Missions Head Home After Another Loss
The San Antonio Missions travel home after losing four straight, two to Tulsa and two to Cahn City, after opening their road trip strong with wins over Fort Worth and Dallas. Tulsa's six seventh-inning rally erased a six-run lead, dropping SA to 66-44- .600 on the season as Dallas closes to within a game for second. Shreveport opens at Techfield Sunday. Fort Worth and Tulsa jockey for league position amid a taxed schedule and standout performances by players like Coleman and Naranjo.
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San Antonio Missions
Cahn City
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Dallas
Oilers
Ace Chonker Hook Init
San Antonio
Shreveport
Techfield
Mission
Padres
WATS
REBS
Finday
Missions
Dallas S
Deom
Jimmy Adair
Gang
Rebels
Pallas
Big
Lott
Coleman
Pases
Naranjo
Sult
Grant
Lentz
Schenz
Ruila
Sieen
Maddern
Madrid
Easterwood
Denayan
Ned Garver
Tott
Mancuso
Easturwood
Bienmann
Lents
Warten
Lala
Uth
Aninigs
Antonio Cis Yeee
Ono
Colentny
Nununvat
Eisenmann
Eleni Lem
Warren
Piteliep
Warrén
Wler
Carter Gordon
American Association and Southern Association Scores Mixed
Summary of multiple minor league baseball results with teams from Milwaukee St. Paul Birmingham Nashville Memphis New Orleans Mobile and others posting various scores. Western Texas New Mexico and Pacific Coast League matchups are listed with Portland Seattle Los Angeles and Oakland among the participants.
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Southern Association Aulenti
Bimingham
Nashville
Ghats
Memphis
Lite Rock
New Orienna
Mobile
West Texas-New Neaico Lubbock
Amarilla
Fampa
Borger
Anilene
Lanresa A. Clavis
Albuquerque
Dallas Beats Beaumont 3 1 in Texas League Memo
Dallas pitchers hold Beaumont to one run as Robison and Berry struggle on the mound. Key events include Markland misplays and double plays by Gollings, with Robison, Prugin, and Berry credited with the pitching duties. Attendance listed as 3,774 for the Oklahoma City game context.
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Dallas
Beaumont
Mesuniyats
Dalai A. AB
Filton
Percy
Marland
Markland
Stolen Haven
Gollings
Boron
Ta Airiklang
Te Moyer
Percy Fr
Robingan Jr
Kantian
Pringin
Berry
Wld Patel
Peres
Wat Matsinnn
Korte
Iy Porgy
Jynsey
Horumont
Robison Ohita
Bears Triumph In Tight Fort Worth Tilt
Fort Worth and Shreveport clash in a hard fought game with Bears scoring late as Finley drives in key runs. Beers pitched six solid innings aided by strong fielding as Corsett and Brann contributed in relief. final line shows 9 to 3 in favor of the Bears.
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Fintley
Sumer
Ortis
Braun
Schulkrum
Jai
Nevdyin
Mitchell
Berrs
Murray
Ortiz
Lwuwee Nis
Rureenefer
Neidio
Malehelt
Iramesrn
Beers
Runt
Housloa
Oklahoma City
Bragato
Ankenman
Bidlo
Gollett
Ravals
Thompson
Wailers
Mu Simo
Corsett
Winulwe Phicher
Micher
Mistele
Fehgehmannys
Arwun
Hermeister
Smith Amd
Wil P
Adasbt
BEA — Cats
Moarsunt
Lyndsuri
Coleman
Tate
I Brauch
Winley
Iiliuter
St . Reeder
1Craus
Galle
Anderson
Tult
Seark
Garver
Naranis
Wood
SaRelly
Whitehead
Tanfields
Neannin
Kraus
Hateh & Coleman
Grant
Newman
Sears
Pitcher
Hateh
Ards Gon
Natanio
Sf Polds
eeDocking
xPhilling
Pfister
Elsuth
videClusitey
van Cuyk
Ett
Boles
Qhire
Ternth
Shreveport
Worlh
Uoi
Haliuk
Reynolds
Vuncnyk
West
Gorhoul
Paepka
Welay
Paankr
Haduky
Finley
Resder
Paenke
Hadjuk
Gani
Shrevenant
Fort Worth
Fork
aLaOis
Whyuht
Gann Tos
Jokucht
Ing
Wage
van Curk
Marcum
Reeder
Doles Cole
Gaunsigne
LeRelle
White
Bales
Slrikeouts
Reerler
Jonick
van Cult
Wy Hales
Katemen—Cale
Sakucki
Wagener
Trine
Wild Pilohes
Garver & Wageher
Jukaieki
Gale
SoRelic
Jamiek
bulkeoGur
Ransom Leads St Paul Open Golf Standings
Henry Ransom of Houston holds a one stroke lead after the third round of the St Paul Open, carding a 66 to go with an opening 67 for a total 133. Johnny Palmer sits second at 136 after a 66 and 70, with Vin Forcier and Clayton Hadner tied for third at 137.
