Fort Worth and San Antonio Baseball Scores and Errors
In Fort Worth, San Antonio defeated 4-0 with errors by Bohl Lowel Harshany and RBIs by Mazzera Traweek and Stanton. A second Fort Worth game showed 0-0 after nine. San Antonio won 4-0 with Harshany, Lowel and others contributing RBIs. In Dallas Beaumont, Beaumont beat Dallas 8-4 with multiple RBIs from James Lee Baker Bates Shelly Archie Ross Vincent and two-base hits from McCullouch Warren and Shelley.
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Fort Worth
San Antonio
Traweek
Weis
Harshang
Payton
Mills
Howell
Bohl
Stanton
Mazzera
Milla
Grimes
Harshany
Scharein
Binder
Lowell
Lowel
Willie
Engle
Dallas
Beaumont
Tauby
Warren
Lee
Archie
Ross
Vincent
James
A. Baker
Bates
Shelly
McCullouch
Shelley
Connaster
OA Grimes
Ee Blakely
Ef. Binder
Ee Howe
Lowell Th
Heving
Griesom
Voo Frazier
Wistert Oy
Ceereses
San Antonie
RH Engle
Ss Scharein
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Stowia
Blakely
Hinder
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Ao Oo Bohl
Ao Lowell
Aeee
Broekie
Weweeres
Jonnard
Dall Jas Arrh
Flanagan
Kates
Shirley
Lorbeer
Ween
O Vincent
Mallett
Teen Pfleger
Fletcher
Tone McLaughlin
Otteners
Major League Leaders Show Tight Race Across Leagues
National League leaders include Hogan Braves batting .448 and Vaughan Pirates .434. J Moore Phillies and Tay lor Dodgers tie for runs with 13. Camilli Phillies and Frey Dodgers lead RBIs with 16. Pitching leaders include Clark Dodgers and Blanton Pirates at 3-0. American League highlights Capp Foxx Athl With .391 and Gehringer Tigers 2.
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Hogan
Braves
Vaughan
Pirates
J. Moore
Phillies
Taylor
Frey
Dodgers
Camilli
Bottomley
Reds
Herman
Hafey
P. Waner
Myers
Boyle
Collins
Martin
Cardinals
Riggs
Bordagaray
Clark
Blanton
Derringer
Warneke
Cubs
Shippers Hold To Head Place In Texas League Race
Beaumont remains first in the Texas League after a 4 3 win over Dallasites as Galveston upset Tulsa 1 0 and Houston outlasted Oklahoma City 1 0 in nine innings. San Antonio swept Fort Worth 11 4 and 4 0 as Grissom exited injured and Wiltse pitched a shutout. Wednesday matchups place Tulsa at San Antonio and Oklahoma City at Beaumont with night games Dallas at Houston Fort Worth at Galveston.
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United Press
Beaumont
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Dallas Tau Nders
Dallasites
Vincent
Amate
Galveston
Tulsa
Cole
Houston
Pippe
Oklahomans
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Grissom
Port Worth
Wiltse
Texas
Dalla
Largest Open Meet field grows for U S Open
New York May 1 The U S Open at Oakmont June 6 7 8 will feature 162 qualifiers the largest field since 1924 with 1127 entries 40 exemptions granted including Olin Dutra and 34 based on 1934 Open scores.
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New York
Olin Dutra
Oakmont
Madison
Wis
Greensboro
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
W. Lawson Little, Jr
California
U. S
Gene Sarazen
Wilfy Cox
Bobby Cruickshank
Harry Cooper
Billy Burke
MacDonald Smith
Ralph Guldahl
Johnny Revolta
Jimmy Hines
Tom Creavy
Joe Kirkwood
Ted Luther
Alvin F Krueger
Willie Hunter
Mark Fry
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
Johnny Golden
Henry Ciuci
al Espanosa
Phil Perkins
Ky Laffoon
Herman Barron
Orville White
Eddie I
Oos
George Schneiter
George von Elm
Paul Runyan
Rodney Bliss
Zell Eaton
Bill Schwartz
Mortie Dutra
Wrestling Results From San Francisco And Newark Notes
United Press reports a slate of wrestling results with multiple bouts across cities including San Francisco Newark and New York. Notable matches feature Danno O Ma honey defeating Joe Mak cewicz and Jack Donovan defeating Dick Daviscourt while others from Ireland Italy Germany and Canada participate. A stray local item notes a pepper pod at Woodlawn Tennessee shaped like a boot.
