Amateurs and Pros Qualify for Open Championship
Golf qualifiers reach Chicago dunes for the 37th open with 686 entrants from 40 courses. Exempt players include Serazen, Shute, Shute, and Hagen. New York section features Johnny Farrell and Cyril Welker. Dallas sector highlights Moreland and Byron Nelson with top scores and pairings announced for Brook Hollow.
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Toiay
Johnny Farrell
Cyril Welker
Geng Homans
Ated Sehtiny Golden
Serazen
Bobby Cruickshank
Phil Perkins
Leo Dirge
Wiffy Cox
Bill Burke
Harry Gooper
Olin Dutra
Welter Hagen
Clarente Clark
Vincent Eldred
Paul Ruoyan
Henry Ciuci
Ed Dudley
Johnny Goodman
Fred Morrison
Denny Shute
MacDonald Smith
Graig Wool
Tommy Armour
George B. Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Charles Lacey
Mortie Dutra
Jack Patrorl
John Fischer
Bob MacDonald
George von Elm
al Zimmerman
Herman Baron
Tom Creavy
Francis Gallet
Charley Guest
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Aities
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Runge and Pawnee win Bluebonnet League game
Runge Cubs shelled Panna Mane in a 10 to 3 Bluebonnet League victory. Lakey and Murller each had two hits, Haynes homered for Runge, Kattemark hit for Abe Insera, and Mueller fanned eight in a strong pitching outing. Pawnee later beat Falls City 19 to 10 to stay atop standings.
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Pawnee
Bunge
Texal
Runge Cubs
Panna Mane
Buck Lakey
Louie Murller
Haynes
Kattemark
Abe Insera
Mueller
Tve Bite
Kubala
Cub
Panna Marin
Kawalik
Kyush
Arab
Bundey
Pawner
Falls City
Kavelski
Zioniz
Meyk
Louis Morawhels
Mowiciels
Szalwinski
Falts City
Battories
Haley
Franklin
Cook
Falla City
Memphis Sluggers Shine In Southern Genial Memoirs
Memphis Chickasaws lead Southern league standings with a team batting average around .318. Joe Hutcheson tops the outfielders at .413, followed by Peek Hamel at .410 and Andy Ratz at .266.
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Memphis
Tenn
Chickasaws
Memphis Aggregalion
Hatanen Iy
Ube
Ind
Orfield
Ctalletics
Joe Hutcheson
Peek Hamel
Andy Ratse
Tiret-Bnaeman
Chocolate-Watson Bout Tops Week's Boxing Card
New York May 16 The postponed championship bout between Chocolate and Tom Watson headlines a sparse boxing week schedule in New York. Watson, holder of the Fritz crown, was set to fight Friday night but illness and travel delays forced postponement. Odds favor Watson despite a strong challenge from Chocolate.
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Chocolate-Watson
New York
Ain
Hid Chocolate
Shetilehatdher
Seaman Tom Watson
Ifala
Round of Brackenridge Park Crowned At Municipal Golf
Halbert Grumbles shot 85 but fell short of the course record as city municipal tournament rounds began at Brackenridge Park. Grumbles and Lorraine Young posted 64s to defeat the Behriever brothers. G McDonald scored a hole in one on No. 2 with partners Lt. Jones and TF Biot watching. Reuben Albaugh eliminated last year’s state municipal champion Most Levinson 9 and 2. Second round matchups set with Levinson vs Lawrence and Grumbles vs Young among others. The Nations Oil Kids golf tourney at Willow Springs draws 100-plus players for blind bogey, while San Antonio CC championship play sees Kampmann, Malven, Veazey, Moore advancing.
