Preakness Race Hopes Stir for Derby Contenders
Pimlico prepares for the 54th Preakness with an $80,210 purse and a 35,000 expected crowd. Platter, Stir Up, and Whirlaway figure in a lively field led by Derby-linked contenders as track conditions favor a fast run. Weather clear, post 3:05 p.m. San Rancio time.
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Preakness Field Revealed At Pimlico May Stakes
Baltimore May 12 field for the Preakness stakes at Pimlico shows Greentree Stable and Calumet Farm entries with several trainers listed. Notable horses include Gramp's Image carrying 126 pounds with blinkers adjustments noted and a mix of odds from 2 to 1 to 20 to 1 for other contenders.
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Gramp
Texas PGA in Final Stages
Odessa May 1 Texas Professional Golfers Association championship action continued all day as players battled to qualify for the national tourney. Leaders include Raymond Gafford Dallas 137 four under par and Sam Schneider 145 with other notables among the field. Amateurs vie for the Texas cup as top seven after 72 holes earn spots for the national team.
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Fans Overflow at Brack Innridge Park Rodeo Arena
A large crowd attended the Junior Chamber of Commerce rodeo at Brack Innridge Park Sports Arena. The calf ropers and bulldoggers showed variable form. the Brahmes act impressed and the Grays and their Tope act were excellent. Joan Alvin won calf-roping in 27 seconds, Lin Réuves took bull-dogging in 18 seconds, and Bil McBreey and John Alman won steer necking in 28 seconds.
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War Workers Play Rosita in Saturday Doubleheader
War Workers face Rosita Miners in a doubleheader at Richterfield Saturday night at 2:20. War Workers showed top form after nine double plays last weekend, while Rosita added three Tampico players to strengthen the squad.
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Mrs. DiMaggio Granted Divorce in Los Angeles
Mrs Dororthy Arnold DiMaggio testified that Joe DiMaggio wrecked their marriage by cruelty and absences, while a judge approved a $14400 property settlement and $159 monthly support for their son until age 22, with a $10000 life insurance policy. DiMaggio, then with the Army Air Forces, did not attend. Also noted is golf champion Pat West Dunn accusing film actor Ralph Dunn of infidelity after lipstick was found on his face.
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Texas Makers Sweep of Spring Sports in Southwest showdown
Texas dominated spring sports in the Southwest Conference securing multiple track field and base ball titles. Ralph Bilbworth Leo Culbertson and Stan Prank led sprint wins while Bill Thompson Wall Peters earned runner up spots. Texas A and M Rice and Texas Christian also contested with Baylor and Arkansas absent in track.
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Lanier Shoos inx Wins Five in a Row
Lanier Shoos inx, veteran St. Louis Cards pitcher, runs a five game win streak as the Cardinals surge atop the standings. He defeated Brooklyn 7-2 Friday night, extending a run that highlights a high-scoring early season with 47,501 fans on night games and New York’s Hank Borowy undefeated as the Yankees cling to pace in the American League.
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Where They Play SATURDAYS GAMES
Saturday schedules list Cleveland at New York 19 Detroit at Boston 1 p m St Louis at Philadelphia 2 p m Chicago at Washington New York at Cincinnati 1 39 p m Boston at Buffalo 2 p m Philadelphia at Chicago 2 p m Brooklyn at St Louis 20 p m Sunday American League Channel 7 at Washington etc. National League games follow with broken teams and times across multiple cities.
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Friday Stars Shine In Softball and Baseball Action
Reading of multiple scores and standout moments across games includes Pete Fox hitting a seventh inning homer for the Yankees in a 10-4 win, Nap Reyes and Glania aiding the Indians, and a strong 10-3 Pirates page as Charley Schinz and Max Lanier lead Cardinals and Braves to decisive performances.
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Boxing Night Results Across Cities Mention Several Wins
The report lists multiple boxing bouts with winners and locations including Indianapolis Chicago Boston San Diego and Seattle. Notable results include Bob Garner defeating Johnns in a points decision. Charley Parham and Eddie Jansen securing knockouts. Charlie dacksin and Johnny Walsh winning by points and knockouts respectively. The text also notes a technical knockout for Finmny Liddell and a hard fight involving McCann in Seattle.
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Princeton Admits Giving Up Football
Princeton University will abandon a formal football schedule in favor of intramural competition. President Harold W. Dodds cited wartime pressure and the small number of available players as reasons. The move follows wartime training demands and the young age of undergraduates and Navy Vets trainees.
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Border conference eyes return to football plans
At the spring Border conference meeting three schools New Mexico Texas Tech and West Texas State plan to field teams this fall Arizona State at Flagstaff seeks Navy permission to compete Civilians and 4F veterans gain competition rights during the duration of eligibility Rules were amended to allow transfers and civilians to participate while elections named Dr T Q Campbell Hapton Simmons president and P C Osborn Atlas State in Flags vice president CG Z Lesher Arizona university secretary treasurer
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Softball action ends with Army league split doubleheader
In Fort Sam Houston softball action, the Major A division saw a split as the 20th Squadron edged Centennial Defense by one in the opener, while the SPRC team defeated Post Dental Clinic 4 2 in a later contest. Notable players included Miller on the mound for Alamo and Koszioa, Dixon, and Wardle contributing in the field.
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Judo Show Delights 2000 at City Auditorium Anniversary
A free All-sports show under the city observance of its 100th anniversary drew over 2000 attendees at Municipal Auditorium Friday night. Lieut John Riley and Louis Hartman demonstrated judo with rapid throws and holds while Randolph Field’s Mr America team impressed the crowd. University of Texas luminaries, Charley Parker, Jimmy Southworth, Banes Levin, and Clark Gordon received ovations as the event showcased sports acts and gift presentations to the coaches and boys.
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Woodlawn Hills School Field Day Highlights 245 Ribbons
Woodlawn neighborhood students gathered for Field Day at Woodlawn Hills School on Friday. Principal Mrs Ward paused the 245 ribbons to recognize contestants amid laughter and sunburn lotion, with eighth grader Barney McDougall delivering a 10 foot 8 inch broad jump.
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Randolph and Cadet Center Face Sunday Baseball Battle
Sunday schedule lists Randolph versus Cadet Center at Treheld Field in a service league matchup. Other games include Brooks against San Marcos at Miller Park and additional regional clubs at various venues.
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Black Missions Win Over Greer’s Stars in Lopsided Clash
Black Missions defeated Lonnie Greer’s Stars 11 to 1 in a slugfest at Terh Field. The Black Missions face the Dallas Monarchs at Tech at 8:15 p.m. Sunday.
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Women's Golfers Tie On At San Antonio Weekly Meet
Mrs. Arthur Zuchl Jr carded an AN-18-71 while Harry Hewett shot 95-24-71 sharing top honors in the San Antonio Women's Golf Association weekly event at Hrack enridge Park. The meet serves as a warmup for the annual city women's title starting Sunday.
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Brooks Field Wins Close One
Brooks Field edged the Ganders 4 2 in a pitching duel at Fort Sam Houston Christl Mathewson field. Whitey Harumina and Loyd Dietz led the Hospital staff with solid pitching as Brooks capitalized on timely hits and a defensive miscue to secure the victory.
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Othello and Iago Win In Baseball Parody in Central Park
In a Broadway spoof set on a baseball field, Paul Robeson as Othello and Jose Ferrer as Iago staged a comic game against the Colonials, with Robeson hitting for power and dramatic flair. The spectacle ended in extra innings with Robeson driving in two runs to win as Desdemona stayed away.
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