Mrs Lapham to defend her title in Dallas golf
In Dallas at Lakewood Country Club the largest field ever for the Wests Women’s Golf Association tournament gathers for qualifying. Defending champion Mrs. Jock Lapham of San Antonio is favored to win again, as challengers including Milie Magruder and E T Lederer vie for the crown amid a 76-player field in six flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ationg Tose
I Aritania
Lallas
Milie Magruder
Mrs. E
Tt. Lederer
Mi Ying
Tonston
Howard Payne Meets Winner in Conference Track Meet
Howard Payne athletes dominated the conference track meet led by Tayne who won multiple events and set a near record while the team racked up the points. The meet featured Tevari Simmons Austin and South West as scoring teammates with strong performances across sprints and distance races.
Unclear OCR Football and Bowling Notes From Local Meet
Fragmented report details multiple games and matches with teams and players listed. Mentions McManus Trikinen, Gebhardt with 20, Temple team, Cleaners, Koing and Caplan, and a Corvensi event with weekend entries. Overall uncertain but notes a late night lineup and Saturday events.
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Tennin
McManus Trikinen
Wwe
Gebhardt
MacSlanay
Eimer Lehrlever
Thea
Yerie
Koing
Temple
Caplan
Eagles Fall to Buttoners in Rough Campus Clash
St Marys High Buttoners edged the Academic league 6 5 on their campus wing as errors by Catcher McDougal and a late hit spree from Roy Lima fueled the rally. Main Avenue High Tufts cruised to an 18 3 win over the Cadets at Gaerne field with Gaffney delivering the big blow and Kniel Meyer pitching through the early innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puckett
Brackensridge High
St Mary's High
Victay
St. Mary's
Ue Cidle
Thes
Main Avenue High Buffs
Eagles
Ruttona Land
Texas Mitslirs Institute
Gaerne
Gaffies
Knielmeyer
Lalis
Livingston
Solas
Mahavier
Michel
Gaffney
Death of famed prize fighter Jack Welsh noted in San Francisco
ACK WELSH DEAD. May 11. The legendary figure in boxing, Jack Welsh of GL, dies after a lingering illness and heart ailment. Authorities note his prominence in sporting circles a generation ago and his long association with prize fighting.
Turner club hosts prize event at Taue fon dance
The Turner club held a prize dance at the Taue lenpin tourawraeut, with Antonis Aliietic from the Han honored. Turners won two of the nine prizek and several other prizes were awarded as Nilais et the club arranged a lively celebration.
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Tauefon
Nilais
Dr Freeland Wins Preakness in Dramatic Finish
In Pimlico the chestnut colt Dr Freeland, ridden by Louis Schuefer, surged from the back to win the 80th Preakness by a length with Minotaur second and Africa third. Walter Salmon trained both entries, and odds paid 2.70 for Dr Freeland. A wild stretch burst of pink jacket scored the late move as the race unfolded amid a chaotic scene at the wire.
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Damod Pimlico
Louis Schuefer
le Groen
Dr. Freeland
Walter J. Salmon
New York
Salmon
Any
Cale Minotaur
Toilay
Atrios
Minotaur
Africa
R. Tr
Si Trauk
Enley
Runyon Africai
Preetirou
Charles Graffagnini
New Orleans
Trn Voll
Tim
Briday
Graffagnini
Deby St
Wulbert
Freeland
Whitneys
Shaefer
Creelainit
Elibert
Albert
Clark Sets Big League Center Fielding Record
Boston May 11 Th mm iravex cevter fielder yesterday established a new major league record by making 12 putouts and an assist in the opening game of the series with Cincinnati. The previous mark of 11 was shared by five players including Dick Haley and Johnny Mostil. Clark’s record came with a strong defensive showing as he chased down fly balls and threw out a runner at home.
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Boston
Clark
Iravex
Esterday
Cincinnati
Willh
Dick Haley
Turbiel
Ure Elfth
White Sox
Pirates
Johnny Mostil
Mosil
Anne Clariés
Range and trap shooting funds pledged for convention events
Police Chief Owen Kilt leads effort to spend 800 on a range and trap shooting ahead of a city convention. Officials plan a temporary facility before the event, with Mayer Chambers and committee members including Cooper, Chris Muler, and Jethe Dury awaiting details.
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Vity Alyss
Bas
Magar Chambers
Owen Kiltmilter
Sheriffs
Mayer Chambers
Ays YR
Cooper
Chri Muler
Jet He
Perez Joins Pennzoilers in Weekend Series
The Pennzoilers announce the addition of Jim Perez to their roster as they prepare for a three game series with the Say Duis Cuban AL, with tentative lineups listed for opening games. Probable starters include Don Nasi at catcher, Turkett at first base, Herrera at second, Mindes at third, and Peres at shortstop. Ramon or Alavi may cover right field with several defensive moves noted.
