Final Show Draws Huge Turnout At Lions Field Rodeo
The Sunday event drew a large crowd as two night performances and a Sunday matinee raised funds for a medical supply division. Cowboys and cowgirls competed in bull riding, bronc riding, bulldogging, cutting, and flag races with top times and placings recorded, including Lem Reeves and Vic Rongers among the winners.
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Revillain
OCD
Lions Field
Tom Taylor
Spofford
Lem Reeves
Ruclnal Ald
Bue Savage
San Antonio
Worts Barkes
Dupin
Texas
Harold Walton
Belton
Ike Packard
Killeen
Ike Packerd
Milleen
Res ‘Hood
Charles Mooi
Tony Salinas
Hnemal
Richard Miller
Weathott
Errak Aweynil
Babine Banny Lanny
Tony Sel
Basie
Juan Salinas
Frank Landram
San An Ae
Ser Antonio
Vele Taylor
Stacy
Mary Dayne Riddick
Antonie
Fort Houston Women’s Golf Championship Opens Final Round
The Fort Houston Women’s Golf Association’s championship resumes Monday at the Army course to finish the final round. Medallet, low scorer in qualifying with 89, leads in a hex fret match with Mrs. Jena Mitchell, while first round matchups list several players including Mrs. Edward Ogopowski, J. Browns, and Mrs. Reginald Vance among others.
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Fort mm Fouston
Army Course
Rmedallet
Jena Mitchell
Atic
Edward Ogopowski
J. Browns
Hedreth Thierce
Reginald Vance
Ars
Frank Apeinez
Plenbek
Birk
iBigtoen Ik
Aarinee Hess
Payson
Fore Golfers Net Scores Highlight Druckenridge Park Round
Fore Golfers scoring a net 77 2 89 led Druckenridge park round with Gilbert Fides taking first. Hutiberto Tramitez was second, Bi 14 10 and Jeans Cervera AB 12 72, Manuel Pavella B7 16 2, and RH. Casta won with 93 28 np as Crim Lozang took second and Homer While finished third with 95 21 74.
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Druckenridge Park
Gilbert Fides
Hutiberto Tramitez
Jeans Cervera
Manuel Pavella
Hed Foy
RH. Casta
Crim Lozang
Homer
Isilshied
All-Southwest Conference Picks Spark Texas A&M Rise
The Associated Press poll highlights Texas A&M as a top contender after a 13 victory run and 4 losses. The Angles, Baylor, Rice, SMU, and Texas Christian show strong bids, while Texas edges through with key wins and notable pitching performances as the season unfolds.
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Associated Frere
Associated Press
University of [Texas
Tesay Christian
Southern
Ong
Flavor School
Posilion
John Koggin
Galchar Dub Farrow
CG Slorense
BM Dumse
Exas
Manuel Marcia Baylor
Cullen Rogers
Avand
M. Teli
Pict Cup
Hayarman
Bruce Alford TC
Richt Bild
Bam Forfer
Jack Stone
Texan
Berand
Grady Hatton
Tex Shortstoy
Les Poden
Angles
Texas
Aru Sa
Hike
Gwis
Southern wMetnadiat T
Texas Christian
Golfers Exhibit in War Relief Matches
Jimmy Demaret and Walter Hagen won for a 2 up margin against Belfore and Watrous at the Country Club on Sunday. Demaret also shot the low card 72, edging Belfore by one stroke as Watrous and Hagen posted solid scores in the Red Cross exhibition to aid the War Relief effort. In Hartdale, Jimmy Thomson and Horton Smith defeated Craig Wood and Clarence Doser 4 and 2 in a charity match with Thomson carding below par 69 and Wood finishing with 71.
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Vereussany
Jimmy Demaret
Walter Hagen
Efert
Joe Belfore
al Watros
Country Club Sunday
Jimmy
Belfore
Watrous
Hagens
Alep
Hartsdale
Jimmy Thomson
Horton Smith
Craig Wood
Clarence Doser
Thomson
Smith
Wood
Doser
Local classified aid wanted for tenants and housing listings
The notice urges readers to place light advertisements for apartment or house rentals. It lists numerous names and cities and hints at multiple housing inquiries while recommending using the classified section’s light want ads to reach potential tenants.
