Wagener Seeks Seventh Win as Missions Face Cats
Fort Worth's Wagener starts for the Missions seeking his eighth win against three losses in a 3:15 p.m. game versus the Port Worth Cats. Willard Ramsden will start for Dallas with an 8-3 record. The Cats lead the standings by four and a half games after last night’s 14-? win amid sloppy defense. John Whitehead relieved by Pete Kraus. Ed Cole finished. Zachith Hugh hit in seventh, ending Zachary’s 24-inning scoreless streak. Naranjo remains in Dallas at Methodist hospital with a concussion. Newman sidelined with a leg injury. Sertich back after a finger injury.
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Big “Chili” Wagener
Port Worth
TI Wagener
Hi Wall
Willard Ramsden
Cats
Lelding
Jess Newman
Harry Grant
Stan Gallo
John Whitehead
Rut
Pete Kraus
Ed Cole
Big al
Zachith Hugh
Zachary
Anderson
Wood
Newman
Auttrier
Basgall
Morjaseph
SE Naling
Teube Naranjo
Miehe
Dallas
Methodist Hospital
Mike Sertich
Fight Results From Corus Christi Event
Action packed card saw multiple knockouts and decisions. Amado Rodriguez stopped in round six by heavyweight contender from Alexleo while Masa faced Prank le Conti in Haverhill with a late edging. Other notes include Ben Figariire outpointing gmmy Joyce and several regional bouts across San Francisco and Brooklyn.
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Corus Christi
Sensomeon
Houston
Amado Rodriguez
Alexleo
Masa
Andy Bratain
Brooklyn
Prank le Conti
Haverhill
Moss
San Francisco
Paul Guerrero
S. Ban Jose
Babs Piers
Onkiant
Call
Teddig Maree
Tape Angelen
Honswond
Ben Figariire
Joyce
Gory
Ind
Illini, USC in NCAA Scrap
MINNEAPOLIS June 22 Southern California hopes for a 13th NCAA track title rested on the rise and two mile races as Illinois and Southern California dominated yesterday’s qualifying. The Trojans and Illini led with eight men in seven events, while others trailed with limited strength in field events.
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Minneapolis
Southern California
Trojans
Illinois
Hlins
Iarcison Dilkied
Baldwin-Wallace
Wisconsin
Lloyd la Beach
Roland Link
Hay
Ing
Tinnis
Seb Rehberg
Laredo Cardinals Meet Simon's Place In San Antonio Series
Laredo hosts Simon's Place of San Antonio for a two game set at Tech Field. First game at 8 15 Saturday night, second at 3 o'clock Sunday. Simon's Place is a strong semi pro club in San Antonio with listed players and pitchers.
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Laredo Cardinals
Simon's Place
San Antonio
Tech Field
Laredo
San Antonio Missions
Simon
Mrs Barnes Granted Contested Divorce In Clayton
Mrs Dorothy T Barnes was granted an uncontested divorce from Donald L Barnes in Clayton. He formerly led the St Louis Browns baseball club and now serves as president of the American Investment Company of Illinois. The ruling occurred June 7 in Clayton court.
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Clayton
Dorothy T. Barnes
Clayton Tudey
Donald L. Barnes
St. Loulis Brawls
American Invest Tment Company
Uinais
Niemier Ruling Shocks Seattle Baseball Club
A federal court ruled the Seattle Rainiers must resume Niemier's prewar salary of 70 dollars per month for the remainder of the 1946 season under the GI Bill of Rights. Niemier, 36, was released earlier after a brief 11-game stint, with implications across organized baseball for postwar reemployment pay.
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Seattle
al Niemier
Rainiers
Iy Niemiec
Lloyd
Black
Niemice
Soned
Bird Dog Show Opens at Woodlawn Lake Sunday
Grounds open for the annual Bird Dog and Qual club show at Woodlawn Lake Sunday at 1 AM. Judging begins at 2 PM. President Maywood Dedaniel and Thalman A BE Martin of the show committee announce admission to 30 and cents.
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Maywood Dedaniel
Thalman-A. BE
Martin
Death Takes Will Symons San Antonio Golf Champion
Will Symons, 30, first city golf champion of San Antonio and noted golf professional, shop operator, and course builder, died late Friday at his home in San Antonio after several months illness. Funeral arrangements by Porter Loring were incomplete Saturday. Symons was born in Chicago and moved to San Antonio as a child with his parents.
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Will Teath Symons
San Antonio
Jong
Symong
Slee Street
Porter Loring
bin” Symons
Chicago
Heland
W. H. Syser Mae
Classic New Jersey and Western junior golf champions named
Miss Maureen Oreutt won the New Jersey women's medal play championship after a playoff with Miss Laddie Irvin, becoming the first to win three consecutive titles. In Ames, Mac Hunter, a 16 year old with a strong golf lineage, won the Western junior amateur championship in a 38-hole final against Bob Abrahams. The report also notes San Antonio golf official Harry Symons and Abilene's city championship winners, with family survivors listed.
