Missions add two pitchers and release three players
The San Antonio Missions announce the addition of two pitchers John Crocco and Mal Hudson and release three minor leaguers Sohn Hingler Andy Daly and Bart Perry to the Pine Bluff Browns camp. Hudson, 20, went 19 12 with Muskogee last season. Crocco, 22, went 17 yet. The club eyes a night workout Monday for a Wednesday 8:45 opener against Shreveport at Mission Stadium with players reporting at 6:30.
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Texas league voting ranks Missions fifth in standings
A consensus opinion by Texas league sports writers places the San Antonio Missions in fifth with eight points for first, seven for second. Fort Worth leads with 115 points, Houston 110, Tulsa and Shreveport also noted amid varied counts. Votes show Worth one first place, Houston four, Dallas two, San Antonio one.
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Missions Crush Semi Proes With Four Home Runs In Laredo
In Laredo the Missions beat semi pro opponents 5 to 3 with Armaan Sanchez hitting a seventh inning homer and Sal Madrid Bud Kimball and Luke Majorki also going deep. Madrid added a double and single as the Padres tied early with a five run burst, Majorki homered in the second. Temperature hit 109 degrees with about 1200 fans watching. Padres lineup for Wednesday could mirror practice games with Sommers Majorki Riga Archie Kimball Corona Madred and pitchers catching.
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Tony Lupien
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Tulsa
Major Exhibitions Here Draw 27 082 Fans Profitable Series
The Pirates and White Sox announced future California train plans but hinted at San Antonio invites if local attendance remains average. The four day stopover paid out over $10,000 to the clubs with the Missions receiving around $2,500. the visit followed a profitable Cubs-Browns swing. The Sunday game drew 4,424 with Sox 5, Pirates 1, giving the four game total attendance 13,207 for the weekend and a combined 27,082 for exhibitions.
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Turner Kids Triumph in Rainy Knight Bowling Event
Turner kids, aged over 70, compete in a Knights of Columbus six-sman lean at Turner club. Scoring highlights include Riv Rooney 130, Baltus 191, Gittinger 162, Robinson 385, Jangedort 141, Wersig 211, Cloonan 192, Treuler 373, McCloskey 166, Gloeckner 144, Kelberlay 156, Marshall 150. Local junior league also reported, with Haynes noted for nine hits and various pitchers named. match conditions affected by rain and guild attendance noted alongside league standings in Sacramento and surrounding cities.
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Minneapolis Lakers win world professional basketball meet
In Chicago, the Minneapolis Lakers defeated the New York Knicks 75 to 71 before a large crowd at the Chicago Stadium, earning the world professional basketball tournament championship.
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San Antonio bowlers compete in ABC Detroit tourney
Seven San Antonio teams bowl in the American Bowling Congress event in Detroit as singles and doubles set for Tuesday. Charlie Treuter Jr. competes for the group though now an ABC official. Pinto of Utica fires 720 in action but misses big board with partner Gallicchio. Adolph Carlson leads Bowlers Journal tourney with 1116. Patrolman Erwin Stepek of Chicago dies after a heart attack at the ABC event.
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Slim Jim" Pinto
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Harmon Wins Masters in Record Tie at Augusta
Golf star Harmon secures victory with a 275 tying the Masters record set by Ralph Guldahl in 1939. The Seminole club pro finished five strokes ahead of Cary Middlecoff, with Bobby Jones contending at 315 in his 25th Masters showing.
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San Antonio Golfers edge Dallas in 18 hole match at Oak Hills
San Antonio golfers with Jess Newman 70 and Monk Wilson 72 led a 28 to 5 hole victory over Dallas in an 18 hole match at Oak Hills Country Club using Nassau scoring. Jack Munger of Dallas shot 73 as low individual.
