Ump Wilson Appeals Suspension Before Board
Dallas May 18 Tezna League Empire BD Wilson suspended 90 days by President W G Bramban of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues for drawing a knife in April 75. He traveled from Fort Worth to San Antonio to Louisville, Ky to appeal to the executive committee. Alvin Gardner, president of the Texas league, said Wilson would likely appear before the committee with Milton Price accompanying him.
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Dallas
Empire
W. G. Bramban
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Louisville
Breamham
Alvin Gardner
Texas Jearne
Iaid Wilson
Lewisville
Milton Price
Trague Epcre
Leaders Play In A A Race In Competitive Action
The American Association standings show Kansas City leading by four and a half games over Minneapolis while Milwaukee inches closer in a three game series start. If Minneapolis wins, a two team battle similar to 1949 could unfold, with Indianapolis and Milwaukee close behind in the chase.
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Associated
Kansas City
Minnneapolis
Wiech
American Association
Blues
Millers
Minneapolis
Kanszysky
St. Paul
Indiana
Polis
Milwauker
Milwaukrewer
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Brewers
Colonels
Calumbus
Columbus
OLI
Fyndisnenolla
Balleriens Melton
Trecheon
Cooper, Loguttaid
Went
Taleda
Louisellin
Hatteren
Enor
Kimbertin
Sitniels
Minnestolia Milwauken
Batlirlon
Hawaii U relieves Coach Otto Klum to not renew contract
Hawaii University will not renew football coach Otto Klum’s contract after this season. University President David Crawford announced Klum’s part time position was unsatisfactory and he will not return. Luke Gill and Tommy Kautner are named joint coaches for a one year trial.
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Honolulu
University of Hawai
Klum
David Crawford
Crawford
Tim
Oregon State
Luke Gill
Tommy Kautue Rukul
Sixty-Two Young Golfers Take Brackenridge Park Tee
Brack enridge park hosts the Bad Antonio Golfers association first annual high school invitational with 62 entrants from Berenteen schools. Joe Moore Jr of TMI, the recent state champion, is favored to win medalist honors as golfers from Brackenridge Central Catholic Ban Antonio Tech and others compete for top four individual and top four teams.
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Brackenridge Park
Bad Antonio Golfers’ Association
Berenteen
Brackenridge
Central Catholic
Ban
Antonio Tech
Lockhart
Ban Marcus
Alice
Luling
ESM
Ty Bastrop
Refugio
Cuero
Beguin
Austin
Jany Teignis
Hart Iardain
Edison
Jefferson
Joe Moore Jr
Texas Jahier
Moore
Damies Beardsley
Claude Wild
Dudley Kruger
Doodle Clark
Seguin
Joe Andereson
Alamo Heights
Stanley Hoffman
Grackenridge
Rams
Strangler Lewis to Be Boxing Promoter in Los Angeles
Strangler Lewis, former heavyweight wrestling champion, announced plans to promote boxing on a big time scale. He has initial backing of about $100,000 from undisclosed sportsmen and Hollywood figures and intends three outdoor cards this summer. The first bout would feature Angott against Murray, who said he is quitting his muldimaker job at the Olympic Auditorium. Lewis plans a $400,000 indoor stadium in Glendale to be constructed for winter use.
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Los Angeles
Strangler
Lewis
Jimmy Murray
Olympic Auditorum
Lewy
Glendale
Fight results from Associated Brown boxing card
Boxing results list bouts with multiple fighters named across cities. Willie Joyce from Gary battles a San Diego contender and outpoints Johnny Jackson from New Orleans while Ray Lines from Brisbane defeats Verne Bybee. other bouts include Johnny Forte, Billy Furrone, and Mayon Madojo with various scores and locales noted.
