Houston Bowling Champion Dominates State All-Events
Dick Bryant of Houston claimed the state tenpin all-events title at Main Bowling Center, compiling 038 640 and 557 for a grand total of 125? to outpace R. Gartner of Houston who led with 1824 in a lively opening week. Other top finishers included L. Bucknoe and L. Pullen in Class A, Don Kilpatrick in Class B, and Jup Eyhorr and Charlie Euler winning Class A doubles as crowds roared through Sunday sessions.
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Hoe
Capwren
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R. Gartner
Houston
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Big Bring
L. Pullen
Dallas
Fat Pullen
Garies
Bud Béemar
Lunsford
Harry Lunsford
San Antonio
Cangas
Sermi
Jake Douglass
Big Spring
BH. J. Stanton
D. Kilpatrick
F. Henderson
Austin
H. Richards
Corpus Cisristi
E. Gitley
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P. Howe
Buddy
J. Arila
A. Corder
H. Hoeckendord
Autland
MM. Stone
Aldy Charge Kaiser Jr
Elmer Miller
Kilbler
Gene Lamm
E. Johnson
Fort Waril
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Henry
Caliis
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Waco
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George Murcher
San Antonulo
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O. Sherman
H. Richard
Corpus Chris
R. Eldridge
San Anponio
P. Howze
Jup
E. J. Eyhorr
Charlie
Euler
George Blackerley
Charlie Berissaly
Minchna Falls
Vic Diggers
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Ag Spring
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J. Pease
D Cohen
San Angelo
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Xec
Texas bowling results highlight strong showings across divisions
In Dallas and San Antonio area meets, multiple teams led by Texas Center and Fort Worth rivals posted high scores. Gad Price Dt Foppee placed third in Houston, Falstaff Beer led in Houten, and Coca Cols Dallas joined the money list as did Hyton's Five. Fort Worth Secrest-Growder edged Texas Center quintet by 17 pins for the Class Cavenian crown, while Wichita Falls earned 1943 tournament honors and set October 25 string-event plans in Waco. The association urged support for war bonds and adhered to Bowling Congress rules banning drinking on lanes.
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Walter] Marquardt
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Shorty" Fox
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Bowling Congress
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Quality Pulls into Tie for Second Place
Errors favored Quality as they topped the Bur Rangers 10 to 2 Sunday at Van Daleeld to pull into a second place tie with Bell Furniture in the Spanish Armorican league. No contest was ruled in the second game after a stoppage in the lower innings.
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Medalist and Champion Out Of City Golf Action
Golfers compete in San Antonio at Brackenridge Park with Medalist Jackson and City Champion Porter exiting after quarter final rounds. Miller Campbell defeats Jackson 2 and 1 while Ashbey beats Porter 1 and 2. Other results include Callahan routing Young 6 and 4, Jones defeating Nesmith, Wendland over Jordan 4 and 3, and Carpenter edging Mitchell 1 up. Unplayed matches include Massingill vs Pope and Terrell vs Byannon.
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Willow Springs
Fant Jackson
WM Porter
Fist of
Brackenridge Park Course
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Porter
Miller Campbell
RH. W. Ashbey
Stanley Callahan
Texas
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Loraine
Young
Bob Jones
Willard Nesmith
Loup ii
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A. J. Jordan
Carpenter
Allen Mitehell
Levay
Brannen
George ‘Errell
W. L
Massinglll
Pope
Monterey
Massingill
Ashley
Jones
Carpenter Wendland
Cillahan
Pope Whnner
Craplell
Warmerdam Tops 16 Feet In Outdoor Pole Vault Record
Cornelius Warmerdam, a Palo Alto California teacher, vaulted 16 feet 6 inches to set an outdoor world pole vault mark at a Pacific Association meet in Berkeley California. The performance surpassed his prior outdoor best and broke the meet and field records. indoor marks are unresolved pending federation recognition. Warmerdam has now cleared or topped 16 feet in multiple exhibitions as he pushes the sport’s outdoor record.
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Fiedmont
Calif
Boston
Warmerdam
International Federation
Compton
Berkeley
Cails
May
Quo Vadis to Be Filmed In Hollywood Scene
Hollywood gossip notes report Quo Vadis as a powerful spectacle to begin filming in June under MGM with Lana Turner as Lyla and Robert Taylor co starring. Industry chatter tracks other stars and projects including Ben Hur comparisons and Universal, Twentieth and Warners plans.
