No. 21 for Munchiff No. 1 thinker tops league
In a long Sunday doubleheader the Dallas Rebels beat the Missions 7-1 in the opener before a 13 inning 3-2 win in the nightcap. Newlin eyes his eighteenth win as Jorgensen belted his eighteenth homer this season. Umpire quirks and a run of tense plays peppered the marathon, with Burns, Levey and Bradsher among the standouts.
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Maurice
Newt" Newlin
Xtech
Dallas
San Antonio
Rebels
Boo Vhle
Lou Henning
Bob Munerief
Munerlet
Hal Burck
Solelig
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Eck
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aaRan Fer
Burek
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Stowmary
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Jorgon
Torgongan
Jorvenson
Stevens
Stunchan
Stevang
Haugan
Tendieny
Stave
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Etophena
SoRelly
Hite
Tynings
Sinko
Erler
Ravel
Sotelo
Nanvtier
Mien Avian
Itelion
Joaing Nileher
Provnad
Teflon Hawen
Final
San Antonin Witthin
2Enzempi
Wiser
Valmer
Ponnute
Umpire Coat Debate Fizzles In Texas League
Dallas August 5 The ventous matter condeming Texek teague umpires was tabled again. Secretary Milton Prite says no official complaint exists, so the issue will be dropped. The league favors blue coats to reduce color confusion and to cope with heat as players and writers note various opinions.
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Dallas
Texek Teague
Serge Cuels
Umps
Milton Prite
Texas League
Fons
Pree
Three-I League Scores Mixed With Narrow Victories
In the Three-I League Bqunaville defeated Cedar Rapids 42 to 22 while Clinton won 55 to 2 over Motive. Springfield 3 Watertos 6 and Deeutir £ 2 Madison 1 appear in the page with uncertain figures.
Unclear OCR Baseball Box Score Summary
Fragmentary score notes mention Clarke, Levey, Bilxore, Hausman, Stevens, Hanning, Manning, Municker, Murty and Kalig in a pitching and batting context. Details are garbled with misspellings and missing context, but indicate a late game RBIs and walks with multiple players named. No coherent game result or complete lineup present.
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Clarke
Levey
Tworbone
Bilxore
Bane
Wasterling
Hausman
Stevens
Tainlay
Bile
Rune Iy
Joninus
Balla
Hanning
Unio
Widitches
Tne
Tanning
Atk
Mannings
Murty
Kalig Municker
Manning
Iart Ant
Ran Antonin
Millad Ss Thine
VHP Ent
Tonite Wilnow
Palme
Toepperweins Begin First Tour in 15 Years
San Antonio's famed shoot duo, Ad and Mrs Toepperwein, launch their three month exhibition tour ending in the Dakotas. They resume after 15 years away, with Mrs Toepperwein still boasting high run records and a celebrated 1907 endurance mark by Ad. The act opens under Winchester and Western carriages in Detroit, then tours Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota.
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Mr. J
Ad Toepperwein
Famus
Ada
Yen
Toepperwein
Junder Winchester
Western Cara
jMidge
Detroit
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Lave Meny
Montgomery Country Club
San Antonio Fair Grounds
Unclear historical basketball box scores and team notes
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple basketball game scores, lineups, and batteries across teams in an early era. Names include McDougal Wag ener, Vitamdernager Inn Packs, Harrell Ween, Paul cne, Hendrickson Gearhnnier, Rid Chum, Louisville Columbus Minneapolis, Hoefer Rolandeon Hankins, and June Milwanulers. Contains partial scores and player pairings with unclear dates or places.
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Kenesnece Minneapuis
Columbia
Loulaville
Milwaukee
Imiianapania Fy
Doe
Indianawatia
Gil McDougal
Wagener
Fintony
Vamdernager Inn
Kame Toledo
Hoo Tak IO
Iapindel
Harrell
Ween
Kansas City
Dea
Hatterton
Himal
Schulisver
Lindell
Benhillips
Bi Paul
AO Watisna City
Haven
Clifford
Hendrickson
Gearhnnier
Rid ‘Chum
Luning Ono
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VNU
Brevhver
Tickacek
Hugham
Columbus
Hate Hirrett
Warner and
Jew
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Miwanker
Hoefer
Rolandeon
oMirow
Hankins
Denning
Dedeiing
June Milwanulers
Ratarine
Gurbark
Woodlawn Sailing Club Race Impresses Despite Fluky Winds
The Woowann wave CHU etd its mind series race on Sunday with 23 boats competing on the Woodlawn course. Perel, skippered by Sulm, led from start to finish while Shamrock, led by Marcus O Neal, finished third in corrected time as the first Black Cat. Walter Boley aboard Miss Ruth led the series with .788 percentage, followed by O Neal at .714. The Woodlawn Sailing Club monthly meeting is set for money night at the clubhouse on the lake, called to order at 5 p.m. by Commodore Bob Rudie.
