Bradley Luck Ends With Victory at Derby Recall
In New York May 165-1 E 2 Bradley Luck has won more Derby bets but recent winners fared poorly after Churchill Downs races. Brokers Tip and Burgoin King faced setbacks or retirement after Derby runs and subsequent stakes. Buckeye Poet accompanies Breezing Thru as a noted entrant amid cautious expectations.
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New York
Bradley
Thay
Aluc Larkspur
Dianity
Arlington Park
Brother Joe
Burgooning
Breezing
Mnin
Dickey Brothers Shine In Exhibition Game
In Wheeling West Virginia May 16 the Dickey brothers Bill and George both catchers starred in an exhibition game despite rain and bleacher damage. Bill Dickey and his New York Yankees teammates prevailed as 17 year old George hit the sole homer of the day while Babe Ruth’s best effort was a double chain. Over ten spectators sustained minor injuries as parts of the stands gave way during the rain soaked event.
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Bill Dickey
Wheeling
Dickey Brothers
Bill
New York Yankee
Serre
George
Wheating
Babe Ruth
Three U S Net Stars to Play in England
New York May 16 Ellsworth Fines Jr Keith Gledhill and Frank Shields have been officially entered by the United States Lawn Tennis Association in the All England championships at Wimbledon starting June 25. Shields is already set to enter the French championships at Paris May 21.
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U.S
England
New York
Ellsworth Fines Jr
Keith Gledhill
Frank Shields
Wimbledon
Shields
France
Europe
Autet
Smith Heads East to Join Whitner Team in Open Polo
Geoff Smith, the nation’s only nine goal polo star, shipped 20 mounts to Long Island to join Jock Whitner’s squad for the open tournament. More horses follow, with Smith planning to depart once his string is in place. He will team with Babe Williams and Gerald Balding while Williams, Miller and Grosanger travel to New Jersey for practice.
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Geoff Smith
Long Island
Jock Whitner
Thursder
Smith
Tommy Hitchcock
Whitney
H.W
Babe“ Williams
Gerald Balding
Enwever
Williams
George Miler
Don Grosanger
New Jersey
Busy two week end for San Antonio Major Baseball League
The San Antonio Major Bestball league races into a packed final two weeks with four games this Sunday and multiple teams shuffled in the standings. Union 694 and Union 884 square off at the Air Depot while the league leads the Public Service Utilities vie with Pierce Oilers, Hennessey Continental Insurance, and Richter's Bakers in decisive matchups.
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San Antonio
Aces
Public Service Utilities
Oilers
Jeaders
Richter
Bexers
Bekers
Fiere
Texas Calropractic College Hawks
Texas Chiro Hawks
Laredo
Bakers
Hawks
Julius Armasager
Richter Cea
Fly Avenue
San Antonio Air Depot
Hellenssey Continental Ilfers
Air de Service
Monnesee
Girls Tennis Round Two at Junior High Tourney
Second round singles play in the junior high girls tennis tournament sponsored by The Light was set for Tuesday afternoon at Pedry Park under coach Mrs Norman Pranke. First round results from Monday include multiple matches with scores and several byes listed for advancing players.
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The
Light
Norman Pranke
Poe Duno School
Angles Mondey
Molle Meyer
Irving
Carmen Estrada
Lanier
Helen de la Pena
Hawthorne
Beac
Mettie Achterberg
Mersoo
Louise Barnes
Lucifes Sleubing
Hattis
Figpy Gallaghee
Beculee Lehman
Jeraldine Busby
Twain
Lurline Moeller
Emerson
Margie Ferguson
Poe
Virginia Witt
Louise Meadows
Carmile Berault
Blanche Laing
Lanter
Patsy Osborne
Gustine Mathis
Geneva Gitchell
Tran
Amateur baseball box score with scattered player names
A cluttered OCR excerpt presents a baseball box score with players like Mueller, Kunkel, Hzas, Kauben, Pekkala, and Carter. It lists runs, hits, errors, and pitching details, plus umpire notes and stray league abbreviations.
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Ae Eden
Seglin
Susan “A
Ila Abaoa
Eezbu
Tbs
Eye
Patis
Mullersh
Kuster
Gibson
Vogel IE
Tae Agaz Hincett
Ipog
Eptese de Paleena
Theertase
Mueller
Kunkel
Hzas
Kazben
Kauben
Pekkala
McDonald
Carter
Py Gerdes
Migher
Pe Carter
Gms
Erhart
Fragmentary Local Sports and Notices Across Multiple Cities
A garbled OCR listing shows scattered scores and place names including Beaumont Worth Danlas Houston Oklahoma City San Antonio Longview and Waco. Entries mention lotteries and an International League schedule with fragmented team and player names such as Sallorica Cunlrall Nelson and Cox Hubbell Wilma and Daniele.
