Dan Barnhart Builds Dream Of California Pro Football League
Sportlights recounts Dan Barnhart planning a new eight team American Pro Football League in California, with Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, San Diego and other cities as hosts. Barnhart cites climate as a draw and aims to outpace the National Pro League. mentions coaches like Gus Hen Jerrson and Ed Storm, and players such as Tiny Thornhill and Pop Warner. Aims to attract strong crowds and top talent, referencing Babe Zaharias ownership and past coaching work.
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S. A. Softballers Rally In Muddled Local Meet
Local softball débâcle features scattered team names and crowded rosters as players from the S. A. Softballers and invited rivals compete across a windy field. The piece lists multiple players, schools, and venues in a period-voice snapshot of a chaotic game day with vague results.
War Relief Gains, Cards, Browns Lose
War relief gains were estimated at 480000 today from major league fund games as Max Lanier of the St. Louis Cardinals absorbed two more losses in defeat to Philadelphia. A 24,782 crowd watched the doubleheader with Ken Rupfer spoiling the fun in the regulation game. Nicholson belted two homers for Chicago as the Cubs swept Brooklyn. Don Donald’s pitching helped the Yankees beat the Browns 7-2, while Don Black hurled eight hits for win No. 6 over Cleveland. Joe Gravin’s seventh inning double gave Boston a 4-3 win over Chicago.
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Andersson Beats Haegg in 1500 Meter Duel
Arie Andersson defeated his fellow Swede Gunder Haegg in a 1500 meter race yesterday marking Andersson s first victory over Haegg in two years. The clash, held after a long hiatus, showcased Andersson s improving form as Haegg remained in the United States last summer.
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McSpaden Leads Chicago Links Parade In Golf Donnybrook
Chicago June 29 Charles G reports Jug McSpaden topped the event at Edgewater, carving 71 on a windy course and tying the nine hole record with a 29. He led a mixed club pro amateur field as the Gainge Victory National championship loomed, while Dorothy Germain posted a 77 in women’s scoring and ArmDonald Minkley tied for senior acclaim.
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Baseball National League Schedule Fragment
Schedule fragment lists multiple NL games with New York at Piltebnech and Philadelphia at St. Louis, plus several other city matchups. It appears as a garbled OCR page with times like 2:15 p and 3:96 p, including team pairings Brooklyn Chicago New York Milwaukee Boston and others. Durations and venues are inconsistent, but the core item is the league schedule outline.
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Texans Reach Semis in Scholastic Tennis Tourney
Philadelphia, June 28. In the scholastic tennis tournament semi finals Ed Ray of Stanton Texas faces MacDonald Mathey of Princeton New Jersey and Berard Hartzen of San Angelo Texas meets Glen Bassett of Santa Monica California. Yesterday Dean and Mathey, defending champions, advanced to the final round with two victories.
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Texas Tennis Progress in Austin Open Semifinals
Across multiple brackets at the Texas Tennis Association championship in Austin and nearby locales, players including George Ball of El Faso and W B Clinton of Dallas advanced to semifinals after three set wins. Junior boys saw Bobby Goldiarby of El Paso defeat Howard Stortvyain of Houston 6-2 2-0, while Ken Crawford of Dallas edged Reap Chey 11-9 11-0. Multiple doubles matches featured Ball and Goldfarb defeating Braswell and Folkes, with other squads advancing to the next round as the field narrows toward finals.
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Racing Notes of Ye and New York Track Debut
Racing notes describe Ye and Frese in New York events at Tom yesterday, with a strong win by a rival and plans for future starts. It highlights Birdsux Hume’s near-record performance, Arling ton Park prospects, and Sorose set for Arlington tussle. Apprentice Bobby Permane racks up winners in Florida and New Tech.
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Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Tourney Heads to Final Round
Women’s Golf Mrs 3 Ry Filer and Mrs A J Kriseh vie for top honors in Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Association tourney. Play continues next Wednesday despite the July Fourth holiday with luz-20-GR slated for the event.
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Hole-in-One at Riverside Course
Callahan of 110 Magnolia avenue joined the Hole in One club Thursday. His drive, shot with No T drone, was made on the Riverside course's third hole while playing with Moser Lawrence.
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Lick Secures Individual Golf Title After Narrow Win
At Toledo on June 24 the University of Minnesota edged for the national intercollegiate golf title by four strokes. Louis Lick, 20 from St. Paul, captured the individual crown with a 1 up victory over Johnny Denswold of Michigan. Notre Dame had already won the team title earlier in the week.
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Twilight Tear Dominates At Arlington Invee Derby Pace
Twilight Tear, the standout filly trained by Davis J. Walsh, dazzled at Arlington and Belmont tracks, clocking 1:10 3-8 over the fast strip. Her decisive stretch run, eight straight wins, and a record-leaning performance revived talk of a three year old filly championship and the Calumet挑战 for Pensive, with trainer John Marsh noted for his notable downgoing project.
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Frogs Book South Plains Club Football Schedule
Texas Christian University frogged into the South Plains schedule for 1944 announced by Athletic Officer Ray Cagal. The Horned Frogs face Texas Christian University on September 39 at Fort Worth. Five other games are listed with more being sought by the Winged Command.
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Former Squash Champion Dan Kuum Dies at 42
Frank J. Ward, 42, once amateur squash and tennis champion from 1924 to 1934, was found dead near his home after being reported missing June 16. No outward cause suggested. autopsy planned.
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