Jameson and Williford in Golf Finals
Jameson and Williford reach the 36 hole title match in the annual city women’s championship at Brackenridge park. Semi finals saw Williford edge Jo Henson 2 and 1, while Jameson defeated Kilian 7 and 6 to advance.
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Betky Jameson
Margaret Williford
Brackenridge Park Course
Boomn
Miss Jameson
Williford
H. Brinner
Wes Hesday
A. J. Knisch
Elsie Grant
Fred Straver
Geurse Holtman
Filer
Dee
Ny J. Nielerman
BO Rose
Huraia Talws
Brias- Mir
Early
Soldier Plans Bats From Kangaroo Hide In Australia Visit
A South Australian soldier named Klaus of 1823 West Poplar street, nephew of Deputy Sa¢rill I. W. Merklen, hunts a 400 pound kangaroo while on a ranch. He fabricates pairs of bats from the animal hide for himself and a guest, and mentions an aircraft mechanic friend nicknamed Sonny preparing to pursue four foot Australian lizards that inhabit the area.
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Gimer
Sonny” Klaus
1823
West
Poplar Street
Sa¢rill I. W. Merklen
Australia
Sonny
Full-Time Coaches Retained in Texas High Schools
Austin May 14 The AA votes 50 to 32 to require football and basketball coaches to be full time employees of their school systems for next year. Roy Bedichek noted administrators in this group favored keeping the rule despite mixed support.
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Saustin
Texas
Roy Bedichek
Fragmented Chess of Numbers and Haste
A garbled OCR style snippet lists odd figures 1728 and 241 with mentions of balls and a hike under 37. The text appears to sketch a counting or puzzle note without clear subjects or events. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Horse Racing Notes Preview of Belmont and Delaware Oaks
Notes detail likely contenders for the Belmont Park meets and the renewal of the Delaware Oaks. Mentions Belair’s Vaxrancy, two-year-olds and older divisions, with emphasis on turf races, purse totals, and upcoming events at Belmont and Arlington Washington Park. Mentions Derby futures and key figures like Der Bert Jayanl Swope and Col. E R Bradley.
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Warren Wright
Belmont Park
Ariington-Washington Park
E.R. Bradley ii
Belmont’ Park
Orval Grove Hands Yanks First Shutout
Chicago White Sox pitcher Orval Grove silenced the New York Yankees for a 4 0 shutout, ending the Yanks nine game win streak and their earlier no hit bid. Grove, who had flirted with a no hitter, finally delivered the first Yankee shutout this season in a high tense midweek game.
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Jagr Band
Orval Grove
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Grove
New Yorkers
Joe Gordon
Jimmy Dykes
Buck ‘Ross
Bill Diettrich
Sens
Nova Defeats Jack Marshall In Tulsa 10 Round Decision
Nova of California defeats Jack Marshall of Dallas in a 10 round decision at Coliseum arena Tulsa May 18 before about 3,500 boxing fans. Nova led after opening a cut over Marshall, then outscored the rugged opponent as the fight progressed.
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Tulsa
Okin
Low Nova
California
Jack Marshal
Dallas
Coliseum Arena
Nova
Atraight
Marshall
Negro All Stars to Meet Corpus Christ Team at Tech Field
Lonnie Greer's Negro All-Stars will play the Corpus Christ Negro team Sunday at Tech Field. Greer announced the game after his club recently edged Corpus Christ in a close contest on the latter's home field.
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Tech Field
Lonnie Greer
Corpus Christ
Fight Results and Names From Various Cities
A fragmented report lists fight results and participants across multiple locations including New York Newark Bayonne and Rahway. Names such as Willie Walker and Mickey are noted along with scores and affiliations, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Mickey
Bayonne
Randalph
New York
Kenekeinal Rely Basing
Chyruge UY Tiewell Thompson
Ind Gelling
Taon Novas
Cale Frupia
Jack Marshath
Arnie Ean
Arnie Ean Altanelphia
Bulldogs Iry T Formation Display Sets Spring Drills
The Burbank Bulldogs showcase the T formation at 3 p m as spring drills end with an intra squad game. Coach Les Pfeiffer faces injuries keeping four starters sidelined ahead of the 1944 opener. Center Doug las Sheedy and Louis En quirez miss action with medical issues, while Hrth George Craig and Guard Jack Dowell cannot play due to leg and shoulder injuries.