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Brown
Chicaco
George Morglin
Ato
Willie Joyce
Gary
Thdah
San Diego
Calif
Shorty Harue
Johnny Jackson
New Orleans
San Franisco
Ray Lines
Ray Franciaca
Verne “Bybee
Brisbane
Calth
Witkog-Barre
Pauly Spear
International League match reports from Philadelphia to Baltimore
The AP wire notes changes in the International League standings with sporadic results. India defeated Germany by a margin of 198 to 204 while other teams like Baltimore and Jersey City show mixed outcomes amid unclear, fragmentary play reports.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Zim Zamum
India
Frederick Ott von Schacht
Germany
Jersey City
Olds
Maki Runs Third Again In Finn Relief Program
In Los Angeles a crowd applauded Tatsto Mak for a bold race as Walter Mehl won a Finnish carnival special in 8 minutes 1.8 seconds, with Notre Dame’s Rice second and Mak third, five yards behind. Hollywood stars attended as Sonja Henie presented medals. Stanford’s quartet set a notable relay mark, and Paul Moore edged Louie Zamperini in the anchor leg. High jumpers Wilson and Steers challenged the world record, Warmerdam won the pole vault, and Ellerbe led a Tuskegee sprint success.
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Los Angeles
America
Walter Mehl
Gregory Rite
Hwae
Mehl
Wisconsin
Rice
Notre Dame
Maki
Stanford
Ernie Clark
Blair Hyde
Jack Moore
Paul Moore
Louie Zamperichi
California
Moore
Johnny Wilson
U. S
Les Steers
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Wilson
Cornelius Warmerdan
Ganil
Earle Meadsons
Mare Ellerbe
Tuskeges Institute
Mickey Anderson
U.S. C
Reese
Froome
Buzrck
Bavars
Hollywood Park lure draws a racing PR push and bets
A colorful sports column recalls Andre Cimpete formerly Andy Gumpere, Alamo Downs PR man, touting Hollywood Park attractions and racing as Texan horsemen react. It notes large sponsorship and Breeding interest while promising a list of Texas stables at the Hollywood Park meet.
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Hollywood Park Racetrack
California
Churchill, Pimlico
Jamaica
Points East
Andy Gumpere
Andre
M. Gumpere
Alamo Downs
Andre Cimpete
Andy
Hollywood Park
Wim
Texag
Andre Gumpere
Gumpere
Texas
Syracuse bowler leads in overseas women’s bowling event
In a noisy Syracuse scene, competitors including Ma Berguson and Martha Smith earned spots in early rounds of the women’s international bowling event. Notable doubles helped by Feany Anthony yielded a high score run as leaders posted team totals with Loxan Squares and Southern Selects among top groups. standings show Chicago and Cincinnati among strong showings in this Three Eye League meet.
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W. C. Stroube
Genner
Dalles
Flanigan
Valdiia
Syracuse
Mae
Yack
Exis
Martha Smith
Feany Anthony
Faany Anton
Sampes
Loxan
Chicago
Southern Selects
San Antonio
Binghamton
N.Y
Kuelitech-Ruinelaiders
Maly
Swastika Stable Debuts at Hollywood Park Meeting
Texas articles look to ship west for the Hollywood Park race meet starting May 30, with Swastika stable owned by A. A. Eppenauer making its racing debut. Eppenauer operates a horse farm near Fort Davis, near the McDonald Observatory, on a high plateau where winter topics centered.
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M. Gumpere
Texas
Hollywood Park
Tnes
A. A. Eppenauer
Eppenauer
McDonald Observatory
Fort Davis
Just a Breeze for Longhorns in Texas Victory
The Texas Longhorns coasted to a 19 to 6 win over the Texas Aggies to clinch the Southwest Conference title on Friday, delivering a two game sweep with 16 base hits and eight Aggie errors. Bobby Moers led with four hits while Johnny Hill and Uncle Stone each had three. This marked Texas’s first conference crown in six years under new coach Bib Falk after Uncle Billy Diseh stepped down midseason due to illness.
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Austin
Mary
al Oidy
University of Texas Longhorns
Texas Aggies
Whem
Charlie Stevenson
Aggie
Farmers
Ting
Bobby Moers
Johnny Hill
Uncle Stone
Texas
Billy" Diseh
Bib Falk
Track Meet Lacks Suspense as Teams Vie for Title
In Washington at D C stadium the eastern division Big Seven track and field meet unfolds with only one likely outcome. Colorado faces an uphill task as half its squad stays away, threatening to loosen a flag held since 1934 and altering the divisional race.
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D. C
Colorado
Ceferino Garcia Eyes New Boxing Summer Plans
Ceferino Garcia plans a busy summer after a tight Madison Square Garden loss to Ken Overlin. The Filipino champ, weighing 158, eyes potential defenses and aims to clash with Tony Zale in Chicago, pursue a bout with Yvon Corbett in San Francisco, and consider a meeting with Billy Conn, while weighing a move toward light heavyweight near the end of the season.
