Great Field At Enpo Bients Exhpo Rifle Meet Opens
The Texas Rifle and Pistol Association opened a shooting event at Exposition Range with shooters from Texas states and Arizona. Participants from Austin, Houston, Fort Worth, Dallas, San Angelo, El Paso and Oklahoma attended the damp morning, with 63 medals to be awarded and Sunday shooting beginning at 8:30 A M if rain holds off. officials expect a large crowd and organizers including T K Cline noted preparations.
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Oklahoma
Arizona
Fistol Club
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Salada
Washington, D
Jesse L. Raven
Texas State Rifle Association
Mage
T. K. Cline
Liberty Club
Uptown Sports Hall Captures Feature League Victory
Uptown Sports Hall c and 5. Ball Club won 6 last 5-4 in a feature game of the Business Men's Playground league at Sen Bedro park Friday night. Other results include Texas Steam Laundry trimming Alamo Goldbugs 18-6 and Portelain Cats beating Martin Baumt Plumbers 9-2. San Antonio Barbers and related teams are set to play Sunday.
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Business Men's
Sen Bedro Park
Texas Steam Laundry
Alamo Goldbugs
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Tok Martin Baumt Plumbers
Pransels Drug Bier
Coeaandets
ABB Tk
San Antonio Country Club Stakeholders Set for Noon Meeting
Stockholders of the San Antonio Country Club are scheduled to meet at noon Saturday to elect five board of governors. Incumbents reoffered include H. B. Andrews William Aubrey Jr C. O. Terrall and EH Guenther with new candidates J BR Bocker Lamar Beeligson Dr George Paschal BR Holland R Smith and FB Rubsamen.
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San Antonio
Mélie Maurine Bassett
H. B. Andrews
Willam Aubrey Jr
C. O. Terrall
EH. R. Guenther
J. BR. Bocker
Lamar Beeligson
George Paschal
B. R. Holland
R. @. Smith
FB. B. Rubsamen
Texas League President Turns Umpire at Dallas
Texas League action in Dallas included a controversial night with J Alvin Gardner among umpires as managers argued over infield flies and baserunning. Beaumont Exporters defeated Wichita Falls 5 2 while Houston’s offense starred in a long Fort Worth rendering.
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Dallas
L Parker
Bootle
J. Alyn Gardner
Redcliff Sn
George Loepp
McGhee
Galloway
Bonura
Radcliff
Sec
Gardner
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Pratt
Beaumont
Wichita Palls
Collier
Spudders
Greenberg
Tenby
Fort Worth Falls In Texas Box Showdown 6 3
A cluttered recap shows Fort Worth defeating Houston with key batting, pitching by Grant and Housser, and late rally elements. It lists box scores, player names, and inning details across multiple venues including Beaumont and Galveston, reflecting a season-wide box score roundup.
Call for Laddie CE Manager Stavro LepparSOR
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Laddie elman and CROOM THE star players in San Antonio with unclear roles. It references city timing around May 14 and a report by Detletin NS, including phrases about Houston and large units. The piece is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
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Stavro Lepparsor
Lucifer Oanter
Lola
Butts Alk
Houston
Laddie Elman
Croom
Ing
San Antonio
Ang
Detletin NS
Andee
Three shine in AALL bouts at Madison Square Garden
In New York on May 1, 160 amateur boxers competed for Olympic honors as eight champions were crowned. Notable winners included Lou Salica of New York in the flyweight, Eddie Tigan of New Orleans in the welterweight, and Fed Feary of Stockton, California in the heavyweight. Salica and Feary's victories were highly anticipated, with Feary defeating Yale’s John Eileullen for a major upset. Flynn, Loyola University dental student, claimed the welterweight title a year after his prior victory.
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Lexthec
Madison Square Garden
Wight
Lou Salica
Eddie Tigan
New Orleans
Fed Feary
Stockton
Calif
Flynn
Loyola University At
Yale
Italy
America
NES Cup Captaincy Declared Amid U S Team Changes
Philadelphia May 1 Business affairs of Pitts Eugene Dixon the public ladagr sayator day have compelled him to withdraw as captain of the United States Davis Cup team for the Eur tour. Will Plod of the Netmen will lead in matches with Mexico at New Orleans May 12 16 and with Australia at Philadelphia Country Club May 27 30. Bernon Prebtice of New York chairman of the United States Davis Cup committee will assume the role if Dixon cannot travel.
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Eugene Dixon
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Mexico
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Philadelphia Country Club
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New York
United States Days Cap
Mexico Nats Face Stinging Defeats in Del Rio Fiesta
The Mexico Nationals in San Antonio suffered two losses at the Cinco de Maya celebration in Del Rio. Remi-pro team extends schedule with three more games to try to turn the series, following a first game loss and a second defeat. The teams are set to meet again Saturday afternoon and two more games Sunday.
