Tigers Star Greenberg Resists Draft Pressure in Florida
Detroit slugger Hank Greenberg roams the palm courts of Lakeland as he resists draft criticism. The 6'4" star faces reporters with caustic replies while defending his deferment stance, creating a tense scene among Tigers fans and local press.
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Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Tigers
Dizzy Dean
Greenberg
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Aloot
Tiger Carp
New York
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Heavyweight Eddie Ettore Seeks Ring Return
Philadelphia May 29 Ettore, once a top heavyweight, says he wants a comeback for the money and crowd roar. He hints at possible bouts with Guz Dorazie, but admits he would be through if matched with stronger fighters like Leroy Haynes. His former manager Jakey Freedman refuses to secure him more bouts.
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Thiladelphia
Pial Ettore
Philadelphia
Tyee
Dayern
Fitore
Guz Dorazie
Gily
Leroy Haynes
Hive
Louis
Lab J
Sligien
Jakey Freedman
Freedman
Women Start City Tenpin Tourney at Main Bowl Center
Local women bowlers begin the city tournament at the Main Bowl Center Saturday at 7 p.m. The event runs until midnight with four divisions A B C D and the Southern Sector Bee squad leading. Singles and doubles events will follow, with handicaps.
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Antonio
Newling
Two Team Fight In Swim Meet At East Lansing
East Lansing March 29 Michigan leads Yale 46 40 43 after opening events in the national collegiate swimming championship. Yale runner Welsh and Howard Wobson of Michigan figure prominently in the meet while other teams like Princeton Minnesota Wisconsin and Notre Dame trail with varied scores.
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Din Welsh
Rete Choutery
Yale
Howard Wobnaon
Batdey
Tesatilly
Hla Ue
Cheuleau
Agata Lotiay
Perrorney
Dack Merles
University of Washington
Olin
Wayne Ted
Princeton
Minnesota
Whimons
Vitanive
Grebal Lwo
Nul
Brow Staford
Lutsetti to Hawaii With His New Bride
San Francisco dated report states Lutsetti a famed All American hushed star plans a Hawaii wedding amid whispers of a move. He is set to join Timotaly on an exhibition trip with Miss Re astor and a San Francisco ally, as local clubs discuss his next season with the PHM py Oilers of USA.
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PHM Py Oilers
Tusa
Misa Reastor
Messiet Dy
Stare
Mrs Page Wins Golf Victory in Narrow Match
In a Friday Fraser Springs event, Mrs Halaby Page of Chinpel HL ON defeated Downbly Kirby Af Ati 4 and 4 to claim the four formament title. Page led early, while Kirby fought back, finishing with Page’s powerful back nine.
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Halaby Cawso
Fenile
Mig Kirby
Atlilon
Try Again to Stage Wilson County Meet
Floresville officials plan the Wilson County interscholastic league track and field meet for Saturday at 6 p.m. on Tiger Field with senior events and Heidt relays. Weather and muddy country roads delayed preparations. tennis at Kilworth Ranch School was postponed by one day. Superintendent Conn directs the county tournament with athletic director Conk overseeing activities.
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Hong
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Alea
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Conk Invi
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Tengue
Women's Golf Tourney Honors Margin of Victory at Port Sam Houston
The Port Sam Houston venue hosted the San Antonio Women's Association weekly tournament on Saturday. Margay-Gore claimed top honors with a two stroke margin, while Harrid Atking finished second. Notables TL divhop and Mrs. J. Lee Wilkow also participated. Next Friday’s event moves to Wiley Springs course at 4 p.m.
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Mic
Wiley Springs
Press Box Woes Mark Day Two of College Wrestling
Reporters face headaches as nations AL AL UL wrestling championships proceed in New York. After an opening day struggle, contenders emerge in several weight classes with standout performances from Joe McDaniels Merle Jennings Dave Arndt and Henry Wittenberg among others as the field narrows toward finals.
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Gerald Lee
Osage
Lowa
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Pauls
Merle Jennings
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Town State College
Ross Hiniwener
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Golfer With An Eye to The Future
DATHOE March 20. Edie Wirk, a Wetroll Kolf professional, expected to be inducted into the selective service within the next month or two but was defeated. He faced a later decision about his golf career, stating he might return to play next year after a planned sermon.
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Edie Wirk
Wiuny
Kirk Aalik
Mike Belloise Out of Army in Odd Draft Case
New York March 29 Former featherweight boxing champion Mike Belloise was rejected by the draft board after a medical examination. He argued he had no dependents and was placed in 1-A. His brother Steve, a welterweight fighter, had been drafted to join a naval reserve recreation post, leaving Mike to support their parents and six of their ten siblings. The medical authorities settled the issue without further argument.
