Tribe Indians Drop Opener in Texas League Affiliate Clash
San Antonio’s Indians fell to Wichita Falls 5 3 in the Texas league opener after a long series day. Highlights included Zaepter’s bases loaded scoring single, Schofield’s tied game, and Alex Hooke collecting two doubles in a losing effort. Fort Worth’s Bandera and Vance pitched well, while Glébecke hit a home run for the Cats.
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Wichita Falls
Sen Antonio
Indians
Fort Worth
Jupe Plavina
Tribe
Panthers
San Antonio
Zaepter
Hooks
Brewer
Bradbury
Jeanes
Zaeptel
Schofield
Gribble
Giemer
Vane
Bandera
Kowalik
Alex Hooke
Gill Denies Estell Suspension Report
San Antonio Indians pitcher Estell was not released but suspended, secretary Gill says. Rumors of reinstatement on the Indians’ return from a road trip are denied. Estell plans a trip to Nueva Laredo, Mexico, Sunday with the Alamo Multigraph letters. President Hammond is on the road with the Yteam. Stanford track and field teams prepare for a dual meet against USC at the Olympic Stadium.
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Gill
Estell
Picher
Tom Wale
San Antonio Indians
Marville Gill
Indians
Thig
Gull
Homer
Hammond
Yteam
Nueva Laredo
Mexico
Alamo Multigraph Fettermen
Rough Texas League Leaders and National League Highlights
A rough OCR snapshot lists leaders and key moments from multiple leagues. Medwick dominates Texas League power totals with home runs and RBI crowns, while Hite and Moore post notable marks for Houston and San Antonio. National League entries mention Pirates and Reds with notable double plays, triples, and runs, alongside Yankees and Indians leading batting and pitching leaders in the American League.
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Ike
Hite
Moore
Classy Clubs Ins A Clash In Public Service Game
The 1931 City Major league Public Service and Great American Life Insurance clubs meet in an unofficial title game at Public Service Field on Saturday at 3 o clock. Alf Hargrove faces Letty Carter as the American team tests its lineup, with reserves listed and cross league matchups to follow.
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Public Service
Weston
B . Bidkinson
D. Melugin
O'Shaughnessy
Gerble
Beye
Eeccesisee Wisterz
Rosser
Satcher
Tucker
Bebera
Hargrove
Carer
McDougal
Murray
Harn
Stewart
Weickline
Garrell
Cornwell
Marshall
Public “Servier Utilities
Great American Life * Insurance Club
Public Service Field
Gormy Elam
Order of Eagles White Sox
Alf Hargrove
Letty Carter
Amerks
Uglinlgs
Life Bean
Richter Butter Krush Bakers Ine Commercial
Howell and Stranahan Reach Tourpsey Finals in Ohio Match
Howell and Stranahan, both linked to Casade club Toledo, meet in the Dominion golf championships final rounds after a tense early season clash. Browns release catcher Russell Worsling to Milwaukie while Navarre club begins workouts at Palo field. Charity race at Churchill Downs raises substantial funds for the community.
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Young
ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Ruwsell Worsling
Milwaywave
American Association
Ity
Iter
Navarro
Navarre Club
Palo Field
Jimmy Ke Know
Athletes Busy at Drake Relays and Pann Carnival Debuts
Highlights from Drake relays trials include John Brooks of Chicago and George Baling of Iowa breaking records. Indiana medley relay set a new intercollegiate mark as Marcus Brocksmith-led boosters posted 10 minutes 19.1 seconds. Jos McCluskey won the 3000 meter steeplechase in 9 minutes 28.4 seconds at Philadelphia's Pann relay carnival, near World record pace, while Michigan Normal's Eugene Healty took the 400 meter hurdles. Final day set to challenge existing records across East and Middle West venues.
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Iowa
John Brooks
University of Chicago
George Baling
Brooks
Saling
Indiana
Turners
Harry Brocksmith
Minuivk
Ale
Philadelphia
McCluskey
America
Jos McCluskey
Fordham University
Rauba
Doe
Loukola
Penn
Scpring
J. C O. Watson
Middle West
Yester
Chich
Eugene Healty
Negro Star
Michigan
Hamilton Colleplate Institute of Canada
Barney Pellinger
University of Pennsylvania
Dex Sathion
Stoareg
Munger
Weaver Emerges as Best Rookie Pitcher Prospect
Monte Weaver of the Washington Senators won his fourth straight decision, defeating the Athletics 2 to 1. He held Oakland to five hits and drove in the decisive run, while New York routed Boston 8 to 7 and Cleveland beat Chicago 7 to 2. Boston Braves beat San Francisco 8 to 5 as Huck Betts allowed six hits. Cincinnati toppled Pittsburgh 6 to 4. Chuck Klein starred for Philadelphia in a 13 to 6 win over Brooklyn.
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Ted Tres
Monte Weaver
Walingtom Senators
Hing Ike
Athletics
Baltimore
Ganez
Weaver
Senators
George Earnshaw
A's
Joe Crouin
Yankees
Boston
Talbol
Cleveland
Urbanski
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Tate
Eppa Rixey
Bncinnati Reds
Irom
Pittsburgh
Chuck Klein
Philly
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bowling Prize Move at Lions Field in 11 Tonight
The Ledley Ald society of the government All Lutheran church hosts a bowling prize event at Lions Field starting at 11 tonight, with a main prize of $2 and 20 merchandise prizes. The competition features numerous players and totals across multiple leagues including MIGHE AND PARI LEAGUE and Kouvih Marke numbers.
