War bonds and public interest in golf stars
Harold Scherwitz argues wartime bond prizes raise privacy concerns but cautions public figures like Jag McSpaden and Byron Nelson may owe the public transparency. He urges disclosure of bond winnings, notes bond incentives, and calls for a formal inquiry into whether winners hold or cash bonds.
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Lot Mure
Universil
Jag McSpaden
Byron Nelson
John Q
Berch-Heada
Jungles
Ally
Sparien
Nelson
Professional Golfers Association
Tor
Softball All Star Squads Chosen For San Pedro Park Games
San Antonio amateur softball association announced two all star squads to face Kelly Field stars at San Pedro Park. Red squad led by Henry Lucas includes Doddfield and Brooke players with Kilbride guiding Blue squad from Doddfield and Alamo Jewelry assist. Blues set to meet Reds in early July with Sunday night games and a best of three series later.
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San Pedroya Park
Kelly Field
San Antonio Amateur Softball Association
Hob Smith
Henry Lucas
Tictit
J. W. Kilbride
Doddfield Dodgers
Blues
Fort Sam Houston
Taler
Reds
San Pedro
Phil
Arson
Cecil
Dike” ‘ Bain
Kellyfield
Purer
Dixon
Swift and Company
Boss
Kelly
Dietz
Brooke
Elmy
Radke
Richter
Jelt Field
Niemeyer
Alamo
Pedin
Dodd
Balla
ASC
Greer's Team Faces Two Tech Showdowns This Week
Tonnie Greer leads a roster of all-stars with a 12 win season as Greer's team meets Simon's Place at 815 PM on Sunday and Monday nights at Tech fleks. The late game clocks in after Sunch ang the Carop Slanity negroes, with results expected in a tense late hour matchup.
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Tonnie Greer
Tech Fleks
Simon
Sunch
Hostak to headline Los Angeles ring card in Houston show
Hostak boxes in a $20,000,000 war bond benefit in Houston June 21 to headline Parade of Champions at Municipal auditorium. The card features Normoyle’s undefeated army warmth and other service fighters with proceeds aiding soldiers and veterans, staged by the Legion and Camp Bowle services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hostak
Wac
Glenn Lee
Houston
Taglon Nere
Hostak
Camp Bowle
Normoyle
Army Warm
Kingsvie-Corpus Christinavy
Corpus Christ
Bam
Joey Yarosz
Teddy
Tommy Yarocz
Ivan Marcus
Army
Tieatl Mobile
New Orleans
Bly Grombacher
Amateur Softball action and standings at San Pedro park
The San Antonio Amateur Softball scene runs a busy week with Major A and Division II matches at Kelly Field and Camp Stanley. Highlights include Major A games featuring Alamo Jewelry, Overhaul and 620th Signal units, plus interdepartment clashes at Brooke General and Moonglow venues. The schedule lists Tuesday through Friday games and a Sunday exhibition at Tchter Weld park, with team managers meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. to plan further play.
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A. Softball Association
Major & Niwas
Ale Mepok
Sé4tty Wen
Rignal Co
Wisth
Denot Bneuly Dodd Fisid
RNG I
Arsth Slane
Alamo Jewelry Sissse Ingine
Air
Bena Co. & S Depot Group
Sengor Sieddings
Gerard
San Antonio
Ees
Gesygehel Co. Ee
Sens
Ihéth Quartermaster
Bakers
Asa
CAL
Jortant
ASC Tenlavement
Ih See
Tis
Selly Tiddimeers
Alemo Jewelry i Aalst
Sixual Co
Keily
Richter'a
Sten Riga Eoe
At & P.m
Swift and Company
Alamo
901S Signal Company
Frithr
Softiay
St Gerard's
Nbeling Asc
Girl Allstars
Allatas
Richard Progon
the Kelly
Span Am League Schedule Prompts Return After Withdrawal
Normovie, led by Leo Smith, resumes a three game Sunday slate at 1 0 in Filt man Sullivan Park and 4 30 p m at Meg Freds Place with new players joining after Normoyle announced a mid week withdrawal but then decided to continue the league schedule as the circuit enters its second of three rounds.
