Bienz and Patton Duel in NCAA Meet Sprint Finals
At Minneapolis, June 19, Patton of Southern California and Bienz of Indiana vie for sprint titles in the NCAA meet. Patton shows edge in qualifying 100 meters in 10.6 and 200 meters in 21.3, while Bienz clocks about 10.9 in the 100. Cairns? weather and track conditions hinder speed. Clyde Scott sets a record in the 110 hurdles. Minnesota leads qualifiers with six finals spots as Ohio State, Stanford, and Texas follow.
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Minneapolis
Paul Bienz
Indiana
Tulane University
Mel Patton
Southern California
Charley Parker
Texas
Brenz
Patton
Bieng
Heller Huck
Blenz
Parlun
Tye
Clyde Scote
Arkansas
Forrest
Georgia
Pallun
Southern
California
Minnesota
Ohio State
Minois
Stanford
Notre Dame
New York University
Baht Black
Ride Island State
Tamuser
Samuel Felon
Harvard
George Margunakin
Marie
Jie Burnham
Artmouth
Bob Milles
Rhode Island
Brates Fa Strom
Iow Trampahire
Charles Lindekugel
Minargala
Leo Nameilini
Minnisota
Brat
Felton
George Guilds
Villanova
Reginald Pearman
New York
Mel Whitfield
Ohio
Art Starnden
A& M
Juli Hammack
Army
James Gilpuuler
Norman Bucks
South Carosine
Fox
Seton Hall
Charles Fonville
Ottch- Isan
Rollin Prather
Kansan
Glis Thandler
Fortune Gordien
Minnes
Norman Wasser
Bil Baylees
Met Fuchs
Yale
Charles Parker
Harry Marinais
Nebraska
Charles Met Peters
Don Anderson
Dom Campbell
Colorado
Paul Cowie
Princeton
Jerome Biffle
Depyer
Robert Smith
Anderson
Aimieh
Clyde Scott
Arkans
Draymond Reitz
Craig Dixon
UCLA
Georgt Wilicots
Tom Mitshall
Yam Porter
Northwestern
Dick Bizweil
Ohio Stata
August Erfurth
Cme
Scott
Furt Towns
Jeterman
Teck Cael
Michigan
Robert Poant
Souter
Charles Sheynard
Texas College
Tors Dicker
William Clifford
Robert Chambe
Southern Ifornia
Malo Whitfield
Waliam Parnell
Washington State
New ‘Tork US
Dickey
Whitfield
Jayelin
Frank Feld
Stearford
William Taniceili
Frangiia
Frank Guess
Fran
Sis Fredennach
Prcesi
Prcesi Benezerdionte Sefarguetie. ‘yTns, Er Sutire
Rop Frazier
Eatbrook
Oklahoma
Jecree Walker
Zillapis
Lee Hofarre
Pennsylvania
Ar Ault
Ennis Gray
Fordeham
Tee Hippie
Arizona
Dianat Charlen Parker
Texesi
Fi Rlenz
Fuiana
Lord Lamulf
Hii Eeath An Bonibern Agenta
Vic Frank
George Hadera
Poms Aang
Kansas State
Woodain Linn
Stavole
Niemi Univer
Spencer Johnson
Tie Jane
Locke 9 Up On Golf Field
South African Hobby Locke led the Chicago Victory tournament with a 65 and 65 to reach 130 after 36 holes on the Midlothian course. He set a new midwest 36 hole low and tied the PGA 36 hole record, nine strokes ahead of Clayton Heafner who stood at 123.
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Chicago
Hobby Locke
Magie Ward
U. S
Ben Hogan
Skip Alexander
Tucson
Aviz
Locke
Clayton Heafner
Ernie ‘Ralf
Ed Aleven
Jackson Bradley
Kim Ferrier
Dick Metz
Ed Furgol
Johny Bulla
Musial's .405 Batting Pace Leads Cardinals Rally
Stan Musial paces the league with a .405 batting mark while lifting the St Louis Cardinals to three straight wins. He went 3 for 4 against the Giants, extending a seven game hitting streak to eight, scoring twice to reach 600 career runs as the Cardinals beat New York 12-8 in New York.
