Snead Leads at Colonial in gusty W Worth round
Colonial City, May 27. Sam Snead shot a 72 to hold a one stroke lead at 138 entering the second round of the $15,000 National Invitation golf tournament at the Colonial sub course amid windy, rainy conditions. Ed Oliver, Cary Middlecoats, and others trailed as Oliver posted 271 for second, Middlecoats at 141, with 35 players to complete 18 more holes Sunday.
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Fy. Worth
Snead
Sam
West Virginia
Ed Oliver
Seattle
Wash
Alexander
Noxyville
Tenn
Yead
Tourament
Colonial County
Max Highfill
Dilney
Augusta
Marts
Turgol
Oliver
Cary Middlecots
Ed Nitver
Cary Midillenntt
Flanekuln
Ron Towan
Yorman
Neavin
Texas
Buran
Ulm
Trenton
Ate
Af Elite
Starad Reah
Bet Ibn
Oak Hills Golf Championship Upset in Wet Conditions
Mrs. Wellbacher defeated Betty in 18 holes and extra play to win the Oak Hills women's championship amid rain. The match featured early birdies and lead changes, with Wellbacher clinching on the 18th and extra hole after a tight back-and-forth between the two local players.
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Harold Welbacher
Oak Hills
Belly
Weisbacher
Betty
Irdie
Fang
Strone
Wellbacher
Wallbacher
Murda
Weilbacher
Jaugherd
Ben Lipscomb
Ray Thomasma
Borst
Glenn C. Wilson
Btra
A. B. Rose
Milton Wasee Wehit
Sain ieNteens
Curia Dall
Nike-Holk
Bae Fin
Foo Seem
Oal Wy Ries
Charles Dishes
van Horm
Mre
Z Gulledee
Mza
Jack Bennets
Sevond Wiight
Mee
San Soht
Menhog Warsean
Shed
Tita
AL Heorgenes
Mra
Nino
John Middleton
Frat Meine
Ansub Gugkrell
Hiehtecis
Might
Danny Dretchen
Fikwhe
Aye Uch
Mer Hill Michaele
el Bia
Ranta
Rober Hardenolle
Net
Betty Jameson Leads With Neat 70 at Eastern Open
Newton Mass May 27 Betty Jameson of San Antonio and Allie Bauer of Midland led a 1 2 finish as the $2000 Women’s Eastern Open tournament entered round two. Jameson posted a 3436-70 Friday to reach the field and Bauer added a 512. Netty Jerseyon San Anto and Alice Bejalan also figured among the readable results.
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Newton
Mass
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Allie Bauer
Midland
Miss Jameson
Miss Bauer
Netty Jerseyon
Alice Bejalan
Onslow Out At Chicago Shakeup Rocks Baseball
Ousting of Jack Onslow as Chicago White Sox manager sparks a major mis management reshuffle. Connie Mack elevates Jimmy Dykes and Mickey Cochrane while Red Corriden moves to manage the rest of the season with the A’s. the pennant race tensions rise as both clubs face early season setbacks and proud legacies.
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Weiter
Jack’ Onslow
Chicago White
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New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Onsino
Jack
White Sox
Offine
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Saldy
Tin
Fane
Bralik Laie
Comiskey
Charles A. Combe Key
Ihled
Red Corriden
Brodkiya 2Ti Yankees
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Jimmy Dykes
Mickey Cochrane
Belt
Athletic
Connie
Cochrane
Cortie
Larte
Clubi Ag
Loth
A's
Kitter
Sox
Mack
Athletics
Onslow
Cleveland
Philadelphia Ehoviges
Katora
Yankees
al Rosen
Page
Tete Suder
Wielder
YANKS
Wakefield Reports to Oaks After Yankees Saga
Dick Wakefield, once with the Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees, agreed to remain with Oakland after initially intending to quit baseball. Chandler advised him on a return to the majors, and Wakefield chose to pursue a strong season in the Pacific Coast League amid contract disputes and trade talk.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Dick Wakefield
Lolt
New ‘York Yankees
Oakland Oaks
Bascoa
Ghendler
Wakefield
West Coast
University of Michigan
Detroit Tigers
Oakland
Weiss
George Weiss
New York
Wesls
Diels
Chandler
Yankees
Charlie Chandler
Chitago White Sox
Detroit
Dick Keyhoski
Tigers
Unclear OCR sports item from ABC Bowling section
Fragmentary text from a bowling report lists players and actions with many garbled names. Key details are unreadable, making it impossible to identify teams, scores, or outcomes. The readable bits mention fans, a carlon term, and various names without coherent context.
Gathering at Trinity Honors Faculty Club Leaders
Attendees including university officials and coaches gathered at Trinity for a Friday night banquet. Lloyd Parker and Cecil Willis received desk sets from the association as J Henry Perry, past president, presided. Fr Sieflus was elected president of the organization a week earlier. Jack Ward delivered the principal address.
Mission 4 Edgewood 3 in tight regional playoff game
Mission High edged Edgewood 4 to 3 in a regional playoff on Friday. Mission rallied with three seventh inning runs to secure the win after San Antonio Raiders tallied in the top of the final frame. Pedro Corpell delivered a key triple scoring two as the game swung on late scoring.
