All Star Tennis Selections Picked by Leaning Major Leagues
Seven American League players and two National League stars head the chosen All Star roster announced for Tampa. Yankees, Red Sox, Reds, Cardinals, and Dodgers each supply multiple representatives. Notables include Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams, Mel Ott, Joe Gordon, and Bill Dickey.
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Tampa
Fis
Lengue Pisvers
Too Wationa
Te- Mel Fand
New York Yankees
Yanks
A. L
Boston
Cincinnatis
St. Louis Cardinals
Brook
Dodgers
Mie Kalion
New York
Ted W Williams
Borton
Bil Dickey
McKechnie
McCarthy
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati
Nationals
Joe McCarthy
Yankers
Americans
Thel
Rational League
Bucky Walters
Holy Gumbest
Paul Derringer
Cincinti
Kirby Higbee
Philadelphia
Luke Baralin
Brooklyn
Curtis Davis
St. Louis
Morton Cooper
J. Loulk
Saat
Mel Ott
Aval Goodman
Terry Moore
Gt. Laws
Enos Bt Louis
Newsom
Buck Newsom
Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Chariie Ruffing
Letty Grove
Letty Gomez
Rollie Hemsley
Cleve
Rick Ferrell
Washington
Texas A and M Shares Proceeds for War Relief Sports Day
In Lobrcollege Station on March 1 the Texas A and M Aggies vote to share proceeds from their Annual Sports Day. An afternoon of events assembles at Erlefila with the spring football final and a baseball game against Grand Prize Brewers of Houston at Kyle Field. Gates open at 1 PM with admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students and children.
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Lobrlege
Texas Aggie
Spor
Texas A
Erlefila
Grand Prize Brewers
Houston
Kyle Field
Brackenniee Leads After Open Round In Woman's Golf
Women's golf results show Brackenniee with a total 81 lead over Willow Lines at San Antonio County course. Army and Willow Springs key performers with notable scores as Friday matches produced mixed results for several players including Lipscomb, George Pasha, and Lucie Armantyons amid a day of uneven play and close finishes.
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San Antonin County
Park
Mountey
Alsq
Army
Feaults
Wriday
Wri
J. Laphavn
Countey Uy
ER. Kure
Bra RC
Lipscomb
Willow Sprinca
Dire
Jedd Roe
Chutes Armatyons
Cub
Tram Neg
Nee 1
Ielie Arm
Vurevord Mes Dhela Promyel
Bou ‘Tee
Golfers Team Guldahl Snead Hone Hope In Florida
Coral Gables March 3. Ralph Guldahl and Sammy Snead lead a 16 player team in the six nation international four ball championship in Florida. They face tough rivals with rounds and semifinals set, aiming for the $200 top prize. Debuts a year after beating Horton Smith and Paul Runyan 7 and 5. Also notes Browns executives focus on profits and loyalty. Big Seven basketball: Colorado beats Brigham Young 64-42 as Colorado State loses to Utah State.
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Coral Gables
Fis
Ralph Guldahl
Sammy Snead
Nurst
Bevenieen
Copaizants
Jace
Guldahl
Snead
Hor
Ton Smith
Paul Runyan
Jonny Bulik
Frank Walsh
Guidahl
Jimmy Demtaren
Willie Goggin
Coltenders
Vic Ghemi
Jimmy Hines
Hille Burke
Craig Wood
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Marvin Stuhl
Johnny Hevolia
F. J. Harrison
Clayton Ikafner
Ben Mogall
Lawson Little Ve
Stanley Hornedales Hout
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Thowson
Ky Laffoan
Dick Metz
Harold McSpaden
Byron Welxnty
Soulder
Cole
Marcell
Colorado University
Brigham Young University
Dish State
Colorado State
Ags Share Sport Day Fund With Finns At U S A Program
Boxing and tumbling exhibitions will feature the University of San Antonio physical education department Fathers and Sons Night Saturday in Woodland gym. Athletic Director George Hertis Will be in charge of the program which begins at 7 30 p m. The U S A will use Woodland gym so the city basketball levels games scheduled for there Saturday night will be played at another site.
