Local TV Station Adapters Aimed at 20000 Sets Ready
KCOR pushing to secure a Wednesday deal with American Broadcasting. CBS successor questions if the new Local TV Station can attract listeners with required special sets. Southern Equipment Company reports 6000 adapters prepared, while COR claims 20000 sets ready for signals to keep viewers in front of their screens.
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KCOR
American Broadcasting Co
CBS
COR
Southern Equipment Co
A Whole Ball Field for Just 80 Cents
A town project near the First Bank by Sam Jose and Terry With unveils a donated land ball field with dugout bases and a sunshade. About 254 boys participate in downtown recreation programs run by the YMCA through this community effort, with total costs described as minimal for the improvement.
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Bankist
Sam Jose
Terry
Sam Terry
YMCA
Chance to Talk Over Nolte from George C. Lam tin
Mary Immaculate League invites on Sunday 4 to 9 p m at St. Anthony's College 2000 McCullough for football talk and barbecue to raise funds for Oblate of Mary Immaculate priests serving destitute mission parishes in the Southwest Texas and Mexico. Local community members join in to support the effort with prepared meals by Mr and Mrs Louis Reile.
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Mary Immaculate League
Oblate of Mary
Texas
Mexico
Bardy
Shable Athetes
St. Anthony’s
St. Anthony's College
McCullough
Louis
Reile
George
Saycees Welcome 8 A Golfers at San Antonio Meet
San Antonio junior golfers from the area and 1 year olds and under are invited for June 27 28 with other local participants. For more information contact Frank White 1102 Commerce in area Junior Chamber of Commerce Reudon Texas. Tournament entries close June 20. Reading recommendations for parents include Little League guides and John Statevepost.
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Saycees
San Antonio
Iormation
Frank White
Commerce Inn Area
Giammalva Faces Contreras in Texas Sectional Tennis Semis
Southwest Conference champion Sammy Giammalva meets Pareto Contreras in the men singles semifinals at the Texas Sectional Tennis Tournament at Seven Oaks. Peggy Startzman of Houston plays Marilyn Montgomery of San Antonio in the women’s semifinals with top seed Bartzen awaiting in the finals after beating Courtney Henriesson 6 1 6 2 6 2. Carol Cummings of Wichita Falls awaits the Montgomery-Startzman winner in the final.
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Sammy Giammalva
Pareto Contreras
Sevenoaks
Peggy Startuman
Houston
Marilyn Montgomery
San Antonio
Gianmaira Contreras
Bernard
Tut" Bartzen
Dallas
Bartzen
Courtney Henriesson
Montgomery - Startzman
Carol Cummings
Wichita Falls
Miss Cummings
Betty Gray
Ethel Norton
Santee Wins 880 at Stockton Track Meet
Wes Santee, considered the fastest miler, defeated Arnie Sowell at Stockton's Baxter Stadium in 1:49, fastest 880 in the Pacific Association AAA meet. Sowell, previously undefeated in major competition, finished second in 1:49,4 as the crowd of about 5000 watched.
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Stockton
Calif
Wes Santee
Cowboy
Kansas
Pacificassn
AAA
Pittsburgh
Arnie Sowell
Spec Saries
Baxter Stediwn
Duard
Sowell
Panther
Grudge Race At Speedway At Pan American Meet
A Pan American speedway program features a grudge race between Tommy Mase and Wayne Massengale plus a TS slap feature race. Top Taras compete with a 6 lap dash, two 12 lap heats, and a consolation race. Australian Pur rel’s points crown the six week trophy. leaders include Buddy Yantis and Thur man Le Maseengala.
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Sawraayaghi
Speedway
Tommy Mase
Wayne Massengale
Rel
Threeueap
Buddy Yantis
Thurman le Maseengala
Two U S Cars Enter Le Mans Race
In Le Mans France on June 1 two American entries look to carry hopes in the endurance race. Ceffingham of Greens Farms Connecticut handles the car with Sherwood Johnson of Rye New York as co driver. The other entry is a Jaguar driven by William Spear of Southport Connecticut and Phil Walters of West Palm Beach Florida. All entries are set for the grind across the course.
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LE Mans
France
Bripes
Conninhama
Carr. Ceffingham
Greens Farms
Conn
Sherwoor Johhson
Rye
Willam Spear
Southport
Phil Wallers
West Jalm Beach
Pia
College Baseball NCAA Results Affected by Weather
Wake Forest edged out by Florida State in a disrupted game as rain interrupted a Southland tilt. Southern California blanked Cal State Fullerton to cap a doubleheader sweep. Mississippi State, Arizona State, and others posted wins in a rough, foggy schedule across the region.