Unclear bowling league listing with numerous names and venues
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple bowling leagues and business names such as Kady Trdg Hitluk Advertising and L. 9, Pawkett and Company, Plaza Wiel, Laurel Holghta Grocery. Mentions Martin Linen Supply, Simon's Proteges, University of San Antonlave, and various event times. Many garbled names and dates. no cohesive story or clear outcome.
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Antonia
Kady
Hitluk Advertising
L. 9
Pawkett and Company
Tind Mietton
Plaza Wiel
Laurel Holghta Grocery
Martin Linen Supply
Kame
BrealWig
Niecy Treuter
Bain EY
Alain Tenoln
Termgin Thy Ponttry
Ond Garner
Bidiners
Hantman's
One Rank
Simon's
Alamo Rice
San Antonis
Arvestian
Kaufman
University’ of San
Racht Evers
Leneied
Turner
Fountain
Ne Game
Turner Therday Badies
Threa Kames
Turnar
Babingker Witz
Alamé City
Ase Wait
Berry
Revelile Laden
Vieinry
Headquart
Third Army
Tone Santes
Jefferson Hi Thrills Over Track Record
Jefferson High celebrates a dominant track season led by Charles Parker and the Mustangs. Coach Ceci Burnette praises the undefeated 12 meet run and strong relay teams while noting key losses and the return of Cole and Baghe for continued sprint success. Allen Root of Nederland wins the state high school mile, after a misreported result sparked a telephone mix up.
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Ceci Burnette
Thomas
Jefferson Mustangs
Austin
Sunset Bisons
Dallas
Sil Agar
Schreiner
Mountaineers
Trourth
Sunset
Jeff
Burnett
Paul Creamer
Bennie Mer
Charles Parker
Flash
Adkie Cole
Groamaeh
BN Eagle
Parker
Godse Creek
Tom
Cole
Baghe
Jett
Jack Crolder
Murray Bradford
Homer West
Creamer
Froth
R. J. Kidd
Wexss
Root
Griffin
Manuel Welders Defeat Grocers at Bracken Ridge Park
The Manuel Welders defeated the Grocers at Bracken Ridge Park on Sunday. Nacho and Miccca led the Welders as the top batting units, while Ot Bracken Ridge Park hosted the game. The losers featured players Nacho and Miccca. The Welders seek a rematch next Sunday and can be reached at 5-30023.
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Manel
Wit Boqunegra
Davile
Gervantor Grocers
Wb Brackenridge Park
Nacho
Miccca
Texas Conference Track Meet Set for Brownwood Wednesday
Brownwood will host the Texas conference track meet on Wednesday night after weather delayed the event. Local athletes and teams prepare for finals with an emphasis on sprint and field events as officials confirm schedules and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Brownwood
Negroes in Softball Race Heads to Lincoln Park clash
Despite wartime conditions the Ud team leads the local Negro softball season toward a Monday night game at Lincoln Park. Alamo Jewelers and Majesty, Man's Shop, both high in 1941 standings, headline the feature as the AAA league and city champions face the two top teams in a decisive match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lincoln Park
Alamo Jewelers
Iusbs
Majesty, Man's Shop
Crane Wins World Billiards Honors
ROCHESTER N Y May 1 CINS Leaving Crane a year old Livonia ace was named the world pocket billiards champion after defeating Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland 118 to 906 points. The New Yorker tallied 906 to 744 for the champion in the title match at the local venue.
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Rochrester
Ieving Crane
Livonia
Pilliaras
Erwin Ruedolph
Cleveland
Chaman
The
New Yorker
Randolph Ramblers, Keeton Deliver Victory in Spanish League Opener
The Randolph Merit Ramblers, led by lefty Tom Keeton, beat Velturna's Kids 8-4 at Pittman Bullivan Park to surge atop the SPANISH-AMERICAN LEAGUE standings. Ramblers totaled 19 hits with key runs in the early innings, as Hardin, Fortune, and Weintrach produced RBI, while Dan Cate and Barbour’s nine suffered late setbacks.
