Baseball Going Strong At Quarter-Pole
The standings show New York Yankees and St Louis Cardinals leading, with Cincinnati and St Louis Browns close behind after a flood of double headers. Whitey Kurowski hit two homers for the Cardinals, and Brooklyn split with Pittsburgh as Ditto Walker and Ed Heusser contributed for their teams.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Cinglamatt
St Louis Browns
Reds
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Browns
Melvin Olt
New York Giants
New York
Chicago
Trict
Hay Feldman
Ewald Pyle
Tellable
Aca Adame
Kurowski
Whitey Kurowski
Diste Walker
Ini Steen
Obeinnatl
Pirates
Phils
Ed Heusser
Ron Northey
Arnold Carter
Frank McCormick
Detroit
Paul
Dizzy” Trout
Yanks
Hal Newhauser
Luke Bowell
Browns
Washington
Nelson Porter
Tex Shirley
Mickey Haffney
Eauly Wynn
Philadelphia
Orval Grove
Bill Dietrich
Cleveland
Boston
Mel Harder
Chlef Reynolds
Roy Cutlenbine
Tugboat Jones Named Wichita Falls High Coach
Tugboat Jones, former Abilene Christian college and pro football player, was named head coach of Wichita Falls High School. He succeeds Teg Jefferies, who enters the Navy on June 15 as a lieutenant (junior grade).
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Thurman L
George Hurt
Jefferson
Red Hull
Orarge
Anzio
Camilli and Hawkins Fined After Umpire Altercations
Dolph Camilli manager of the Oakland Oaks and Prankie Hawkins Oakland right fielder each were fined 50 dollars for altercations with umpires during the Sacramento Oakland series in Sacramento California today.
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Camilli
Hawkins
Los. Angeles
Dolph Camill
Oakland, Oaks
Prankie Hawkins
Oakland
Sacramento
Dodgers Trade for Goodie Rosen from Syracuse
Brooklyn Dodgers acquire left handed hitting outfielder Goodie Rosen from Syracuse of the International League. Dodgers send pitchers Bil Lehrman and Fred Ostermueller in the deal.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Today
Goodie Rosen
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Fred Ostermueller
Baseball Standings and Miscellany From The National League
The fragment lists teams and records in the National and American Leagues with mentions of New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cleveland and Brooklyn. It references game results and Homer details, pitchers and scorers, and partial standings amid scattered line items from newspaper score coverage.
Baseball scores and schedules across leagues noted
The column lists multiple games across the National and American leagues with matchups including Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Detroit at New York among others. Early evening and late night start times are shown, with occasional results or status indicated.
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San Antonio
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Booklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Chacinnati
Philadelphia
Aurrican Les
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
SAGA Qualifying Closes Thursday For Amateur Tournament
The San Antonio Golf Association closes qualifying Thursday for its second annual amateur event at Brackenridge Park. Medalist prize depends on Thursday rounds. Friday match play begins. Out of town players from Rio Grande Valley to Austin expected. Calcutta pool and Aurora Hotel party set Thursday night. Riverside Park tournament Friday offers a $25 war bond prize plus other awards.
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Laksmen
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del Rio
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Crystal Room
Aurora
Hayes of A's New No 1 Iron Man
Philadelphia May 31 The athletes praise Frank Hayes of the Athletics as a durable star who has started every game this season except one inning. He has driven in 28 runs and hit 18 extra base hits while catching and fielding across positions. The article notes his endurance and mentions the trade that brought Hayes from the Browns for rookies Barney Lutz and Sam Zolrak.
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Philadelphia
von Men
Dischall
Frankie Mayes
Athletics
Frank Ti Ted
Teadership
Haynes
Gor
Snie Mack
Hayes
St. Louis Browns
Elmira
Barney Lutz
Sam Zolrak
Memorial Day crowds flood ball parks and race tracks
New York reports a three day Memorial Day period drew 421 701 fans to major and minor league baseball and racing, with totals swelling across circuits. Track patrons wagered over 22 million dollars while Belmont Park set an attendance record of 52 020, and major league crowds reached 329 597 across three days.
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Wallal
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Belmont
Suffolk Downs
Boston
Hawthorne
Delaware Park
Bay Meadows
Detroit
Hoy Meadows
Cleveland
Chitagi
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Tigers
Yankees
Polo, Grounds
Ebbetsfield
Shibp Park
Horse Racing Notes From Belmont and Nearby Tracks
Horse racing notes report Devil Diver out with heel injury and Sun Again favored in the Suburban. Jockey John Magee was injured after Flying Friar caused a spill at Belmont. Bull River and Alquast contest earnings as Founding Home prepares for the Belmont Stakes. Gay Bilsoldier faces absence from Brad Livie’s stable amid Kentucky Derby prep.