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United Press
San Francisco
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Joe Makcewicz
Utica
N. Y
Nick Lutze
Venice
Cal
Ivan Komar
Russia
Lufty Bloomfield
Australia
Willie Davis
Virginia
Dodgers Crush Giants in Big Brooklyn Home Welcome
Dodgers fans erupt as Brooklyn hails a 12 to 5 victory over the Giants at Ebbets Field. Edward J. Neil reports the 17 000 crowd fire cannons and jeer rivals while Terry and Stengel pose for photos amid the festive, rowdy atmosphere and lingering rivalry.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Hatfields and McCoys
Baseball
Memphis
Bill Terry
Gowanus
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
Terry
Dodgers
Giants
Brooklyn Bridge
Gowanus Canal
Chicago Cubs
Stengel
Home Plate
Rock Island Wins Commercial Bowling League Title
Rock Island captured the season championship with a .633 winning percentage to top the Commercial Bowling League standings. The Westerners finished second with a 500 pin percentage.
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Rock Island
Jimmie Ayers
Ayres
L Pd
Westerners
Sand Storm
Great West Mills
Ayers
Gray
Hughes Ae
Starkey
Gittrich Eet Edoees
Barrett
Mrs. Wagner
Larsen
Brewer
Romans
Brooks
Collier Abe
Adams
Loughran Seeks Baer Bout After Tour Return
Tommy Loughran returns from an eight months South American boxing tour weighing 186 pounds and in top form He says he could outpoint Max Baer in a 10 round bout if the heavyweight champion agrees to an exhibition or title bout and that he would meet Baer if needed in New York May 1 report from U P.
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New York
U.P
Max Baer
Tommy Loughran
Philly
America
Bacr Fain
Loughran
Webber to Go Against Steve Nenoff in Main Event
Vic Webber meets Steve Nenoff in the main event at the National Guard Armory on Thursday night. Nenoff, a coast to coast traveler, seeks to subdue the New Yorker, as Pat Garrison faces Ernie Arthur in the semi final. Lobo Brown and Ali Caba start the card. ringside reservations at City Drug Store.
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Vic Webber
National Guard Armory
Steve Nenoff
Webber
Nenoff
Pat Garrison
Ernie Arthur
Lobo Brown
Ali
Caba
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Ross Heads to Camp for Welterweight Fight in May
United Press reports results from Houston and nearby cities showing Eddie Murdock drawing with George Salvadore in a 153 to 145 contest, Wishy Jones decisioning Louis Arriola, and Gene Clark defeating Bobby Murray. Barney Ross departs for Ferndale, N Y, to train for his May 28 title bout with Jimmy McLarnin in New York.
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United Press
Houston
Eddie Murdock
Oklahoma
George Salvadore
Boston
Wishy Jones
Kentucky
Louis Arriola
Gene Clark
Mississippi
Bobby Murray
Homer
Louis Hasso
Bobby Red
Fort Worth
Chicago
Barney Ross
Ferndale
N. Y
Jimmy McLarnin
New York
Goober Keyes Named Assistant Coach at Lubbock High
Lubbock school board named J. G. Goober Keyes Albany high school mentor as assistant coach for Lubbock high, replacing Bert Huffman who became head coach at Electra. Keyes, a former Cisco star and Abilene Christian College quarterback, may report next fall to take over backfield duties. The board re elected Ross Ayers and Bennie McWilliams as Chapman’s other assistants.
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Electra High
ACC
Keyes
Cross Plains
Lubbock
Albany
Ross Ayers
Bennie McWilliams
Texas Tech Grid
Chapman
Bengals Come Back to Life in Big League Action
Detroit Tigers rally after early slump to win 11 3 over the St Louis Browns as Goose Goslin homers twice. Yankees edge Senators 9 8 in late rally. Dodgers top Giants 12 5 in NL opener as Cubs beat Pirates 3 0 and Reds roll 12 2. Rain pauses Phillies Braves.
