Jeff Conqueror Favored in State Tourney Final Grounds
In Austin the Dallas Tech team is favored to win the class AA Texas schoolboy basketball title as the 26th annual state tourney concludes. Tech beat Thomas Jefferson 31 25, Greenville toppled Abilene 38 36, and Amarillo’s Golden Sand upset Brownwood 38 33. Jeff Davis edged Lufkin 20 17 while Perrin and Pasadena won in class B and A respectively, with finals set for tonight.
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Exhibition Baseball At San Borirdann Details Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR lists exhibition baseball listings with scattered names, places and numbers including Sanford Daytona Beach Brooklyn and various unclear team or player references. The text fails to form a coherent event or outcome, leaving only disjointed proper nouns and figures.
Training Camp Notes at Sere on gebad siam
The report describes a chaotic spring training scene with multiple imprecise player notes. It mentions Avgle fisiam and nine Renkin calls in the fifth, PeeWee Boose homer, and scattered mentions of teams, managers, and camp activities across Havana and Florida locations.
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Gebad Siam
Avgle Fisiam
Nevetrny Renkin
PeeWee Boose Slyo
Fight Results From New York to Los Angeles Boxing Card
An uneven boxing results page lists bouts across cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago and Los Angeles with multiple fighters such as Yorpeda Reed Jimmy Jove Landne and Rocky Progano among others. Outcomes show knockouts decisions and varied scores with several contenders like Pee Wee Flores and Johnny Fellaviet advancing or being stopped.
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Philadelpin
Yorpeda” Reed
Los Ameloa Hs
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Phil Terrain
Neve Xork
Jimmy Jove
Idle
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Jork Leslie
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Decisional Prapk Aa Abn
Yoleta
Handball Jevie Round Improves YMCA Event Pace
Fragmented OCR notes describe a YMCA handball event with several names and scores. Alan Withee and others are mentioned in strained form, with references to a bowl win over Eugen Woodwy and various round results, suggesting a local sports brief from a community page.
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Tim Ymca
Neatiater Rug
Alan
AL Roma
Erna Mieg
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Chicago Leaves Big Ten Conference End of an Era
Chicago will withdraw from the Big Ten at the close of the school year, dropping out of football in 1939 and signaling the end of its 50 year Big Ten membership. The university will still compete in other sports where schedules and mutual advantage permit.
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Big Ten Athletic Conference
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Robert M. Hutchins
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Maroon
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Audiron
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San Antonio Women's Golf Association Six-Week Tournament
The San Antonio Women's Golf Association capped a six week medal play with Mrs. J. L. Weat winning three prizes and a net 314 for the best four rounds. Mrs. M. H. Killian posted the lowest Friday score at 82 8 74, with Mrs. H Bruner second at 88 12 76. Nine-hole honors went to Mrs. L. F. Osterburg at 52 1334. The association voted to hold its championship at Brackenridge Park May 12.
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J. £. Weat
M. H. Killian
Lew
H. Bruner
L. F. Osterburg
Brackenridge
Paris Mey
Amateur Baseball Team Announces New Manager
A new manager led the amateur baseball team announces a workout at Concepcion Park at 2 o clock Sunday noon. The event invites players to join and participate in upcoming tryouts.
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Concepcion Park
Sports Roundup From Missouri U Coaching Moves and Other Updates
Wilbur slateup becomes Missouri U head basketball coach succeeding George Edwards after 20 years as mentor. Hany Smith reappointed Missouri football line coach. Robby Riggs to face Don Budge in New York for Red Cross funds. Kalamazoo College names Lloyd Grow head rack coach and football assistant. Camp Lejeune basketball unit to enroll at Notre Dame led by ex-Notre Dame star John Kelly who has 639 points in 35 games this season.
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Missouri U
George Edwards
Hany Smith
Southern California
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Hawaiian Islands
Freddie Mills
Wil
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James EB. Pixlee
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Oklahoma
Westminster College of Fulon
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Army Air Forces
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Don Budge
Detroit
Lejeune
BW Oc
Marine
Notre Dame
John Kelly
Women Start City Bowling Championship Opens
Ceremonies mark the start of the womens ten pin championship at Mein center at 6 45 p m on Saturday with Flag unfurled and The Eyes of Texan played as introductions proceed. The event opens with a 1745 p m shift and continues Sunday with team events Saturday and singles and doubles on Sunday. Fifty two teams are entered with 94 sets GF doubles and 187 singles, a city record.
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Alty
Mein Center
Flagg
Helen Baetz
Indoor Tennis Meet Begins in New York Championship Opener
The national men's indoor tennis championships resume after five years at Seventh Regiment Armory with 48 players, including five of the top ten. Frank Kovacs leads a field featuring Bill Talbert, Joey Fishbach, and Don McNeill, with entries from Argentina and Peru.