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Tom Keaton
Louisville
Randolph Field
Ramblers
Westman
A. Bag & Burlap
Quay Palat
Fred's Plate Cssiseeers
San Antonio Bag and Burlap Company Baseball Club
van Deele Field
Fred
Lupmeran Softratli Leagan
Arth
Buccaneers
Ta Pel
Ovis
Amarilla
Beacon
H.bena
Mvokoib
Ortega
Dean
Slailes
Biwalaell
Treenaam
Muih
Arciano
Anubine
Dernon Gillener
Park
Watpmian
Halt
Boer
Eller
Aven
Randolph Merit Ramblers
Tom Keeton
Keeton
Loulaville
American Asociation Club
Pittman- Bullivan Park
Ark Wellman's
Randolph
Secong
Tle
Veluin
Peters
Maya Schwars
Johnny Burkholder
Hardin
Fortune
Weintrach
Dan’é Cate
Duncan Meld
Lou Barbour
Third Army Headquarters
Legene
Johnny Dungmore
Dynstwwre
Velturnn Kile
Randolph Sieta
ABIL
Braunet
G Wardinge
Ituniit
Rudence
Serena
Ag Beer
Torgis
arRem
Ducas
Bravia
Velbrna
Rondevnh
Hordin
Cody
Korhs
Ima
Portanr
Jons Taub
Morris
Wieitrauz
Rouble Lava
Tay Ty Simon An Cody
Wirntrauts
Morria
Bangs
Yeltuan
Hundolah
Keeton Te Schwarz
Hurkholder
Stelle Guts
Kuoton
Schwere
Bukkholder
Nma
Schwara
Gurxhekler
Ford Puna
Gerolf
Thomay
Bayt
Turunn
Irby
Richardo
Aleckerp
Somers
Ludwirte Foo
Fidal
Mornnes
Mander
Anenem & Toy
Hte
Rodrigues
Pedraza
Richards
Dkirga
Outterside
Ant Fonrgues
Sanchez
Itosales
Morales
Lle
Ty Sprarer Chuwess Parang Halis
Fedrata
HW. Rodriguez
Ayaehee
Biby
Spencer
Arn Volsine
Atoma
Rodriguez
Stroa
Place
Hayes
Halle
Ancira
A. Alia
Cordons
Vidal
Montabe
A.ping
Ancien
Montabe't
Aleidex
Afl Aneus
Runa
Parnioc
Montatyy
AMD Omons
Cardoza
Unyiou
Ruenick
Wrnh
Oztaldeorncely
Graceth
Kaine
Mendes
Ind
Bravo
OL Vo
Anti
Burip
Rg. Army
Toa AB Ito
Barbour
Tris
Bour
A. Eiger
3Rd Army
DaGueca
Mayotte
Guerrer
Lowery
Glanolihes
Reni
Fordyce
Ael Armay
Janowsty
Flos
Tite
Dri
Ahonri
Rgerais
Kerare
DeCucelo
Ries
Wrobiteki
Lpenaie
Cardo
Wining
Ah Sparia Bitcher
Nlitcher
Tirowsl Totels
Tmpires
Delynde
Deligneo
G. Delgado
Deliado
M. Flores
Lava
Deleaty & For & Rama
Flores
Guerrerey
G. Delwady
Pan
Pall
G. Plorex
Delgado Vanutres
Barseta
Conn Breaks Hand In Kitchen Brawl With Father-in-Law
Pittsburgh heavyweight Billy Conn suffered a broken hand after a domestic fight with his father-in-law Jimmy Smith at Smith's Greatfield home. The injury likely delays the planned Tilith fight in New York this summer, keeping Conn out for several weeks. The feud follows Conn's marriage to Smith's daughter Mary Louise amid prior tensions after Conn fought Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Pitsburgh
Dimmy
Smith
Trivedi
Uruken
New York
Conn's
Conn
Mary Louise
Louis—smith
Greatifield
Connproy
Keeton Stars In Randolph Shutout Win
Harald Scherwitz praises Randolph team for a decisive shutout victory. The piece notes local support, rodeo enthusiasm, and calls for annual events to boost San Antonio, Alamo Street stadium funding, and community pride. Includes mentions of Johnny Arig and local businesses backing the rodeo revival.
