Radio Morale Surpasses Odds In Preakness Build Up
Radio Morale, a 100-to-1 shot, was highlighted in the Preakness buildup as owners 베 King Ranch and trainer Max Hirsch pivoted entry plans. The field gained late drama with owner changes and surprise entries, as Count Fleet and others prepared for the May post.
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Pimlico
Bale Iimore
Radio Morale
Avon the Preakness
Gaunt
Fleet
Charles McGlennon
Uae
King Rarohy
Preakness
Jamalcn
Baltimore
Prest J
Hone
John D
Denny
W. A. Hiann
Vincentive
H.L Straus
New ‘Moon
Isidore Bieber
Radio
Rario Morale
Jamaica
Bieber
Iinter
King Ranch
Max Hirsch
Hilltown
R. L. Wall Jr
Hall
Partido
Hirsch
Fist Fight Shocks Handball Meet in 1942 AAU Match
In San Francisco on May 8, a fist fight erupted during a semifinal in the national AAU handball tournament. Marble of Oakland was ruled off court and the match awarded to Smith after both players clashed postmatch in the showers. Marble was hospitalized with injuries. Smith led 16-13 in the first game when the dispute began.
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San Francisco
Abe
Marble
Smith
Oakland
Joe Platik
Chicago
Navy
Angelo
Women golfers set for San Ane ronila weekly tourney
The San Ane ronila Women s Golf Association prepares for its weekly meet as a warm up for the annual tourney. Members from Milwaukee and nearby clubs are listed as participants with odds and entries noted.
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Mis
Gorge Stormman
Beackenthree
San Aneronila Women's Golf Association
Ft Sadeh
Softball Recap Incomplete Read From Local Center
A fragmented report details a softball contest involving the Reception Center squad and Bilin gon with unclear players and positions. It mentions Raine, Hitting wine, and Teg orem, plus references to Triton, Vimitan, and Matt Clark, but key names, dates, and outcomes are garbled.
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Sjela Yeany
Aida
Lue Cutis
Orca Eau
Randolph
Normovie
Bilingon
Tel Ina
Raine
Handaoma
Ais Agra
Mead
Knntne
Ian Heo
Pymay
Matt Clark
Taverne and Blatt
Jeffersons Mustangs Struggle In State Track Meet
Jefferson High of San Antonio contends for a second straight state title but is hampered by sprinter Grieder’s injury. Parker leads the Mustangs in sprints while Austin rivals push in dashes relays and field events. several Jefferson qualifiers vie for points across events including the mile relay and pole vault.
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Jefferson’s
Mustangs
San Antonio Schoo
Austin
Gyleder
Iim
Writley
Jefferson
Grieders
Charley Barker
Nko
Grieder
Boa Austin
Parker
Ali
Wino Arid
Mustang Flash
Bill Eagle
Murray Stadford
Val Adams
Sean
Atus Ali Sparkman
Bradford
Lowe
Mart
Sparkman
Keith] Vineyard
Edgewood
Seehes
Grorge Kadera
Reagan
Trouston
Jeff
Murray Browle
Maragna
Bol Amstadd
Brackenridge
Dimmy
Strong
Franklin Young
Wes Witt
Coulter
Masonic
Ineher
James Southworth
Eagles
Alamo Siights
Russell Pooge
S&c
Edison
Kirby Moore
Martinez Exceeds In State Tennis Semi Finals
Mabry of Allcs and Emil Martinez of Brackenville lead the Intercollegiate boys singles at the state tournament in Austin as Broyles and Harleen advance. Mabry defeated Burkett 6-0 6-1 while Broyles beat Agar and Martinez edged Baker 6-8 8-2 8-2. Friday saw Marinier facing Barzen in the next round with Kerrville and Briscoe players in doubles action.
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Phil Agar
Austry
Martined
John Baker
Sherman
Barlzen
Franklin McCarter
Ball
Galveston
bin Cundirr
Jattersen
Tristile
Maan
Chantty
Priday
Uy Rubyiegue
Wandet
Phiadelphis
Pmatelka
Brownsville
Taumile
Peender
Nilldred Baumert
Yv Auslin
Dan's Cafe Wins Tech Field Game
Dan's Cafe defeated Defense Work 12 to 2 at Tech Field Friday night. Pitcher Tyiday struck out 11 for Dan's while Johno, Taylor, Blevins and Spencer contributed offensive support. The game featured a dominant Dan's offense and strong pitching, with final scoring illustrated across both teams.
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Dan's Cafe
Tech
Dan's
Cafe
Tyiday
Tech Field
Homer Gibsay
Smaitigs
Johno
Taylor
Blevins
Spencer
Gibson
Simith
Major League Scores Across National and American Leagues
Raw scores and team mentions surface from a historical sports roundup. Teams include New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Washington Cleveland St Louis Detroit and others with scattered player names, pitches and outcomes amid an incomplete OCR.
Rickey’s Deal on Allen Pays Dividends for Dodgers
Dodgers re purchased Allen after a prior $30,000 sale to Philadelphia for Rube Melton. Allen, in his third game of the season, pitched three shutout innings in a 9 7 win over the Braves, improving to three straight wins with eight hits allowed in 20 innings. Reds move up NL standings as Dodgers extend lead over rivals.