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Rothr
Stan Musial
St Louis Cardinals
Denora
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Musial
Giants
Howie Pollet
Redbirds
Elmer Rida
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Cleveland
A's
Bob Lemon
Sam Chapman
Rudy York
St. Louis
Cliff Fannin
Yankees
Tommy Henrich
Yankee
Frank Shee
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Detroit
Mildred Babe Didrikson Zafharias
Center Diéld
Dizzy Trout
Frank Stranahan
Miller Pilot Named for Minneapolis Millers in American Assn
Billy Herman Miller Pilot Billy Herman, former manager of the FittsHillegh Pirates, was named to pilot the Minneapolis Millers in the American Association for the balance of the season. Carl Hubbell of the Giants farm system and W. D. Ryan issued the order, as Frank Shellenback was directed to rest from base.
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Mindo Arduis
Billy Herman
Fittshillegh Pirates
Minneapolis Millers
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
W. D. “Hosy" Ryan
Frank Shellenback
Shotgun shoot opens at great plains skeet meet
The Great Bnshia skeet shoot opens with Dick Shaughnessy defending his title. Amateur shooters posted high scores in 410 gauge and 20 gauge events while various winners claimed division medals. About 499 gunners are expected as major events span Friday through Sunday.
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Stratford. Com
Tyne
Dick Shaughnessy
Sey
Mars
Claus
Shawchinesey
Yetra
Nelson Leads At El Paso In PGA Open Round Three
Byron Nelson continued to lead the Texas PGA Open at El Paso after a 68 in the third round giving him 138 total. Charles Kitin of Amarillo moved within one stroke with a 69 to 139, Bill Maxwell of Abilene posted 69 for 140, Tod Menefee fell to seventh with 142 after a 78. Final rounds today and tomorrow determine the $8500 prize with $2100 to the winner.
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FL Paso
Byron Nelson
Roanoke Farmer
Charles Kitin
Amarillo
Bill Maxwell
Abilene
Tod Menefee
San Antonio
Parish League Recap Shows Local Baseball Highlights
In a parish league summary read for readers, Mayer leads action with key plays and team standings.-Gerard squad powers through Sacred He ws, Holy Name, and Sacred Rene regionally as Batters, Pitchers, and fielders contribute. Players Manyhan Gaubautr Bhitngtry Kalne are noted for notable performances.
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Letty Marvin Mayer
Urdey
Gerard
Sacred Rene Orf
Holy Name
Sacred
Gerard Etyinr
Manyhan
Gaubautr
Bhitngtry
Mayer and
Kalne
Sierra's third Texas League win keeps San Antonio atop race
In Fort Worth Texas, Sierra the Cat tamer pitched undefeated for Gus Mancuso's Missions, beating the Cats 4 2 to keep San Antonio tied for fifth with Dallas winning 7 to tighten the standings. Herrera likely to start Saturday. two unearned Missions runs came on errors and miscues as Erekine yielded six hits.
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Herrera
Carl Erekine
Padres
Porte
Archie
Bill Sommers
Jack Lindsey
Red Davis
Sommers
Ken Wond
Tom Jordan
Andy Piesik
Joe Frazier
Woodac
Ft. Worth
Tennis results and players from a June Los Angeles event
The report lists UCLA standout Fleck and New Carolina rivals as victors in a mixed set of singles and doubles matches. Other results include Felix and Gatenes Beet defeating Ginn and Gefen, with Mabry and Flam paired in doubles as a featured match.
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Los Angeles
Fleck Ar
UCLA
Vie
Arolina
Carolin
Snitee Ay
Septiern de Belase
Jean Ete
Bob Peres
Vac
Felix ‘Ialer
Rest
Roms Mabry
Ainitors
Dar Ws
Softball Scores and Notes From Friday Games
Fragmented report covers softball results with Sky Sparks leading BBS Buccaneers 39 to 0 and other team activities. It mentions pitchers, players like Bobby Beorate and Oluce Cheri, and references to squads such as the Comets and Buccaneers in a brief parish-like account with partial scores and names.
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Waren
Ree
Sky
Sparks
Buccaneers
San Padre
Bobby Beorate
Aiuolients
Bucensera Alc
Comets
Annie
Charles
Billy
Willa
Anes Witahaee
Unreadable OCR Summary of Contest Results
Fragmented text shows names like Peder Hort manet Hise Peng Hei and Danny, with unclear event details. Unable to determine definite contestants, locations, or outcomes from available readable words.