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Keeton
Randolph
Serre Sae
Livision GinThirt Army
Stvilian Defense
Millacy
Old West
Brooks Field
Cheyenne
New
Queen Helen Still Clever at Tennis in Berkeley Exhibition
In Berkeley California on May U Moody and Ted Schroeder of Los Angeles teamed to defeat Ma noret Osborne and El Amark of San Francisco in a Navy Relief Society tennis exhibition. Helen Wills Moody, champion of the 1930 era, demonstrated continued skill as she partnered Schroeder for the match victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
U S Captures Polo Series Triumph Over Argentina
In Sity May 1 the United States defeated Argentina 9 to 6 to win the President Manuel Avilla Camacho gold trophy. Mexico broke even in four games while Argentina won one and lost three, with the U S building a six goal lead late before a spirited Argentine rally.
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Mwuaicq Sity
United States
Nort
Yes
Ferday
Wole Geries Ans
Manuel Avilla Camacho
Mexico
Argentina
Pooles
Manel Andrade
Ehukkers
Lin
Thompson Last in Memphis Mile Run
Freshman miler Jey Thoutpoon from the University of Texas, described as a running sensation, finished behind Campbell Kane of Indiana and Ent Mitchell of Indiana at the Cotton Central meet. The winning time was 4 minutes 14.8 seconds, with imperfect pacing noted.
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Thompson
Memphis
Wwe
Mos Li
Jey ‘Thoutpoon
Highlander Wins Regatta At Woodlawn Lake
Highlander team led by Riesebeeker earned 7921 points to top B. J. Hovadh Jr and their rival She May, who tallied 7763 points, in a close go day sprint boat event on Woodlawn Lake. Other trophy winners included Leonard Adelman Kiss Breeze East poles Wallace Dieroff Tagg Lie George Meade Wet Pants and Jackie Plymly Wet Sup.
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Frank Reseneec
Ana Ni
Highlander
Eetmuet Ag Chatiplens
Woodlawn Lake
Saliingehih
Lenard Adelman
Kiss Breeze
Wallace Dieroff
Tagg Lie
George Meade
Jackie Plymly
Shooting Mas 2% 0. Laman was the only shi
A fragmentary sports clipping lists shooters and scores, naming many participants such as Cathay, Sheps AN Bure, Pom Sharp, G. Beaman, Jule Naules, Fay Tecpal, and Skeet entries with varied measurements, reflecting a crowded event summary from a San Antonio page.
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Laman
San Antonio
Etube Ceulgis
Hife
Tytu al Hove
Aignaton
Oler Witniky
Spain
George Monsfieu
Tole Katta Ji
Eesutts Cathay
Sheps AN Bure
G. Beaman
Weorae Manstici
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PA Cay
Minneapolly
Lewisvitle Ely
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Keller
Bult
Andrews
Marcum
Spendel
Coftmin
Linton
Milwauker
Bytterre
Deutsch
Rudd and
Lacy
Lantrancent
George
Soppy Louisyutesse
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Karl
Watt Bincholder
Raelingsk
Marinetty Rush
Kernel
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Buykhad
Mantiny
Beljiotz
Cnurbug
Wilke
Aume
Mhvira
Cora-Cla
Amen
Main Bush
Sehroder Norga
BAGOK
Rhyon
Hert Fry
Fang Santes
Texta Longhorn
Datryland
Maui Fobile Service
Wettern
Enno
Herrin Sons
Tame
Kiwonik Club
Winern
Ante Rane
Vexaa
Commaretal
Tani Gb
Rewlig
One Ram
Deste Deferme
Hreaks
Public Service Company
Indes
Underwald
Ame
Broadway Ladies
Stwo Rants
Broadway Merchants
Faye Raine
Broadway Cammiereiat
A and H Axle Servies
Hamm
Deer Ted
Ruiahina
Kelly + Scherrer
Twa Kabien
Basettlan
Jefferson Hi Thrills
Manuel Welders
Grocers
Crane
Redskins
Washington
San Diego
Ray
Plaherly
Brown Military Academy
Harald Scherwitz
Johnny Arig
Sotrree
Alot
San Antoni Uraple
Alamo Stadiun
Glens Field
Jon
Rodens
Hoyasi
Radeo
Jelb
Helen
Chartrak
Yanks
Washington New York
New York Yankees
Mike Chartak
Washington Senators
Lne Senators
U.S
Skeet Small
Tulle Negley
Ed Vaasn
Ed Seciol
John Catto
Matta
Skeet Sov Sraip
Jebnatta
Lalan Sabinovr
Lakes
Trap Aml Bure
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Fomby
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