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Caurornia
Payne Whitney
Devil
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War
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Belmont
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John Gaver
Pusson
Devil Diver
Warren Wright
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Rnst
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John Magee
Rokeby Stables
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Theeak
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Pirlien
Unclear boxing results fragment with multiple names
Fragmentary report lists numerous boxing bouts with misread names and places including New York, Tamaqua, Syracusa, Hartford, and Camp Edwards. Several outcomes mention outpoints, knockouts, and stoppages, but many entries are garbled and unreadable.
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Buffalo
Luly
New York
Jour Peralta
Tamaqua
Johny
Buffato
Iluoy Long
Syracusa
Ate Bedford
Tora
Wellone
Benson
George “Redily
Hartford
Conn
Josap Underwood
Camp Edwards
Pilly Marcus
Hart
Cale
Junmy Webb
California Heavyweight Wins Technical Knockout in Galveston
Lou Yova from California scored a technical knockout over Jimmie Webb of Galveston in the seventh round to extend his comeback victory streak to eleven. Webb was knocked to the canvas four times in the round and could not answer the bell for the eighth. Nova weighed 204 pounds to Webb's 180. Nova planned to meet Buddy Scott, Texas heavyweight champion, in Oklahoma City Friday.
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Lou Yova
California
Ads
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Jimmie Webb
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Buddy Scott
Texas
Oklahoma City
Base Detachment shuts out Industrial Soldiers in 8 0 victory
Base Detachment of Kelly field blanked the Industrial Soldiers 8 to 0. John Bridgeon and Jin Beckett led with two hits, Frank Biagio belted a homer, Iry Weltiman added two doubles, and Ossia Oswald hit a triple in a nine hit attack. Medina and Duran pitched for the Industrial Soldiers. Pridgeons Beckett and Oswald appeared for the winners.
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Jin Beckett
Kellyield Industrial Soldiers
Kelly Field
Frank Biagio
Iry Weltiman
Ossia Oswald
Medina and
Duran
Pridgeons
Beckett
Oswald
Geady
Killian Wins First Match In Club Golf
Mrs. M. B. Killian defeated Ms. Don Forker 6 and 4 in a first round match at the San Antonio Country Club Women's Golf Association championship. Tuesday qualifiers featured near-scorer Mr. Killian and Mrs. Lipscomb tying 94 as fairways yielded high scores. Wednesday pairings list several championship flights and early matchups.
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Don Forker
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J. R. Barnard
Hugh Malte
Phillips
John J. Fox
Sam Kane
RF. Pilmann
Tucker Approves Quail Club Moves With Universal Hunting License
The Quail Club meeting in the Muntelyal auditorium approved a universal hunting license with exemptions for under 18s and farmers on their own property. They urged keeping Texas quail and dove seasons as close to current as possible and changed Bexar county from north to south zone. Tucker spoke on quail problems and conservation, noting costly planting efforts and disease, and 60 members attended a 30 minute wildlife film. Midland golf entries and qualifying rounds were announced for a June tournament at Midland Country Club.
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Sportlights: War news and local sports updates mix in 1940s style
The column reports on missing Jefferson High football players in World War II, notes Russell Springer’s death and name change, and mentions Juan Zurita’s boxing plans and a planned Fifth War Loan show. It also covers Charley Parker’s national AAU meet trip and Abbott’s ambiguous role, Medina Lake's rising water, and local hatchery efforts with bass stocking.
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New York
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W. E. Abbott
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Nemo and Andy Head to Mexico for Baseball Season
Nemo Herrera and Andy Andrews, longtime local instructors from Lanier 1180, will travel Wednesday to Mexico to join the National baseball league. Herrera will report to Nuevo Laredo and Andrews to Mexico City for their first season before returning in September for school opening.
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Lanier
Andy Andrews
Twothorne
Mexico
Empire
Odds Error Costs Racetrack 36000 At Columbus Meet
At Columbus Ohio May 31 an odds board error cost the track management about 96000 as 42000 attended a running meet. Sis Wagner won the feature race after misposted odds 3 to 5 and 3 40 on Wise Margaret and Lis Wagner who were entered by Leo Wagner. Beulah Provident Robert J Dienst announced refunds for mistaken $3 payouts and customers holding $320 tickets. State inspectors ruled the correct payoff was $2.20 and a possible adjustment remained.
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