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Jim Vorex
Pennayilers
Welinz
Perez
Sherrod
Griesenbeck
Ils
Backstoy Sundagy
Utili
Cuhang
Mindes
Toirgh
Peres
Sevinel
Gonzales
Kuntactia
Valdes
Alavi
Ramon
Fick
Hungarian boxer dies after clash with Austrian rival
A Hungarian fighter known as J. Hudlen Intercists Thungarian died after a brutal right hand shot to the heart during a contest with Austrian Grvnner, Micvle Anietscbilz. The clash ended with the Hungarian succumbing to injuries in Hydra.
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J. Hudlen
Thungarian
Grvnner
Micvle Anietscbilz
Ronnie
Hydra
Mied
Eres
College Baseball Town State Headlines
A fragmentary OCR item mentions college baseball in Town State with unclear names and dates. Readable bits show a sports item involving teams and venues but names are garbled and uncertain. Further clarity required to produce a precise headline and summary.
Mandell to fight Berg in outdoor boxing season opener
Chicago May 1 1931. Manny Mandel and heavyweight Berg set for outdoor boxing season opener. Promoters promise a brisk clash as Mandel seeks victory and Berg defends his top ranking in a heat and rain affected event at an open venue.
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Chicago
Manuele Works
Mandel
Berlenbach Banished From Wrestling Ring
Berlenbach banished from the wrestling ring after a disputed incident in Philadelphia. Officials ordered his removal following a row with rival wrestlers and security at a May show. The decision, reported by local sports editors, cites discipline and safety concerns.
Flirtation and confusion swirl in a noisy era
Fragmentary OCR text hints at chaotic chatter about figures named Cane, Drakes, Calvet, and others, with political and cultural references amid scattered phrases. The piece mentions Georgia, a levy, and a coastal stage, but details are unclear due to corrupted wording.
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Mo Miwai
Ginial
Pappa
Skilding
Bone
Georgia Levy
Yon
Empire theater holds second week for hit picture
The family discusses their plan to go see a popular film extended for a second week at the Empire. The line about a sure hit signals strong audience demand and a family decision to attend immediately.
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the Empire
Roof to Open With Tennis and Golf
A new roof opening event features tennis and golf on Sunday at 6 p.m. Free admission covers refreshments. Golf pros play a match on the course as Wray Brown of St. Louis faces Marshall Hell of San Antonio in singles. Local tennis officials and Army athletes, including CG Johnson, supervise the event and a second match.
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Star Tennia Mud Golt
Wray Brown
St. Loui
Tiger
Missousi
Kiser Stuns Watts In Fort Worth Bout
In a Fort Worth arena, Kiser knocked out Watts in the ninth round. The Georgian fighter started fast, delivering rights and jabs to control the early action. Watts faced pressure, but Kiser came alive with a sweeping sequence to seal victory.
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Kiser Kayoes Watts
Fort Worth
Inlan
Thome Walty
Georgia
Twlan
Jay
Sal0 Wins Long Lap Ahead of Fort Worth
Sal0 wins a long lap on May 11 as Dallas racers push toward Fort Worth. Johnny Shle, the Flys Cop of Passaic, posted strong interim splits in a 7 mile leg between Skev Way and Quik Cth Kassaburk, with a time of 62 minutes 1 second, finishing just behind Vet Gavoza who claimed third in a later event.
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Salo
Fort Worth
Dallas
Judy
Johnny Shle
Passaic
Ue Ciolil
Skevway
Kassaburk
Reigh Count Flops On English Tracks Jubilee Dandican Result
London May 11 Heigh Conal Mrs John Verla Coman seed failed to place in the $10,000 Jubilee Dandican at Kempton Park. A nine mile two furlong race saw Avhfort win with Trelawney second and Cabaltern third.
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London
Heigh Conal
John. Verla
Kempton Park
Avhfort
Trelawney Wne
Cabaltern
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Mrs. Lapham
Lakewood
Howard Payne
Hurses
Hiv
Tel
Seliant
Froward
Tewari
T Simmons
Austin Eat
Nouthwestoyy
Neine
The
Wiehileelnh
Tos Angeles Pacific
Corvensi
Ariel
Glee
Similay
Banase
Bundey Oniche
Cap Banors
Trane
Agranee
Simon Harefald
el Rampany
Vangaree
Amliican Lyagl
Bane
Buuer
Bat Wan
Wellens
Celmbhin Squirreys
Leland Flinn
Liuvis
A. i Hichell Manda
Paling Cpmna Ie
Ateteck
Tebhardl
Morales
Ain Coun
Bispace Tree
Roche
Isa
Griffin
St. Mary's High
Spekrer
Swanson
Ark
Critus
Walker
Uritz
Yd Ford
Vinlinis
Gouel
Tacas and
Stripp
Allen
Kelly
Bord Pannel Agit
Car
Das Peta
Metro-Goldwyn
Mayer's
Tila
Exposition Grounds
Pennzoilers
T. Iy Arkin Parvawanin
Mandell
Berg
Berlenbach
Phila Deep
Het
Tilly
Chivigo
Strib
Pactie Coast Stague Savini
Ee Neon
Oia
Mrs
Poppa
Plaza
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