Strand Heads Fancy Field in Senior Track
Strand and McKenley headline the 58th A A U track and field championships at Alamo, with 2590 athletes, 14,735 paid fans, and top national rivals including Dillard and Cummins in a dense senior program. McKenley aims for 40 meter sprint speed, Fitch eyes a world platter record, while Strand chases the A A U 100 meter and potential 1940 standard. The meet opens with field events at 1 PM and running events from 2 PM, as Wisconsin’s Loyd LaBeach vies for podiums.
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Johnny Janes
Sean Lennar Strand
Sweden
Herb McKenley
Jamaica
University of Ilinois
Hob Fitch
University of Minnesota
Alamo
Flachta
Hen Rlson Dillard
Balawht-Wallace College of Ohio
Strand
Cinder Haege
Arne Andersson
Ed Walsh
Tommy Guinn
Leslie MacMitchee
Roy Mack
Drake University
Walter Meir
Mckenley
Fitch
Cuaimins
Dillard
Victor’s late surge seals new 200m record at chamber meet
Ed O Sullivan of New York and Eugene Littler of Nebraska lead a contested track day as Martineson of Baylor edges Lallach in the 200 meters by 0.1 seconds to claim individual honors with 23 1 points. Baylor finishes second behind Los Angeles Athletic Club as standout marks include Adair’s javelin and Winter’s pole vault near the record.
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Iba
Ed O'Sullivan
New Yorl
Herd
Eugene Littler
Nebraska University
Bill Marineson
Baylor University
Lallach
Baylor
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Martineson
Taarth
Ted
Sip
Liemight
Bayloe
Byler
Godl
Los Angeles Athletic Mb
George Euler
Houston
Shanahan Catholic Club
Philadelphia
Louisia
University
University of Iinnis
Mexico City
Mie
New York Athletic Club
Martinson
Minnesota
Texas
Garland Adair
University of
Sir
Joli Howsland
Southern Methodist U
LeBeard
Fred Winter
Los Angeles AC
Ambrean AC meets polio era ban on youth crowding pubs
Ambrean AC in New York saw a tight Friday crowd after police halted events to enforce a ban on gatherings for children 14 and under amid a polio epidemic. A standout runner clocked 51.8 seconds, roughly 12 seconds shy of a personal record.
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Ambrean
New York
Percyil
Pollee
Canadian Open Golf Championship Heads to Final 36 Holes
Br. Duleh Harrison of Little Rock led by a slim margin after a 69 to reach 137 total as Thursday Vie Chez of Knoxville set a course record with 66. Ellsworth Vines, the former tennis star turned pro, shot 65 to climb to seven under par and join the chase in Chicago.
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Duleh” Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
AAU Junior Meet Highlights National Records and Distances
Reported results list multiple events with names and affiliations including Utah College, Los Angeles A.C., Drake University, Baylor University, University of Kansas, and San Antonio A.C. Athletes such as Ralph Songbels, Norman Cadenty, and John Hellwig achieved top marks in sprints, distance throws, and hurdles. The output details Far distances and times across shot put, discus, high jump, long jump, and running events with numerous clubs and cities credited.
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Mnund Hainer
Ralph Songbels
Utah Si College
Tal Ff
Franecu Gonzales
ACC. Deportiva
Mexico
Norman Cadenty
Mass
Guorgi Kadera
Kuiean Kae
Wilpur Thompson
Los
Akeley
Ay ‘U
Gous Hellwit
Loz Awrtes AC
Eddieman
Ilingis
Wil Fellange
Ozusa
College
Ala
Foot
Ross Tractors
Biwater
Okla
Vern McGrew
Damar Fi
Houston
Madison
Arthur Frantz
Rex York
A.C
New York
Wille Drever
Berkeley
Calif
Berton Hauntr
Honolulu
T. IL
Revs
Lilyerntain
Ster Dash
Bill Mur
Baylor University
Drovra Each
Wisconsin — University
Stonie Collen
Baylor Universit
Goaree Beaman
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Brea Jrinted
Bogs Angeles
Saones
Antid
Robert Ant
Los Angeles A
George Bango
Jamey Southworth
Bay University
Ifefman
Tekex
Aer Heth
Hoftenby
Somerset
Tepes
Gielahomn A
Stillwater
Lyle Chick
Washington A.C
Seattle
George O Kauert
Wilbur Th
Hamden
Las Angelen
Garand Adiar
Austin A. C
Ob Lowther
Balm Rouse
Ralph Munghun
Ys State Colere
GC. Qdell
San Antonio A. C
Robert Godde
San Antonio A. G
Carl Jenneman
Tos Navy
Kingsville
Liovd la v Hi Marouin Cot
Ban Asanes
Texas Bato Colinge