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Fompton
Ceferino Garcia
Ken Overtiii
Madison Square Garden
Fiiipino
Lamorrmen
New York
Virg Finian
George Parnassus
Tony Zale
Chicago
Paenngsne
Garris
Zale
Fighler
Gareth
Qonths
Shalten
Parnassus
Youn Corbett
San Francisco
Billy Conn
Garcitt
Tekhin
Garein
Tavaver
Overlin
Virginian
Garcia
Fubiening Weed Apostolc
Raul Durable
Glen Tine
Nebraska
Henry Armstrong
Allen Matethews
St. Louis
Shogan Leads Goodall Golfists After First Day
Ben Hogin the wiry Texan recovered from a hotel fall to shoot an 88 in the morning and a 36 on the back nine to lead the 15 pro golfers in the Goodall round robin. He stands 12 up in 64 holes, ahead of Horton Smith plus 7 and Jimmy Thomson plus 5, as Craig Wood and Henry Picard trail with unsettled margins. The tournament resumes with 36 holes Saturday and 36 more Sunday.
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Bob Considine
New York
Ben Hogin
Fresh Meadows Conunstry Club
Eftensoon
Ding
Agaist
Clayton Hoewfner
Gid Craig Wood
Menyy Picard
Horton Smith
Atom
Paul Runyan
Fuicay
Runyan
Jimmy Thomson
Heafner
Lawson Little
Rain Delays Texas Schoolboy Baseball Semi Finals
In Dallas on May 1, rainy conditions halted play in the Texas schoolboy baseball semi finals between McKinney and Highland Park. The final game is postponed to Monday or Tuesday, with weather delaying the schedule.
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Dallas
McKinney
Meyorail
Forest tOytlas
Highland Pov
Ourni
Ivy
East Texas League 4 Eat Ae Mn Hendler Coe
Fragmented entry lists players and teams from the East Texas League with multiple sparse names and numbers. The readable items mention Hendler, Coe, Scott, Mavis, Willett, Williams, Stevenson, and Batte rsonville among others, plus scattered figures and locations, lacking a clear event.
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Hendler
Coe
Dywalls
Scott
Mirtien
Mavris
Texikana
Marehall
Wes
Williams
Stevenson
Mavis and
Willett
Betteton
Brooks
Billy
Winters
Navin
Daceronville
Palestine
Schanch
Beers and Munde
Burns
Roventarten
Wirchott
Tylor
Dempster
Sivale
Moore
Steinbeck
Mille
Perry
Brawley
Laweenen
Harlingen Hosts Women’s Muny Golf Final Action
In Harlingen on May 1 Mrs. Guy Tin Bon of Tecrest led a Texas field in the Women’s Muny Golf Association championship. Virginia Ratledge of Dallas, the runner up medalist, moved up to the 36 hole finals with a clutch rally to force a decisive playoff per tradition. Elizabeth Wohlfort of Houston defeated C W Roberson of Terrell 6 and 5 in the alternate match. San Antonio’s Joe Christopher edged Brownsville’s J E Posty 4 and 3, while M B Harsons of Dallas beat Sidney Rogers 4 and 2. Mary Messenger bested Houston’s Ferguson 2 and 1 in the next round.
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Harlingen
Guy Tin. Bon
Tecrest
Virginia Ratledge
Dallas
E. F. Wohlfort
Houston
Muss Ratledge
Woblart
le Wulser
la Roe
Dellax
C. W. Roberson
San
Aron
Hallstat
C. Th Motiges
Beth Gregory
Wed
J. M. Kmay
J. HL. Crosby
la Perig
Mierball and related notes pull from long list of names and teams
Fragmentary OCR lists players teams routes and results across baseball and leagues. Mentions include El Gerares Su Patick and a Corpus Christi capital hospital reference, plus several players such as Lawrence O'Leary Claine Hummel Pat Far St. Maria A382 and Joseph Myers. VARIOUS SCHEDULED games, doubles, singles, and home runs appear amid scattered team names and venues.