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Monk" Wilson
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Exhibition Baseball News Notes From Sunday Games
AAmerica sports wrap with exhibition results from Ft Worth and Houston. Highlights include Cloyd Boyer pitching for the Cardinals in a 1 0 loss, Russell Burns homering for Tulsa, and a series of minor league showings across cities like Shreveport Dallas and Memphis, with varied scores and notable performances.
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Tuman Wins In Race Meet In San Antonio
Big Tuman of Rockford II won the expert class title in San Antonio as Bobby Hill of Columbus and Chuck Grover of Huron finished second and third. Rockford’s Fred Leatherby took the amateur final while Houston’s Jack Gholson won the novice class. Earl Givens remained in critical condition after a crash prior to an elimination heat. Kurt Lipscomb of Waco was the machine rider in the accident. Final results list Tuman Hill Grover in Expert. Leatherby Meyers Lipscomb in Amateur. Gholson Goss Carr in Novice.
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Wendland Wins Bands Championship at Oak Hills
Wendland remains Oak Hills champion after a 36 hole victory over Mills Duncan. Wendland played 31 holes under par with a one under 70 in the morning and two under over the next 13 holes. Duncan shot 75 in the morning and finished four over for the afternoon.
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North-South Women's Golf Opens at Pinehurst
Women golfers return to prominence at Pinehurst for the forty sixth North South tournament with stars Louise Suggs Grace Lentzyk Estelle Lawson Page and Mrs Edwin H Varek among the entrants. The men’s event starts April 19.
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Beermen Split Doubleheader at Crystal City
Crystal City hosts the Beermen for a Sunday twin bill. Delgado pitched a three hit outing to win game one 10 to 3, while Tommy de la Cruz hit a two on homer. In game two Crystal City took a 20 to 9 victory as P. Lopez homered with a man on.
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Local Softball Schedule and Parochial Finals Report
San Antonio softball schedule lists Blue league games at La Pedro No. 1 and No. 2 diamonds Monday night. Public Service vs Southern Pacific at 7:15 p m Police Officers vs SAMS CO at 8:30 p m and Texas Chiropractic College vs Lickland Squadron BM 6 at 9:45 p m. Alazan Apache league meets Friday 7:30 p m at Alazan Apache hall. Neighborly league opens April 15 at Lions field with teams including Colorado Cubs Salinas Sports Lost Weekend Riverside Kats Stambler Sports Las Camelias Food Market. Immaculate Heart beat St Henry 20 13 and St Peter s Home beat St Agnes 17 8 in parochial finals at San Pedro park. YMCA Monday night league opens at Lions field with Small Woods Cafe vs Helknap Furniture Blanco Building Co 7 p m Mitchell Motors vs Dairyland 8 25 p m and Durham s Business College vs Hill Top at 9 20 p m. Dan s Cafe swept two games Sunday 5 3 19 5 with Cotulla s Junio Morris driving in runs.
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Softball Exhibitions Highlight Weekend Wins Across Towns
St Agnes girls beat Pleasanton 11 to 0 in an exhibition at Pleasanton Sunday. The Oil TGA team of Martinez defeated Boerne Cities Service 24 to 0 at Martinez Sunday with winning pitcher Mike Jacik. St Hedwig aces topped Grapette Botders 4 to 2 as St Hedwig collected four hits and Grapette five.
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Trinity Netters Split East Texas Tennis Trips
Trinity University tennis went 1-1 on a Texas trip, beating Sam Houston State 54 and losing to the University of Houston 7 0. Houston results list Hewitt Morton Napier Lanham Mercer with wins and doubles triumphs over Trinity players, while Friday matches in Lufkin saw Ellis Aparicio Yantis Rodriguez all tally victories for Trinity amid several close sets and a darkness-adjusted finish.
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Marbles Tournament Opens At Our Lady Of Guadalupe
The second annual penal school marbles tournament opens at Our Lady of Guadalupe School at 10 30 a m Tuesday and runs to May 1. An entry fee of five comes a player is being made with out of town schools entered.
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