Olympic Star Carr Severely Hurt In Car Wreck
Olym pic star Carr from the University of Pennsylvania sustained possible pelvic fracture after a collision involving his car in Pine Bluff. Coach Lawson Albertson said the injury could end Carr’s career. Carr, 18, had just won a 300 yard dash at Buffalo indoors and planned to race next month before a Europe tour after graduation.
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Catholic interscholastic tourney draw opens March 23
Drawings for the first round of La Toya University’s tenth annual Catholic interscholastic basketball tournament were held to determine the 32 attending teams. Participants include De Paul St George and Catholic League finalists with twelve states represented.
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Michigan Favored to Win Swim Title
GEICAGO March 18 Michigan, energy heavy in the Western conference swim title race at the University of Chicago pool, stands as the favorite to win the team crown. Despite a modest number of trials qualifiers, Michigan appears set to face stiff opposition from Northwest rivals and other top contenders.
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17 Becomes Pitt's Lucky Number
Pitt fans celebrate a 17 to 1 victory as the Panthers dominate the charted game. Key players include Dr. Pulftrid and Castean leading the offense. The win boosts Pitt's season momentum heading into March.
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Laskel
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Anargia
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Shiele
Jes Garaeple
Pulftrid
Castean
Shamrock symbol tied to ancient legends and modern bluster
Fragmented text describes a shamrock emblem linked to Ireland and ancient Persians, mentions knighthood by Ling Googe, and parodies a cartoon inquiry. It includes garbled references to punch, epitaphs, and requests for a mailed envelope response to a question about belief.
Left-Hander Shoots A Dodo In Golf Feat
Left-hander Lonnie Chapman, a noted southern state golfer, carded 36 on the front nine at Witow Spring and parred the next two holes. He followed with a three-iron ace on the 14th hole, as Wendland and Grumble claimed deuces and Wheat kept pace in the group. The Guarantee Shoe Company presented Chapman with a prize.
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Witow Spring
Iorhe
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Malbert Grumble
T. C. Wheat
Chapinel
Wendland
Chapman
Oklahoma City UTAH football notes and coaching changes
Fry and Green coach changes at Oklahoma City University and Utah City appear in a garbled March report. Names like Werle, Carter, Glasson, and Glassen surface amid scattered references to resignations, athletic towel lines, and cancelled events. Many campus and town names blur into a dense, partial slate of teams, places, and persons.
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Pear West Sedean
Track Stars at Fort Worth Meet Shines Across Schools
Fort Worth hosts the Southwestern Expo and Track and Field Meet with 68 high school teams and 700 entries including San Antonio squads. Weather cleared after a cloudy morning as strong sprinters aimed for records in the 100 meter dash and other events featured by Harlandatr Thomas Edison and Texas Military Institute.
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San Antonio
Munky Lee Phillips
Alamo City
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Texas Military Institute
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Cardinals Release Pair to Columbus
In Bradenton Florida on March 18 the Cardinals released two players to Columbus. Delancey and O Flaherty were sent to the Columbus American Association team as part of a roster reshuffle.
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Vet Summa Returns With Seattle Club
Vet Summa, former Glvelaid find Philadelphia ont Holder In Hie American Teague, will ipnacthne Jar Beattie Wy the Pacific Coast league UK Amnon Ruma was with los Angeles Tor oa couple ont aeaxona, but was eleaned Inst tall when the Angels wickedl AUER dawn exponens.
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American Teague
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Los Angeles
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Babe Ruth Salary Row Near Settlement in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg on March 18, UP I reports the five thousand dollar salary dispute between Babe Ruth and Jacob Ruppert nears a settlement. Ruth, who would consider fifty five thousand, telephoned Ruppert seeking a conference at Miller Huggins field, with observers noting Ruppert closer to capitulation.
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Miller-Huggins Field
Babe Ruth Appears in Newsreel At Yankees Spring Camp
Ruth stars in Majestic newsreel with Yankees in spring training. Earl Combs Ben Chapman bat while Lefty Gomez and Ed Wells pitch. Ruth and McCarthy discuss salary dispute signaling hopes for a quick resolution.
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Exhibitions and protests sweep across multiple cities yesterday
A chaotic run of exhibitions and demonstrations spanned Royston Wallington New York Philadelphia and Washington with artists and groups staging events amid a wave of public tension. Highlights include Royston protest action and Philadelphia screenings along with New York theater and TV related demonstrations.
Kerrville Braves to Exhibit Three Pitchers in Warmup
Kerrville Texas March 18 Kerrville Braves host Fredericksburg in an exhibition with Vaughan Maxwell and IDickry on the mound. Next week Fredericksburg squad meets the Braves in a series opener as part of the warmup. Girls basketball action noted with Roby Dublin Grand Baling and Ant Marites reaching the state tournament in the high school division.