Charles Slavin
Dersey Cho Nede
Glan Shee Ter
Fresno State
Ross Nichols
Stilwater
Chris Hugh Liles
Tian Innniversity
Willan Fannseath
Ball Gore Olympie Muy West
Ry Tucker
Dallas
si-Meler Amn
Byfan Stran
Savonne
Robert
Leena
Svan
Fié Froudieen
Richard Isilloush
Olab
Columbia
Moe
David Crepus Christi
Thmmerhaus
Smite Port Dix
Word
Jeland
Bob Lowiiter
UL. Baton Rouge
Meindis Elwardo Gilet
University of ‘Vera Cruz
Orel San Antonio
Bert Linday
Mercury A.C. Wish Poll
Tinenmtee Steele Gn
Autoio
Wil Tal Mnemeson
Raslor University
Venturi Ploves
Cy Deprativo
Boxeco
Greverin Baer
Mexico City
Takeo Tenet
Ily Wik B
Sthonat Lonehyn
Sylvester
San Antonio A
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Toul
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Ted Vaya
Sorman
Brae
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Palle Faiphiny
Takeo Variedi
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Track and Field Trials Dominated by Senior Al Al U
The program lists events from pole vault to 100 meter dash and shot put. Highlights include semfinals in various sprints and hurdles, with names like Courter and others. The meet features multiple 100 and 200 meter races, relays, and field events.
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AL AL U
Bialy
SRT
Courter High
Pound Wecichherie
Javee
Ve Lings
Ste
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Sanford Team Golf Winner in National Collegiate Meet
Stanford claimed undisputed team title at the National Collegiate AAU golf championship in Princeton New Jersey. individual scoring led by Michigan Chaves Lint with 143. Oklahoma’s Charles Coe second at 166. Texas Hugh Dahlbere struggled with an 84 final round to finish tied for 5th after a strong opening 69.
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Princeton
N. J
Stanford
Sotole
Michigan- Chaves Lint
Denver
Univerity
Oklahoma
Charles Coe
Dave Barclay
Michigan
Texas
Hugh Dahlbere
Charles Tind
Charles Che
Oklaneme
Dave “Barchy
Michisan
George Tamner
Uearzie
Jack” Houdry
Princrion
Pauk McCans
Howard Baker
Obio
Andy Anderson
Oklabonm
Wiard Carisha
Koox
Hoy Rows
Ite Foun
Bob Watson
Ward
North
Rexce Sista
Fn Durney
Evard
Midget Races End With Wainwright Sweep and Crashes
Wainwright led a clean sweep in a Youngsters midget speed meet, setting heat records as Johnny Pure guns from Los Angeles and other drivers chased glory. A steering failure, a crash rail impact, and minor injuries marked the event while fire and smoke lit the pits. one car burst into flames but drivers escaped unscathed.
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Wainwright
Winnkes
Belinoersh
Rat Slop
Offey
Johnny Pure Guns
Los Angeles
Gill
J Toustan
J Maree
Chea
Reesea
Tinerinke
Lee Mowers
Dunior
Ved Tarkor
Consglatte Dick “Ward
Dace Craward
Fed’ Dowdy
Hake Radon
aeni-Cihl—Walnwriicht Parken
Masih
Thewis
Ward
Barton
Wal
Ninth Victory For Wagener Over Shreveport
San Antonio's Wagener earned his ninth pitching win, despite four losses, as the Missions defeated Shreveport 5 to 4 to tighten their hold on second place in the Texas League. Wagener received late support from teammates and Sky Jakucki, with key hits by Gallo, Newman, and Mor joseph. The clubs meet again Saturday in a doubleheader.
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Shrevefort
Chili Wagener
San Antonio
Missions
Shreveport
Dallas
Fort Worth
Rebels
Itile
Wagoner
Sky Jakucki
Waed
Marjoseph
Thie Sport
Jakucki
Finley
Gallo
Wood
Newman
Morjoseph
Anderson
Whitehead
Guile
Hy. Coleman
Ef Wood
Rt Me Newnan
Th Marsomenh
Sertich
AB. A
Elehth
Aevunth
Saxelt
Sanches
Antonia
Iles Sasersen
Wawa
Worbarn Wyn
Angurgen
Raynolds
Coleman
Hasdites
Tennis Roundup shows Davis Cup, NCAA and Texas clay events
A sprawling roundup notes 187 players venturing in the men’s and women’s singles at the national clay court championship, with Davis Cup stars from the US Mexico Philippines and Canada. It cites Rily Talbert of Wilmington as defending champion delaying action due to Davis Cup ties in South Orange. Also covered are results from the Texas sectional at Colonial Country Club including West, Huff, Folks, and Smith advancing to semis, plus NCAA singles action at Northwestern with Falkenburg and Larned reaching finals and doubles wins by Falkenburg/Larned and partners.