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RHE
Longview
Sallorica
Cunlrall
Nelson
Bowman
Cox
Hubbell
Wilma
Lee ‘Coer
Marvell
Omduck
Ail
Thagkson
Moulton
Ew and
Diinger
Rolding
Long
Rate
O'Net
Daniele
Waco
el Dorada
Nendeasen
National League and Southern Association Scores Reported
Fragmented sports brief notes scattered results and schedules from the National League and Southern Association with mixed spellings. Mentioned teams include Boston, Pittsburg, Louisville, Toledo, Indianapolis, Columbus, New Orleans, Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis, Knoxville, and others with rain delays and postponed games.
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Pau
Thomas and
Penner
Banton
Hytsdam
Vanderberp
Mad Bier
Griffin
Louisville
Toledo
Todianapolis
Columbus
Errors and scoring notes set in Texas baseball recap
A jagged Texas baseball box score shows multiple players like Molesworth Goldberg Clifton and Moore toiled in a high scoring game against Tulsa and Oklahoma City with numerous hits, runs, and errors. Umpires Ballanfant and Hasil officiated as Houston and Oklahoma City clashed in a long game with detailed pitching lines and fielding notes.
Squadron 67 Triumphs In Rough Baseball Game
Squadron 27, snapping a drought, defeated Headquarters Squadron 46 15 to 5 at Randolph Field. Brown returned from injury to collect three hits as Clarke delivered a bases loaded hit in the seventh. Pitchers Reed and Spivey worked, with errors and stolen bases noted, in a heavy offense showcase.
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Vie Ben
Randolph Field
Brown
Clarke
Reed
Spivey
Svvre
ABILO
Teague
Ce Veoh
Dadla
Thom'n
Teaney
Misti
Christle
Clark
Wollers
Bnivey
Vine
Apivey
Halls
Moore
Apivny J
Alriek
Crakie
Hatte, Thompson
Prague
Ime
Wiupires
Foster
Lacher
Kerry Gallto Football Team Arrives for U S Tour
Kerry Gaelic football champions of Ireland arrived in New York on May 18 for a series of games with United States teams in New York Boston Springfield Manchester Chicago and possibly San Francisco.
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Irisis
New York
Kerry
Open Golf Qualifiers and District Listings Highlighted
The page lists numerous golfers by name and location, with districts across the country including Kansas City, Denver, St. Louis, Omaha, Dallas, Portland, and Los Angeles. It references Open Golf qualifiers and amateur notes, noting financial troubles and referring to a Light Classified Money to Loan section.
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Eo Gulden
Napolen
Cann
It Farpaser
Oradell
N J
Charles H
Mary Low Boash
Twsig
L Blant
IMSTR
Akron
Bre
Jock ‘Thompson
Youngstown
Ohin
Nysuko” Ramish
Rivria
Ohie
Cleveland
Eon Beet
Leveled
Geailele
McCerihy
Cle
Gearee Howard
Canton
Aepsi AM
East Cleerland
Tantadel Pula Histriot
Will Gunn Jr
Spring Hayun
Ann Hrevvan
Philadelphia
Bit Beilin
Gyigas We. Campbell
Holmenbure
Ba Glnther
Newari
John Moyer
Shamokin
Teter W. Heory
Lanerch
Uniontown
O'Hare
Freamaburg
Oakmont
Ger al Vecchi Eandaure
Bos
Vachaes Munnilbg
Pittsburgh
Ssience Youne
Pittabureh
Cleroft
Youngatown
Ohio
Pei
Kansas City
Gary, Decker
Exceles Serlisa
Toe Mathews
Glgreace Tooney
Dayton Bistrot
Heels
Bambrick
Zaresville
Unio Ts
Saf Ety Lig
Esate
HLOG
Tulvénay
Columbus
Boston
Msgarch
Bob Crowley
Dedhaw
Mars
Rere
Sland Hulcock
Stonsham
Masa
Carnes
McAndris
Quincy
Metacomet
Joe Pergulta
Warwles
Rain Bash
Shert Cunningham
Washington
Robert Barneil
Mel Shoren
Thmsett Hyall
Charlotta
Vrieott
Baltes
Emery
Disrence Gamber
Datroit
Ygfames Osmmene
Zoronin
ST Louis
Ras Schwarts
St. Louie
Nangpenre O'Briee
Tech's School Golf Champions Claim City Title
Tech's senior golf team led by standout Riley “Toady” Riley claimed the city championship, challenging rivals from rival high schools and emerging as top scorers in a tight citywide match.
