Summer Ski Show Promises New England First
May 21 note invites leading ski jumpers from America and Norway to Halkasp mountain Sdnésy on July 24 for the first summer ski jump show in New England. Expected competitors include Hans Haratsen Sverre Le Art Tok e Art Devlin and others. Organizers plan to dump crushed tea to create snow for the 40 meter hill.
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America
Norway
Halkasp Mountain
New England
Art Devlin
Robert la Rue
Bruce Falk
Emile Mon
Roger Simpler
Herrera and Lenhardt Power Missions Over Dallas Night
San Antonio Missions defeated Dallas 6 to 4 in Dallas on Friday night before about 10 500 fans. Dan Lenhardt led with a double triple and homer driving in four runs, while Herrera struck out five in eight innings for his fifth win. Lenhardt raised his average to .353 with a homer, double, triple, and two RBIs. The Missions travel to Houston for a three game set then return for dates with Shreveport and Beaumont before a 23 day homestay beginning June 3 as they face northern league clubs.
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Dallas
Eagles
Ball Park
Gnal
Houston
Missions
Shreveport
Beaumont
al Gerheauser
Hal Dallas
Protopio
Herrera
Dan Lenhardt
Procope
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Don Ross
Ay Homer
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Charley Grant
Bill Brattin
Vernon Kennedy
Tom’ Finger
City Majors Victory at Richterfield Amid Scoring Shakeup
City Majors game at Richterfield Friday night features Union 684 defeating Voelkel 32 thanks to a late single by Danny Grasse. Mike Ball’s earlier hit sparked the comeback as several players, including Beche Suche Rustmeier Perkins and Suche, contributed hits and runs in a noisy, error-prone contest.
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Suches Rustmeier
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National League Box Scores Central and Pacific Leagues
Incomplete OCR notes show scattered box score elements with names such as Arra Sean and Bween 6, charterton 2, and references to Portland. The fragment hints at league box scores but lacks coherent results or dates to confirm outcomes or team names.
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Uuexecoa
Charterton
Pacific
Pas Ees
Enatant Portland Postpoeed
Kennedy Leads Giants With Finest Pitched Game This Season
The New York Giants, after paying $25,000 for Monti Kennedy in 1946, see the Amelia Virginia native deliver his best career performance. Kennedy limited the Reds to 2 hits, no walks, and retired 14 straight, lifting the Giants to first in the National League. Also notes Pirates, Cardinals, and Athletics results from that day, including Werle’s win for Pittsburgh and Enos Slaughter’s two-run double for St Louis.
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Kennedy
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Amelia
Reds
Ted Kluzewski
Dribbler
Jimmy Bloodworth
Cincinnati
Howie Fox
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Wehle
Mis Hall
Bill Werle
San Francisco
Bob Hall
Seattle
Red Birds
Enos Slaughter
Don Newcombe
St. Louis
Athletics
Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
Joe Coleman
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Shitepark
Férris Fain
Eddie Joast
Coleman
Joast
Elmer Vale
George Kell
al Papai
Washington Senators
St.Louis Browns
Washington
Boxing's New Fight Trust Sews Up Three Shows
New York boxing announces tentative June championship fights with exclusive use of Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds. World middleweight match Ceréan versus LaMotta in Detroit June 15 and welterweight Robins on vs Gavilan at Polo Grounds June 17 or 21, plus heavyweight Charles vs Walcott in Chicago June 22. The new boxing giant unites major clubs Madison Square Garden, Twentieth Century, Tournament of Champions, and the IBC under shared promotions.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Detroit
Ezzard Charles
Jersey Joe Walcott
Chicago
Marcel Ceréan
France
Jake LaMotta
King Ray Robinson
Kid Gavilan
Icuta
Pato Grounds
Goliath
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Tournament of Champions
Madison Square Garden Corp
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century S.C
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Louis’ International Boxing Club
Charles- Walcott
I. B.C. Alsa
Detroit Olympia
Wnlek
Where They Play TODSYS MAJOR BASEBALL
Reading from a garbled text, the item lists baseball venues and matchups including New York and Philadelphia, with scattered fragments like Pittsburg, Boston, and Warhive. It appears to be a schedule bulletin or scorecard briefly noting games and times, but the legible content is minimal and lacks clear dates or complete teams.
