Monday's Entries in Washinton Perk Aqueduct Racing
Details from a crowded racing card listing horses, odds, jockeys, and entries. Names such as Julius, Gold Bll, Blue Helen, and Art of War appear among numerous contenders with numbers and prices scattered throughout.
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Burdies
Duaiayes
Weaford
Gilet
Bor Iai
Svarkes
Furs
Black Rover
Crunitty
Huskie
Mévius Compu
Fales
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Cork
Durie
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Peck
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Cusare Valley
Nave
Tide Hing
Loyal Legion
Athe Dervish
Thee
Quarles Pole
Abie
Alfgenos
Alpine
Aatartel
Randolph to Put Big Line In First Game
Randolph AFB Ramblers plan a beefy line for the Sept 18 opener at Alamo Stadium facing the Military Academy of Mexico. Coach Lt Frank Merritt lists Tim Stephens at 250 pounds and notes backfield strengths with Doc Blanchard Arnold Tucker plus returns by Dick Rugs and Bill Hogan. Tucker led a 27-6 win last season and Mexico brings a strong 1947 core with new talent as a season highlight of Air Force day in San Antonio.
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Pennants Claimed Across Minor Leagues in Early September
Multiple minor league clubs secured pennants on September 4 as the Vandergrift Pioneers, Charlton Rebels, Sheboygan Indians, Suffolk Goobers, Sherman-Denison Twins, Albuquerque Dukes, and others clinched titles or regular-season championships in their respective leagues. Strong showings from teams in Virginia, Wisconsin, and Indiana highlighted a national swing to season endings.
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Milwaukee
Sheboygan Indians
Brooklyn
Indians
Joe Hauser
Philadelphia Athletic
Wisconsin Rapids
Suffolk
Suffolk Goobers
Tailhend Tawrenceville Cardinals
Sherman
Sherman-Denison Twins
Twins
Wichita Falls
City Women Volleyball League Tasks Workouts This Week
Teams prepare under Miss Lou Hamilton director of the city recreation department. The league opener is set for late this month at Woodlawn gym with champions and runners-up eligible for the state tournament in Houston. Prospective teams or players may contact Miss Hamilton at the recreation department 510 Willita Street by phone (2913).
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Lou Hamilton
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Iouston
Miss Hamilton
Recreation Department
Willita
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Fragmented OCR style catalog of names, codes, and items with scattered numbers. Appears as a ledger-like list from a Rockingham setting, mixing people, places, and product tags, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
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Rockingham Court
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Laide
Pathe
Webbe
Byrn
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Avacusen Legion World Series Opens Monday in Indianapolis
The Avacusen Legion junior team begins its world series at Victory Field in Indianapolis with a chance to reach the major league World Series and attract scouts. Regional entrants include Plons from Trenton Ohio Belleville Indiana and Oma ha Nebraska. Jacksonville Poet 8 won the southern championship by defeating Austin Texas 3 2 at Charleston.
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Indianamolis
Avacucen Legion
Victory
Indianapolis
Trenton
Jacksonvills
Fis
Belleville
Omsha
Jacksonville Poet
Thea
Austin
Texas
Charleston
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The fragmentary text lists numerous odd terms, names, numbers, and places with no coherent event or clear entities. It resembles a garbled ledger or directory snippet, making extraction of a definite news item or outcome impossible.
20 Wins for Tommy Finger in Texas League
Vernon Washington leads batting with 193 average at 416 plate appearances, while Jog Smaza of Paris tops for batting but lacks eligibility with 137 at bats. Tommy Finger of Wichita Falls has 20 wins in the pitching leaders, with 18 wins by White head Sherman-Denison, Ed Cole Wichita Paris, and Jim McDowell Paris.
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Tommy Finger
Dallas
P—Vernon
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Texas
Big State
Jeague
Texarkana
Jog Smaza
Paris
Smaza
Wichita Falls
John Whitehead
Sherman-Denison
Ed Cole
Wichita Paris
Jim McDowell
Gainesville
Sherman- Denison
Pavis
Frank Pawlit
Paul Brotherton
Ray Taylor
Sherman
Denison
Lyn Goldstein
Ab McCarty
Wichita
Conk Meriwether
Greenville
Dodgers Call Up Taylor and Sexauer for pennant drive
Brooklyn adds pitcher Harry Taylor from St Paul and Elmer Sprauer to bolster the team as it presses toward the National League pennant. Taylor, a right hander, had a sore arm stint with Dixigers and won one Dodger game while losing four this season. Sprauer, from the Danville roster, is also being brought up to strengthen the pitching staff.
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Bhaoklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Harry Taylor
St. Paul
American Assn
Taylor
Dixigers
St Paul
Dodger
Milwaukee
Elmer Sprauer
Danville
Vodners
Kids Pennies Help Ruth Cancer Fund
Harrisburg reporters describe children collecting donations for the Babe Ruth cancer fund. A blue girl handed Albert Case of the Dauphin County American Cancer Society a envelope with coins and a note from signatures of local youngsters totaling 2.53 dollars from an Attis baseball game effort.
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Harrisburg
Babe Ruth
Albert W. Case
Dauphin County
American Cancer Society
Babe Bush
Calige
Milinda Gordon
David N. Gordon
Frank Jr. Shear
Mileen Brown
Texas welterweight championship rematch planned at Austin auditorium
Liniam and Salas Inc A promote a Sept 1 boxing show at the Austin auditorium featuring a Texas welterweight title bout between Bert Lina of Austin and Vhartie Salas of Phoenix. The bout is set for 10 rounds with Lina claiming his thirty sixth win after a recent 40 hour cooldown. Obregon of El Paso was defeated by Lina in the fourth round last Friday night in Austin.