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Ransom
St. Paul
ST. Pail
Henry Ransom
Houston
Friday Bearu
Johnny Palmer
Frem Balin
N. C
Vin Forcier
Clayton Hadner
Dick Metz
Lawson Little
George Fazio
Harvison
Ellsworth
Trans Mississippi golf finalists edge toward title in Denver
In the 36 hole semi finals of the 43rd Trans Mississippi tournament at Denver Country Club two top contenders led by Furt Stewart of Dallas and Babe Lind of Denver dominated. Stewart beat Charlie Coe on the 14th with a birdie three to reach the final against Skee Regal while Lind swept R R Kenny then Doc Hartman 3 and 2 and 4 and 3 respectively, setting up a Lind vs Regal final pairings.
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Denver
Denver Country
Furt Stewart
Dallas
Babe Lind
Wunnerup
E Up
Bob Warren
Stewart
Charlie Coe
Ardmore
Oklo
Doc Hartman
Jack Munger
Downing Fist Newton
Lind
Coe Sanders on the Job at Trinity Football Plans
Trinity University invites Coe and Sanders to town as football coaches without a team. Head Coach Bob Coe arrives from California with his wife and young son, joined by assistant Jack Sanders. They plan an intra mural program across sports and a delayed football start. Governors recently paused intercollegiate football until building progresses.
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Trinity University
Walling
Bob Coe
California
Marine Corps
Trinity
City softball playoffs open with Post 399 tilt in San Perro
Opening city playoff night features Post 399 facing Victor Lopez nine, Brooks Wield and Los Angeles Methodist in the second game, Pros pect Ibe Methodist and B'Nal Riot in the third, with St. Cecilia's versus Serapo Club in the finale. Other results include 3C Didlman Company beating Alamo Hrights Baptists 7-6, Quality Paint 10-0 over First Evangelical, Y.M.C.A. 63 over St. Henry's 63, and St. Mark's 102 over St. An's.
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American Legion Post
Victor Lopez
San Perro
Brooks Wield
Los Angeles Methodists
Evangelical
St. Henry's
St. Mark's
St. An's
TC Dirkmann
Mamie” Bant
Davilte
Krave
Scott
Wf Haschkes Lnglea
Duwi
Erabuila
Enetai
Zune
Npe
Lensinwa
Senks
Iain
Bandas
Jonnien
Tite
Ceiples
Munds
Gonanley
Montgomery
Longview Rangers Rout Lamesa Juniors In Legion Showdown
In the state American Legion baseball tournament Longview Rangers defeated Lamesa Juniors 16 to 5 last night. Algie Callahan allowed only two hits for Lamesa as Longview built a 16 run output with solid hitting led by Rex Stucky and George Har. The game featured 16 runs on 16 hits for Longview and 5 runs on 3 hits for Lamesa.
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Hussin
Ane
Longview Rangers
Lamesa
American Legion
Algie Callahan
Longview
Rex Stuckey
George Har
R. Bizzell
Arthur
Midgets Race Here Tonight at Pan-American Speedway
Promoter Jimmy Johnson announced a Friday night shift to Saturday racing at Pan-American Speedway with time trials at 7 30 and the first heat at 8 30. Regulars plus newcomers Cecil Green Billy Richardson Hugh Porter Red Hodges return with a new Offenhauser and Tale Biel Doc Cassey Speed Matheny highlight the Saturday program. Willie Dick Ward remains away in California awaiting a new Offenhauser.