Softball win for San Antonio Tech crowns city title
Tech defeated Jefferson 7-3 at San Pedro Park to claim the city senior high school softball championship. A double header showcase followed at Alazan Apache diamond with local teams contesting various matchups and standings.
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San Antonio Tech
Jefferson
San Pedro Park
Ritehes's _Grocerz
Tea City Fils
Chumaiong
Thompson
Alazan-Apache Diamond
Spinter Motors
Bouvinguusen
Houston
Toaas Inter
Ty Boral
Alshe
Dry Oakes
Spencer
Azteca Steps Down With Knockout Win
In Mexico City on May 21 Kia Arteta 152 pounds a retiring Mexican welterweight champ bade farewell to the ring after a knockout at Art Hardy 156 in the fifth round The Kid Luis Villanueva Parano renounced his title March 16 and had held it for 16 years Manuel Ortiz bantam champion won by technical KO in the fifth over Pinky Peralta Arizona champ in the semifinal round.
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Mexico City
Kia Arteta
Art Hardy
the Kid
Luis Villanueva Parano
Manuel Ortiz
Pinky Peralta
Arizona
Unclear race results and scattered names from a sports page
Fragmented OCR item lists various names and numbers in a sports section, including references to teams or places like Los Angeles and Greenville. The text is garbled with stray symbols, making a coherent event or outcome hard to determine from readable parts.
Mrs Hughes and Sam Queen win Fe Sam Houston womenGolf title
Mrs Hughes defeated Mrs Tom Webb 4 and 3 in a 36 hole war to decide the Fe Sam Houston Women’s Golf Association championship. The match finished Friday after a Thursday finish Tuesday through Friday play.
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Paul Hughes
Tom Webb
Ft. Sam Houston
Sam Houston
Golfagsn
Hughes
Robert Kamish
Rodney Drake
Woodrow Bryant
Sant ‘Seeley
George
Perkins
Robert Ammette
Nat
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Jei Carmack
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Outlaw Sold to Sacramento in Pacific Coast League
Detroit reports outfielder Jimmy Outlaw has been sold to Sacramento in the Pacific Coast league. Outlaw expressed a preference to play under Del Baker, manager of Sacramento, with the move effective after the May 21 date mentioned in the dispatch.
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Outlaw
Sacramento
Detroit
Jimmy Outlaw
del Baker
San Antonio
World Mark In Relay Falls Again At Coliseum
At the Los Angeles Coliseum 49,525 spectators watched USC clock a world record 1 minute 24 seconds for the Trojan 280 yard sprint relay with Patton anchoring in 20.2 seconds. George Pasquall Ronnie Frazier Norm Stocks joined Patton in Fresno last week to post 1:24.4 for 820 yards. Fanny Blankers-Koen starred in the 80 meter hurdles and anchored a Glendale team to a win over Canadian girls. Goreten set a distant discus mark as ail? Plate records fell amid star performances from Patton Gordien and other Olympic veterans.
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Los Angeles
Vagal Coliseum
Mel Patton
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Fanny Blankers-Koen
Holland
Ima
Patton
Fresno
George Pasquall
Ronnie Frazier
Norm Stocks
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Laredo Netters Headed to National Junior Tennis Tourney
Laredo junior college players Preston and Waydell will enter the national junior college tennis tourney in Modesto, California, starting May 22. They depart Tuesday with travel funded by local contributions from Laredo citizens.
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Laredo Netters
Laredo
Aenay
Cotham
Ck Preston
Waydell
Locke Burned Up Over Snub by PGA
Philadelphia May 21 Locke Burned Up Over Snub by PGA as top golfer not invited to the Richmond Virginia PGA event. The South African, tied for the lead at 68 after 18 holes, calls the decision discourteous while eyeing a strong run in the Inquirer tournament. Rain altered the schedule with 18 holes today and two rounds tomorrow.
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Berby Locke
United States
PGA
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Joe Kirkwood
Hollywood
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Johannesburg
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