Derby Day Hopes Warm Up For Louisville Run
Kentucky Derby day brings mixed weather with warm sun and possible showers. Col Bradley and Mrs John Hay Whitney mount Burgoo King and Tick On as favorites, while trainers and jockeys plot tactics on a crowded Churchill Downs scene with hoped for Derby glory and purses over $50,000.
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French Sickness Catcher Scarron Receives Life Pension
Yesterday's Explanations recount Paul Scarron, a 17th century French writer and court figure, appointed malade en titre to Queen Anne. He received a pension of 5000 livres for life, about $1000 at the time, equating to roughly $4000 yearly today, drawn for nearly 24 years. Also noted is a Coventry, England project: James Green built Stiichall Church solo over seven years as penance. A note invites letters regarding the Believe It or Not feature.
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Champion Woman Bowler From Pueblo To Exhibit In San Antonio
Mrs Florella D McCutcheon of Pueblo Colorado dubbed the champion woman bowler of the country with a three year tenpin average over 200 and a win over Jimmy Smith 704 to 886 will exhibit and give instructions in San Antonio next Friday Saturday and Sunday O J Gain advance man for Mrs McCutcheon announced today that the exhibitions will be at the Lions field alleys.
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St Marys Baseball Standings Tight After Friday Games
St Marys University Juniors and Seniors share the lead in the Playground Baseball league after Friday results. The Dinner-Seniors beat the Sophomores 5-3 with Kid Latourerde pitching and topped the Engineers 5-4 with Jor Obriatti on the mound. Residents beat Engineers 6-4, while the Sophomores defeated the Residents 10-4 with Pape on the mound.
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Unclear sports rosters and names from historical page
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Chiro Hawks Fight to Start Season at Tech Field
Independence May 7. Chiro Hawks clash with 68th Squadron in Cy Major league action at Tech Field Saturday at 4 30 pm. Navarro club bolstered by Bryan Naylor Mower Olsen and dehy Pipa will face Bunshina Bpociale at Vogrter Park. Joplin fennestine transfer to Topeka approved by Wratern aeociation officials.
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Fort Sam Houston Sergeant's Odd Unit Names Featured
Fort Sam Houston sergeant Omer J. Lupien writes of Company D Forty-fifth United States Infantry, a group of about 70 soldiers from Mohamadan tribes with each man using a single-surname nickname. A Believe It or Not contest is mentioned with prizes to claim.
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Texas Track Team Beats Aggies Rice Texas Track Team Beats Aggies Rice
University of Texas beat Rice Owls and Texas A&M at Memorial Stadium on May 7 scoring 612 1 2 to 602 3 1 to 445 6 in a meet highlighted by two Southwestern Conference records. Texas shot put and broad jump set new marks, while Rice and A&M posted notable performances amid a dense field of events.
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Jeff track stars reach state finals in mixed relay drive
Five Jefferson track members plus a Edison High student advanced to state finals after strong Friday trials. Brackenridge failed to reach finals for the first time in five years as Eagle athletes were eliminated in prelims.
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Records In State Track Meet At Austin
Records set at the Texas university Interscholastic meet in Austin highlighted by Schrimsher of Jefferson San Antonio leaping 24 feet 1 and 2 inches. Marks include 100 yard dash 9.4 seconds, 120 yard high hurdles 35 seconds, 220 yard dash 21.5, 440 yard dash 50.2, mile run 4 minutes 77 seconds, broad jump 24 feet 4 inches, high jump 6 feet 3 and 4 inches, pole vault 12 feet 8 and 4 inches, shot put 51 feet 25 inches, javelin 177 feet 11 inches, and discus 111 feet 1 inch.
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Rassle Bill On Tonight Postponed By Rain
Rain delays Ralph Hammonds wrestling show at Expo grounds shifting to Saturday. If rain stops it will be held at Expo arena otherwise Beethoven hall. Matches include Poulos vs Maree two of three falls with two hour limit and several other bouts with one hour or two of three falls. Opening bell at 8 20.
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Injured Boxer Schentrup Improves After Tourney Fall
Henry Schentrup 18, a clever middleweight, remained in semi conscious condition for 24 hours after a hard blow and fall in the city A A U boxing finals at League Park. He was treated then moved to Robert B. Green hospital as reports indicate progress.
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Two Games Booked for Commercial League Sunday
Two league matches are set for Sunday at Eagle field and Rack Quarry field. Great American Life Inguior faces Alamo Paintmen at 6:30 p.m. while Dixie Sports meets Southwest Bie tulithic Bears at 6:30 p.m. at Rack Quarry field.
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Lavender Triumphs Over Jackson in Finals at Dallas
In Dallas on May 9 Dennis Lavender 23 a Southern Melhiouist University student wins the amateur golf title defeating Jack Jackson by four and three in the final match.
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Pirates Struggle as Heine Meine Absence Bites Team
In a season clouded by Heine Meine’s absence and a suspension, the Pirates crash to defeat in eight of nine. Manager George Glayon relies on few dependable arms as firing power wanes, with Waner and Suhr delivering limited offense.
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Texas League Admits Major Price Cut Across Venues
Texas League club owners vote a drastic immediate admission price reduction to 35 cents for bicackers 50 cents for unreserved grandstand 73 cents for reserved grandstand and $1 for boxes to boost turnstile yields. Clubs to set seating within their facilities as needed while Texas league baseball remains uncertain at Shreveport pending park status after a Wednesday fire.
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Texas High Coaches Back Grid Rule Changes QO K
A meeting in Austin led by Ray Mortison of Southern Methodist University heard Texas High School Football Coaches association approval of most rule changes. Coaches welcomed tentative rules on kickoff and punting but warned some aspects may still favor the kicking team. The Mustang coach predicted little effect on spectator experience, noting emphasis on safety and play stoppages for ball carriers.
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Letterman Utility Series Opens With Weekend Clash
San Antonio’s Public Service Company and the Alamo Lettermen meet in a three game set on the University diamond. Saturday’s 3 30 start precedes Sunday two games at 2 00. McNair Dresch Parker Gaffway Hay lead the Lettermen mound duties while Schultz Carter Cardwell Graet and Fried will pitch for the Utilities.
Metcalfe Again Ties Dash Record
Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette University sophomore, tied the world record in the 10 yard dash with a 3095 time in a dual meet against Wisconsin under floodlights. He previously matched the mark at Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa, while defeating rival sprinters.
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Squadron 47 Romps on Flying Cadets
Randolph Field League game Friday saw the Forty-seventh Squadron beat the Flying Cadets 12 to 2. Guthrie and Malone led the offense with strong late innings while Amorous and Eisenmann played solid defense for the Cadets and Hightower starred for the winners.
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Friedrich Giants Rally in Lavernia Debut
In Lavernia Sunday afternoon Friedrich Giants posted a strong debut as Ed Priedrich led the team with a solid performance. The Lavernia Motor Sales club hosted the game, and Priedrich’s lieutenants supplied key support as the season opened with promise.
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Cubs to Perform at St Anthony's for Pedro Junior Cribs
Cubs will perform at St Anthony's with Pedro Junior Cribs and St Anthony College. Alen will play Davebo on the college circuit at 2 o'clock Sunday.
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Unreadable fragment hints at civil unrest event and weather
The text shows garbled OCR mentioning civil unrest and a weather reference. Names and events are unclear, with scattered terms like Nathan Teal Whit and Bridgale. No coherent action or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
Baseball Schedule Fragments for American League
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Veldus's Result Rup Antonie T, Shrevennet a, Heauiigness
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