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Ledley Ald Society
All Lutheran Church
Lions Fald Alinye
Kouvih
Marke
Sturth
Dolling
Dreberoat
Aee Irgllin
Reavis Bqumenn
Dull
Tensmann
Walia
Jur Bailwie
Soca
Rongeker
Pecel
Ofer
Bimmecmann
Wchuld
TOR
S R. Ludwig
G. Olemens
Dlaaurel
Teck
Deininger
Pape Heap
Alamo
Soller
Philips
Rossman
Pregaley
Feiehe
Talaie
Campbell
Waleon
Sauenh
Menoweky
Healey
Bon
Forma
Gai
Hib
Steves
Mockert
Mal—Abd
Curle
Gob
Doyle
Mauders
Landicap
Tye
Schulgs Briller
Schulze
Newman
Ayls Hastmann
A. Schulze
Lwa
Wilson
Amend
Brown
Rowland
O Machell
Riley
Bennett
King
Secech
Viney
Guirrelt
Sohirioper
J. Route
A—Abe
Lewis
Patrick Saur
Pale
Lele
Metrieh
Pean
Dulling Wins Bi District Tennis Title at State Meet
Breckenridge duo Sdojning James Mosee and Linyd Walls captured bi district doubles honors as Breckenridge school sent players to the state meet in Austin next weekend. George Dulling of Alamo Heights won the boys’ singles, defeating Paul Riskind of Eagle Pass 6-3 8-2 6-4 on Highland Park courts, while Harlandale’s Evelyn Mc Murray and Janet Wetking faced Haysville for girls doubles bi district honors with other districts contesting girls singles.
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Sdojning James Mosee
Linyd Walls
Breckenridgeigh
Austini
George Dulling
Alamo Heights
George
Uvalde
Paul Riskind
Eagle Pass
Misa Brite
Harlandale
Evelyn McMurray
Janet Wetking
Hatesville
Dilworth Ranch
Jeff High to Meet U. Swimmers Here
Jefferson's newly organized squad will face the University of Texas mermen in a rematch at the M. G. C. A. Wednesday night, coach Harry Hamilton announced. Texas won Friday night by a comfortable margin. three Jefferson stars Abbas, Carefas and Crooks were absent but will be available for the rematch.
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Jeff High
University of Texas Mermen
Austin
Thorns
Jefferson
Collegians
Harry Hamilton
Hamilton
Pridsy
Texas
Abbas
Carefas
Crooks
Dallas Postpones Nocturnal Opener
Dallas delayed the nocturnal baseball season opener from Saturday to Monday night due to continued coal weather. The Houston champion team will oppose the Dallas Steers in the final at the Monday game.
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Houston
Dallas Steers Fries
Alan Vottbed
Wells
Marian M
Fast Matches Draw Small Mat Crowd at Exposition Arena
Friday night at Ralph Hammonds Exposition arena drew a scant crowd with six handicap bouts headlining. Alva Boggs defeated Ralph Hammonds in eight minutes and 86 seconds via Londos choke, delivering the best fight of the evening amid a lively but sparsely filled set.
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Demreeston
Ralph Hammonds
Exposition Arena
Alva Boggs
Londos
Boggs
Ovb
Ralph
Nbuses
Ammonds
Tes Grimes
Nebraska
Pred Kupfer
Milwaukee
Dack Burks
Springfield
Cornhusker
Kupfor
Seiscors
Burns
Tyan
Ivan
pLitile
Pantonoff
Pontonost
Poulos
Hal Scoth
Lefty Ora
Eddie Sperrbsg
May Put Off Heavyweight Title Fight
New York April 30 The Jack Sharkey Maz Grhmeling heavyweight title bout was slated for June 10 at Madison Square Garden but may be postponed to June 21. The approval of the state athletic commission is expected on Tuesday, with the change intended to avoid conflict with Chicago political conventions.
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New York
Madison
Tony
Atate
Chicago
Mermaid Flies In Wins At National Women’s Indoor Swim Meet
Misa Jane Cadwell of Detroit Yacht Club at one year old, flew in to compete on the second day of the national women’s indoor championships and won the 100 yard breaststroke in 1 minute 25 4-8 seconds. Helene Madison’s Washington A C Seattle set a new 400 yard relay mark of 4 minutes 19 1-5 seconds as Dorothy Poynton of Los Angeles won the indoor three-spot spinboard title. After five events Los Angeles A C leads with 21 points, Washington A second with 16, New York WSA third with 9, Detroit G fourth with 6. Madison expected to defend the 200 yard freestyle title. New York WSA to defend the 30 yard medley relay. Elsie Jacobson of Copenhagen swam the 200 yard breaststroke in 2 minutes 80 4-10 seconds, listing world record though England’s top swimmers contested.
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Los Angeles
Misa Jane Cadwell
Detroit
Seattle
Helene Madison
New York
Los Angeles A. C
Washington A
Giants Critz Tops The National League Batting Race
New Yorks Melvily Critz the Giants second baseman leads all regulars with a .418 average through the week end. Pinkney Whitney of the Phillies trails by 35 points. Critz also has most stolen bases with 23, while Terry, Lindstrom and others follow in the early season rankings. In Detroit, Gerald Walker tops the American League batting leaders with a .472 unofficial mark after Wednesday games.
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New York
Melvily Critz
New York Giants
Critz
Pinkey* Whitney
Phillies
Bill Terry
Giants
Babe Hermen
Ginenwaad
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Lisyd Waner
Fittsburgh
Maillon
Philadelphia
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Herman
Cincinnati
Stephenson
Chicago
Collins
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Gerald Walker
Tigers
Lan Gehrig
Yankee
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
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