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Wake Forest
Califor
Basilio Wins Welter Title In Bloody Thirty Rounds
Basilio, the 26 year old ex marine from Canisteo New York, defeated Tor DeMarco by technical knockout at 1 52 of the twelfth round to become the welterweight champion. Manager Johnny De John planned non title defenses against Art Aragon or others as they pursue cash bouts while remaining cautious about a title defense. The bout drew a large crowd, generated substantial pay and broadcast revenue, and ended with DeMarco bleeding from multiple cuts before the referee stopped the fight.
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Murray Rose
Syracuse
Carmen Basilio
Welteright
Exmarine
Canisteta
N. Y
Valiant Tor DeMarco
War Memorial Auditorium
Central
New York
Basilio
Menager Johny de John
Carmien 4
Art Aragon
Los Angeles
DeMarco
Sug Geld
DeMares
DeMerce
Bostonian
Del
Tony
Jevelita
Pine
Marty Messer
St. Louis
Kessler
Frank Forbes
Ert Grant
Fron
Grant
DeMarco Tas
Cal Ledger
Carmen
DeMarcy
Sting
Basilia
Gavilan
Tehen
Bruni and Silsbee Reach Final at Texas Women’s Links
In Starlingen on June 11, Bruni and Silsbee from Harlingen advanced to the 3 hole final of the Texas Women’s Public Links Golf tournament. Bruni, 15, beat Mrs. I. W. Tyson of Houston 2 and 1 in Friday play. Silsbee defeated Jeanie Heatherington in a consolation match.
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Antonio
Aire
Massey
Dallas
Charley Neil
I. Krizoh
San’ Antaista
Ie Ae
Talbert
Morea
Mitchell Wins Lefty Finals in Texas Golf Assn Meet
Mitchell defeats Denver Elliott 5 and 4 in the 36 hole Texas Lefthanders Golf Assn final at the weekend event in San Antonio. Thorpe bests A T Cook 1 up, with other division winners and consolations listed for a wide field in Corpus Christi and San Antonio.
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Atlan Mitchell
San Antonin
J. d ‘Thorpe
Corpus Christi
Texas
Golfassn
Mitchell
Denver Eliott
Houston
Thorpe
A. T. Cook
Gin Denson
Cameron
E. Holz i Antonio
San
Lloyd Fikes
San Antonio
Colin
Cambell
Nixon
Jome
San An
LaMaze Wins French Amateur Golf Championship
Paris June 11 Henry Ide LaMaze of France won the French Amateur Championship for the sixth time defeating 20 year old Don Risplinghoff of Orlando Florida 3 and 4 in the 36 hole match LaMaze shot two under par 70 for the first 28 holes atop the Chantilly course and led Risplinghoff five up at the end of the morning round Risplinghoff could not gain ground in the afternoon LaMaze won 6 up at the 27th hole and finished at the 32nd with Risplinghoff finding trouble in a trap and needing a four, LaMaze moved ahead to clinch the title.
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Paris
Henry Ide LaMaze
France
Don Risplinghoff
Orlando
Fla
DeaMaxe
Chantilly
Fisplinghoff
Fintida
Big Plinghoff
U.S
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Bispling Hole
Dawsr Eagily
Bisplingtinti
YMCA Baseball Summary From Fragmented OCR Card
Fragmented OCR notes show YMCA baseball lineup with players Prieto Junen Den ton Yeekel Alexand or McCampball Hower Lough in Davis and Mies. Likely misread stats and positions with unclear order and scores. No clear outcome or full teams identified.
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Derver Lagu
Wanekaw
Ward
Prieto
Junen
Denton
Yeekel
Alexamitor
McCampball
Enter
Hower
Vm Loughin
Davis
Nedy Ard Mies
U S Golfers Lead In Inter National Palf Championship
The U S team held a one stroke edge as play opened at Woodlawn Opt. 392, with Patt Milisky and Siler of Matishys Meller among leaders. Belgium and Australia trailed in tight scoring, while Van Donck and De Valder led Belgium in a four-way chase at 283.
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Waskington
Aidghy watoRs
U.S
Batges
Inter
Woodlawn
Palf
Matishys
Balgium
Flory van Donte Emma
Lion
Chick Warbert
Ea Fargot Tonk
Treland
Wat Donek
Belgium
van Donck
DeValder
Australia
Thomson
Nagle
Ireland
Bradshaw
Red. Daly
Missions Open Home Stand at Mission Stadium
The San Antonio Missions, losers of six of seven, return to Mission Stadium for a home stand starting Saturday night. They face the St Werth Cats and Dallas Eagles, battle for second place in the league, with Don Heffner undecided on starter between Mel Held and Charley Lorke.