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Lee Mozel
From Madison Square Garden Kapilow Loses Point in Narrow Decision
Promising New York boxer Danny Kapilow slumped after a bout at Madison Square Garden Friday. Joyce, who had been held to a draw by Kapilow earlier, won by unanimous decision amid aggressive exchanges and a stinging right hook. Crowd of 1879 paid $42,970. Other results list regional bouts with a mix of knockouts and decisions across cities including San Francisco Rochester Topeka and Stamford.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Willie Doycu
Gaver
Cat
Hm Amottnret
Kapilow
Augusta
Waterbury
Edilie Comno
New Haven
Joey Tumotti
Worth Adams
Withey Roneh
Wilmington
Del
Filbert Gaorio
Havayu
Stamford
Con
Tomnny Rice
Timmy Tayloray
Worcester
Mass
Charley Wileiams
Newark
Bovey
Cleveland
Tong React
Jaly Constanting
Ruby Garcia
Puerto Rico
Woonsocket
al Costa
Woonsacket
Jar Relick
Weer York
Reynolds Tops Feller. Indians Score 3-0 Shutout
Allie Reynolds outpitched Bob Feller to lead the Cleveland Indians past the New York Yankees 3-0 as Reynolds ran his winning streak to six in a row. The win kept Cleveland within reach of the Washington Senators in the AL standings while Detroit surged past Boston. The Dodgers topped the Reds 3-2 in the NL as Philadelphia knocked off St. Louis 4-2, aided by six seventh inning hits. Pittsburgh and the NY Giants split a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. The Athletics rallied to defeat the Browns while rain postponed Cubs vs. Dodgers night game.
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Polo Grounds
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Fritz Ostermueller
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Webbells
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Kreeretly
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Doutle
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Detroit
Nalla
Haughson
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Jones
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Pindinet
Keller
Ase Rabin
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Reyn
Crostiss
Bonhan
Brrara
Sanchock Splritwelse
Talinson
Turis
Conway
Broker
Johnson
Bonham
Rue, McGowan
Passarella Gaibes
Grieve
Young McLane Aquatic Star Shines at Derby Meet
Jimmy McLane, a 195 pound Akron native studying at Phillips Academy Andover, surged as the hottest water star as 2200 spectators watched him trim the national AAU senior outdoor 1500 meter freestyle record to 19:23. Ohio State’s 300 meter medley relay quartet Fettermann Councilman and Halo Hirosi clocked 3:20.7 to place second, while Hawaii University Swimming Club led with 21 points on day one of a three day meet ending with Pasadena A. C. third.
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Calif
Jimmy McLane
Akron
Ohio
McLane
A.A. U
Yale Ané
Bob Kiphuth
Jimmy
Kiphuth
Wander
Ken Nakama
Amano
Phillips Academy
Andover
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Yale
Ohio State
Dick Fetterman
Him Councilman
Halo Hirosi
Councilman
Buckeye
Hawaii University Swimming Club
Pasadena A.C
Melane
Bill Smith
Hawaii
Bruce Harlan
Naval Station
Jacksonville
Aquadc
Gustavo Somolano
Antonio Mariscal
Diego Mariscal
Clements Mejia
Mejia
Apelonio Castillo
Adberto Isaecs
City Tennis finals highlight in San Antonio event
At Highland Park San Antonio city tennis championships final rounds began Saturday with the woicas singles finals, junior and girls doubles also planned. Pfeiffer defeated Pease 64 62 in a men’s singles semifinal, Freeman advanced by default, Norton beat Armelung 61 62, and Herring versus Nev on set up the women’s final.
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San Antonio City
Highland Park
Folks and
Preiffer
Pease
Braswell
Hraubach
Weller
Carvel
Barnes
Jesse Pfeiffer
Gordon Pease
Dave Freeman
Bob Boyer
San Antonio
Ethel Norton
Agnes Armelung
Millie Herring
Nevon
National Baseball Action In St. Louis and Brooklyn
In a chaotic scoreboard, St. Louis and Philadelphia clash with mixed results while New York and Brooklyn face off. The Pirates and Giants split a doubleheader as pitchers Kraus and Beeson struggle, and several players including Judd and Rowe contribute notable hits.
Saturday National League Schedule Flashing Errors
Ill formatted OCR text lists multiple National League games with times and mismatched city names. Mentions Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, and others with stray spellings. No clear outcome or coherent schedule.
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Washington
Chiceco
St. Loui
New York
Cleveland
Bee
National, Tenge
St Louis
Sleedelphia
Pittsburgh
Hobes Cincians
Syeckiyns
St Louis Beats Phillies in Low-Scoring Game, 8-3
In a doubleheader style recap, St Louis defeats Philadelphia by 8 runs to 3 and Washington edges Chicago 7 to 6. Notable batters include Stansback, Bell, and Vernon for St Louis and Fox, Vernon, and Hayes for Washington. Pitcher notes mention Mar Childon and Gatehouse delivering strong outings with key hits from Besth and Christman. attendance tallies reach 9,205 in one park and 20,295 in Chicago.
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Priddy
Hitchcock
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Chicago
Newson
Homer
Hallingaworth
Gracey
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