Biggest Derby Field in Seven Years Ready
The 1943 Kentucky Derby fields 19 notable three year olds face a choice of footing in Churchill Downs track. Stir Up from Mrs Payne Whitney’s Greenacres stable starts from post six with Eddie Azzaro aboard as the favorite in a race that could net the winner over $86,700 in purse. Weather and track conditions linger as 60,000 expect to witness a premier color-filled event amid careful prep and last minute workouts before post time at 5 18 p m San Antonio wartime.
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Fight Results Across Cities Show Roundups and Knockouts
Boxing results from Peru to New Haven list fighters and outcomes. Notable bouts include Jarry Dovly losing by points, Yerry Trane and Robert Early scoring wins, and Nat Stokes knocked out. Several matches end by decision or stoppage with multiple cities including Milwaukee Philadelphia and San Francisco reporting results.
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Lulu Costanyine
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Robert Eary
Ruben Shank
Norman Rubio
AE Fins
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Danny McMillan
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Leo
Damn Pendleton
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Coon
Julie Kogart
Joe, Lessieux
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Herman Badger
Nat Stokes
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Eddie Peindine
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Sam Shumway
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Elmer Ray
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Bon Smith
San Francisco
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Aurlet
Contnarr
Jackie Ragu
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College Baseball Thriller Ends in Te xas Comeback
South western university star John Heitman pitched three hitless innings before a ninth inning collapse as Texas A.&M pushed to a 3-2 win. Red Wagner delivered a key hit, while Bob Fretz worked steadily for the Amzies with six strikeouts. John Ogee, former Oklahoma City Indian, dies at 78 in Oklahoma City.
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Wistaming
Worrell Leads Jefferson To Texas State Track Title
Worrell's wide leap and strong finishes propelled the Jefferson Mustangs of San Antonio to their fifth state high school track championship in three years, scoring 112 points to edge Brackenridge. Alan Sparkman set a discus mark, Charley Parker swept the dashes, and Desmond Doyle anchored a record 44 yard relay as San Antonio dominated.
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Safe Driver Jenkins Flips Car in San Diego Demonstration
SAN DIEGO Calif May 6 1 Ab Jenkins famed as the world s safest driver in army vehicle demonstrations at Camp Catton overturned a staff car during a 50 to 60 mile an hour U turn in front of 400 onlookers. He suffered a small cut behind the ear while the car recovered on all four wheels. Army officials said the accident was not his fault and Jenkins continued the hazardous test with Maj S A Phillipe of Salt Lake City accompanying him as they head to another camp.
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Dixie Handicap at Pimlico Sets Richest Prize Record
The Dixie Handicap at Pimlico, with a $26,200 added purse, attracts eight runners including Sun Agama and Sun Tedfy as top contenders on a fast track. Entries feature Calumet Farm favorites and Greyhound connections, with NBC planning national coverage at 3 p.m. San Antonio time.
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Mexico Riders Beat U S in Polo Series
Mexico defeated the United States 6 to 2 in a Saturday polo match in insany CITY. Bil Skidmore of Dallas scored twice, Antonio Nava Castillo added two goals, Guillermo Gracida scored twice, and Guillermo Cloneros added one as Mexico dominated the U S team in the International polo series.
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Texas leads by strokes in Southwest Conference golf event
At Austin Conutes club course Texas holds a comfortable stroke lead over Texas A and M after 26 holes. Hoover posted a 156 while A and M trio improved. Stromtech preserved a lead in individual race with 180 101. Other Texas players posted scores as the Aggies trailed. In College Station day five saw Pirates and Aggies compete with singles and doubles wins.
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War Workers Rally to 8-1 Victory Over Stars
War Workers defeated the Stars 8-1 Friday night at Tech field with efficient hitting from Reming, Duran, Minez, Guerra, Sanchez and others. The game attendance was about 200 as War Workers dominated with timely hits and strong defense. The team hosts the Giants in a Sunday doubleheader at Richter field with first pitch at 2:30 pm.
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Kelly Diamond
Track meet results show multiple event victors at city meet
A sanitized list of event winners and top placings from a San Antonio area track meet. Winners include Moore in the 440 yard dash, Parker and Jerron in sprint events, Brooks in the mile, and Southworth in the high jump. Relays, shot put, discus, and javelin show Brackenridge, Breckenridge, and Austin among top placers with times and distances noted.
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Watt
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Goose Creek
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Sunday Baseball Details at Tech Field and Brooke Filet
Fragmentary schedule notes list Sunday baseball at Tech field and Kelly field at Brooke filet with mentions of Rundulph feld and players or teams referenced as Sev Marcoy and Cellet Cenie ve. The text is garbled but indicates multiple venue names and a baseball event.