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Halbert Grumbles
Siot
Bernhard Behriever
Grumbles
Lorraine Young
Behriever Brothers
Bernard
Gerhard
Mit
G. McDonald
Lieutenant
Tones
TF. Biot
Reuben Albaugh
Most Levinson
Lewia Levinson
Tom Lawrence
Greengs Alaugh
Gerhard Schrier
Wendland
Ty C. Neat
Harbert Grumbles
RB. H Blning
TE Shuldon
B.C. Sterns
H. Sherry
John Coleman
J. Stark
Clay Exton
Snider
W. W. Moore
T. B Dene
He Hudspeth
M.a. Dimetts
Reinarz
John
Ba Dingle
Jock Scholl
Jay Sallues
San Antonio
Herman Kampmann
H. H. Malven
Wiliam M. McIntosh
Bruce Veazey
Bark
Moore
Br, Lacke
Heights wins by shutout in Bonea Bandera game
Bandera Tavinelbles were routed 19 to 0 by Alamo Heights Firemen as E Menger pitched seven innings and Jim Riley collected four hits from five chances. Harris and Niemiec added three hits each. Beore by innings shows Bandera with zero after seven, Heights scoring 13 in the opening burst and finishing with a 19-0 victory.
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Pol
Alaina Heights
Comfort
Bandera
E. Menger
Jim Riley
Bandera Tavinelbles
Alamo Heights
Menger
Harris
Niemiec
Riley
Beore
Her
H. Thalm
Pisherty
Homer Derby fuels tense regional clash in press report
In a fragmented note, regional teams and players face intense matchups. Mentions of Yankees and Mets hint at baseball parallels while references to cities like Harare and Manhonn imply broader, unclear stakes.
Bowling Two Ladies Defeat Attorneys in City All Stars
The county attorney’s office team, led by captain DF Devie, faced Mrs. Frank Palm’s all-star squad at Grand alleys on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Early in the first inning the crowd watched as the Stars led the pace while the Attorneys struggled with several misplays and misthrows in the opening clash. Final scores showed the Stars ahead in the opener and the Attorneys trailing with only sporadic hits, signaling a spirited but uneven contest.
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Tadies
Ationnets
Devie
Frank Palm
Suguioinataaa
Frink’ Palmer Bes Rr Shalenge
Ia Waperisky
George Jjwitress
Fredericksburg Leaders Defeated by Jano 8 to 0
Fredericksburg in the Hill country league fell 8 to 0 to Jano. Llano sits a half game back of the leader. Mason beat Brady 3 to 1 placing Brady third. The San Saba Junction game was rained out.
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Luang
Fredericksburg
Jano
Llano
Tearer
Mason
Brady
San Seba Junction
Boxer Meyer Grace in Serious Car Crash Injuries
Philadelphia welterweight Meyer Grace was injured in a collision between two cars in Los Angeles. He suffered brain concussion and multiple cuts and bruises while on a running board and talking to a friend when another vehicle struck.
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LOS Angels
Meyer Grace
Philadelphia
Grace
Swim Records Fall in Southern Pacific AAU Meet
In Los Angeles at the Olympic Coliseum three American records fell. Jimmy Gishila of the University of Southern California broke Buster Crabbe's 500 meter mark with 6 191 in 500 meters and also topped Johnny Weismuller's 100 yard record at 57 45.2. John Kaye set a new 440 yard backstroke record of 5:46.
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Los Angeles
Olympic Coliseum
Jimmy Gishila
Unversity
Southern California
Buster Crabbe
Johnny Weismuller
John Kaye
Unclear historical sports and names muddled in OCR
Fragmentary OCR text mixes baseball team names and players with scattered places and dates. Key entities like Yankees Indians Dodgers Giants and others appear amid garbled phrases, leaving an unreadable summary of a likely game or league discussion.
Mystery Play At Little Theater Opens Season
The San Pedro Play House at the San Antonio Little Theater stages The Bonovan Affair, a three act murder mystery, with performances Monday through Wednesday. Coates Gwynne directs a promising show as the season’s finale. Tickets are on sale at the municipal auditorium and the theater.
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Woolford
Bonovan
San Antonio
Hearing on Southwestern Bell rehearing delayed in San Antonio
A federal hearing on a motion for rehearing and a new trial in the San Antonio lafe case against Southwestern Bell Telephone is postponed to May 25. Bruce Tengarden and Carl Wright Dalson, city special counsel, with Mayor Quin, cite delays in filing documents. The city’s brief challenging the court’s decision is to be filed with the federal district clerk soon.