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Washington
New York
Detroit
di Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
L. Pet
Washington A
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
L Pet
Ube
Standings in Southern Association Report
The Southern Association standings show Atlanta leading 5 0 with Birmingham 4 and New Orleans 8 factoring in. Memphis has 1 and 2, Nashville 5, Knoxville 7 1, Chattanooga 12, and Little Rock at 0.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Knoxville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Joyce Wethered to visit America for exhibition golf
United Press notes Joyce Wethered of Surrey will tour the East for exhibition matches in late May, drawing praise from Gene Sarazen and Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware. The piece recalls her St Andrews reputation, her brother Roger, and past play against Bobby Jones with emphasis on her putting and skill.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Jones
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Connecticut
Joyce Wethered
Surrey
Miss Wethered
America
Glenna Collett Ware
Mr. Jones
Mr. Sarazen
St. Andrews
Scotland
Miss Wetheree
Roger
Joyce
Tolley
Scott
England
Bobby Jones
Miss Joyce
Dempsey Defeated in Boston Ring by Ted Germaine
In Boston 4 000 spectators watched ex heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey knocked down and pummeled by wrestler Ted Germaine of South Boston during a battle royal. Referee counts and ringside chaos followed as Germaine claimed victory and warned he would face Dempsey again if needed.
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Boston
U.P
Jack Dempsey
Ted Germaine
South Boston
Dempsey
Germaine
Funeral Today for Arkansas Captain
Funeral services were planned for Jack Newby co captain elect of the University of Arkansas football team who died yesterday from pneumonia after several days illness. Anton B. Dorkewitz of Charleston F C has worked watchmaking for 45 years without interruption.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Jack Newby
University of Arkansas
Anton B. Dorkewitz
Charleston F. C
Germany
Chance Sun Skips Derby in Withdrawn Nomination
Chance Sun, Joseph E Widener s three year old Derby contender, has been withdrawn from the 61st Kentucky Derby. The colt will be returned to Elmendorf Farm Lexington, ending Widener s Derby bid for the $40000 added prize.
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Louisville
Chance Sun
Joseph E. Widener
Widener
Chance Shot
Sunaibi
Elmendorf
Lexington
Whiskolo Rises Among Derby Contenders After Prep Win
In Louisville on May 1, Whiskolo from The Milky Farm rose to Derby contention after a one mile prep purse race. He defeated Tearout by a length, with Whopper and Prince Splendor following, moving Whiskolo into an outside chance for the Kentucky Derby.
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Louisville
Milky Farm
Daniel B. Midkiff
Tearout
Hal Price Hendley
Whopper
Thomas C. Worden
Prince Splendor
Diavolo
Baseball Highlights From AP Wire
Jimmy Bucher of the Dodgers jabbed three singles and drove in two runs while scoring twice. Bill Dickey of the Yankees singled for the winning run against the Senators in the ninth and added a homer and two other singles. Alvin Crowder of the Tigers scattered nine hits as they defeated the Browns. Roy Henshaw of the Cubs blanked the Pirates 3-0 on eight hits. Gene Schott of the Reds delivered a five hit pitching effort to stop the Cardinals.
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Harbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Bengals
Joe Sullivan
Tommy Bridges
Alvin Crowder
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Goose Goslin
Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Washington Senators
Johnny Bronca
Senators
Alvin
Powell
Dickey
Tony Lazerri
Yankee
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Bill Clark
Giants
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Roy Henshaw
Ralph Birkofer
Gene Schott
St. Louis Cardinal
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Jimmy Bucher
Bill Dickey
Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Caredinals
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Joe Dusek
Omaha
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Dick Daviscourt
Andy Rascher
Indiana
Bill Middlekauff
Florida
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Pat Mckay
Tennessee
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Dave Lenin
Whitey Wahlberg
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Tony Morelli
Italy
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Henry Snyder
Maurice Ducharme
Canada
Suleyman Bey
Jose Firpo
Argentina
Tony Celli
Louis Altshuler
Jim Flanagan
U. S. Navy
R. D. Jordan
Woodlawn, Tenn
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Baer
Santa Fe League
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Vogt
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Missionaries Club
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Harris Bee
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Dummy
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Pet Rangers
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Wee Ee
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New Yorker
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