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Span-Am
Normovie
Jeague
Miller Park Giants
Normovile
Leo Smith
Ploch O9ers
Meg Fred
Kelly Tielani
Lamar Turner
Normovie Nine
Normoyle
Brooks Plays In 3 Games at Tech Field
Brooks plays three league games at Tech Field hosting Kelly Randolph Cadet Center and Camp Bowie. Sunday features Brooks facing Kelly with Dob Peleraon set to pitch for Brooks and Hay Baraca for the Fliers. Randolph meets San Marcos and Cadet Center faces Hondo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Plea Ganages
Tech
Kelly
Randolph
Ith Armored Divison
Camp Bowie
Brownwread
Brooks
Tech Field
Hay Baraca
San Marcos
Cadet Center
Hondo
Steve Colosky
Warhawks
Clint Hartung
Navigators
Walt Nethe
McLee Baker
Techfield
Randolp Field Ramblers
Toge
Cadet Center Warhawks
Nuevo Laredo
Kellys
Austin
Rotilers
Shepyard
Wichlid Falls
Pigeon Racing Club Crowns Winners in Pryor Run
Pigeon racing results from Pryor Oklahoma show Woodlawn Racing Pizeva club claiming a 500 mile win with headwinds at gale strength. Luther Brock and Walter W. Curry among top flyers with speeds noted in minutes per bird. Old bird series in Henderson Park ended with slow times due to rain and winds. A separate note reports Oklahoma professional golf tour revival for a one day event in Miami on June 20.
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Hetuy Cenere
Woodlawn
Pizeva
Pryor
Okla
Luther Brock
Jyazh
Walter W. Curry
H. W. Anders
Cal
Goodwyn
Brice Ward
San Antonio Conerugae
Eric
Kane
Bill Ratzler
le Dons
Thong
Garda
William. Ratsler
William
Rateler
A. F. Mureatroyd
W. R. Murray
W. J. Remy
W. E. Remy
Park
William A. George
Rum
Mason Ramsay
Town
Aberdeen
D. James C. Wilson
Rosin Wan Secong
Damertown
Wiliam A. Groygi
Heenen
Miami
Mat Mt
Kelly Defeats Randolph 6 5 in Tight League Fight
The high flying Kelly Field Fitters edged Randolph Field Ramblers 6 5 to extend the Service League lead to three games. Homer Gibson pitched well allowing five hits but needed a five run rally in the eighth inning as Kelly overcame errors from a late shower. Gibson struck out nine as Ralph McNeill and others contributed key hits in a hard fought game at Tech field.
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Kelly Field Fitters
Randolph Field Ramblers
Tech
Flers
Randolph
Ramblers
Cadet Center
Homer Gibson
David Fortriss
Gibson
Biales
Ginson
Ferviss
Ralph McNeill
Kelly
Aurestar
Olley
Tomes
Ty Watthewse
YO Kimninskisa
Bardelpe
Suy
Kia
Dykes Angles for New Sox Contract
CHICAGO June 10 INS James J Dykes said he is shopping for a new contract with the Chicago White Sox His current deal runs out at season’s end and he wants talks soon The longtime manager indicated no one year deal is acceptable
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Chicago
James J. Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Peppery Sox
Jonglesb
Mada
O Reilly Predicts Parker Sprints To Victory In AAU Meet
O Reilly believes Charley Parker can win the national AAU 100 yard dash at the New York City meet June 17 18. He doubts Hal Davis now training in Marine program can beat Parker and notes Davis last proved in California. Also mentions Beeville instructor Greg and other sprinters like Conwell Pearock Ewell as challengers.
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John
Dim
Chase Meld
Sivice Hintses
San Antonio
Charley Parker
New York City
Hal Davis
University of California Comet
Merlne
Hrimself
Greig
Beeville
Parker
Wes
New York
San Anto- Wan
Davis
O'Reilly
Iddy Young
Conwell
Pearock
Ewell
Charley
California
Hal
Lin
Oreilly
Speinter
University of Southern California
Illinois Champion In N C A A Track
Illinois star Claude Buddy Young led a versatile Illinois team to victory at the Nations Collegiate Athletic Association track championships in Milwaukee. Timels scored 73 points with Notre Dame 43 and Michigan 40, while Morgan State and Marquette trailed. Young won the 100 yard dash in 9.7 seconds, the 220 in 20.8, but failed to place in the 120 yard hurdles. Elmore Harris of Morgan State won the low hurdles. Ralph Tyler of Ohio State took the broad jump.