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Dhammy
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Steve
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Naval Reserve
Steve Wor
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Coast South boxers lead in national collegiate finals
Coast and South boxers dominated the national collegiate championships with six finalists from each coast, Idaho Vandals and Southwestern Louisiana Institute providing three finalists each. Notable matchups include Ted Karn and Layne Erickson defending champions at 12 and 165 pounds, as Kara faces Donald Marper and Elden Sanders meets Ericks on, while Gates H Konhall upsets Ken ldrick.
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Pacific Coast
Ile
Ernst
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Prelfie
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Southwestern Louisiana Institute
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Parish
Ted Karn
Layne Mriekson
Lo Yela
Kara
Mlabher
Idaho
Donald Marper
Frank
Edwin Ouréa
Ue Louisiain Schawl
Beriksan
Elden Sanders
North Carolina
Southwestern Touisiana
Lou Campbell
Gatesl
Wrigid Meters to Gatira Philadelphia May Championship Tour
March 2017 announcement confirms a national amateur championship tournament to be held at the Arena on May 24. Contenders from across the county will compete in this district event, with four teams advancing.
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Gatira
Philadelphia
Wil Atenes Contentants
Lye Countes
Edison County Track Champ Repeats Title at Class A Meet
Edison High secures its tenth Edison County track crown at Alamo Heights field. The Golden Belles win with 532.2 points, defeating Alamo Heights and Harlandale, while Ralph Bilsworth earns individual honors in sprint events. Senior and junior titles awarded. District 22 meet set for April 12 at Alamo Stadium.
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Baldy" Martin
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Leon Mueller
J. B. Goodwin
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Vine
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Ware Pfeiffer
Yletodles Bis Lishiat
Aid Disons
Aghjump
W . Low
Liv Batly
Inter Aciolnatic League
Alama
Girl Goalers All Set For South America Trip
In Saint Joseph Missouri a 12 member women’s basketball squad was chosen for the Pan American Games trip. The team would represent the United States in the early 1640s winter season, with forwards Ward Davenport Banks Siniypisey Wirds and Winslow among listed players from Davenport Little Rock Nashville and Des Moines. The selection includes Lillie Rock Lorelia Bini and Mary Parker, among others.
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Laverne Siniypisey
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Dorothy Wirds
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Lillie Rock
Guoris
Mary Winslow
Nash
Trote Marham
Little Roel
Lorelia Bini
Margaretb Betty
Naahylie
Mary Parker
Track Senior Division At Alamo Heights Meet Reveals Record Feats
The county track senior division results from the Alamo Heights event show multiple athletes from Somerset, Alam o Heights, and nearby districts posting marks and records. Notable names include Jack Grider, Ralph Wiswartt, and Warren Preltter with top distances and sprints highlighted in a dense, OCR heavy report.
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Jack Chandler
Banon Bombie
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Darth Grendbens
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Linknndale
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Biaon
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Collier's Retracts Alabama U Charges
Collier's Magazine issued an apology for publishing a piece accusing the University of Alabama athletic policies. The article claimed the university recruited top athletes through a bias toward academic requirements and used Tuscaloosa high school as a hatchery, alleging a hidden system to obtain athletic talent.
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University of Alabama
William Bradford Hale
Tuscaldora High School
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Longhorn Trackmen Triumph in Three-Way Meet
The Longhorn Track team won a three way college meet at College Biation, scoring 91 points and taking 13 of 16 events. Abilene Christian College placed second with 29 points, while the host team finished third.
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University of Texra Fon
Flyers Again Cage Champs In National AAU Tourney
The Flyers captured the women's AAU basketball national title after a hard fought victory. Shiever led with seven points, scoring inside at will for the Meir squad while teammates contributed key rebounds and defense.
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Uae
Unclear historical list hints at sports figures and events
A garbled OCR snippet lists many personal names, places, and possible sports associations with fragmented phrases. It mentions an event in May and a tourney, with numerous individuals named in a long, disjointed sequence, but no clear actions, outcomes, or dates.
Ambiguous Hockey Narrative From Coast to Coast
A garbled sports column discusses hockey and related events across multiple venues including Chicago and Vancouver. It mentions teams, players, and a string of game notes with scattered names and dates, but the OCR text remains largely unreadable, offering few clear facts or outcomes.
Steers Leaps To New Mark In Indoor Meet
University of Oregon athlete Les Steers cleared 7 feet 3/4 inch in the Washington indoor pavilion setting a world record. The leap happened during an exhibition entry in the UW versus California track meet, with the prior record of 6 feet 4 1/2 inches held by a Manhattan athlete. The California team won the meet 63 to 45 as seven Pavilion records fell.
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