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Burbank Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Les Pfeiffer
Douglas Sheedy
George Craig
Jack Dowell
Louis Enquirez
Finka Uninterested in Nebraska Coaching Post
Tulsa May 18 Henry Pinka said he was satisfied with the University of Tulsa football coaching job and understood Nebraska is not hiring a coach for years. He denied reports he would interview for the Cornhuskers post war job and said his trip aimed to meet Big Six officials and arrange games with top teams.
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Tulsa
Okla
Henry Pinka
University of Tulsa Footall
Nebraska
Hig Six
Jittery Joe Berry Slips Into Athletics Camp
Philadelphia May 18. Jonas Arthur Berry nicknamed Jittery Joe walked into Lee Philadelphia Athletics training camp during frigid weather. He threw a couple of pitches and delivered a diving ball, prompting Connie Mack to declare him the relief pitcher. Berry, a 6 foot 11 inch righthander, has a wild, jerky motion and a long minor league background. He has won four games with two losses and has yet to allow a hit in several relief innings.
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Bob
Philadelphia
Jonas Arthur
Joe" Berry
Lee Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Altielics
Berry
Yost
Don Black
Yanks
Senators
Edittery Joe
Tintaville
Ark
Tras Bean
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Tulsa
Hind
Milwakee
A’s
Baseball Schedule Highlights From Thursday Events
The American League features Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia, St Louis at New York, and Chicago at Boston with several 1:30 to 9 p.m. game slots. In the National League New York visits Chicago, Brooklyn plays Philadelphia, Philadelphia visits Cincinnati, Boston hosts St Louis, and Pittsburgh hosts Brooklyn with late afternoon starts.
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Delaware
Chicago Cubs
Ufa
Eaveres
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Phils
Jon Medwick
Danny Gerdelin
New York Giants
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Dizzy Davis to Meet Longson in Next Week's Wrestling Bout
Promoter Miss Dorothy Liv Engood announced the feature bout for the upcoming show at the auditorium. Dizzy Davis earned a draw with Hans Schnabel in the Wednesday night main event while Earl McGready, the British champion, beat Rey Eckert in straight falls. Roy Graham defeated Dick Bishop in the preliminary, with Cowboy Glelements drawing George Koyerly.
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Dizzy Davis
Miss Dorothy Livengood
Davie
Hans Schnabel
Earl McGready
Rey Eckert
Roy Graham
Dick Bishop
Cowboy Gliements
George Koyerly
Traffic Rules Made for Big Track Doings
Ralph Elsworth Browling cannot run in the 100 yard dash at the army track meet on Sunday night. Joe Ward reports Browling will likely pass to preserve form for navy physicals next Wednesday. The dash field then includes Parker Samuels Culbertson and Haese, with potential entry Hoopt on Fort Sam.
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Army
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City
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Ellsworth
Charley Parker
Peoy Samuels
Texas
Leo Culbertson
Ted Haese
Fort Sam Hoopton
Army Piety night traffic plan at Alamo stadium announced
Special traffic rules are set for Sunday's Army Piety night at Alamo stadium. The Polo department and Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor the event to observe I'm an American Day. Closures affect Hildebrand, Bladiun, Mulberry avenues and Stadium Drive with detours to free and paid parking areas. Local officials urge using Hildebrand or gravel pit access for parking and note diversions around Brackenridge park and surrounding stadium approaches.
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Committers Prepare Spectacular Stadium Event For New Citizens
Committers gather in the stadium at Tp Friday to hear a plan for an elaborate show. The program will include the wearing-in of new citizens as a feature of "Lemon American Day" in a display of ceremony and civic pride.
Army Athletic Day at Alamo Stadium Highlights Local Military Stars
A multi event program features 10 or more Marathoners finishing at the stadium, an Olympic parade of participants, field events including shot put discus and jumps, a 100word dash mirroring Charley Parker and Berry Samuels, and Ralph Ellsworth with Leo Culbertson from Texas University. 500 cadets perform calisthenics, Jefferson Lassoes, a first aid relay, gas mask races, and officer relay competitions. Local bands, loudspeakers, and a full track schedule precede the Joga championship with a dramatic finish planned at 7:10 p.m.
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Alamo
Charley Parker
Brackenridge and
Jefferson High
Lineups Bared for Friday Ball Game Lions vs Optimists
Rival managers released starting lineups for the annual Lions versus Optimists baseball game at Tech field Friday night. Optimists: Haben, Schwarz, Doehne, Michaels, Martin, Ribe, Goldfarb, Severeau, Weatberry, Gomel, Bradbury, Duiling, Fhampson. Lions: Tigtti, Terrell, Lehmberg, Ward, Smith, and others. The game begins at 7:40 p.m. Players may limit to seven innings.
