Mustangs Break Alamo Heights Show. Jeffs Lead Relays Bid
Jefferson and Brackenridge stars set records at the Alamo Heights meet with the Mustangs grabbing a second straight title. Ellsworth and Tope led track feats while Brackenridge and Jefferson claimed multiple event wins, with top marks in hurdles, dashes, and the mile relay.
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Stevens Return to Toledo Fails to Stir Fans
The St. Louis Browns recall Chuck Stevens to Toledo but fan interest remains muted. Mentions of Toledo Mudhens and San Antonio Missions show both clubs sticking with current first basemen Beau Bell and Jerry Witte. Winesap of San Antonio, Winegarner, delivers strong numbers for the Missions while Stevens’ status persists as teams plan exhibitions and upcoming meetings at Terrifield and other sites.
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Chuck” Stevens
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Alamo High Track Stars Break Records at Austin Meet
Readable relay and sprint results from Alamo Heights and Brackenridge competing in a large Texas track meet. Notable performances include a 4x100 relay win, multiple sprint times, and record-breaking marks cited for Jefferson, Brackenridge, and Uvalde athletes.
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Texas Relays Attract 70 Entries In Austin Program
The University of Texas Relays opened in Austin under clear skies with 70 schools entering. Prominent visitors include former Wisconsin star Chuck Foulke and Minnesota’s Duke Defield, while top vaulters and field athletes vie for marks as dignitaries crown the Texas Relays queen.
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Austin
University of Texas
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Texas
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Texac
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Rmil
Wisconsin
Randolph Field
Lduke Defield
Minnesota
Hareold Hunt
Mebraska
20 Bouts at Post Arena Headed by Heavyweight Clash
A boxing program of 20 bouts will be staged at Fort Sam Houston sports arena Saturday night starting at 7 p.m. The feature includes a heavyweight bout between Grange Ziener and Bob Furge with the last seven fights serving as past championships. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Wehst
Big Bob Furge
3Th Field Artillery
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Service Men Star In Pacific Boxing Championship
The Pacific Association amateur boxing championships concluded last night with service members sharing honors with civilians. Heavyweight title went to Nardsorking Douglass Ellison of Richmond California who outpointed Marty Gelas of the U S Navy at San Francisco.
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Box Rune halted in Mimmen x. sents game note
Scattered play by Madhens and partners ends with several fines and substitutions. Batters like Wie, Rint, Parcoth Wesler and Shuck appear in a cluttered box score while Marcum and Bilbrey contribute innings and hits. Umpire Tohneon, time listed as 2:20, closes with ad copy about selling unused items.
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Walker Walker the Reds Sign Gee to Boost Outfield
The Cincinnati Reds acquired outfielder Gee Walker and infielder Bill Werber in a burst of winter trades. Walker, 33, previously with Cleveland, Boni will gauge a big year with Cincinnati after a poor 1938 showing. He has logged strong seasons in Detroit Chicago and Washington, and McKechnie expects him to help the pennant drive.
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Semi Finals At Phoenix.PHORD ex and veterans vie for title
Semi finals unfold at the Phoenix Golf Club as two town veterans and several young contenders battle in the Southwestern Golf Association championship. Veterans Gray Maglson and Bob Goldwater clash with rivals including Jota Gohl Jr and Tom Lamble while Madison defeats Lamble 1 up in a key match.
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Eusren
Phoenic Callabry Club
Lie Trail
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Hiaine McNutt
el Paso
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Phoenix City
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Tournamail
AIC Wins in Gals Tournament Final in St Joseph
A large group of young women from Davenport and Arkansan influence competed in St Joseph Missouri as part of the American Tournament of Commerce. The Arkanson Motor Coaches of Little Rock fell 42 to 2J in the final. Margaret Macomber scored 14 points to lead the winners while Hazel Crutcher added 12 for the Coaches.
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American Tratitulent Commerce
Davenport
Arkanson Motor Coaches
Little Hock
Ark
Margaret Macomber
Hazel Crutcher
Little Rock
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