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N.S. Hollywood
INS
Quo. Vadis
Arthur Hornblow Jr
Lana Furier
M.-O-M
Lyela
Uemuly
Nero
Robert Taylor
Henry Sienkewicz
Beer
Gines
Pilm Company
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G.M
New York Heartbeat Rundown of Public Figures and Vague Gossip
Walter Winchell The Big Parade: Detective J Broderick famed for courage against gangsters refused 9000 from MGM to stay on police force at 80 weekly. Chet Shaw now Newsweek manager. Purple Heart worn by Kabon shows wartime injury. Private Carl Leammier weekends at Watik y Eth hotel on 21 a month. Lou Holts at Moore's praises Beaverbrook tribute. Beav erbrook calls new Priori ties vaudeville great entertainment. Bronx vignette features a housewife shopper chased by armed man. cashier jokes about robbery. New song Sleepy Lagoon. Ford Harrison crew at Cafe de la Paix. Morita dances at Roxy. Broadway gossip, romances, and backstage chatter mix with fleeting scandals and fashion notes.
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J. Broderick
Stilf
Chet Shaw
Col Overy
Newsweek
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Carl Leammier
sWatiky Eth Avenue
Lou Holts
Moore
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Ambiguous 1920s style sports brief with scattered team names
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple teams and players across cities with weather notes and scattered scores. The readable parts reference Milwaukee and Columbus areas, with mentions of games and names like Ganzi Becond and Brekeen, but no clear single event or outcome is established.
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Fibwaukee
Keninman City
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Vandenberg
Ganzi
Sunibur
Iwaukee
Buford Jones Wins Willow Springs Ace in Open Match
Buford Jones earned Willow Springs ace with a hole in one on the fifth hole a 165 yard shot. Mack Wright George Hoffman and J A Jordy witnessed the event at Willow Springs during Sunday play.
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Willow Springs
Buford Bb. Jones
Light
Jones
Mack Wright
George Hoffman
J. A. Jordy
Leip to Toronto Pirates option infielder Edger Leip
The Pirates today optioned infielder Edger Leip to Toronto of the International League. He is subject to 24 hour recall and will report to Bill Grimes outfit tonight.
Golfers Win 3 Titles At Monterrey Invite
The Monterrey annual invitation golf tournament crowned three champions. Hap Massingl won the men's championship by defeating Graham of Torreon in a grueling 46 hole final. Tony Esquivel claimed the first flight with a 2 up win over Carlos Willis. Mrs. Bol Barbee captured the second flight by 2 up over Van Buskirk.
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Monerrey
L. “Hap" Massing
Hots Graham
Torreon
Tony Esquivel
Fore Golfers Club
Carlos Willis
Bol Barbee
Moa R. van Buskirk
Briday
Esquivel
M. Gergales
San Antonio
Wills
M. Seq
Monterrey
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I. Watson
Wine
McNees
Esther McMain
Jiln Derbyn
Beeville
J. L. Wead
McAllen
B. F. Kinney
Moutain
M. Ezeta
Fort Sam Houston Women Golf Club Luncheon Meeting
The Fort Sam Houston Women’s Golf Association gathers Tuesday at 11 0 a.m. at the Officers’ Club for a monthly luncheon and business meeting to map plans for the upcoming championship tournament. A weekly handicap tour will follow at 1 p.m. at Port Sam Houston links.
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Fort Sam Houston Women's Golf Association
Officers’ Club
Port Sam Houston Links
Rodeo Star Badly Hurt In San Diego Rodeo
National champion bronc buster Jack Cooper of Newhall California was badly injured after a horse threw him and he was kicked in the face at a rodeo in Lakewood. Doctors reported a fractured jaw head injuries and possible internal injuries. More than 8000 spectators watched as he, who won the branch busting title at Madison Square Garden in New York earlier this year, suffered the accident.
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Cath
Jack Cooper
Newhall
Call
al Lakeaide
Cooper
Madison Square Garden
New York
Best Beau Sets Agua Track Record in Mile Handicap
Best Beau, a four year old owned by 3 G Langdon, set a new one mile Agua Caliente track record of 4,373 5 minutes in the Quanition handicap on Sunday. He won by four lengths over Sir Winsome. The winner paid $320, $4.90 and 8. Sir Winsome paid $4.80 and $3.20 with Son of War third at $7.89.
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Mexico
Maza
G. Langdon
Agua Caliente
Sir Winsome
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