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N. J
Maureen Oreutt
White Beeches
New Jersey
Laddie Irvin
Glen Ridge
Miss Orcutt
Ames
Iowa
Mac Hunter
Bob Abrahams
Northwestern University
Santa Monica
Calif
Willie Hunter
Mong
Harry Symons
Texas
Laurel Heights Club
Symons
Brarkenridge Park
San Antonio
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Nelson and McSpaden lead Inverness best ball field
Toledo June 22 Inverness Invitation best ball results show Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden atop the standings with a 5 up win over Tony Penna and Herman Barron and another 5 up victory against Herman Keiser and Chandler Harper. Hogan and Demaret trail with plus 11 as Snead and Ghezzi fall five holes short. Mangrum and Adttle sit third at plus 3 amid tight scoring.
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Toledo
Ohio
Byron Nelson
Harold McSpaden
Inverness
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Nelson
McSpaden
Tony Penna
Herman Barron
Herman Keiser
Chandler Harper
Hogan
Demaret
Sam Snead
Vic Ghezzi
Llnyh Mangrum
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Penna
Barron
Snead
Ghezzi
Local golf title tied at Newton Square event
Philadelphia players Steve Koyach and Jack Reldy tied for the Pennsylvania Open at Aroni Mink Club near Newton Square after rounds totaling 145 over 36 holes.
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Steve Koyach
Jack Reldy
Aroni
Mink
Newton] Square
Goher and Allen Lead Late in Utah Open Golf Tourney
In Salt Lake City on June 22, E B Goher of Austin and Roy Allen of Oklahoma City contest the Senate Senior Golf championship. John Geertsen dominates Fort Douglas with a 33 34 67, topping a pack led by Tal Smith and Ven Savage who both shot 68. Clayton Heafner carded a 69 to post the best opening-day score among notable pros.
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John Geertsen
Geertsen
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Tal Smith
Alameda
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Mons
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. Ty
San Antonio junior doubles champions in tennis
Herbert Katyen and Bobby Marin won the San Antonio Tennis Association junior doubles title with a 64 60 victory over Hans Mangold and Arnold Nelson at Woodlawn Lake on Friday afternoon.
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Bobby Marin
San Antonio Tennis Association
Hans Mangold
Arnold Nelson
Woodlawn Lake
Dallas
Lone Star
Helen McCarter
Shreveport
Patt Torti
Margaret Eby
Houston
Betty Raemisch
Leota Spencer
San Antonio
Nancy Armor
Carolyn Craugh
Mary Cunningham
Paso
Luwwla Spencer
Betty Wertheimer
Frances Morris
San Anonio
Baseball Stars and Major League Highlights Summary
Baseball stars featured in early scoring feats as Newhouser and Hughson sparred in a 2-9 mound duel. Deer tripled to spark a Red Sox win. Washington, Cleveland, and Brooklyn games produced key hits and late runs. Cubs, Phillies, and Braves also posted wins amid a busy schedule.
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Tige
Yanks
Bobby Deere
Tex Hichson
Red Sox
Deer
Hughson
Glevelana
Bob Feller
Cecil Travis
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Indians Near New Ownership Deal With Veeck Backers
Cleveland Indians board set to vote on sale to Bill Veeck and associates by mid afternoon. Named investors include Philip Clarke and Lester Armour of City National Bank Chicago, Robert Goldstein of International Pictures, and local figure Bob Hope among backers. Ten investors expected to fund the deal.
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Lins
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Bill Veeck
Chicago
Philip BR. Clarke
City National Bank of Chicago
Lester Armour
Robert Goldstein
New York
International Pictures ‘Corporation
Bob Hope
Stunned Contests Highlight Modern Baseball Card Tidbits
Disjointed OCR notes show scores and plays from a baseball game with teams like Chicago and Philadelphia. Mentions of pitchers Hamner Caldwell Marchildon and players Trosky Maynes Jett Appling Holloway and others appear amid fragmented stats and attendance figures of around 15 683 to 36 676.
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Scoring Outburst Highlights Detroit vs New York Game
Large scoreline details a 6 to 4 Detroit win over New York with key RBIs from Didaming and Groenhers. Notable pitching by Gumpert and Newhouser, and multiple substitutions. Attendance listed as 14,743 with lengthy play-by-play lines.
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National League Boxes Incomplete Box Score Report
National League box score details show Boston defeated Chicago with a 6 run effort, listing players like Kiner, Musial, and Reed. The report includes misread names and partial lines for players, with attendance 14,208 and notes on errors, runs batted in, and pitching figures.
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Where They Play Saturday Major Barebala League Card
The notice lists Nations League games including Chiaro at New York San Vantens at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Boston. In the American League matchups New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington and Cincinnati at Philadelphia are shown with several second games or doubleheaders noted.
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Sore Thumb Keeps Louis Off Course
NEW YORK. June 22. Joe Louis is nursing a sore thumb from the Wednesday night bout with Billy Conn. He will have an X ray and a cast placed, and Louis says the injury will force him to skip training and ring work for about a week.
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