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Ags
U.S.A
University of San Antonio Physical Education Department
Ranchito and Wichita Win in Polo Match at Brackenridge Park
El Ranchito shaded Rainbows 6 to 0 on Friday while Wichita defeated Liz Rancheras 12 to 9. Clarence Starks scored multiple goals for El Ranchito and Bon Kick scored over another to aid Ranchito in the McNeil cup polo match at Brackenridge Park on Sunday.
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Wichita
EL Ranchiyo Sacur Fay
Brackenridge Park
EL Panehilo
Liz Rancheras
Clarence Starks
el Ranchite
Hafirhune
Miss Jameson to face Hicks in South Atlantic final
In Ormond Beach Florida March 2 Elizabeth Leaks of Long Beach California has defeated Betty Snameson and Patty Berg to reach the South Atlantic women's tournament final. Friday Hicks upset Berg one up in 11 holes with a late comeback. Jameson had an easy win over Mrs William Hockenjos of Luke Hopatcong New Jersey.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
Elizabeth Leks
Long Beach
Galif
Betty Snameson
Patty Berg
Florida
Miss Jameson
Miss Hicks
Miss Berg
Patty
Wooker
Browns to Use Toledo as Bridge to Majors for Hens
The Toledo Mud Hens, Browns Class AA affiliate, will help polish players for St Louis as Fred Haney credits Toledo’s role in ripening prospects like Berardino. In Seattle, Paced by minor league seasoning, Lavers wait to push better results as the plan to fast track talent continues. A wrestling referee, Jack Stevens, died after an in-ring incident in Statile Michigan following a match between Baxter and Keaton.
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Toledo Mudhens
Sb. Louis Browns
St. Louis
American Association
Zack Taylor
San Antonio Missions
Browns
Fred Haney
Jeaguer
Beracdino
Jack Steveny
Statile
Pelence
Jim Lprent
Stevens
Laverne Baxter
Monroe
Mich
John Katin
Montreal
Keaton
Weimar Track Lads Prepare for Meets
Weimar High School track team works daily in preparation for a county meet at Eagle Lake in mid March and an invitational at Boling. Coach W C Adair praises A squad stars James Sia Q iherl Rogers Johnny Burtechell George Moeiler Edward Rabel Eugene Vacek and Thwin Ttasbe for speed and form.
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Weimar. Maren
Weimar High School
Colorado County
Eagle Lake
Boling
W. C. Adair
James Sia Q
Riverside Kats Juniors Travel to Fort Sam Houston Sunday
Riverside Kats Juniors prepare for a Sunday softball session at San Pedro Park. Manager Joe Tamaya at Hats elit house 1102 North Laredo Street coordinates the event. Players include Timmy Gon gale Eddie Tovar Fernanio Eaparsa Guadalaye Flores Dan Flores Dan dibre Fernando Juarez Simon Rangel Renento Torres Joe Calderon Rojera Sanches.
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Riverside Kats
Zame
Joe Tamaya
North Laredo Street
Sauad
Ak San Pedro Park
Timmy Gongale
Eddie Tovar
Fernanio Eaparsa
Guadalaye Flores
Dan Flores
Dan Dibre
Fernando Juarez
Simon Rangel
Renento Torres
Joe Calderon
Rojera ‘Sanches
Unclear Conference Race Near Finish As Teams Vie
Fragmentary text describes a tense race in the Southwest Conference basketball standings with Texas Christian, Arkansas, Southern Methodist, Baylor, and Texas clashing for high spots. Mentions Payetteville and Guiles Lest nicht, unclear specifics about scores or dates.