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Great American Nine Meeting at Booster Park Preview
Two Jeanue readers from Great American and Lilé Tneurora clash with Gouuimseg Dial Joep and Gunshing Specials in a Sunday afternoon game at Booster Park. Bill Hargrove likely to anger the Jesurers while Qockrell braces the mound for the Specials.
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Dilly Major Lesrue
Clash Gattrday
Booster Park
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Rotary and Optimist Club Plan Charity Track Meet
Rotary and Optimist clubs plan a charity track meet at League Park likely June 14 with permission requested today at Hofer Hammond for use of the park. Nebraska team wins in Lincoln opening dual meet as University of Nebraska cinder artists edge Oklahoma 71-63. SMU to face TCU in Fort Worth dual meet. Merchants Transfer Slaggers seek a Sunday game, call Mission 342.
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Hammond
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Oklswoma
Dallas
Jimmie Stewart
Southern Methodist University
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University Horned Frogs
Local Sports Roundup From Louisville and Beyond
Fragmented dispatch from the Associated Press highlights Irish title fights and regional track notes. Names include Henry “Young” Firro of Louisville, Cecil Layne, Buck McTiernan, and Johnny Dean among others. Leon Valley and Stockdale prep for Class B track, with Trinity and Leon Valley involved in a busy Friday.
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Inekle Plelda
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Charles Baier
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Haynes
Lop Angeles
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Hann Birkle
Oakland
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Cecil Jordan
Omaha
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Austin High No-Hit Flair Secures District Title
Austin high team dominates San Antonio’s Whomes Welferson in a 7 19 win, claiming the district championship. Dudley Prado and Wohin Munroe star with strong pitching and key hits, while Cameron’s batters struggle to score.
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Austin High Marsong
Dorden ‘Wattard
Bostwick to Ride Mate in Dixie Stakes at Pimlico
Baltimore May 8 The Bostwick stable backs Mate the three year old star after a strong season showing. G H Bostwick named to ride Mate as 126 pound top impost leads a field including Gallant Knight 121 and other contenders such as Aegis and Flagstone in the Dixie Stakes at Pimlico with $15 000 added in prize money.
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Bostwick Colé
God
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Audley Farm
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Mrs. Katherine
Hitt
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Walter M. Jeffords
Aegis
Linton Farm
Flagstone
Tribe Winner Moves Over to Tyler
In Tyler May 1 the Ban Antonio Indians beat Shreveport 7-5, breaking a one run jinx in North Texas play. New pitcher Roland Flinn starred as the Indians rallied in the seventh and held off a late Sports surge, aided by a decisive double play to end a ninth inning rally. Crowd numbered about 2000.
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Untitled track results from Philadelphia event
Athletes from many places competed in a Philadelphia meet with mixed results. Tim Benton, 18, defeated George Zahareo before exiting injured. Howard Dantawine of Des Moines won with 298 points while Montreal entries posted notable marks. Several other scorers and locations are listed amid inconsistent OCR fragments.
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Roland Mironmeser
Gnoren
Shraw Pataekny
Dtemmbte
Topeka
Kan
Charney Wet Mischer
Butternal
Wis
Touny ‘Gulch
San” Antonio
Tesin
Ateaignt Falls
Jon Bayelal
Hveo Als
Trent Paterson
Kearnes
Lenila Wolfe
Bherman
Texas
Dal Ineld
Olly
Guy- Sim Tandos
Dick Dwvizcourt
Mavis Touupt
Fube
Dibble Sports Travel to St Hedwig Sunday Game
The Dibble Sports will journey to St Hedwig Sunday for a game at 3 o clock. All players should assemble at 2875 West Commerce Street at 12 30 o clock.
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Whitney On Top Again in National League Batting Race
Whitney On Top Again leads the Philadelphia squad in the National League batting race with a strong mark as IXthron Ughton hits 90 against New York. Pinkey Whaley shines at shortstop while teammates Kin and Critz rise in the standings amid a tight pennant chase.
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Frost Bankers Triumph Over Federals In League Play
Frost Bankers defeated Federals 6 to 4 in a league game on a sunny afternoon at Polo Field No. 1. Dickinson, Dinwiddie and Hits by several players boosted the Frost Bankers as they overcame a tough Federal defense.
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101 Messengers to Play Twin Baseball Games Sunday
The 101 Messenger Service team schedules two baseball games Sunday at Edgewood school diamond. The first begins at 10 a.m. against Concepcion Myers at Concepcion Park and the second at 2 p.m. versus Palm Heights club.
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San Antonio Defeated by Hyde Park in Open Volley Ball
San Antonio, defending champions, lost to Hyde Park of Chicago in the eleventh International Open volleyball tournament in Chicago. The defeat puts San Antonio into the loser's bracket with a chance to reach the finals. next they face Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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