Washington Buys Two Mexico Aces
The PuBlA announces the sale of Chile Gomez a second baseman and Carlos Guliin a first baseman to Washington of the American League. Gomez leaves today for a trial with the Senators while Guling reports to Springfield Massachusetts for a Washing ton farm.
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Three State titles for Miss Willcox at Texas table tennis
Miss Marjory Willcox swept three titles at the Texas open table tennis championships held at the YMCA. She won the women’s singles 21-19 21-18 21-13 over Marteen Hank, the women’s doubles with Frances Morris 21-12 14-9, 1-4, and the mixed doubles with Don Goldbeck 21-14 21-18 21-14 over Rufus Charlton and Angelina Pue clo. Leonard Hippeden, 14, upset defending champ Cubby McCarley in men’s singles, while McCarley and Jodie McCarley took the men’s doubles. Junior singles went to Leland Similth of Houston, and Louis Scharlack won veterans’ singles by defeating Jodie McCarley.
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Brandenburger Transfer Shifts to Wellsville in D Fong League
Brandenburger, formerly San Antonio club secretary and recent Yankees Akron business manager, has been moved to a similar role in Wellsville, Middle Atlantic. The Yankees traded Akron’s franchise to facilitate the Class D Fong League transfer.
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Wellsville
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Two Golf Aces At Riverside
Riverside golf results highlight Mose of Walker Koch and Steve Salth. Players including Tomer Mc Claugherty James Gallaghey and L L Thomas compete in No 4 course with a 50 yard drive and a five iron on No 7.
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Frick Moves to Speed Up Ball Games With Umpires
New York April 6 The National League announced a new set of instructions to umpires aimed at speeding play. Frick said the rules ban rushing onto the field to protest called strikes and end the huddle around the pitcher. Managers coaches players and spectators are prohibited from rushing the field during disputes. Only one manager or coach and two players can confer with the pitcher on the field.
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Frick
Shooting Scores Report From Han Antasio Gun Club Meet
In a weekly shoot at Han Antasio Gun Club, competitors posted perfect skeet and trap scores. Notables include John Catto Ir with 60 in skeet, Ed Herpes 50, Lyda Cluments 14x2h, Dan Taylor 9, and Ed Bassa Te 44 in whole bore events.
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Bowlers In The Groove During A Rainy San Antonio Week
San Antonio bowling week featured top scores across multiple leagues with high game and series, new marks set by several bowlers including standout performances from university teams, local merchants, and professional divisions. Notable figures include Harnbud, Yarbrough, Payne, Ducharing, Simon, Klein, Thun, and many others posting high series while the city hosted a dense slate of events at the university and downtown alleys.
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Pletcher
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Rogero
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Young
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Santa Clara grid star injured in Bay Bridge crash
Johnny Schiecht, 24, former Santa Clara University football star, was seriously injured in a multi car collision on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. Four others injured. Schiecht suffered broken bones, severe cuts and bruises. Benedetol, 26, driver of another car, sustained minor injuries. Patrolmen investigate a tire failure that caused the driver to swerve from traffic lanes.
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Santa Clara
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Schiecht
Bu Benedetol
Sebtecht
Spring Training Standings Shape Pennant Race Outlook
April reports from New York show American League and National League teams nearing the start of the season. Pirates Browns and Senators lead the grapefruit standings with notable showings. Cardinals and Dodgers press the NL, while the Yankees struggle in spring play but still total 16 wins overall.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Washington Senators
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Dodgers
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Bowling Turner Friday La Float Standing
A listing notes bowling related standings and firm references in business service columns. The fragment mentions Turner and Friday entries, with references to individuals used in business services and acquainting with firms. The readable items center on names and standings in a local bowling context.
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Bowling Turner
Light
Fourth Polo Team Sought for Tuesday Play at Brackenridge
ATOUCE IAM plans a fourth polo squad to compete starting at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Brackenridge, with Wichita already signed after their 12 10 MrNee Cup win over Llano Sunday. Dallas and San Antonio also in, while Cecil Smith produced notable scores amid Wichita’s efforts.
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Wils Hartman
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Aggie Game To Houston in 1942 Schedule Change
The 1942 Texas A and M Houston football series was moved from College Station to Houston due to wire restrictions. Rice athletic head Emmett Brut announced the transfer, shifting seven home games to Rice and leaving Arkansas at Fayetteville as the only away conference game. The updated slate lists October 3 and 10 moderate dates, with key matchups including Texas, Texas Tech, and Baylor in Houston.
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Beware Bradley Derby Candidate’s Derby Prospects
Lexington reporters note Colonel Bradley’s colt Bless Me is a Derby contender, arriving from Florida for Keeneland and Churchill Downs season. Trainer Hurley and handlers back him amid mixed form, with plans undecided, while betting public eyes May 2 at Louisville for the big race.
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Dorby
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Florida
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Bless Me
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Idle Four
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Tie Larkapne
Quality Painters drill schedule at Polo field and Concepcion
Quality Painters hold practice Tuesday evening at Polo Field No L and Friday at Concepcion No 1. Each drill starts at 5 30 PM.
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Concepcion No. 1
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