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Asabaiatel Meee
Rickey
Johnny Allan
Dodgers
Brock
Allen
Philadelphia
Rube Melton
Bhillies
Lepaning
Wilters
Alen
Johnny
Boston Braves
Stmson
Weller
Phils
Viva
Giants
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Pheynpson
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Vander Meer
Riceman
Joe Beggs Sn
Philliex
Bi Johagen
Jin Wasdell
Cin
Ita A
Nooks AW Yankees
Charley Wensloff
Bill Johnson
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Wenslsif
Yanks
Thess
Plattey
Johnny ‘Bumphries
Hal White
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Tmeers
Humphries
Hbnacl
Jeading
Accond Om
Luke Appling
Hundas
Boston Red Sox
Wiil
Washington Senators
Capital City
Fadie Lake
St- Louis
Schedule of Games Across Cities and Times
The list outlines multiple games with times and locations including Philadelphia 1230 and Brooklyn 1 pm. It reads like a generic sports schedule with teams and venues across Wasnington Dulvol Glevielanl St Hons New York Trookiyn Pit By Chicago and other sites.
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Philadelphia
Waslington
Orica
Glevielanl
St. Hons
New York
Pudadetpuln
Tostun
Pit
Chicago
la Sac
80 Fights Dreamed in Two Hours at Great Lakes Station
A dramatic report from Bay Laces details a boxing workout at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station where Carl Saruu and others staged an intense two hour session. Eight rings buzzed with bouts, four contenders per rug, as fighters rotated through rounds with minimal rest between.
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Bay
Great Lakes Naval Trainiig Station
Mass
Ponelpetlun
Carl Saruusen
Local Bowling Tourney Set With San Antonio Tie In
The San Antonio Turner club aims to host a home town bowling tournament sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress. Events begin Saturday at 6 PM and run overnight into Sunday with singles and doubles on the program. Women's International Howling Congress backs the event, and Otto Klaus notes strong women’s representation among 40 teams.
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FontAinah
All American Bowling Congress
San Antonio Turner Club
Otto Klaus
Turner Club
Longhorn Win Sparks Texas Track Conference Sweep
Texas Longhorns clinched a sweep in the Southwest Conference track meet as top performers from the University of Texas excelled in Houston. Gus, Croshyar, and Ellwark led a strong Texas showing with wins and fast times in 220 and 440 yard events, with finals qualification in multiple races and high hopes for upcoming events.
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AIG
Bulsowrir
Alger” Heights
Ralyic
Croshyar
University of Vagally
Iyok
Iivdie
Anil
Houston Pritay
FCO
Dastus
Gus
Jrilsworth
UG Seers
Matte
Frye Af Ac
Ellwark
Fight Results Highlight Ayped Scenarios And Winners
In a chaotic meet report Johnny Dudes of New York defeated Teo Dal Tain at Worcester, while Wing advanced to the next round by qualification. Dallas heavyweight Dallas Seath and Johnny Denson of Philadelphia dominated their bouts, and Youk Pac faced Telit with mixed outcomes. Hinliswand-Richie Lento upset Tom Angelia in a junior meet at San Galera as Wing continued strong. Texas led dashes and hall events with notable marks, and Ennis Texas captured a golf title led by BA Border. Chris tan Foun Hickinen and Walter Detyer claimed doubles for Texas, as Gill Roden emerged in a separate venture.
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Sceras Hosta
Feney Aninatiere
JAG Bos Amneles
Mars
Johnny Dudes
Wik
New York
Teo Daltain
Worcester
Dallas
Ayady Seath
Johnny Denson
Philadelonia
San
Civing
Sia Prancisco
Sdnel Jones
Pie
Ortengia
Youk Pac
Telit
Youn Xi
Norfolk
York
Hinliswand
Richie Lento
Tom Angelia
Austin
Porter
Texas
Rice
Met
Mile Felay
Joe Valdos
M. May
Que Felay
Hin
Pete Watking
ENNIS
Yeaterday
BA Border
Billy Russell
Enn
Exas Christan Foun Hickinen
Walter Detyer
Trusts
Frank Jones
Jha Dolman
Louther Methodist
Tohe Fine
Ats
Iekman
Cesty
Wan Sitgles Itl
Alekman
Duel of Rice and Texas stars closes weekend meet
A feature duel between Rice's Bob Forler and Texas's Jerry Thompson topped a chaotic meet lineup where teams from Rice, Texas A&M, and Texas Tech prepared to perform. The event highlighted the distance running showcase amid a crowded schedule with several standout performances and near-misses.
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Southwest
Bob Forler
Rice
Jerry Thompson
Texas
Arkansas
Porter
Thompson
Whampson
Gana Cantor
Poe Woarkova
Poe Boys Win City Junior High Laurels
Poe Boys capture the city junior high tennis titles led by Archie Black and Fritz Broke who defeated Robby Marley and Herbert Karten in three sets. Jack Ammert earned the top individual honors with a 6-2 6-1 win. Don Campbell claimed the doubles crown with a straight-set victory for Poe.
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Poe
van Olas
FT Gay
Light
Mann
Jack Ammert
Don Campbell
Archie Black
Fritz
Robby Marley
Herbert Karten
Mai
Scott Takes Dallas Scrap in Close Heavyweight Bout
Dallas fighter Buddy Acott defeated Johnny Benson of Indianapolis by unanimous decision in Dallas on May 4. Referee Sally Montgomery of Worthy kept the crowd lively as Acott rallied late after Benson pressed the pace, despite Scott facing real danger in the sixth round.
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Dallas
Buddy Acott
Johnny Benson
Thdianapolis
Sally Montgomery
Denson
Scott
Tadlenen
Wittenberg Takes Arkansas Medal at Rock County Event
Wittenberg, a Louisiana State University student from Metaptis, won an Arkansas medal at the tournament in Rock County. Arkansas State champion Jack Thnotn, now with Browburn Country club in Houston, was noted nearby.
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Little Rogk
Ark
Jimmy Awittenberg
Louisiana State University
Metaptis
Venn
Rock County
Kim
Liew
Jack "Thnotn
Gover
Arkansas
Browburn
Cluri Ng Houston
Tex
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