Texas Aggies and Longhorns Rival for SWC Track Title
Texas defended its Southwest Conference track title with top finishes including Zeigler wins in the mile and two mile for Texas A and M, Lawler and Martineson pacing sprints, Baylor edging Rice in points, and high jump champion Coffman of Rice failing at a record attempt as ARK, SMU, and TCU trailed.
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Luton Station
University of Teas
Longhorns
Texas A
Aggies
Baylor
Rice
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Johnny Zeigler
August Erswrth
Bill Martineson
Lawler
Martineson
Allen Lawler
Texas
Aubrey Fowler
Arkansas Dark Horse
Andy Shurr
Henry Coffman
Navy Air Corps
Southwest Conference approves 1947 football and basketball changes
The Southwest Conference faculty committee voted in College Station to raise football ticket prices to pass the 20 percent federal tax to fans, set end box seats at new minimums, and permit already scheduled games with member or service teams under the same eligibility rules. They also outlined tie breaking for basketball, transfer rules for wartime players, and appoint Gayle Scott as next president of the conference, succeeding H. E. Bray.
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College Station
WIA
Wang
Gayle Scott
Texas Christian University
H. EB. Bray
Rice J Institute
Missions Off To Enemy Soil
The update lists a road schedule with games starting May 12 at Oklahoma City and continuing through Tulsa Fort Worth Dallas Shreveport Beaumont Houston. Bill Michaels will broadcast Oklahoma City Sunday games on KABC with a double header and play by play at 10:15 p.m. Sunday night.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Shreveport
Beaumont
Houston
Bill Michaels
KABC
Oklahoma City
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Radio Grap
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Ankemaatu Reinstated and Sold to Oklahoma City
Atlanta May 21 President Earl Mann announced that Pat Ankemaatu former manager and second base star for the New Orleans Pelicans has been reinstated from voluntary retirement in Atlanta and sold to Oklahoma City.
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Atlanta
Earl Mann
Atlanta Baseball Club
Pat Ankemaatu
New Orleans Pelicans
Ust
Oklahome City
Parish League doubleheader at Pittman Sullivan Park
Parish League teams PHAC St Gerard's and St Joseph’s El Mantes clash as a key doubleheader at Pittman Sullivan Park with both games featuring decisive stakes for the top of the standings. David Maser pitches for St Gerard’s, Albert Mores for PHAC, and results affect the lead going into the rest of the schedule.
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St. Gerard's
Talkies
San Fernando Cathedal
Tina Bil
David Maser
St Gerard's
Albert Mores
Fats
Aso
Concepcion Park
St Joseph's of
South Son
St John Berchmany
Agnex
SL Mary's University
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Sao Fernando
Velma
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Anes
Next Fights Set for June 4 at Municipal Auditorium
Promoter Gill Davee announces a boxing show at the Municipal Auditorium on June 4 as he finalizes the card. Details on bouts and ring matches are still being arranged, with fighters awaiting official matchups and weigh-ins.
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Gill Davee
Municipat Andltorlum
County Juniors: Central Cathelic Fight chool
Central Cathelic Fight chool annexed four of eight in the County Juniors. Mexar County Junior conference tennis titles featured John Wasellfehr defeating Trevina of Alamo Heights 7-5 6-0 to claim Class H singles. Tommy Layer won Class H singles with a 6-0 6-1 over Alamo Heights. Layer and Robelin teamed to win Class B doubles 6-3 2-6 4-6. Berle Bernall and Nalfor Braeeicke took Class C doubles 8-2 over Alam o Beigh. Texas A and M and Texas Christian figures noted in field events and relay results with high marks for 220-yard low hurdles, broad jump, mile relay, and pole vault.
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Zeigler
Art Harndett
Desmond Kidd
Texas
Apgie
James Joyce
Ed Donlon
Texas Christian
John Rowland
Southern
Methodist
Erfurth
Rowland
Aeyond
Harnden
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Napier
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Exas
Lawler
Tex Fowler
Meena Martineson
Bay- Shur
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Rice
Zeiger
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Sul Met Dowson
Texas Chaise
Pan Bsfernick
Teves
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Central Cathelic Fight Chool
Mexar County
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Trevina
Alamo Heights
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Pinich
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Baseball doubleheader features Yankees vs Boston and Tigers vs White Sox
A garbled game roundup notes April 7 action with Yankees Hank Chandler vs Mickey Harris, attendance boosts to 511,801 for 16 home games. It also covers a Detroit win over Chicago 4 to 1, Virgil Trucks pitching, Wally Moses and Ralph Hodgin homers, and scattered box details from the Washington and Philadelphia contests.
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Bostoinians
Mickey Harris
Yanks
Spud Chander
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Chandler
Yankees
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Chicnea
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Wile
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Summers
Pangrelia
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U T Captures Tennis Titles at Southwest Meet
Texas freshman Clarence Mabry upset Ken McCarthy to win the singles title in the Southwest Conference tennis tournament in Houston and then paired with Ed Chew to win the doubles, defeating McCarthy and Sam Match as Rice also challenged in a grueling day under strong sun.
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Houston
Clarence Mabry
Texas
Hide
Ken McCarthy
Ed Chew
Jgreeing McCarthy
Sam
McCarthy
Mabry
Rice
Reiser Homer Nips Phillies During Daybreakers Broadcast
The article notes Reiser Homer defeating the Phillies in a night game broadcast by Daybreakers. It lists radio segments, program notes, and station schedules alongside sports results. The piece highlights the momentum of the Braves and mentions attendance figures and related entertainment segments.
Sunday Baseball Schedule Highlights by League
The card lists Sunday matchups in both leagues. In the American League Chicago visits Detroit, St Louis travels to aievélon, Washington goes to Philadelphia, and Bustop plays New York. In the National League New York hosts Boston, Philadelphia visits Brooklyn, and Pitishureh meets Chicany.
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