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Matty
Seventh Regiment Armory
Frankie Rovacs
Kovacs
Bill Talbert
Willatrigton
Delluminary
Joey Fishbach
Ash
Talbert
Prankie Parker
Elwood Cooke
Sidney Wood
Gardin
St Peter Claver Wins Own Tourney Title Game
St Peter Claver Tech defeated Brooks Field 57 to 44 to capture its own invitation basketball championship. Consolation from Yates Tire Company fell to Randolph Field 26 to 20. Clyde Moeal scored 46 points in St Peter Claver’s opening game, and 33 in the final contest.
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Howe
St Peter’ Claver Tech
Brooks Field
Yates Tire Company
Randlph Field
Clyde Moeal
St. Peter Clayer
Girls' Basket Ball Battles Near Champion Title
The article reports on March games where Hokot, Une, Acuilla and others vie for state league honors. Mant defeated Choper 46 to 4, Shona won Seoworne. 1416 Mant Saal Charocers beat Brick 27 to 75, new Salih over Fredericksburg 36 to 22.
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Haxkot
Acuilla
Choper
Mant Saal Charocers
New Salih Bet
Nelson and McSpaden Near Miami Four-Ball Title Again
Nelson and McSpaden, the seasoned duo, press toward a second consecutive Miami inter national four-ball crown as they reach the semifinals. Their bid faces Sammy Byrd and Sammy Snead, with Hogan–Demaret and Ghezzi–Hamilton also advancing in a tournament famed for upsets.
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Miami
Fla
Byron Nelson
Harold “Jig McSpaden
Henry Picard
Johnny Regolta
McSpaden
Nelson
Denny Shute
Sammy Byrd
Sammy Snead
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Vic Ghezzi
Bob Hamilton
Little Ben
Demaret
Chandler Harper
Herman Kaiser
Hogan
Lawson Little
Idloyd Mangrum
McSparen
Snead
Byrd -Easly
Craig Wood
SoDyard
Riders Named for 24 in Santa Anita Handicap
ATICADIA California March a huge field for the $100000 Santa Anita Handicap 1945 edition with twenty six horses entered three year olds and older jockeys named for nearly all. First Fiddle the favorite with Johnny Longden rides as a large crowd and mutuel handle expected to set records. The field includes Knockdown War Knight Such stetch runners and many others as wagering builds toward a possible record score.
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Matuiel Board
Ed Multenan
Mane
Whirlaway
Seabiscuit
Sun Bray
First Fiddle
Johnny Longden
Ay Rice
Snow
Maine Chance Farm
W. A. Rorex
Texas Sandman
Prospect
California
Louis B
Mayer
Foxcatthe Farms
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Fred Astaire
Ethel Wii
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Howard
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Creary
Kilgore Downs North Texas Agricultural In Texas Tourney
Kilgore College defeated North Texas Agricultural College of Arlington 62 95 in the second round of the Texas junior college conference basketball tourney. Kilgore advances as Lamar Junior College star power helps lead the midweek upset in Kilgore Texas.
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Texas
Kitorg Muela
Lamar
Texas Mintor College
Kilgore Frat
North Yexag Agricultural College of Arlington
Red Sox Sign Tex Aulds Amid Team Shakeup
Boston announced Saturday that catcher Tex Aulds, a former Randolph Field star, will join the Red Sox organization from Scranton, Pennsylvania. The versatile player, who also handles outfield duties, hails from Corpus Christi and joins the Eastern League farm system in Scranton.
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Boston Red Sox
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Aulda
Randolph Field
Scranton
Red Sox
Corpus Christi
Border Olympics spark college track at Laredo
Border Olympics opened with 43 schools as Christi, Abilene, and San Antonio teams led early events. top marks included 120 yard hurdles, 440 yard dash qualifiers, and relay trials with multiple schools advancing to finals.
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Hick
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Johor
Jin
Qualliogs
Jack Schleuning
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Ban Antonio
Brows
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Deulton
Abliene
Wu Rute
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San Antonio Tech
Corpus Cheiall U
Phatr-San _ Juan
Alana
Havistdaie
Jeffers
Relay Atelier
Boxing watchers guide PAM Thee senle ang heats up Golden Gloves
Amateur boxing scene heats up as Fay seeks two more rounds on the ladder. Nuttall dominates with a controlled knockout pace while Dockins and Neale chase title dreams in a tense New Orleans final scene.
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Raat
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Billiards Champion to Attend Kelly Cagers Party
Military and civilian players will be guests at a party for Kelly Cagers, to be held at the home of J. E. Dickey on Scenic Loop road at 8 o clock Saturday night. The event follows a victory by a pocket billiard champion against rivals in Detroit.
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J. E. Dickey
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