Golf title on hold as illness thwarts Bebrieger bid
The 1939 San Antonio golf championship opener faced disruption when Lorraine Young was struck by appendicitis and could not compete in the qualifying rounds. With Young sidelined, field entries moved to four courses Crackingridge Willow Springs Club Forest and San Antonio Country Club to handle the crowd. Strong contenders included Schrieyer Albaugh and MickKnight, with others like Willaford and Grumbles posting solid scores as competition began.
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Kowalik Back as Tribes Best Bet
Kowalik, revived after a sensational finish with the San Antonio TaAlang, reclaims the top role for the club. He defeated George Murray of Dallas 4 to 1 Monday night for his second win over towga clubs, yielding one run while scattering seven hits. Murray allowed seven runs in another start but hurt no errors. Indians and Steers meet again Tuesday as Baker and Harpur drove in San Antonio runs.
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Prexy Transfers Club to Manager Amid Turmoil
Joylin Missouri reports manager Marty Purtell to receive ownership of the elit club as the Jomin Western association contemplates a continuation under his control. The transfer follows leadership changes at Independence with attendance dwindling and Truly ending his role after decades of guiding the team.
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Army Baseball League opens as 23rd meet Hospitals
The 23rd and Hospitals baseball teams debut in the Army Baseball League at Fort Sam Houston on Tuesday in a 2 90 tussle on the new diamond. The opener was delayed when the Quartermaster forfeited to Keily field for lack of a Quartermaster squad. Swedish Olympic committee to send 50 athletes to 1932 Games in Los Angeles.
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Seersucker or Linen Suits Sold At Discount
Fragments from an old ad describe seersucker and linen suits priced at 40 and 50 cents. The garbled text mentions laundry, delivery, materials, and a location at 48 & Lorer at, with references to Prmitan and Tadurering Reeraider amid unclear product details.
Old-Time Boxing Title Folders Stirring Comeback Tale
A fragile, overheated tale recounts Jack Dempsey and Benny Leonard era legends, with E J Knapp and Hardle Johnston backing a disputed comeback yarn. The letter claims tactics on Medina river fishing and prize hoopla, but the piece reads like a rambling, dubious nostalgia piece with faded specifics and dubious endorsements.
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Pardon
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Holdle's story prompts readers to print fish tale
A jagged fragment urges printing Holdle's tale and a joking challenge to publish “a story taken at random from the mails.” It mentions a weekly contest with a prize and a new contest starting Thursday, referencing Houston street. The tone mirrors a bustling, community newspaper call for amusing local pieces.
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Great Southwest
Barbera
Houston Street
Wrestling Promoter Dies in Plane Crash at Cisco
George Fox age 44 a wrestling promoter and Mosley 30 were killed when their plane crash landed in a Cisco yard. Fox born North 96 Lowe Michigan and formerly of Dallas leaves a widow and seven children. Mosley born Greenville leaves a widow and relatives. Fox previously sought to promote wrestling in San Antonio but failed financially.
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Squadron 63 Defeats Randolph Cadets 7 to 1 in Monday Game
Squadron 63 won 7 to 1 against the Plying Cadets at Rendolph Celd Monday led by Myers who struck out many and allowed seven hits while the winners launched eight hits off Miller. The readable text shows scattered player names and team notes amidst garbled OCR.
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Rendelph Celd
Myers
Clasi
Mila
Miller
Big Meet Entries Build Into 315 Athletes
The fifty ninth Intercollegiate AAU track and field championships will be held in Berkeley on July 1 and 2. Nominations total 378 from 40 Eastern Mid Western and Far Western schools. New York University leads with 35 nominees, Southern California close behind with 31. NYU will limit Eastern participation due to expense. Defending champion Southern California aims to defend the title. The meet doubles as a semi final Olympic tryout, with the top three in each event advancing to Los Angeles two weeks later.
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California
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Los Angeles
Hennessey’s Team Seeks Games for Weekend
Hennessey’s squad is seeking road games Saturday and Sunday as Reanescus, voriental nation als, and others look to fill schedules. Continentals defeated Randolph Field 7 to 4 on Sunday with Jobson and Postel in the winning battery. Postel Carl Griffith and Williamson delivered heavy hitting.
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America's Big Three O K in British Open
In Sandwich England on June 7 America's trio led by Tommy Armour MacDonald Smith and Gene Sarazen held early positions in the British Open medal play. Amateurs Robert Sweeney Douglas Grant and Ross Thompson posted solid scores while British pros and international players filled the top rows as the event progressed.
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Today’s Pitchers List From The Rainy Day Pitches
A fragmented OCR of pitcher pairings lists several team and player names with weather or rain notes. The readable parts include names like Lach Haines Benton Jewne Chiesa Mian Brooklyn Welker Plisbureh French Joliey Ruston Hassell St Lawie Stewart Burkr Chesto Lysne Hoffins and others in a garbled line of matchups and venues.
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Phillies Banging Away But Need Hurlers Badly
Phillies struggle for pitching as sluggers Klein Whitney and Hurst power a 21-hit attack. Talbot notes a 15to-7 win over Brooklyn with strong support from the Klein Hurst Whitney trio. Ongoing lineup changes and weak pitching threaten steady success as clubs travel and rest.
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American League May Baseball Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary schedule listing games among Washington Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland New York Detroit Toledo Louisville and others. Includes scattered teams and partial notations like Batlerion Mekala Teva Weberry Exleloon Cragtead Henliio. Only games scheduled are shown.
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Longview beats Hopston in Texas box score clash
In a rugged Texas baseball recap, Longview runs over Hopston 4 to 0. The report lists pitchers, fielding miscues, hits and errors across innings, highlighting key players and defensive plays as the game unfolded in Galveston Tyler and surrounding sections.
Indian Box Intrenanonat Newark 14
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69 Looms Big in Golf Field at Dallas
Dallas hosts the seventy annual Dallas Country Club tournament where a 68 or better secures the trophy in the qualifying rounds. Deed Clark of Dallas Cedar Crest CC posted 38 31 0 to lead the field, with Jack Tinain of Paris close behind 38 36 74. Johnny Dawson Gus Morland and Jon Falconer form a top trio, while Louis Nowlin stunned with a 40 41 in Dallas.
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