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Southwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company
Lafe
San Antonio
Edwina R. Holmes
Mississippi
Bruce Tengarden
Helmes
Vickybury
Miss
Ines
Teagarden
Carl Wright
Dalson
G. X. Quin
Federal District
Curtailed Henley Regatta Slashes Events on Schuylkill
Philadelphia May 18 lack of funds forces reduction of the annual American Henley regatta on the Schuylkill River to two events. John Arthur Brown, secretary of the American Rowing Association, confirms only the Franklin Cup race for scholastic eighth and varsity eighth will be rowed this year.
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Philadelphia
John ArHino Brown
American Rowing Association
Hollywood Tales From the Hearst Serial Filming
Hollywood chatter reports Jack Lait’s Hearst serial Big Bill set for adaptation with Franchot Tone as a lead. Range of stars discussed include Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, and Mary Martin, with Meyers and Powell also noted. Listings cover previews, reunions, and social scenes at Del Monte and Pickfair.
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Jack Lait
Hearst
Joan Crawford
Franchot
Greta Garbo
Louis R. Mayer
Dayens
Honolul
Garebo
Queen Christia
Tone
Flood Threat Shuts Roads as Oklahoma Rivers Rise
Oklahoma flood reports show Neosho river nearing U S highway 6 and rising. U S 73 south of Winita flooded. McAlester records 2.16 inches in a day, total 7.37 inches in May. Cropland damaged, roads impassable, widespread rain drenched southeast Oklahoma. Cincinnati flood crest nears with 5.63 inches rainfall in 24 hours triggering relief efforts across Ohio West Virginia and Mississippi River areas.
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Okla
Miami
Neosho River
U.S. Highway No.6
U. S. Highway No. 73
Winita
Oklahoma
McAlester
Soches
Muskogee
Cincinnati
Bio Valley
Washington
Parkersburg
W.va
Cincinnal
Minn
Tri-State
Pistol Danks Set Jefferson City Rifle Meet Records
In Jefferson City Missouri on May 15 several records fell at the sixth annual slate rifle and pistol meet. Curt Beyer of St Louis set an all in state small bore 200 yard record with 195 of 209. Beveland High School and University of Missouri figures noted strong showings as previous marks fell to newer totals. Mary Lani and other competitors were mentioned in coverage with details of a Wednesday and Friday morning session.
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Jefferson City
Curt Beyer
St. Louis
Dewar
Beveland High School
J. Lonis
University of Missouri
Texas Resolution Against Waterways Pact Opposes St Lawrence Plan
Austin report says Texas legislators adopted a resolution protesting U S senate ratification of a Canada linked St Lawrence waterway development. It urged Texas senators to oppose any agreement obligating U S participation, calling the project a serious setback to American ports, especially Gulf ports.
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Texas
Austin
United States
Senate
Bresty
Canada
St. Lawrence
Gulf Region
Geologists of Nation Meet Here At Dallas Convention
Nearly 100 geologists and oil experts from across the United States attend the opening of the tenth annual convention of the Nan National Of Scouts association in the Finan lntel. Colonel Charles S Diehl of San Antonio delivers a welcome speech. The event features a barbecue, golf tournament, and a day trip to Edgar Tobin’s Aerial Survey plant with a ball at Plaza to close.
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Na- NanAl
Scouts Association
el Ta
Méyer
Humble Ou
Houston
Charles
Diehl
Antonio
Saoddiess
Feach
Delicntes Ta
City
CLU
Benator
W. K Hopking
Gompales
Texas
Alamo Colinky Club
Edgar Tobin
Tuesay
Willow Spurgs
Jesse L. Bullard Wee
Joe M. Dawson
John B. Shaw
D, Falk
Thorne
W Ban AutMtans
M. J. Bonham
Nance Com
Mill Wages Hiked as Strike Looms
In Manchester New Hampshire on May 15 the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, a leading mill, announced a 15 percent wage increase for 7000 workers effective July 29 as a looming strike pressured management. The convention attendees noted various hotel and entertainment plans at the St Anthony hotel with events at 2415 Main Avenue and a theater party scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
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Amoskeay Manufacturing Company
Coltan Milla
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