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Yanks
Clif Mapes
Hank Bater
Joe DiMaggio
Yori Berra
Bauer
Bob’ Lopat
Alex Kellner
Hal Newhousec
St. Louis Browns
Hal
Browns
Vic Wertz
George Kell
Werts
Doam
Clff Fannin
Kell
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Burt Shotton
Brooklyn
Jack Banta
Fogewood High School
Clase A Athletica
Mission High Showl
Regio
Mission
San Antonio Raiders
Teauns
Pedro Corpell
Munaed Wilenuivat
Sarohite
Double-Header At Richter Field Rained Out
Weather and scheduling confusion cancel Friday games at Richter Field and nearby venues. The South Flores Auly Sdlesmen were set to face the Fraternal Order of Eagles, while San Antonio Packing Co. was to meet Alamo Dressed Beet Co. in other shows at 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. Local City Major contest Electrolux versus Keefe Co ntinent Mixers also faced rainout impacts.
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San Antonio
South Flores Auly
Order of Eagles
Richter Field
San Antonio Packing Co
Alamo Dressed Beet Co
Packers
Algo
Electrolux
Keefe Continent
Unclear Regional Softball Play Report Rainout
Rain spoiled a slate of softball games including a scheduled match between Austio and an unspecified opponent. Laverne and San Pedro venues hosted the rainout with no completed innings. Future games were postponed or canceled, leaving teams idle Friday night.
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Parkins
Nurlera
Laverne Foyer
Spillway Race Series Adds Extra Laps This Weekend
Spillway track faces water hazards and new obstacles in a revised program on Saturday. The main feature increases from 25 to 35 laps while supporting events vary from two to ten laps. Time trials begin at 7 30 and the first race at 8 15 p m.
Gavilan Fractures Opponent’s Jaw in Garden Bout
New York May 26 Gavilan dominates welterweight title scene by knocking Georgie Small unconscious with a fourth round jaw fracture at Madison Square Garden. Gavilan, weighing 151 1/2 pounds to Small’s 158, claims he wants a title, welterweight or middleweight, as big crowd watches despite limited calendar details.
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New York
Kid Gavilan
Sugar Costner
Robert Willemaly
Billy Graham
Georgie Small
Brooklyn
de 'Gavilan
Gavilan
Smail
Madigan Square Garden
Dexter Park
Small
Unclear fight results fragment with mixed text
The readable portion shows garbled names and numbers from a fight result, with references to Parker and Angeses among unreadable words, making it impossible to determine participants, outcome, or event details.
Lackland Ace Bourne Leads Warhawks In Strong Season
Lackland AFB pitcher Cpl. Bourne of Richmond Indiana has won 11 of 12 starts this season for the Warhawks. He has a 2.16 strikeout per inning rate, 4 regulars absent, 160 batters faced in 12 games, and a .250 batting average with two home runs, three triples, and two doubles. Bourne attended Miami University Florida in 1948 and earlier played in high school ball, with stints in world softball championships and minor league showcases. The Warhawks lead the Southern zone Air Training Command tournament standings toward Millsington and the national command tourney.
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N. Bourne
Lackland Afb
Richmond
Ind
Warhawks
Sekkem Sneer Gee
Hie
Spencer Majors
Bourne
Lacktant
Bourne Haa
Cincinnati Rede
Lackland Airman
Miami University
Fla
Marion
Brea
Cailt
Mercedes
Texas
Little Rock
Arky Lackland
Jack ‘Hugsell
Millngton
Hollator
Hawks
National Command
Amonth
Stranahan Faces Chapman in Andrews Match Play
In Andrews at ST on May 17, Frank Stranahan from Toledo faces Chapman from Pinehurst in a golf contest. The event is described with unclear phrasing but centers on their match against each other and ongoing play.
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St, Andrews
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Mond & Up On Dink
Chapman
Pinehurst
Missions Open With Beaumont In Rain Delay
The Beaumont Roughnecks visit the San Antonio Missions for a doubleheader that opens tonight at 8. Beaumont’s trip stretches into Sunday with Rogers Hornsby’s lineup shuffled after Friday night’s postponement. Don Hellner notes a 24 hour pitching order shift as Procopia Herrera faces Beaumont and Blacan starts Sunday afternoon. The Missions have won 5 of 12, sitting third behind Tulsa and Ft Worth.
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Shreveport
San Antonio
Missions
Beaumont
Rogers Horns
Don Hellner
Procopia Herrera
Porky
Blacan
Eddie Albrecht
The
Missions Hive
Tulsa
Ft Werth
Fractured OCR Baseball Score Recap From Unknown League
Fragmentary text shows a baseball score with Philadelphia and New York references, an unclear Friday date, and a cited player or coach nickname. Reading remains uncertain. core names and exact scores are not recoverable from the garbled OCR.
Rumors Fly Over El Grande Valley Baseball Club
Local owners reportedly seek the resignation of President Bill Byrd amid circulating petitions. Byrd says he first heard of the rumors Friday from a newspaperman and has met officials in Del Rio and Donna. he denies any misconduct and notes he only visits the valley on weekends.
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el Grande Valley Baseball Loag
Bill Byrd
Byrd
Leagn
del Rio
Donna
Amo
Byr
College Baseball Roundup Outscores Notable Action
A garbled OCR fragment references college baseball and rounds, with scattered names and places. Readable elements include mentions of Princeton and Penn, likely event notes and team matchups. The exact teams, dates, or scores are unclear from the text.
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Brambling Snead
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Jack Onslow Ae
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Jimmy Bloodworth
Roy Smalley
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Franks Filller
Mel Queen
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Lloyd Morr
Yod Klaczeweski
Rees
Stam Musial
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Weole
Armerican
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Buz Fazlgid
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Len Jungian
Pete
Ainous Evans
Edgewood
Nanaeth Atoll
Lar
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Lackland
Gerald B. Bourne Lackland
Joh Kavanagh
Tarry McGowan
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Ludklin
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Mazi Hannan
Renae
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Blackburn City
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Angerman Blavly
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Tetlinger
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Mishon
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