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Optimists
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Joe Ward
Bille Smith
Alf Tigttt
Pincha" Lehmberg
Joe Terréll
Iehitder
Neups
Optimiste
Ray Haben
Kelly Schwarz
Pred Doehne
Bil Michaels
Rex K. Martin
Otto Ribe
Sam Goldfarb
Jionse-Blim Severeau
Herman Weatberry
Don Gomel
Enos
Gary
Jack Bradbury
George i
Duiling
Jack Fhampson
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Softball Night Honors Kelly Field Leader at San Pedro Park
Thursday features Kelly Field Night at San Pedro park with the Kelly civil team captain honored for leading the Major B division in the San Antonio Softball association. The program includes a feature game between Richter's Bakery and Moonglow Athletic Club, while the Wednesday 620th night saw a 2-1 score with Alamo Jewelry in the top game.
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San Antonin
Glay
Kelly Elf
Howe
Place Browké General Hospital
Richter's Bakerys
Moonglow ‘Athletic Club
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Alamo Jewelry
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Jack Adelman
Alamo
Ting St
Ramey
Barrera
Hall
Hodsmith
Centennial Dairy
Swat and Company
Centennial San
REE
Alamo Jew
Bartera
Smith
Red Mey
Selick
RHE
Swift & Go
Dixon
Eastman Wadler
Kraynyak
Settlement Track Slated for Eagle Field Meet
Eight community houses organize a combined track and field day at Eagle Field Saturday from 9 a m to 3 p m with events for all ages. Registered children will compete in running and field events including sprints, relays, jumping, throws, and distance races. The senior boys baseball tournament final pits Mexican Christian Institute against St Marks Community Center, with a girls softball game also planned. The city recreation board cooperates with House of Neighborly Service Guadalupe Community Center Mexican Christian Institute and Wesley Community Center on the project.
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Elsié Clinton
Mexican Christian Institute
St. Marks’Community Center
House of
Guadalupe
Christan Institute
Wesley
Croucher Debuts in Service Loop for Warhawks
Frank Croucher, known veteran of Detroit and Washington, returns to action with the Cadet Center Warhawks in a league feature against the Honda Navigators at 8:15 p.m. He strengthens a shortstop corps for a powerful Warhawk lineup while Steve Colosky is eyed for the starting mound role against Hoodo.
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Croucher
Tech
Cadet Center Warhawks
Honda Navigators
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Welle
San Antonio
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Detroit
Washington
Steve Colosky
Huscy
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Hoodo
Navigators
Clinton Hartung
Werhawks
Ughis
Brooksfield
Kelly
Jek Midkiff
Ganery
Hill Scott
MSKHS
Rendolpa Field
San Marcos
State
Walt Nothce
Randolph
Lee Baker
War Workers Open Rosita Three-Game Series
The Kelly Meki War Workers baseball team travels to Rosita Mexico for a weekend three-game set against Rosita Mini era with games at 3 pm Saturday and 10 am and 3 pm Sunday. The Worken won two of three from Rosita in the first weekend. The Kellyfield Industrial Sol Oers, a Spanish-Attestean league member, will meet the Simon's Place nine at 6 pm Saturday at Richter's field. Fred's Place team of the foguist American Invute will practice at 5:30 pm Thursday at Cepacion park No 1 diamond with sandwiches and refreshments to follow. The team will also enjoy next Monday night at various community venues Riverside Center Saint Marka Center Girls club and Boys clubs.
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Rosita
Mexico
Worken
Kellyfield Industrial Sol Oers
Simon's Place
Richter's Field
Fred
Cancepcion Park
Ovhler Park
Anglers Club Ends Membership Drive With 1700 Total
George L. Hauser led a 12 week Anglers campaign to a top prize of 200 points. Prizes went to Sasser 168, Hudlerith 164, and many others including Harvey Bowman 125 and Julius Grossenbacher 47. The finale features an Anglers day picnic at Paulo's grave on Sunday with barbecue, free for members and families.
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George L. Hauser
C. B. Basser
Hausler
Sasser
L. F. Hudlerith
Harvey Bowman
W.T. Got
H. J. Piehl
Julius Grossenbacher
Mrs. Letha Lackey
Atman
J. W. Ketchum
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Norman G. Bass
Richard W. Graef
Dan O. Saunders
W. A. Bedell
T. Hamilton
Donald Moreal
Paulo
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