Kneupper Shuts Down Shreveport In Texas League Tilt
In the Texas league opener at San Antonio, Gorman Stalder failed early as Shreveport beat the Missions 10 to 5. Ben Kneupper relieved in the third, twirled six innings with five strikeouts and two runs charged to him, keeping San Antonio in the game before Shreveport pulled away.
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Kneupper Drives Ninth Inning Rally In San Antonio Win
San Antonio 210 040 B20 5 Shreveport 530 002 0ix-10. Kneupper bats in the ninth to push across the decisive run as Shroveport allows two in the frame. Witte and Washington lead offensive output with multiple hits. pitchers Stalder and Van Siste struggle with earned runs.
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Clarke Singles To Win It Fort Worth MASA.
Fort Worth narrowly defeats Dallas 3 to 1 in a tense game with key plays in the tenth inning. Rigsby Clarke and Beddingfield drove runs, while Glatte and Beddingfield pitched for the pitchers' duel. Early frames produced a high-scoring rally, but solid defense and late offense secured the Fort Worth win.
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Region 6 Track Meet Looms Over San Antonio Teams
San Antonio coaches scramble to spot their men for the Region 6 meet in San Marcos. Jefferson leads qualifiers with 14 athletes, Brackenridge 12, Edison seven, plus notable standouts like Bud Coleman of Kerrville who set a 5.18 second 40-yard dash time. Austin teams headlined by Raymond Jones and Randall Patrick pose the main threat to the Warbirds and Mustangs, while San Antonio squads brace for a competitive district to regional shift.
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Exporters Win in Aces Versus Murtaugh 2b Rally
In a tight game on February 20, Houston defeats Beaumont 4 to 3. Antonelli and Murtagh drive runs for the exporters while Norman and Wilks contribute on the mound. Beaumont pitcher Fehren and Gann hold to keep it close, with Sturdivant delivering a key three-base hit.
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Bowling scores shake up tournament standings marquee
Harold Kelly of Boat Bend Ink faces jeopardy as his nine game total nears a cut for the American Bowling tournament today. John Marshall Lonester of Ohio posted a 715 in the Beeman event, while other top totals include Kelly 223 5 for nine games and Hardhall with 223 248 208. Saint Chas printer Collier posted a strong 2762 in minor events amid shifting standings.
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Baseball Training Camps Jump to New Sites in ’42
Local clubs and civic groups watch camp moves as major leaguers scout for spring training. Browns consider leaving La Alitonia for better attendance while San Antonio remains favored, with Jacksonville or Florida options discussed. Analysts note fan interest will decide lingering location questions after a weak California spring.
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Unclear snippet on dining act and privileges
Fragmentary text mentions a dine and Light Want Act with pricing and capacitation privileges, but key names, places, and actions are missing to form a clear news item.
Survive in Tennis at Houston River Oaks Tourney
April 18 River Oaks tennis tourney reduced to 34 from 104 entrants. Notables include Fussell Bibbit of Atlanta, Glenn Hewitt of Houston and East Texas Teachers College, Frank Kovacs of California, Bobby Riggs of Chicago, Jack Kremer of Los Angeles, and Bitly Grant of Atlanta. Early rounds see Hewitt, Kovacs, Riggs and Kremer advance while San Antonio players struggle. Harshany hits a homer for Toledo in Paragould exhibition as the American Association club tops Paragould 7-8.
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Standings in Texas League Monday Bowls Report
Shreveport leads with 10 to Sen Antowns 5 and Beaumont 5 while Houston trails at 4 and Dallas 3.1 Fort Worth 2. Tulsa faces Oklahoma City. New York 3 and Washington 3 are shown as scheduled results.
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Schedule Snippet: City Matchups and League Play Cited
Daily slate lists Torn teams across cities with matchups in American and National leagues. Readouts include San Antonio Shreveport Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City Houston Beaumont Waco and weekly play notes with Wednesday and Tuesday blocks.
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Harrison Appointed to Game Commission
Austin April 15. Frank B. Harrison of Corpus Christi was appointed to the state game fish and oyster commission by Governor W Leg O’Daniel. He likely replaces W C Yarborough also of Corpus Christi who was rejected by the senate after serving months. The appointment runs to September 1, 1945.
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