Granieri High Wins Turner Tenpin Meet In Turner
Granieri High tops Turner Tenpin meet with Sranert Will leading all events and Chare Treuter runner up. Event awarded $400 in prize money, part of the Timmer club’s prize series. Ladies from Canfield fielded strong entries in the women’s division.
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Granieri
Turner
Tenpin
Sranert
Will
Chare Treuter
Timmer Club
Sun- Gay
Ignney
Canfiéld
BowlingKR OF G WINERINS Drive to playoff position in tense week
Key players propelled the Nagrette toys to wins over the Cholly Asrdans as they push toward the May 17 playoff start. Nacke led scoring for the Nigratte lineup with solid pins, aided by Scherrer Turin and Arnold Widmeyer. Reile edged Staines in a narrow victory while Grobe King and Ramirez helped keep their team atop the standings. Lucchese’s Lucchetes suffered a setback against Minton Volmer Mozzurena as pivotal pins and team efforts shaped the race for the postseason. Yardolids led the Sentries after a strong showing with Pesa posting 230 and Wille Ponge delivering a 2358 series among notable scores.
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Winerins
Bob Nacke
Frank Scherrer
Tony Turin
Harry Arnold
Bil Widm
Wadin Barr
Lucertous
Ralph Stein
Joh Hill
Brooks
Ned
Vanters
Pesa
le Wood
Toll Shloks
Wille Ponge
Treuter
Festal
Ie Curtis
Krom
Jevemenn
Wolbert
McLeod
Retzap
Picard's Pool Shot Golf Match Feature in Wichita
Oklahoma City pro Henry Picard stars in a ball exhibition in Wichita on May 10 1967. The event showcases his remarkable pool shot play as rivals and local players participate in a mixed round noted for accuracy and dramatic pockets.
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Picard
Wichita
Kuns
Henry Picard
Oklahoma City
GAL Cannion
Mas
Voli M. Coakley
Ginson
Tre
Rns
Geore Matson
Ix Consolver
Waco Horse Show Results and Local Events Report
The article details a Waco horse show with various riders and performances, noting earnings and prize details. It mentions Fay Lyen, Rendee Minnis, and multiple riders in a lively, period-voice style, with scattered results and event hints across the day and venue.
Belmont Opens 24 Day Meet at Charles Town Jockey Club
Belmont opens a 24 day meet at Belmont Park with top weight 130 pounds for Strulovic the 1942 money winner. Other sprinters include Doublyal Apache With Regards Ponplon and Omission. Police and OPA will monitor attendance and license numbers of cars to ration gas. The Charles Town Jockey Club plans a busy opening day with more than 22 horses expected despite time restrictions.
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Frey York
Meg IW
Lens
Belmont Park
America
Opus
IB Enter
Strulovic
Lendance
OPA Ansgeaters
OPA
Charles
W. Vin
Charles Vown Jockey Club
Jackets Beat Civic Clubs in Weekend Baseball Action
In a rough sequence of games the Jackets defeated the Ope mist club on Saturday then dropped a close game to Elons club on Sunday. The detailed box shows several misreads but confirms Jackets scored in multiple innings and two players, Tinsuluh and Anthony's, contributed to the offense amid a string of runs.
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Glanchpny
Belmines
Subiday Ami
Elons
Seber
Lions
Tinsuluh
Texas Swimmers Triumph in Mexico City Meet
Texas swimmers defeated a Mexico City ally squad 42 to 89 after trailing early. Texas dominated the 100-meter event with standout performances led by Deppe and Studel, as the squad swept the field and claimed multiple victories.
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Texas
Mexico City
University of Texas Swimers
Neanhs
Minnie
Thaekest
Deppe
Studel
Texas Fk
Dirsh
Ray Flaskamper Attends Mother's Funeral
Ray Flaskamper attends his mother's funeral as relatives gather for the service. The late Mrs Flaskamper, tied to local community figures, is remembered for family ties and longtime local involvement in civic groups.
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Ray Flaskamper
Mother
Ray Bulgeammoe
Rays
Prones Plaskammie
Ray
HK Antonin Mission
Ned Day Wins $3000 Prize in Detroit Event
Ned Day of Milwaukee captures the $3000 top prize in a Milwaukee led match game, finishing with a dominant eight games and high marks. Louis Bielait of Detroit takes second, followed by Harold Asphind, Buddy Bomey, William Munnbeth, and others in a crowded field. The event, held in Detroit between May 10 and 17, showcased Day’s skill and top finishes across the week.
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Detroit
Wowlera
Milwaukee
Louis Bielait
Wine
Piry
Harold Asphind
Wittenberg Wins Little Rock Golf Championship
Little Rock May 10 ING Medalist Minmy Wittenberg captured the championship in the Little Rock country golf tourney today. Teammates Whale and W defeated Li Atowart at Datta to finish strong.
Wrestling Event At Municipal Park Draws Big Crowd
Rough night as Rassling Rough opens with an eight match card at the Municipal venue. Billy Bistera and Angelo Cistoldi clash with Omar Ray Eckert and Jack Kennedy in a loan match that follows a furious rematch from last week. Eckert toppled Bashara in a risky over the top ropes move, leading to a disqualification. The card features planned bouts with Detle Zahariss and Vdene Bihekley set to headline a semifinal stretch before a final later tonight.
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Municipal Ourbieriue
Beam
Billy Bistera
Angeo Cistoldi
Omar Ray Eckert
Jack Kennedy
Ray
Jat
Eckert
Bashara
Aihloh
Hin
Beatile Gue
Detle Zahariss
Vdene
Bihekley
Dodd Field Wins USC Softball Tournament Title
The THA Dodd field recreation team captured the championship of the T.8.0 softball tournament after a 6 to 4 victory in a tense 10 inning final at Lion field. Ranulph Held and teammates Ramey Schuller Kijawah Smith and others contributed to the dramatic title victory.
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THA Dodd Field Recreation
Fis
Ranulph
Lion Field
Andalph
Posd
Ramey
Schuller
Amateurs Win All Sweepstakes Prizes at Brackenside Park
Amateurs dominate the Brackenside Park weekly golf sweepstakes winning all prizes. Deb Woods tops with a strong score while Fred Garapbeul, CuI ton Gossett, and others posted notable scores in a lively, though disorderly, field.
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Suvirwy
Brackensidte Park
Deb Woods
Wes
Fred Garapbeul
Amet CuIton Gossett
Miller Park Hops On Brooks Team
Miller Park Ointits took a Sunday game at Brooks melds with a 24 to 5 win after seven innings due to high wind. Brooks 347 squad showed 14 hits to Miller Park’s 19, with Parley slamming a triple and three singles. Stant and Chambers each hit, while Wright of Graoks contributed in fielding and the Giants’ balance pone narissa the losers.
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Miller Park
Squadron 347
Brooks
Parley
Isala
Stant
Chambers
Wright
Graoks Somered
Football squad member inducted into the army at Fort Sam Houston
At Fort Sam Houston on May 1, Mick Insille’s football squad member Nall, a stocky backfield performer, has been inducted into the army. Nall, a Trember of the army reserve, has been ordered to report at Fort Sam Houston.
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Houston
Mick Insillle
Army
Tnsisted Army Reserve
Nall
Bam Houston
Unclear headline from New York dog racing note
A fragmented May 10 item from New York mentions a dachshund Harpo and the New York Yankees, with a free agent reference to a veteran fielder and a best of show event following a release by the Wyie Kennels. The text is garbled and several names are unreadable.
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Ron
Ken Schnunbein
New York
Sin Antonin
Halckerbocker
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