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Peng
Danny Ie
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Monterrey Uarta Blanca Opens Four-Game Set in San Antonio
The Uarta Blanca baseball team of Monterrey begins a four game series in San Antonio at 8 pm Saturday against Dan's Cafe Travelers on Holy Name field. Pitcher Joe Lucto, previously in the West Texas New Mexico league, will start for Dan's with Jack Rudes catching. Bartolo Perez starts for Uarta Blanca with Cirg Reza behind the plate.
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Uarta Blanca
Monterrey
San Antonio
Dan’s
Cafe Travelers
Holy Name Field
Joe Lucto
Dan's
Jack Rudes
Bartolo Perez
Cirg Reza
Texas New Mexico Way recap with Amarillo lead change
Irregular sports column notes Amarillo atop the Mesilla League standings with a 18 6 mark. Copeland pitched a four hitter for Pampa as Galveston and Texarkana clash and Buck Fausett’s Voyage Sox are held to idle status amid protest.
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West Texas
Golf Sox
Buck Fausett
Dallas Lands Geo Scharein Free Agent Signing
Dallas reports George Scharein a 22 year old infielder signed by the Dallas Rebels as a free agent after contract talks with Seattle faltered. In 67 Pacific Coast League games in 1947 he hit .263 while playing second, third, and short. He hails from Decatur Texas and is the younger brother of Art Scharein of San Antonio.
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Dallas
George Scharein
Seattle
Dallas Rebels
Scharein
Seharein
Decatur
Texas
Rebels
George
Art ‘Seharein
San Antonio
Fight Boxers Pack for Big Olympic Trip
Eight winners of the ninth district Olympic boxing tryouts head to Boston for final July 28 29 bouts with a London bound boat on July 1 if victorious. Competitors include Leonard Alvarez Ronald Conway Join Vinterella Al Masson Pete Gil Wallace Willard Tara Adams and Charles Black. Exceptions saw John Vinterella and Charles Black win decisive bouts while Pete Gil Wallace Willard produced knockouts and Howard Lewis narrowly edged Ronald Conway in a split decision.
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Johnny Wilclase
Boston
Texas
Leonard Alvarez
New Orleans
Ronald Conway
Dalns
Vinterella
al Masson
Pete Gil
Austin
Wallace Willard
Houston
Tara Adams
Abilene
Charles Black
John Vinterella
Andy Borrégo
Lackland Afb
Harok
Kilman
FL Worth
TCU
Black
Pete Gli
Charles Miller
San Antonio
Tom Adams
Abi
Jene
John Willing
Inam
Brownwood
Howard Lewis
Dallas
Rouge Conway
Buster Harrison
Gana
Evans How Iva
Orlnans
Arlen Adame
Xi Wore
Genege Villa
el Past
Boy Stewart
Worth
Peta Gomex
Reoaid Conway
Bal Jo
Howard Ewe
John Vialergha
New Gritons
Anfy Jory Rego
Lackland
al Magnon
Mandy Leal
Corpusisti
Cher
Tom Antiens
John Will Pghem
Teavymeteht
Charles Blackton
Haerolt Milman
Firth
Golf Roundup yields mixed results across states
Gene Coulter of Richmond comes from behind to beat Bob Olson of Grosse Pointe in the Western junior golf championship, 4 and 2, in Lafayette Indiana. Helen Siegel wins the Philadelphia women’s golf championship by 1 up over Mrs. John Geseler. Maureen Orchtl of Englewood captures New Jersey women’s title again, 242 total. In Houston, co medalists lead into state public links tournament quarter finals with several Texans advancing.
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Lafayette
Ind
Gene Coulter
Richmond
Bob Olson
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Philadelphia
iHelen Sgel
John M. Geseler
Boonton
Maureen Orchtl
Englewood
New Jersey
Miss
Orent
Philip Cudone
West Orange
Houston
Zinele
Leonard Englebrecht
Dudley Krueger
Austin
Englebrecht
Charles
Traquair
Bill Garrett
Dudley
Ben Gousett
Don Washman
Krueger
James K. Clason
Galveston
H. M. Wade
Free Port
Engtebrecht Ve
Wille Ard Nesmith
Curtis Darnell
Splz Berg
Unclear OCR fragment on baseball game and figures
Fragmentary text mentions teams or places and players such as Be and Snow and Cowart with incomplete details. Unable to determine full event, teams, scores, dates, or context from the readable portion.
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