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Texas
Holdout ranks thin as Vance signs with Cardinals
Daisy Vanes deserts holdouts to sign a one year deal with the St. Laura Cardinals. Wesley Ferrell, Cleveland ace, seeks 619,000 for 25 wins, with tiers for 20 and 25 games. Interest runs through Braves, Dodgers, and Giants camps as managers adjust plans amid spring drills.
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Detroit Tigers Win First Ex exhibition Victory at Austin
Detroit Tigers opened their exhibition slate with an 11 6 win over the University of Texas in Austin and played Beaumont’s Exporters of the Texan League next. Manager Harris praised the club despite windy conditions as Greenberg and Reiber homered and pitching showed flashes amid the rough weather.
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Borenae Silve
Aren Greenberg
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Lrosan
O Hieber
Harring
Mangin and Sutter Vie in American Indoor Final
Mangin of Newark defends his title against Clifford Sutter of New Orleans in New York. Sutter defeated Frank Shields as Mangin advanced with a straight sets win over Sidney Wood to reach the final. Doubles semifinalists include Sutter with McCouliff and Kurzrok with Pitted, with early results showing tight battles and upsets.
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New Orleans
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Amateur Ball Schedule For Sunday Baseball Matches
Amateur teams prepare for Sunday games across area fields. Mexico Nations Jiotors hold an 8:30 a.m. drill at Polo Field Brackenridge Park before a 10:00 a.m. matchup with the Texas Cavaliers. Later, Nat Juniors clash with Garsa Grocers on the Texas Indian draw. Fierce Ol Company faces St Anthony's Yellowjackets after morning play. Floresville Wigers seek afternoon game at Floresville against Same strong Bay Antontooch. Franklin Square Tigers open at Polo Field facing Hartandals Tigers with Mauger Flores coordinating for Jock Camp’s squad. Cal] Felix Cerda can be reached at P-7833 for Burtley game details.
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Vance Signs With Locals In Spring Camp
Jor Vance, a young pitcher from last year’s Indian ball club, signed with the 1983 Missions Saturday and will attend the Viret workout at Englefield Monday with 18 other batterymen. Hank Bevereld, new manager, schedules first practice at 10 o’clock Monday with 17 pitchers and catchers, followed by a week of training. The camp moves to North Flores street park on Tuesday for workouts and league prep for the Son Antonio team.
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Bike Race Added To Riverside Speedway Card
A bike race of kaa laps has been added to Sunday afternoons Racing program at Riverside Speedway. Six euro racing events, ranging from dusts to the SQ lap sweepstakes, will open with tire time trials at 2 30, with about 36 drivers in the lineup.
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Adelan Plays in San Antonio Tilt Against Milwaukee Opponent
Adrian Jimmy Adelan, noted for agile play, faced off in San Antonio's Adkalone Crown AiKkoge arena. The bout featured a clash with Milwaukee's Dunty Togwes, who joined Western naxys ciation in 1804. Adelan weighed 187 pounds and matched up against Misone at Kaghe Hel Mandtay.
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Hawkins on road to recovery after injury at Bethoven hall
Dell Hawkins remains in Medical and Surgical hospital after being hit by Herb Amiin at Bethoven hall Thursday night. Doctors report the kidney hemorrhage has stopped and patient shows marked improvement. An operation is unlikely with continued improvement, though exact recovery time remains uncertain.
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Army League Showdown Highlights Twenty third Infantry Win
Twenty third infantry team beat Aviators 48 to 10 at Kelly Field in an Army League game. Hardin and Gilliland led the winners as Kelly led 23 22 at halftime but faltered after the break. Second Medical Regiment defeated Camp Normosie 64 to 28 in the other match, Normosie extending a ten game winning streak.
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Aggies Win Opening Baseball Games Big Victory
College station March 18 The Texas A and M Aggies opened their season with a 16 1 2 1 win over the I G A Stores team of Holston They collected 11 hits as Bill Sedd from Parkworth starred with four trips to the plate including a single a double a triple and a home run?
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Racing Consensus and Names In A Century-Old Heat Chart
A garbled list of racing names and places appears as a noisy OCR sample. It mentions Penicillin Primer, Bromdyey Lights, New Orleans area venues, and numerous racing entities, with scattered references to heats, trials, and contestants across unknown locales.
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San Pedro Park
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Victoria Club
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Max Carer
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Morhaart
Vera Critinn
Don Alvaro
Aleaming
Smeh Ang
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Ananalas Toauiry
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Irene Fiawt
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