Shreveport Beats San Antonio in Six to Four Game
Shreveport and San Antonio traded runs as Seinsall and Greene contributed, with Granty Home run and several sacrifices shaping a tense six inning affair. Umpires Steengraft and Hon officiated as Detlinger and Dothinger handled the mound duties and Dotlinger moved runners to Mem Haiduk.
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Jordan
Carroja
Seinsall
Greene
Glass
Shreveport
San Antonio
Stolan
Cartwright
Andivean
Grint
Tyn Tage
Granty
Enganes
Dotlinger
Mem
Haiduk
Millet Lo Grant
Seinsath
Pucker
Frieling
Dathiager
Dallas Sells Clark To Little Rock
The Dallas team sold pitcher Hoy Clark to Little Rock amid a Texas League campaign. Clark showed limited talent early, failing to make an impact as the season began, though he had prior success in the league.
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Dallas
Clark
Little Rock
Ballas
Twi
Cloh
Sasnelatina
Hoy Clark
Tyirlers
Aosta
Missions and Sports in a Twilight Doubleheader
The San Antonio Missions, short on health, face third place Shreveport Sports in a twilight doubleheader at Mission Stadium. John Miller pitched a three hit five to two win the night before, with Sid Peterson and Ralph Germano set to start the opener. The lineup includes George Archie, Charley Grant, Tom Jordan, and Bill Strahmathan.
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San Antonio Missions
Shreveport Sports
Mission Stadium
Sid Peterson
Ralph Germano
John Miller
Peterson
Bruz Hamner
Bill Ganand
Yould
George Archie
Bill Srinsath
Charley Grant
Shortstoy
Carener
Tom Jaerdan
Rightield
Regilars
Miley
Tulsa
Uwe
Millers
Wa Clits
Glass
Earl Dothager
Stetchage Amc
Halluys
Marie
Jong
Untitled sports recap with scattered names and play events
A damaged OCR sports brief recounts various plays and players across multiple games. It mentions throws, catches, and saves, with references to teams and individuals blurred by errors. The text remains a fragmented summary of actions and outcomes from several matches.
Myers Loses Wrestling Bout in Grading Circus Ill Seen
The report describes a chaotic wrestling match with Myers losing the bout amid disputed moves and a referee intervention. Descriptions include blows and reversals, with mentions of Davis, Miguel, and other fighters, suggesting a tumultuous arena scene and a controversial finish at Monieniiel auditorium.
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Sins Myers
Sitrh
Ariaille Pilipe
Kowwlon
Lea Voss
Monieiiel
Maes
Davis
Evan Pi
Rakes
Tavis
Willy
Felis Wiguer
Willie Davist
Reese
Che
Ankenman Retires As Active Player
Ankenman of Oklahoma City retires from active play after a lengthy career. The move ends a prominent tenure in the sport and marks a transition to possible future roles or coaching.
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Ankenman
Record Field Competes in Women SAU at Alamo Stadium
The largest field since the 1930 Olympic trials gathers for the National women's track and field meet at Alamo Stadium, with 205 entrants in the girls program. Juniors compete Friday, seniors Saturday. the men's Army Air Forces championships run alongside with preliminaries Friday and finals Saturday. Admission is 180, 120, and 69 cents.
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Eric Poh
Alogené
Wolver's Inn
Natonal Army Air Forces
Woinch
Wehl
Cleveland
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Philadelphia
Tuskegee Institute
Stow
Greenland Dashman to Attend RAF Meet
The Crancher Island weather station, the most northerly army weather post, will host the RAF meet this Friday and Saturday as D dash Huntsman heads toward the San Antonio weather headquarters after being marooned at the northern outpost during winter.
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Kelly Field
Crancher Island
Greenkind
John Tuisman
Whaeler Dash
RAF
Army
Aar
Sre
Huntsman
San Antonio
Fort Cotton
Weathey Island
Welly Fie
Jameson in National Golf Opens at Greensboro
Diminutive Louise Sages of Lithia Springs, Ga, favored to dethrone Patty Berg as the women’s national open golf tournament opens at Greensboro. Berg defends her title as top pros and amateurs compete, with Miss Suggs seen as Berg’s stiffest challenger after recent wins. Other noted players include Belly Jameson from San Antonio Polly Tirey of Rock Worth, Grace Lenveyk of Newton, Pegmy Clerk of Findlay, and Helen Delwesley of Lodi.
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Greensboro
D. C
Louise Sages
Lithia Springs
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Miss Berg
Miss Suggs
Local sports notes and standings fragment
Fragmented OCR text mentions teams, dates, and names in a sporadic schedule. References include Avilene, Panivin, Maurer, Bravel, and WHEY CEARAS in unclear contexts. No coherent event or result is clearly identifiable from the readable lines.
Victory National Open Heads Chicago Four-Day Golf Showdown
Jim Werrier clinches newly crowned PG and leads 80 players in the four‑day Victory national open at Westward to golf club. Field includes Ben Hogan Sam Seader Jimmy Demaret Jimmy McHale as notable entrants. Absentees include Bobby Locke and Lew Worsham while Vic Ghezzi Johnny Bucola and Frank Suamahan depart for the British Open. The event runs 72 holes of medal play.
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Cuicago
Nane
CNS
Jim Werrier
Pg.ac
Chicagos
Golf Club Talay. de Gt
Ben Hargan
Sam Sead
Jimmy Demaret
Jimmy McHale
Philadelphia
Brackenridge Park Women Win Best Ball Three Sum
Golf tournament results show a winning 84 gross score by a three woman team led by J Lee Wilson with Mrs Warry Nichols and Mrs Helen Rowley at Brackenridge Park. Second place tied between Mrs Joe Tamirez Mrs CK Callahan and Mrs Guy Aldridge and another team led by Mrs Herold Prinze Mrs Tom Burger and Mrs L N Ferguson.
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Brackenridge Park
GME Association
J. Lee Wilson
Warry Nichols
Helen Rowley
Joe Tamirez
C.K. Callahan
Guy Aldridge
Herold Prinze
Tom Burger
Birs
L. N. Ferguson
Jimi Hibbarn
Kelly Wins Title In Sports Carnival
Kelly wins the sports carnival title amid a mixed program with shooting and field events. The report notes Brookley Field Mobily and Aly Dase among participants, with Wright achieving a fourth place in field events and Lt Col TC NSO present.
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Kelly
Igqty Lac
Kelly Fel
Fers
Tsile der Valley
Teilite Deinen Qavk
Swhautig
Lewis
Seem
Secon
Golt
Brookley
NCAA Golf in Match Play scales to 18 holes in Ann Arbor
NCAA golf at Ann Arbor enters match play after a scaled back 18 hole round. LSU leads with 606 stroke total as four LSU players Jim Wittenberg Joe Moore Jr Gardner Dickinson and Jack Coyle help the Tigers atop the field. Oklahoma A and M San Jose College and SMU showcase top qualifiers with Bo Wing er Bob Harris Claude Joyce and Coyle among early leaders. Big 12 and Southwest contenders show strong showings as rival teams and individuals push toward the match play phase.
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Mmich
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National Celle
Athletic Association
Louisiana State University
Tiger
Jim Wittenberg
Joe Moore Jr
Gardner [Dickinson
Jack Coyle
Ltokes Balter
Joe Moore Sr
LSU
Ross Collins
North Texas State
Claude Joyce
SMU
Tyrell Garth
Rice
Aril F Pahner Lawrence
Texas
Schaqi Ot Mines
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