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Bert Lina
Austin
Texas
Vhartie Salas
Arizona
Phoenix
Tina
Donny Obregon
el Paso
Bowling Lanes Turner Club Scores Big Leagues Night
Turner Club leagues open strong with a 640 record and a 226 game in the 7 pm loop. Top marks include 215-605 for Selford Hite, 212-599 by Gene Lane, and Agnes Schraeder 194-544 leading ladies. Mixed and merchants leagues post several high games while new CosmoPolitan league starts Friday at 2 pm.
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Turner
A. F. Ullrich
Selford
Gene Lane
Agnes Schraeder
Ross Roberts
Marvin Bielenvoht
Robert Ott
Milton Hoeneke
John Guer Son
Leroy’ Miller Sr
Oscar Reschst
Joe Cote
Igussie Ruedinger
Luttrell Watts
May
Walter Marquardt
Hazel Hammonds
Albert Monk
Christine Stahl
Alan Zunker
Y Marquardt
Ray Lhote
Gene Theis
Pruski
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Hermann Sons
Doe Opperman
Geng Gastinger
Bd Harry
Merchants
Alvin Zunker
Walt Salzbrenner
Charley Fove
Elwood Zunker
Alamo
Sunset Mator Lines
Ernest Dietamann
Tigo Remsples
Hal Lyons
Zipp
Louise Zipp
Toe Lua
Carlos Urrutia
Grover Collins
Bill Judson
Lions Club League
Slim Severin
Sere Barley Cobb
Ber Drejbrodt
Severin
John Rose
Judson
Ted Blevins
Chariey Katz
Jaycees
Fred Barris
KK. Taylor
Herman Dyal
Helen Bach
Star Teague
Mae Muenster
Margaret Seeley
Reg Allison
Rod Whitney
Bill Hendricks
Penshorn
Rudy Jaueim
Iwano Sons
Jeague
Texas
CA. Mueller
Dr. W. H. Drain
G. Hasse Wor
C. F. Kaiser
James C. Marical
Cotton Wendland
United Gas Pipeline League
Raybould
Ray Rogers
Bill Klaemner
Red Frank
M. Knoll
Joop
Tom Sachelli
Texas Belles
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Jeanette Stanley
Alice Titts
Emma Gardner
Filizabeth, Behréns
Irene Carters
May Marquardt
Local bowling night features high games and splits
Agnes Sheeny posted a 245 in a 501 series as the Bixebonnet league closed its season. Lillian Rieden completed a 2 739 split while Mama Dresch converted a 3 10, Billy Rizzo and Alms Scheaf scored a 43 7. Chris Jarrell rolled 240 and a perfect 300 series, sparking the crowd. Grace Bisha and Iris Petera led women's events with notable scores.
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Agnes Sheeny
Lillian Rieden
Mama Dresch
Billy Rizzo
Alms Scheaf
Dot Asheyatt
Jed
Teague
Chris Jarrell
Grace
Bisha
New York
Hey Lovely
Iris Petera
Mayzelle Batman
Highland Center Bowling Updates and High Scores
Highland Center offers hourly mixed doubles during Bowlers Days. Bu Chapman had a strong week in Highland leagues finishing the classic with 213 605, narrowly ahead of Lou Yarborough at 214 00, and leading the Commercial with 632.
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Woodlawn
C. Martin
Gertrude LaGue
Elweena Riebe
Gloria Cordict
Lillian Cobb
Pattilee Schlather
Breakfast Clubbers
Rose Johnson
Lilisa Moeller
Gussie Warneke
Lou Hallford
Tina Reagan
Janice Guesson
Arfoesch
Troyd Young
Jud Plumberg
Serive
Albert Eisenhauer
Lumbesmen
Harold Browning
Episcopal Church
Marjorie Coffin
Bill Howell
Herb Frees
Optimis Optimissus
Weighland Center
Bu Chapman
Laread
Lou Yarborough
Louis
San Antonio Bowler Standings Highlight Local League Scores
A crowded lane list captures the San Antonio bowling league scene with names, scores, and placements. Players such as Keller, Riszo, Brow, and Norris appear amid team affiliations and point tallies, reflecting a busy night of strikes and spares across multiple brackets.
Mixed Entries in Local Meet Spark Confusion and Names
A fragmentary list of names, scores, and places appears from a past week, including athletes like Joe Cote and Louise Zapai, with numbers such as 571 and 529 interwoven among garbled text. The readable items hint at a community sports or event roundup with various participants and venues but lack coherent context.
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Ron Ban
Gayendke
Iigin Pape
Ahrier
Bina
Gnerar
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Pikes
Olto
Kiar Varnes Welasday
Joe Cote
Perry
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Bowlers Days Opens With Women Competing Across Texas
San Antonio bowlers lead Bowlers Days with Mrs Alice Thuis as association president. Women from Texas gather for sessions at Broadway alleys Highland center and Alamo center stretching into Sunday. A Sunday breakfast meeting at St Anthony hotel will name a new state president after Rose Taylor resigns.
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San Antonio
Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co
St. Anthony Hotel
Joel Bernhard
Columbus
August Jankowsky
Detroit
Highland Center
Alamo Center
Association
Alice Thuis
Texas
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St. Anthony
Rose Taylor
Houston
Litis
Fern Jordan
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