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EL Gerares
Patick
Baierive
Gilum
Dan Cuillags
Lawrence O'Leary
Claine Hummel
Sutelen
Lea Clothier
Harry Gillam
Denis Cristiles
Charles Kauisky
Robert Matheney
Eddie Bar
Harry Lynch
Lawsance Burt
Charles Kiniski
Orrien Zuetl
Pat
St. Maria
RY AG
Peterson
Sunny Vorphel
Clyde Yonghertz
Jog Myers
Jack Jud
Eile
Dave
Pil Worth
Jats Kennedy
George Bigte
Ban Dingo Vere
Joe Myers
Jack Judmaier
Wil Senile
Achan Faik de Doxen
Marvin Rewingrr
Oakland Oy
John’ O'Lessisde Dougherty
San Francisco
Walter Roberson
Sunis Vorphel
Hollywood
Dee Woke
Los Angeles
Portland
Ballyrey
Frauke Wella
Marke Pridat
Slark
Munibert
Plains
Geers bin Dieko
Savvsinenin
Keifer
Cel
BM Grams
Saul Prandon
Mollywood
Frank Watts
Mark Stark
J. NeugetHe
Parksid
Paver
Hewes Mattemnetter
Litt
Adams
Bit Lewis
Trystes
Fight For Pole Position at Indianapolis Starts
INDIANAPOLIS May 18 The pole position race at the Indianapolis speedway opens with Mayr from Glendale and Swanson of Los Angeles favored to lead the field. Observers note the fast speeds expected on opening day with several drivers from across the nation aiming for the top qualifying time. Speeds cited range from the high 110s to around 125 miles per hour among contenders including Hanks, Horn, Dukelines, and several others listed as possible surging racers.
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Indianapolis
Vex
Mayr
Bob Swanson
Oho
Mase
Glendale
Catit
Hollywood
Walt
Raw
Columbus
Ohio
Baers Mo
Ann
Sam Hanks
Los Angeles
Rels
Pole Rerardiesa
Ted Horn
Los Anpeles
Frovk
Wilbur Bhaw
Tadlanaports
Princiona
Riganli
Dukelines
van Nuys
would'Nalon
Chicago
Olff Bor
Cantlon
Detroit
Russell
Thelma Carr Sets El Paso Course Record in SW Women’s Golf
Thelma Carr of Phoonly topped El Paso Country Club yesterday forging a course record and advancing toward the Southwestern women’s golf tournament semifinals. She and three El Pasoans, including Mrs. G. By Roldsworth, move toward Sunday’s 36-hole final as others like Mrs. Otto Armstrong and Mrs. D. Lee win their brackets. Carr defeated Mrs. J. R Turner to reach the semis while Bell Palau fell to Mrs. Asti Slong in the other bracket.
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Paso
Thelma Carr
Phoonly
el Paso
Southwestern Crows
J. R Turner
Astislong
Belly Palau
Tupson
Arizona
University Porch
Southwestern
Phoenix
Armstrong
Lee
Roy Wiliams
Tas Cruces
M. M
Holdsworthy
Ta. Tinke
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Celumhun Toledo
Hawaii U
Otto Klum
Cabell
Reas En
Georgi
Ershine Doyle Bell
Californs
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Georgia
King Fears Syad
Strangler Lewis
Sonja Henle
Stanford University
Harold Scherwitz
the Light
WIBC
Three Eye League
Chaton Kyanaville
Elzahetta
William ' Jenkins
Eusy
Hastak
National Boxing Nase
Shogan
Goodall
Rose Christofwlette
Bell Furniture
San Pedro Park
Corpus Christi
Gulf Coast
Champinns
Miers Cafe
Pols
Elsie Peturson
Corpus Chitapital
Pariel Wielgiom
Busey Kas
Lele Rane
Draper Dragone
UW H Vincent
Vifers
Asso
Robertsan
Leagtitt Auirte Bivision
Asser Gants Temple
BOR
Trace Lawyeran
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Henilivbes
Roberts von Wistar
Baie
Angles
Halk
A. Vores
Tuner Ligisiun
Immmunity
Vanmelicht
Weeneeeee
Turk Moenéndiat Donheim
Alamo Helis Bantist
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F Cine & Fees
Bruimetrom
Doublehondee
Muetirs
Nowhsureantaed
Tenortela
Borasamea
Ril Zoetlier
Armave Chan
Wid Swanson
Carson
Montvallards
Charles Armstrong
San Ansonio
Fort Sam Houston
TECH
San Anke
KTLA
Sven Hines
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