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Toady" Riley
Tech
Dallas Steers Held Hitless in Narrow Loss at Home
In Dallas Texas on May 15 the Steers were held hitless until the seventh inning as the Bleers rallied for a 6 to 3 win. Sullivan started for Beaumont but faltered in the fifth, issuing free passes leading to three earned runs. McCulleth and Hughes stood out in misplays and near catches, while the Exporters benefited from strong hitting to seize the lead.
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Ernore Clitton
Langlard
Holingh
A Ruenan
Nontar Mecultich Sres
Art’ McCullneh
Ura
Nils Susce
Clifton
Atolen
Ehurhes
Kite
Fritz
Erickson $ Hite
Bilatte
Vance
Gliatto
Sullivan
Frits
Erickson
Halls
Pritz
Bata Man
Hughes
Teflon
Beaumont
Dallas
Beaumant
Ballanfant
Hasil
Texas
Steers
Bleers Jed
Heaumont
Chiron
Fritz Perhed
Oplaya
Circus Astories
McCulleth
Maile
Tommy Hughes
Monroe Victor Wins Main Bout On Rough Card
Tommy Monroe stopped Spike Kelley in the eight‑round main event. Junior Cane edged Jimmy Scarmoza, Ramon Felix defeated Johnny Dominguez in six rounds, and Kid Monterey lost all rounds to Ali Hernandez in a six‑round feature. The night featured heavy exchanges, crowd chatter, and judges’ decisions amid a packed arena.
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Tommy Monroe
Spike Kelley
Junior Cane
Jimmy Scarmoza
Ramon Felix
Johnny Dominguez
Hill Alas
Kid
Montere
Balilla
Frankie Tima
DDG
Adler Reus
Pug
Lakeland
Tommy Marros
Kellay
Tommy
Spike
Monroe
Kelley
Replke
Tye
Fime
Junior Cone
Jimmy Bearnone
Starmoza
Junior
Cone
Feliz
Ramon Feliz
Johnny Dominghes
Feclah
Wah
Kid Monterey
Ali Hernanden
Aix
Hernandes
Monterey
Wesson
Inegel
Homenties
Ara Elty
Enaugh
Robert Ratilla
Frankl Linno
Simon
Pienty Game
Pinot
Weber
Me Lolly
Terry Youn
Tinery Mardlkin van Limer
Women Golf in Galveston Sets Record
In Galveston on May 11 the Texas Golf Association state tournament began match play after a record qualifying round. Seven players advanced in the flight with Mrs Dan Chandler defending her title as Aniela Gorczyca of Fort Worth led the medalists with a 76 and a new all time low score. Chandler shot 72 but missed the medal by two strokes.
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A. Galveston
Dan Chandler
Dallas Broakfollow Volt Club
Chandler
Elebtics of
Jower
Garczyca
Widames
Galveston
Chane Dle
B. Brazelton
Ware
Miss Gorteyca
Hilda Urbapt
Scoté Hall
Waco
Anista Gorezyes
Fort Worth
Ihoo
Ire Tian Chaudley
Dallas
KR Fiske
Wichita Falls
Massety’ Jaren
Wars
Cutton
Glana Aia
Mann
Zara
Rk Hierdees
Trustyi
Dirszel
Millyn Brown
H. Mra
LG Chapmen
San Antonio
Bisafarolsa Brown
Hotintoo
Caignien Herman
Gartner
Fost Forth
Gi Jeeuimont
Ar Men Ee Rom Hor
Wan Tha Ben Ion
Xine Town
Nrcomdanhen
Mrs Re Ee Xty Fiz 1
My Jacob
Rixgalen
Pate
Righ Alla
Gare
Ronen
Gal Boe
B. Hollan
Ann Antonio
Hye Frat
Houston
Uot Ries
Greenham
Ban Atonin
He . Walmsley
Faites Atom
Mata S. Cochran
Hounston
Kempner
Dex W. Stroube
Caralou
Vane
Tinlad
Hawelay Gulventon
Bssliti
Salina
Sia Atul
Moncaratlan Bo
Fetal Conceste Indei
Wanaarran
Pengein Hotline
Auranar Devt
Tinveiss
Atventn
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Bradley Luck
Cecil Smit
Jeaves
Long Islaad
Sunmer
Sams J. Cortex