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Treae
Fryettecie
JouRn
Iit
Rice
Payettesville
Arkoneak
Petore
Baylor
Tesae
Inne New
Texas A
Aukien
Arkanhin
Southern Methodist
Arkansan
Texas Christian
Wilkerron
M. A. Renter
JA2
Evphy Moers
Wildcats edge Volunteers in overtime for tourney final bid
Kentucky forces a 30 to 29 overtime win over Tennessee to reach the Middle Eastern Conference tournament final against Georgia after Georgia eliminated Alabama in Knoxville. Key play by Kentucky forward Keith Parnsley in the last 30 seconds of OT sealed the victory.
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Knoxville
Venn
Maren
Keith Parnsley
Kentucky
Ward
Wildcats
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabsma
Riggs Faces McNeill in Indoor Tennis Final
WEW YORK March 2 Bobby Riggs advances to the National Indoor final by defeating Frank Froehling and top contender Don McNeill looms as his rival. Riggs displayed versatility on boards and calm power, challenging McNeill who reached the final after a singles win yesterday. Pauline Betz and Sarah Palfrey Fabyan proceed in the women’s bracket for the final.
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Riggs
McNeill
WEW
York
Bobby Riggs
Wong
den BrcNeill
Bobby
Joe DiMaguia
Frank Froehling
Froehling
Jn Uomuman
Blond Baler
Ike Michell
Don
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Gracy Wherler
Qarah Palfrey Fabyan
Maylon
Browns unsigned four players, Tony Criscola note
The St. Louis Browns still have four unsigned players, including George McQuinn Jackie Kramer Joe Glenn and Alan Strange. The club plans to get them on the line soon as they resume drills after a hot mid day session at Techfield.
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Tony Criscola
St. Louis Browns
George McQuinn
Jackie Kramer
Joe Glenn
Alan Strange
Brownie Battery
Mad Dogs
Techfield
Ourfieldera
Big Regatta Opens in Miami Heavy Regatta Attracts World Figures
In Miami March 2 opening day for Biscayne Bay regatta, oldest event of its kind drawing yacht owners, newsboys, and milkers as thousands view two day races. World record holders include Cooper of Kansas City Weady of Muncie McKensie of New Haven Cooper and Chatfield. Also reported Abilene marriage Clyde Turner and Helen Herman wed at Baird with justice J W Fucher officiating.
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Miami
Hialeah Park
Teumpeting
Thani Cooper
Kansis City
Paul Weady
Muncie
Ind
Gen McKensie
New Haven
Conn
Jack Cooper
Kansas City
Bulldog Turner
Abilene
Helen Waltina Herman
Clyde Douglas
Bulldoe” Turner
Hardin-Simmons University
Baird
Here
Jd. W. Fucher
Two City Playoff Doubleheader Opens Tonight
Brackenridge gym hosts two city amateur basketball playoff games with Central Bupths facing Sunday Behow in the opener at 7 p.m. and Woodlawn Methodist meeting Tom Cat cafe at 9:15. Alamo Jewelers and Prospect Hill Yellow Jackets advanced in the Commercial and Spanish-American leagues, while Union Stock Yards beat St Henry's 36 to 23 in the City league.
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Brackenridgs
Prayort
Central Bupths
Alamo Jewelry
Slourney
Woodlawn Methodist
Tom
Stockyardia
St. Henry VI
Keller
Piekard
Fentanes Weal
Beanlsan An —Fhite
Lawren
Oh Pog
Sospital Chyiott
O J Gertes
Divinol
Proan
Mit
LEMS
Ty Sees
Gannes Bavilla
Vaith Martine
Aredlant
Ice Hockey Schedule Notes From Regional Leagues
Fragmented OCR summary lists multiple hockey matchups across several American leagues. Teams include New York Americans Boston Rangers Philadelphia Toronto and more with venues in Philadelphia Hershey Springfield Minneapolis and New York. The garbled text mentions games and dates across cities like Cleveland Syracuse and Omaha with scattered venues and opponents.