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Abbicago
Sune Zyy-I
Rily Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Ieholder
South Orange
N. J
Fort Woorth
Texas
Colonial Country Club
Fred West
TCU
Gerald Jiuff
Dallas
Harold Folks
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Jack Smith
West
James Schulze
Waco
Fiust
Gus Craiga
Paris
Leman Baker
Texas City
Smith
Ed Vickery
Evanston
Bob Falkenhurst
Gardner
Larned
Bernardt Burtach
William and Mary
Chirence Mabry
Tomas Lunshorns
P Feach
Bob
Tim Valkenburg
Sam Afatch
Semapy Rice
Suggs Berg In Golf Finals
Louise Suggs, 115 pounds, from Georgia, will meet Pat Berg of Minneapolis in a 35 hole final for the women’s Western open golf championship. Babe Didrikson Zaharias is absent, failing to reach the final for the first time in three years as Suggs wins one up over Dorothy Kirby in a crowd of about 2000 spectators.
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Patty
Dorothy Kirby
Attania
Boxing Fight Results Across Cities From AP Report
AP wired boxing results show numerous bouts across Dallas Los Angeles Houston Philadelphia and more. Winners include Moore from Los Angeles by knockouts and points, with many matchups listed and various defeats noted for rivals in a sprawling card.
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Ao Npsociated
Dallas
Moore
Los Angeles
Tommy Ghertis
Weets
Fortarth
Isi Houston
Butte Dy Shuniney
Jackie Binks
Sun Ra
Bob Loneino
Tyler
Ajmer Beddlnzuria
Unclear OCR schedule hints at multiple league games
Fragmentary text lists numerous city names and teams such as New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis with scattered scores and dates. The legible items show a chaotic schedule or standings page with references to leagues and cities but no coherent match details.
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Bashsall Leki
Beaton
Bree
York
Pidiagelyia
Philadelphia
Warahington
Soislan
Stereland
Chienea
Italy
Rentionet
Trun
Brag
Louis
Pittonienh
Cincinnati
Ae Rae Jeniine
Cheveland Ak
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Farinas
Seager
Brooklyn
Sag Cinginai Joston ' Ar
Aba Boe
New York
Pittshurch
Tosi
Fitisbureh
Deinia
Ew Bork
Cineinaut Raed
Bagoereeee New York
Detroit
Seeaa
I’ Sr
Cieveinn
Phlingembla
Eval Hocion
Inhuman
Philad Cleveland
Chisaza Eye
St. Louis
Baseball Stars Shine Amid Fractured Wire Service Text
Baseball game reports show Dixie Welker and Meubles lead a 3-1 Braves win while Sarita Keller belts a ninth homer for the Yankees in a 7-3 loss to the Giants. The garbled copy also mentions the Reds and an Athletics game with scattered player actions and team names.
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Dixie Welker
Pedgert
Brookes
Braves
Sarita Keller
Nankees
Nis
Gévenenth
Homer
Yaphees Aswnert
Athletics
Ay Serine
Eich
Ie Giants
Ulin Hinge Zaroe
Eddie Ile
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Johnny Twomey
University of Ulinois
Stappers
Minish
Hine Wininr
Alamo Stadium
James O'Lesary
Holy Cross College
Ainda
Monthral
Sung
Beatonslvid Cvoursa
Iife
Rom Tone
Southwest Texas
Coliice
Sun Maro
Pate Owens
Cotta
Holhconk
Ward Island Navy
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Maurice A Ion
Rumolph Find
Ronald Dye
De.ierl Lintseyal
Mercury A. C
High Point
N.C
Burnl Davis
Prairie View
Duchess Clauda Mewillixia
Gan Pranniaco
Witl Martineson
Baylor City
Patteson
Southwest
Texas State Cotlone
Marcus
Chyiley Meghy
San Antone
Waller Flood
Olympic Club
San Pranviseo
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Thowrson
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Nybraghi
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Wagener
Okishore City
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Lahens
WAC
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