. Charles Evans withdrew from the national open at Merion due to press of business, a first in his career. Additional local events and awards are outlined, with various players and stakes noted.
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Chick” Evans
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Atkinson Rides 4 More Winners at Belmont Park
Ted Atkinson, Toronto-born jockey, rode four winners at Belmont on Friday boosting his weekly total to 14 after five wins Monday, three Tuesday, two Wednesday and a blank Thursday. He tops the New York season standings with 54 wins under the wire. Eddie Avcaro trails with 43. Friday’s victories included First, Whirl, Movel Request, One Hitter and Jam Session with payouts of $6.00, $19.50, $3.90, and $8.70 respectively.
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Exhibition Softball Doubleheader At San Pedro Park
Two exhibition games are set for Saturday night at San Pedro park. Anonglow AC faces Eagar Tobin Aerial Survey at 7:90 p.m. Pail Marie Driggin meets Corona Christi Neval Air Station at 8:45 p.m. Tires Bluchannot lease AMAs is scheduled for Friday night at the park.
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Lufkin Manager On Disabled List
Lufkin manager Carl Carter of the Lufkin Angels was placed on the disabled list. He will serve as bench manager and sideline boss in the Gulf Coast league, after doctors ordered him to stop playing due to a severe kidney condition.
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Lakers Sign Notre Dame Guard O Shea In One Year Deal
Minneapolis reports star guard Kevin O Shea of Notre Dame has signed a one year contract with the Lakers. Terms were not disclosed. Coach Moose Krause called him the best college guard in the country last season.
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Missions Like Home Fences at Mission Stadium
The San Antonio Missions hit most of their homers at Mission Stadium where they show a stronger home record. In 44 home and road games, 34 homers came at home and 12 on the road. Home record stands at 16-10 while the road mark is 11-11. A cereal promotion note mentions Wheaties cases slated for under the Mission stands.
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Missions End Road Swing Ended In Rain At Buff Stadium
San Antonio Missions and Houston Buffs wrap up their series at Buff Stadium after rain halted play last night. Eddie Albrecht leads Texas league pitching for San Antonio while Marty Carlock starts for the Buffs in a bid to improve on the 10 record. The Missions finish a brief trip and open an 11 game home stand Sunday against the league leading Ft Worth Cats.
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Princeton Nears East Title With Yale Showdown
Princeton leads the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League with a 6-1 record and can clinch at least a tie by defeating Yale at New Haven. Yale and Cornell chase, with Princeton set to close season by facing Dartmouth and Harvard later in June.
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