Ranta Jeon
Escovar Field
Mendiola
Brauotels Tigers
Arrang Bay
Henne
Braun- Tels
Dibble Brayla
Jnkwood Eagle
Gee
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Neel
North Quve Street
Diamont
Hays Street
Alamond
Chapultepec Barbers
Gonzales Barbers
Sir Lembert Beach
Lana
Eneuper
Kodak
Rock Queny
Alamo Palleys
W. W. White
Robinson
Corn” Acerman
Buck Zunkey
Doc Robinson
Aly Tessman
Garza
Austin
Inam
T. Garcia
Valdez
Prado
P. Martinee
Erck Gamits
Therese Saigisvil
Navidad
Salus
Trevino Strurz
Neh Redbugs
A. Zristno
Heyhander
Tor Ahr
Salas
Sunes Fay
Gils
Valaus
Mexico
Chiweng
Federa
Happy Youtis
Carisal Tailors
Central Athletics
Jon Gomest
Bert
Ev Glen
Bi Crane
Ruthle’ Gomer
Athletics
Oronie Graceys
Dds Lel
Cluh
Willie Myrte Young
Mary Segure
Lavier
Doris Taylor
Theresa Sirtann
Mary Virginia Morris
Uawthorne
Dave Guida
Josephine Steyers
Harms
Mary Jones
Ruby Culpepper
Katherine Norton
Helen Brown
Elen Bridges
de Mor~rig
Val
Barth
Min
Kestrop
Lack. Sicle
O. Aid
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Baa
Sau Hate
Rae
Fedebad
Carbizal
Federal Nakerv
Abieoa
Esqui
Sguiz
Poes Fess
atsEsled
Dar Delgardo
Yy Innis
Federal Bakery
Carrizal Tanlors Oe
Buns
Gallarsouivel
Martinez
Ramirez
Hernando
Tansah
Arriol Gonzales
Garza Sanches
Udina
Vanilla
Plores
Hei Tern Garea
P. Gonzales
Floren
Gonzales
Sanchez
Ochoa
Hernandez
Padilla
Hreeharo
Tavsba
Flores
J. Gonzales
Gunvalez
Herman
Flax
Schwarz
Haritrny
Halle
Airrlr Sports
Converse
Dibble Lear Canyeree Abi GA
O.A. Gore Pee
Bette Ee
Waltrids
Wiebhp
Wellirs
Rive Errors
Stier Teideres Walters
Streen Lene Wes
Tony
Katie
Pele Wander Edeles Mineman
Hailm
Eff Wimberise
Riey
Menthe
Talhah
Muri
Tani
Tanner Bet
Peaster
mLinetgn
Barns Hala
Rahinena
Ackermayn
Biker
Fe Hinther
Kunin Gvorstenetarrirs
Fen At Renuta
Heatmwonine Eehie
Baron Marshall
Atoion Ages
Tener
Barn Hath
Guar
Rehneding Rian
Taelenen
Garrifire
Emteebase Wy
Tisrabit
Peavey
Ackermann
Fining Rune
Ackermiann
Tobinnon
Holivynn
Mubin
Munday'a Reete Sey Antonin
Worth
Danlas Houston
Oklahoma
Thenley
Olahon City
Colvestor Ae Fashi Nates
Dixie Leagid
Montreg
International League
Otunly
Dah &l
Lest
Oklahoma City
Renulia
Bhitacal
Javetaniel
Syetaaelenla
Washinton
National League
Pittsberte
Boston al
Pitts Fizsurr
Southern Association
New Orleans
Nashville
Bednook
Chaninami
R.A. E. Birninaharsi
Chattanooga
Hienes
Berrea
Murrows
Mapl
Adlai
Memphis
Coth. Ae
Kooxville
Ritlaburels
Fantom
Rors
Fausett
Goldbors
Gesveston
Tulsa
Molesworth
Goldberg
Tripires
Sests
DeFate
Fouston
Stebeety
Moorgel
Goodmantt
Matuza
Kennedy
Fy Vanings
Perkec
Rime
Coengrea
Bighbia Ba
Ceantman
Fisekamper
Hack
Euler
Homme
Fisher
Stel
Bavey
Okh
Homa City
Hares
de Creneron
Matuzak
Etruck
Creaeros
Maluzak
Creaxrus
Vin
Matuzek
Iegunede
Winnnin
Josine
Matuzal
TULLS
Rao
Hale
Hobie
Kally
Mery
Gov'nr
Maver
P Ator
Tanbeys Galveston
Uaa
Ghalin
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Fanes
Bae Panne
Ana
Randolph Leaghe
Winn. Taxet
Simon Pures
Denver
Piast, Dri, Sin
Omama
Ben Cowtery
Omaha
Iapet Wilcox
Nettelke
Vaul
Fa Seer Graham
Nea Gane
Eigans
Eusa
Riminihatm
Ala Se Teese
Val Estrella
Jesse Lopes
Rudy Garan
Clarance Moseley
Es Brandt
Adolph Garza
Tourney
Willow
Monroe Victor
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