Missions Boss Weighs Four Twirlers For Opener
Manager Henk Severeid of the San Antonio Missions said he will start one of four veteran pitchers in the opening Texas League game against the Beaumont Exporters. Names include Rebel Byram Tom Conlan Bob Youse and Joe Vance. The club aims to boost ticket sales with a $100 prize for the top seller and local officials assist in promotion.
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Raise Too Little For Bill in Washington Report
A hazy Washington dispatch notes costs and bills amid farm and business chatter. The piece mentions Emil Puche and an unsigned white envoy en route from Virginia, with scattered references to holdowls and a planned business exit. The text is garbled and includes unintended names and typos, but centers on financial concerns and political matters in the capital.
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Girls to Hold Junior Hit Tennis Tournament
Plans revised for spring sports add a girls tennis tournament starting May 4 with a play day for junior high girls moved from April 29 to May 11. Mrs Norman Franke leads girls tennis. GG Ball supervises junior education. boys events begin May 6 at San Pedro park with golf at Breckenridge park and swimming May 22 at Wradiaen lake pool.
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Fox's 5 Hits Cheer Harris in Atlanta Game
Manager Bucky Harris of the Detroit Tigers believes Pete Fox may be the solution after five hits in five at bats against Chattanooga, including a homer with two aboard, powering the Tigers in a late-season tilt. Schoolboy Rowe is listed for the start on the mound.
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San Antonio Missions Beat Houston Buffalors in Key Tilt
In a decisive game, San Antonio Missions defeated Houston Buffalors behind strong pitching and offense. Mike Crengrros and Belph led a balanced attack, with Fuss and Morris contributing crucial hits. The win showcased the Missions’ depth against Texas league opposition and set up further exhibition play.
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Nets Close To 800 Revenue From Tuesday Game
A San Antonio vs Houston baseball game at Techfield drew about 193 paid admissions and an estimated $1 gross with tickets priced at 24 cents for children and dollars for adults. Arthur Pfeil, who handled the sales, states net revenue around $800 after park and staff expenses.
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Houston Tennis Meet Delayed By Rain But Stars Shine
A large day in the Houston tennis meet featured top players from the University of Texas and other schools. Graven Lady and Gui DA Peden of UT posted decisive 6 0 6 1 and 6 3 results while William Ge AS Willaims and Stoefen of Los Angeles highlighted singles battles. Despite heavy rain delaying play, matches continued with notable performances from Teamed players across the field.
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Ross and Canzoneri Bout Set for Chicago in June
Promoter Jon Poley of the Chicago Sladhim Operating company arranged a lightweight title bout between Ross and Canzoneri for outdoors in Chicago, with a June 22 date reportedly under consideration as both camps agreed to stage the defense before a Works fair crowd.
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Oliver Casper May Race In Fiesta Meet
Southeral champions Red Oliver and Chaelle Casper of Texas Christian University may race in the Fiesta de San Jacinto track meet at Fleita Field on April 1. Wright Riley plans a 100 yard dash with regional entrants, while Casper leads the Southwest hurdles. Brackenridge and TM T Cadets clash Friday at Texas Military Institute, injuries easing for key Brackenridge returnees.
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Tex as League Dallas Steers Face Opening Month Delay
April 5 dispatches show Texas League action with Dallas Steers beating Indianapolis Indians 10 to 6 in an exhibition. Tom Jenkins from the Houston Buffs plugs a hole in left field and plans a month off due to dislikes of nocturnal ball. Merrith Hubbell helps Steers win with a double in the tenth. Other items note Oklahoma Indians half-day, roster revamp by Walter Holke, and Galveston Bucaneers schedule for amateur tennis events.
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Cowboy at Kent Lassoed Panther TECOS
A cowboy from Kent roped a Panther TECOS in a live event this week and shipped to the local Fleas, with the action centered around Kent Texas and April.
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Rangers Pummel Bruins in Fifth Game of Stanley Final
New York Rangers thrashed the Boston Bruins 5 to 1 in Madison Square Garden, moving within one win of the Stanley Cup. The series stretched to near five hours of play as the Rangers, rising from third place to the finals, dominated with a strong performance in front of a packed 17 000 crowd.
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Maple fionth overtime drama sparks tense final twist
In an overtime session the Maple team surged to life and executed a daring endgame. Skating under pressure, players demonstrated bold moves and almost turned the tide, but Bert and Joe stood firm shaping a narrow, hard fought finish.
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