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Milwaukee
Claude
Buddy” Young
University of Illinois
Nations Collegiate Athletic Association
Souther California
Timels
Notre Dame
Michigan
Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Morgan State
Marquette
Young
Ute
Ed Conwell
New York
Conwell
Ralph Tyler
Ohto State
Elmore Harris
Morgatt State
Harold Pilsner
Miami
Robert
Ross Hume
Agai
Harris
Robert Kelley
Illinis
Herbert McKenley
Boston College
BUL Rangers
Missouri
Dave Nicholas
Tilnus
Achmidt
Onlo State
Blackwell
Oberlin
Anderson
Phelyg
Illinois
Kelley
Kenneth Wieener
Marinele
Predsnetfcld
Utah
Triple Dead Heat At Aqueduct In Carter Handicap
New York June 1 h One of horse racing rarest events a triple dead heat for first place thrilled fans at Aqueduct in the Carter Handicap race Bossuet Brownie and Wall A Bit deadlocked as cameras could not separate them. Budgets and payouts noted with Bossuet paying 2.40 9.30 2.20 Brownie 4.30 3.90 3.90 Wall A Bit 3.50 2.40 3.70 amid a swelling crowd and massive wagers.
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New York
Fanz
Aqueduct
Bossuet, Brownie
Carter
Detroit
Possuet
Brownie
Walt-A-Bit
Walt-Abit
Bossuet
Kramer and Canning Reach Berkeley Finals
Ensign Jack Kramer of Los Angeles and Bil Canning of Lafayette Calif advanced to the men’s singles final of the California Tennis Championships in Berkeley. Kramer defeated Ed Awmark San Francisco 9 6 4, while Canning beat Dick Carter San Francisco 7 5 6 2. Louise Brough won the women's semifinal by default against Pat Canning Todd, setting a final with Margaret and Pat.
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Berkeley
Call
Ensign Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Bil Cannning
Lafayette
Calif
California
Kramer
Ed Awmark
Ssan Francisco
Canning
Dick Carter
San Francisco
Louise Brough
Los
Pat
Canning Todd
Wal
Margaret
Pat Andi
Doroshy
Coast Pro Grid League Meet Set
Coast Pro Grid League Meet gathers eight Pacific coast cities for an NFL style event in June with an organization meeting slated June 22 and 23. Bill Freelove leads the loop and Los Angeles attorney sportsman Geisler is expected to be named league commissioner. Clubs from Los Angeles two, with one each from San Francisco Seattle Portland Oakland San Diego and Hollywood.
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Angelds
Pacific Coast
American Pro Football League
Bill Freelove
Fodey
Derry Geisler
Los Angeles
Los Agéles
San Francisco
Seattle
Fortjland
Oakland
San Diego
Hollywood
A A Stars Set for National Track Meet in New York
San Antonio high school stars Charley Parker August Erfurin travel to New York for the A A U national meet June 17 and 18. Parker, winner of 50 straight 100 and 220 yard dashes, and Erfurth will compete in junior and senior events with teammates and rivals from Texas and other schools. They arrive Wednesday and will stay at the Paramount hotel during the meet with potential entries from Navy and Marine sprinters also cited.
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Ibs Au
Bunday
Charley Parker
August Erfurin
San Antonio
New York City
Parker
Ttle
Jefferson High School
Furth
Amooth Brackenrlére
Southern Pacific
Goseh Barlow
Bones
Irvin
Jefferson
Texa &S Invasion
Bob Umstattd
University of Texas
Burt Gener Moore
Lubbock High School
San Antonio Tin
Ere Qurth
New Orleans
New York
Satturday
Paramount Hotel
Erfurth
Serige
Jeff Star
Claude
Buddy" Young
Tegro
University of Tinois
Ed Conwell
New York University
James Petti
Naval Academy
Ilo
Ala
Barney Ewell
Penn State Flash
Eulace Peacock
Temple University
Reilly
Marine Ha
Davis
Dim O'Reilly
Navy
Beeville
University of Southern California
Fender
Augie
Wall
War Workers Play in Waco War Workers Battle Waco Wolves
The TEM War Workers, recent conquerors of Rosita and other teams, move into major competition Sunday against the Waco army air field Wolves, Texas semi pro champions. They have won 14 of 26 this season and plan an ambitious run against local and out of town rivals, with early tests against the 7-Up Battlers and Cadet Center Warhawks. Lonnie Carlier went five for six as the War Workers beat the Kelly field Thunderbolts 16-6 at Techfield, with Bob Smith adding strong pitching.
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TEM
Lbe Rosita
Mipera
Mexico
Brooke General
Battlers
Cadet Center Warhawks
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Waco
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