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Parker makes history in three sprint wins at state meet
at the state track meet Parker won the 100 in 9.6 seconds and the 220 in 20.7, matching a national high school record in the 220, with a 43.1 anchor in the relay. Watt, Erfurth, and Means also excelled in hurdles and discus as Franklin Young and others placed for the Eagles.
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Stengel Takes Brewers Manager Post in Grimm's Absence
MILWAUKEE May 6 Stengel becomes Brewers boss after Charlie Grimm leaves for Chicago Cubs. Grimm had co ownership with Bill Veeck and helped lift Milwaukee from cellar to contender, while Stengel, long associated with the Braves and Dodgers, returns to managing after last serving in 1949 with the Boston Braves.
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Bartzen Retains Texas High School Tennis Title
Bartzen of San Angelo repeats as state high school tennis champion with an 8-1 6-4 5-3 victory over Ed Ray of Linton in Friddy’s tournament final. Gollifarb and Chew of El Paso won boys doubles 6-1 6-2 6-0 over Elrod and Leeper. Margaret Warner of Austin over Virginia Broyles 6-1 6-3 to claim girls singles. Taylor and Millender of Corpus Christi won girls doubles 4-3 6-2 over Smiths.
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Texas’ High Scoul
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Fi Paso
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Towner Leeper
Sweetwater
Margaret Warner
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Lamess
Laura Taylor
Piste Millender
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Phillies Streak Threatens First Place Lead
Phils ride a hot streak while in the second division as Freddy Fitzsimmons mixes minor leaguers and holdovers. They edged Brooklyn behind a four-hitter by Ken Raifensberger and a two-run homer by Ron Northey, threatening to gain the top spot if Cincinnati wins. Giants drop another, Yanks and Browns win. Washington edges past Oakland in a high-scoring affair with late homers.
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Brunner Leads San Antonio Women’s Gulf Tourney at Brackenridge Park
Mrs H Brunner emerged as the brightest star at the San Antonio Women’s Gulf association tournament held Friday at Brackenridge Park with an 86 gross and a net 12 after a 14 handicap. Mrs R A Posther tallied 103-24-79 for the runner up, while twenty four players competed despite many members being in Monterrey for the same event.
Junior Hi Tennis Semi finals Set After Quarter Results
The Junior High Tennis tournament at Jedlerian courts will hold semi finals at 4 30 Monday with singles and doubles titles on the line. Quarter final results from The Light include Tay Maltzberger defeating Herbert Leith Twain 6 4 6 0 and Jack Lowell beating Jimmy Russell 8 3 6 0 in singles. Doubles saw Perkins Lampert beat Gueldner Williams 6 0 6 0, Elrenverg Christian beat Sweet Pauos 6 0 6 0, Berette Alonso defeated Keller Boldt 6 2 6 0, Meador Wag Roner and Talley teams advance. Harels Bi 6 4 6 0. Also noted Bob Connery visits town with Plaza stay.
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Herman Mixzfeld
Bill Booston
Mann
Danny Perkins
Leon Lampert
David Gueldner
Nick Williams
Herris
Leo Elrenverg Wit
Tommy Christian
Dill
Opening Night at San Antonio Horse Show Delighted Crowd
A large audience gathered at Brackenridge Park Stadium for the San Antonio Horse Show’s opening night. The event featured a variety show and ongoing races with many horses and riders listed, including Abner, Jane, and Mrs. Demald Leyaye. The schedule shows performances continuing Saturday at 7 45 pm and Sunday at 2 pm, with entries from Brackenridge stables and multiple riders such as Gilene Gish and Betty Wheelock.
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Nurzy Trumpet
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Chiles
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Baseball Standing Sebelusa Seauls Team Won
Baseball standings note a win by the SeBelusa team with last place at La Rew Yor 4 Washington. Mentions Wynn Gaudiffi Ferrell and players like Roser, Homers by Melkovich Honton and Etten with a note of a postponed game between Detroit and Cleveland.
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Where They Play Todays Maserial Schedule
National Leagan Cinebonatt at St Louis 29 Pittaburkh at Chicana 2 pm Pmadetehin at Brooklyn 1 30 New Fork at Osive 1 pm Boston at New York 4 20 Asnington at Philadalvhea 7 pm Chicago at Netroy 2 30 St Toula at Clevaland Tai TEEN DRAGUE Beranton 4 on Hagar
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Softball roundup and league results in weekly play
Friday night softball saw Katooty Softball earn a win with Bolick and Tare Varino key hits. Mel Keenan of Dodd Field took the Centennal Pay come in with two hits. Numerous Enlisted League games from the Cadet Center and Brooke General Hospital highlighted by Randolph Field’s win over Kelly Field and Holston Easterns first win. Sunday schools and girls leagues also noted with multiple teams competing.
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St Gee
Bolick
Tarevarino
Mel Keenaing
Dodd Field
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Ant AP Bingles
Heme Pie
Aye Evans
Dauvien Carl ‘Smith
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