Hot tussle in title flap in city golf championship
The city golf tournament advances to semis with Bernam Schreiver defending champion facing Tom Lawrence on Rogers Course. Albaugh and Lieutenant Rogers vie for final spots as 18 holes at Brackenridge or Country Club may shape Sunday’s schedule. Schreiver beat Sergeant Stevenson 6 and 4, while Lawrence pushed despite a Friday 70 and McEnight’s 73.
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Forrest
Puster
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Redwings Defeat Hawks in League at San Pedro Park
In TONESTAR LEAGUE action the National Redwings beat the Gan Perio Hawks 114 at San Pedro park on Friday afternoon. Brinham pitched well for Redwings allowing seven hits as teammates collected 17 off Doster and Nick. Power and Menzies went four for five for the winners while Jorgensen was two for four for the Hawks.
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Loepp Jeanes Trade Shifts Texas League Outfield Balance
Dallas dispatch reports on June 11 1947 that Dallex Ricers VP Tatleton traded George Loepp of Dell Center Nelder to Fort Worth for Tex Teanes Fort Worth center fielder with no cash exchanged. Loepp known for elite defense. Jeames noted as strong batter but weaker in field.
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Bowling New Braunfels Results From Drentele Alley Meet
Results from a bowling meet at Sew Drentele alleys list players and scores, including Paul John and Geo Gowbl. Standings show Wagrmueht and Lanty Pet. M. Wong led games, with numerous individual totals across multiple lanes and a seasonal league context.
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Fragmentary Meals and Supplies List Itemized in Odd Note
A garbled memo mentions gas oil ware and a list of food and supplies including ham sandwiches hard boiled eggs pickle items paper napkins ginger ale and gear like a license and golf belongings. Names and clear actions are missing, leaving only scattered terms and partial phrases.
Wrestling Riot At Exposition Arena Ends In Punches
Gus Kallio dominates Craig in three falls at Exposition arena as crowd erupts with bottle tosses and fan onslaughts. Lindsey defeats Stratton, and Silent Rattan advances, while 2,500 spectators witness chaotic bouts and a planned boxing event for next Thursday.
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Gus Ballio
Pational Pssociation
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Red” Lindsey
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Exposition Arena
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Kaillo
Walter Bhutton
Chicago
Strong Boy
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Stratton
Bulldog
Millory
Rattan
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Jack Domar
Dormar
Charlie Heard
Jack Curtis
BI Harmison
Bulldog Mallory
Jack Via
Lefty Craig
Eddie Sperring
Ctaig
Louie
Rich
Albert
Marathon Runners from 3 Nations Meet at Soldier Field
Chicago hosts a 15 mile marathon featuring non men runners from Germany Argentina and the United States as a potential Olympic qualifier. The event gathers top endurance athletes to determine the leading contender for upcoming Olympic competition.
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Soldier Field
Juan Carlos Zabali
Eva
Dwight Aln
Ower
Sarah
Scarlett
Sarnly
Larmon Cox Added to L A Outfield
Hall Harper and Fitegerald, San Antonio Indian outfielders, may depart as the Tribe picks up Larmon Cox from Galveston with an option to add batting punch from the right. Cox, not a power hitter this year, leaves Galveston while Texas reliever Frank Tubbs moves to the Western League. Cox runs a hat shop in San Antonio in winter. Dallas club signs catcher Hugh Wise, formerly of Beaumont, as a free agent after a release by Detroit.
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Fitegerald
San Antonio
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Lesry
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Tretrolt
Grant Lott Final in National Clay Courts Championship
In Memphis on June 11 Grant of Atlanta faced George Lott of Chicago for the singles title at the national clay courts championships. Grant, 1930 champion, won 3-0 over Cliff Sutter while Lott endured a long path through quarterfinals and semifinals before meeting Grant in the doubles stage with Lott against Robert Little and Fred Andrews in the only unplayed quarterfinal.
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Atlanta
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Chicago
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Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Sutter
Wilbur
Junior" Coen
Kansas City
Berkeley Bell
New York
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Atlants
Fred Andrews
Birmingham
Lead in Sunday Morning Baseball League Stakes Craig Athletics Tie
The Craig Athletics face the San Antonio Air Depot at Duncan Field at 10 am for the Sunday Morning Baseball League lead. All Craig players expected by 9 am. Little Austins win with reinforcements as they overpower Mexico National OAT Mars at League Park.
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Indians set season high with 11 runs in win at Fort Worth
San Antonio Indians arrive for three game series with Fort Worth, boosting season high to 11 runs in Friday's 11 to 6 victory over Tyler. Cy Smith relieved. Benson led scoring with two homers, while Washington added two homers for the visitors.
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Sarazen Wins British Open After Overseas Triumph
Britons say they picked Sarazen from the start as the American won the British Open, the ninth straight American victory and 11th in 12 years. Sarazen finished with a total 287, two strokes under the prior record set by Bobby Jones in 1927. MacDonald Smith placed second with 288, edging Arthur Havers by one stroke. Tommy Armour ended with 302 after an 83 on the final round.
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Sarazen Adrits Big Thrill
Gene Severen newly crowned British open golf champion accepted an invitation to a dinner in his honor in New York next Friday. Johnny Farrell extended the invitation on behalf of John Tnelis president of the Metropolitan Professional Golf association. Farrell praised the crowd and Severen expressed excitement about the event and a potential record, noting his U S Open win.
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City Major League Game at Tech Field
The Texas Chirypractic Hawks host Missouri Pacific Gunshine Specials at Tech Field North Flores Street Saturday. The Specials add Frank Wood Dan Rivas and Tex Tern. On Sunday Navarra club faces the Sixty eights Squadron at Booster Park with added players. Giants travel to St Hedwig for a 3 oclock Sunday game.
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Booster Park
Army tennis gets started in Eighth Corps Area tourney
Preliminary matches begin Saturday afternoon at the San Antonio Country Club as the annual Eighth Corps Area tennis championship opens with teams from Fort Sill Fort Francis Warren and other posts. Meanwhile Blakeys garage baseball hosts Bundry and El Mendorf Tigers with a manager meeting at 8 pm. Mexico National Juniors plan Sunday trip to play Lurelle Eagles with a 7 am departure. Joe Boley signs with Cleveland after a productive workout. Colonials YS cleaners prepare for a Losoya diamond doubleheader on Sunday.
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Moody Defeats Round to Retain Wightman Cup
United States clinched its fourth straight Wightman Cup victory in Wimbledon as Helen Wills Moody defeated Dorothy Round 6-3 6-2. The American team also won other matches to secure the series on June 1.
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England
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Helen Wills Moody
Dorothy Round
Great Britain
Schuh Grocers Face San Antonio Barbers Sunday
Schuh Grocers set to entertain the San Antonio Barbers at 2 30 on Sunday on the Schuh diamond located 128 miles out on the Gulchre road. The Grocers seek an out-of-town game due dune 19 and prefer O Hants. Written by H Schuh Route 4 Box 105 San Antonio.
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Racing Consensus Whitmine's Best Saturday at Aqueinel
Racing notes describe multiple horses and placings, naming trainers and venues as part of a gridded results listing. It mentions bettors urged to use Light Classified ads and ETSA for announcements, plus San Antonio real estate ads.
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