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San Antonio Missions
Mission Stadium
St. Werth Cats
Dallas Eagles
Missions
Ft. Werth Cats
Stanager
Don Heffner
Mel Held
Charley Lorke
Carroll Beringer
Cats
Jim Tugerson
Dallas
Bill White
Howie Ox
Dick Getlee
Kal Segrist
Ray Murray
White
Ors
Tmox
Tugerson
Fox
Hal Hudson
Sing
Goldman Reaches Finals After 26 Years In Texas Amateur
In Houston David Goldman a Dallas golfer and veteran 4 year player advanced to the finals of the forty sixth Texas state amateur championship after a long pursuit. He defeated John Garrett 2 and 4 in the semifinals while Pete Hessemer a University of Houston graduate prepared for the final round. Goldman showcased steady putting and greens in regulation as he pursues the state title.
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Houston
U.P Tis
Dallas
David
Spec!) Goldman
Goldman
Pete Hessemer
University of Houston
John Garrett
Southwest Conference
Hive
Galdmag
Belmont Stakes Chart From Belmont Park Post Positions and Entries
New York June 3. Belmont Stakes list of probable horses and jockeys for the eighty-seventh running at Belmont Park. Entries include Morena King Rancho Parteraville and Blazing Count among others with weights listed. Prize money totals and odds given with post time around 2:35 pm and radio TV coverage noted.
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New York
Sioomov
Belmont Park
Vabuoh
Bankhead H
Woodthouse
LeRajiue
Cain Ho
Cain Hoy Stabi Moreno
Narelay Stable
Gaerta
Howaris Weng
D. Gorman
Cain Hoy
All Carey
San Antonio Fire
CBS
Mission Boxscore Standings to WAT NAT
Reading shows sporadic digits and team mentions with scattered results including Brooklyn versus Chicago and New York scoring, plus Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Milwaukee. Fragmented lines reference Pottsdolands and 1980 scores, with missing context and unclear opponents.
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WAT
Phitsstelubia
Richly Pacer
S. Lot
Bemis
New
Cincinnati
Pottsdolands
M—Nuxhall
Kizata
Mlwaukee
Pittanureh
Im Canale
Unclear tex t from historical game notes
Fragmented OCR shows a baseball box score style entry with multiple players and team names garbled. Mentions Waters, McLovitt, Wilk, and Sherry with inning counts and outs. Referenced scores and line items are partially readable but key facts are unreliable.
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Nolte
George C. Lamtin
Jthn
Tim
Norman Keikov
Giammalva Vs
Contreras
Las San Antonio
Boceles
Ami
Chickaeha
Ruby Latte
Soho Hernan
Sh Antonio
Feonwie Fisher
Bere Hlassies
San Tilian
Jock Miller
Eddie Sledzo
West Biocala
Aoa
Santee
SyAiers Atetenn
Aeize Leet
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Cte Ss
Tony Demarco
Bruni
Silsbee
Terry Topkins
San Marcos
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Jack Goode
San Antonico
Chambers
Conroe
Lubbock
Moody
Bill Keagan
C.D. Greer
Touston
Detail
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Freeman Alford
Corna Caristh
Patadon Esard
Fat Nolin Pendercrast
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Ray Oneill
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Robertson
Bellaire
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Joe
Teansvills
St Paul
Toledo
Americas
Association T Pier Organ
LaMaze
AIR National Guard
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Day
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Ranger Pontrec
WHEL
Wilson
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Gayua
Podvigger
Willine Wek
Homer
Tara Patchernick
Penip Rivas
Allard
Witkerton
Pan-Gil
Ellis Chua
Bague
Texas i
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Chegie
Ban Antonio
Berl
Toustan
San Antonio Ft. Worth
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Perea
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Royal Wipe
Barbaby Rilzpatrick
Prince Edward OF
England
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Barhaby
Ura
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Getler
Murray
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Annings
Itoni
Tate
Cattery of Roberts
Ban
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Poe
Nox
Wincer
Tigerson
Pyx
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Wisle
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Harris
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Lilien
San Francisco
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Shire Nave
Koniess Et Aviserrt
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Oli
Windhorn
Fonez
Wali Athins
Shreveport Waver
Clarke
E—Koppe
Mindhorn
Atias
Ackerat
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Pryene Atkins
Oklahoma City
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Fiaia
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Gray
Dixon
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Tellman
Laney
AMON
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Tee
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Jm Lonre
Winn Frebey Awilnon
Watneke
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Mitloet Hants
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Little Leaguers
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Kiner
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Sirtekind
Narleski
Foiler
Jhith
Dente
Uy Anit
Hunter
Arta
Pope
Ib—Pailey
Manito
Pallei
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