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Onigit
Drese American Avandailong
Dinah
Rational
New Yak Rangers
Toren
Phiduelphia
Tittebureh
Hersheven
Springfield
American Vexociaton SL
Parl
Minnneapolis
Supine
Atatintal Teaznes Manlevat
New York
Roston Av
Netra
Chive
Inysnaath
Aeron Wirteburen
Syracus Mailatelpina
Clevelind
Hershey
New Jaye
Kansan City
Tyla
St. Lewis
Wichity
Omaha
Monday Fight Card Changes Reported in Baldesorelli Arena
Lawter in Baldesorelli attempted to rearrange his fight card for Monday night without El Azteca who cannot attend before March 23. The event was canceled and will be rescheduled at Walkathon arena on the eleventh with Asteea facing Jack Taylor of Portland in the main event.
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Lawter
Baldesorelli
el Azteca
Wasis
Walkathon
Asteea
Jack Taylor
Portland
Ove
Unclear camp chatter hints at baseball training plans
Fragmentary notes mention camp activities, training ideas, and a manager contact but contain extensive garbled text. Key entities are not reliably identified. item reads as stray OCR with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Ewell Explains Speed on sore feet during fame drive
The report centers on Barney Ewell blaming sore feet for lapses that cost him two world records and speed battles at a Penn State track event. It notes training details, mentions athletes like Barivy and Myer, and references coaches and teams including the Dodgers and Yankees, with spring training updates across multiple cities.
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Ewell
Bate College
Marth
Norwood
Barney" Ewell
Penn
Necro
Colloge
iBarivy
Buchik
Andy
Tye Rmas
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Red Rolfe
Charlie Geh- Tinger
Frankie Crosell
Hal ‘Trosky
Charlie Keller
Hank Greerberg
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DiMiagsio
Genie Case
M I. W.C. Horse Show
Beth Cotter
Incarnate Word College
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Haan
Sun Autiatia Wasnen
Saunier Medgar
Ray Hannesay
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Haemon
J. Louis Browns
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DeWitt
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Donald Barnes
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MacKenzie Regis
Denver
Rocky Mountain News
Robert FP. Kenzie
Omer
University of In Francisco
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Regis College
Jameso Miss Hicks
Toledo
Weimar
Kinky
Fort Sam Houston
Johnny Berardino
John
Tech School
Seoul
Riv Denil
Laredo
Loledg Madhens
New Braunfels
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Belovile
Alt Scharein
Elden Auker
Auker
Dick Dunavan
Kroumdbherper
Piteler
Hanning
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Ra S
Nathan Andrews
Gen Anker
Shek Coffman
Bob Muncrief
Bill Trotter
Jake Wade
Roxie Lawson
Bobby Swift
Cj Kennedy
P. Buzkarde
Emil Bitdlil
Soha Niggeling
Mills
Bill Cox
Veron Kennedy
Bob Harrie
Chili Wagener
Bill Miller
Russ van Atta
Howard Mulls
John Whitehead
Tony
Haney
Freddy Hofmann
Walter Holke
Charley Dewitt
Nat
Pred Haney
Haney Himelf
Rats
Walter Wielke
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Myer
Robert Felape
Cleveland Indian
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DiMagdle
Ayre McCormick Ars
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Buddy Myer
Sine Weat
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Scrond Bane
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Madison Squire
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Tub
Te Lancaster
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Bob Johnson
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Aimee le
Vimar Brad
Erry Vook
Arcuri
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Angie Gayan
Io Sen
Chicane
Cubs
Manaserubby Martinit
Dicky Bean
Hank Leiber
Boldout
Ime Ub
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Phillies
Doc Prolire
Clouwatin
Lew Thyronier
Brookdyn Dodgers
Ts & Thenen
Song Soins
Br Loslats
Petershirg
Sam Brendon
Curt Davis
Lyn Lary
Baraneta
St. Patersburg
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AL Ord
Mibawe
Joe McGaihy
Jie
Jinny Sim
Fhatanrkia Sur
Kanana City
McCarthy Haw
Mir Chatak
Boston Bell
Emma Boli
Marler
He Predeny
Toone
Caiapaney Wells
Bashan
Whiter Utne
Mla
Ate
Mager Ahl
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