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Woodlawn
Teimeung
Sul Jhy
Perel
Sulm
Shatter
Admules
Shamrock
Marcus O'Neal
Walter Boley
Ruth
O'Neal
Woodlawn Sailing Club
Lake Money
P.m
Bob Rudie
Inba Shaffer
Ais Sharrock
Tahiti
Dor Hable
Aayaod
Glorianna Rudy Herwick
Miss Roth Walter Ruler
Lady Li ‘Wailure Dicroll
Bam
Clyde Crutchfield
Misa Snivs
Kitty Hans Hamilions
Texas League Boxes NO. 19 for Pollet Cats Pivide
In a Texas League page filled with line scores and player names, Shreveport and Fort Worth games show high run totals and mixed pitching. Key names include Pollet as pitcher and several offensive stars like Davis and Bertram, with multiple players racking RBIs and hits across both contests.
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Pollet Cats
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Abhi
ABILO
Fort Worth
Palleto
Daupbello
axAbreu
Pian
Moseley
Genet
Wyse
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Glenn
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Bertram
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East Texas League Ter oe Fir Amm Fio
East Texas League details show teams and players including Mallet, Kinderturh, Bratt, Wayne, and Tongviewe with multiple abbreviations and unclear affiliations across a fragmented page. Names such as Maxters, Texniking, and Kepp appear amid scattered city and triangle marks, reflecting a partial sports roundup.
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Bratt
Wayne
Tenelorson
Wi—& Witkin
Ryle
Maxters
Bates
Bulgare
Span Am Loop Perprtl ACIP WOR Iusy pace in match
Span Am League action Sunday featured Owl Cafe downing Cans Hiontil Hotel 8 10.8, sending Owl Cafe into a first round playoff vs Hires Pepsis Cola. Continental’s playoff bid ended with a defeat to Van Daele, as Hires beat Continental 8 to 1.
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Perprtl
Acip Wor
Iusy
Rensor
Rnce
Downing
Owl Cafe
Hires Pepsis Cola
Cans Hiontil Hotel
Way Dace Field
Prospect Hill
Continental
van Daele
Hires
G. Heater
Ramer
Olson
Fordyce
PUAG
Coe
Butler
Milley
B. Marines
Railnas
Bergman
de Baiohes
Rory Yedd Wins Broadmoor Invitational Golf Title
In Colorado Springs Rory Yedd, a Dallas native, defeated Earle Berryhill of Sapulpa 6 and 4 to win the Broadmoor invitation. Yedd played two under par on 14 holes and one over on 17 in the final round, amid a large gallery. Berryhill opened with 72 at the turn, while Codd was runner-up in the Western Amateur.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Rory ‘Yedd
Texas
Earle Berryhill
Sapula
Okla
Berryhill
Superfati
Sailfish Sweep At Pt Isabel Rodeo Records Fall
At Pt Isabel on August 5 the annual Valley fishing rodeo drew anglers from several towns. Clyde Cowden of Midsland won the sailfish division with five sailfish boated, followed by R. J. Montgomery of Rio Honda in second and E. H. Russell of Harlingen in third. Charley Barbera of San Antonio won the tarpon class, while Mrs. Charlotte Sewell of Corpus Christi took wormear's champion. Other events and scattered results listed include multiple fish counts and regional participants.
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Port Isabel
Aig
Manny
Clyde Cowden
Midsland
R. J. Montgomery
Rio Honda
E. H. Russell
Harlingen
Charley Barbera
San Antonio
City girls softball revival sparks second round clash
City championship event lists Bet Furniture and Household Furniture clubs as top seeds in Major A and Parish division, with Grand Rapids Furniture facing Jaques Cracers in a 7 p m game. Men's and mixed events follow at Pedro Park and nearby venues, detailing four first round matchups and individual player names across teams, with scores and lineups provided.
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Say Pedro Path
Grand Rapids
Gaan Pedro Park
Diodaten
Jaques Cracers
Sacred Heart
Uoer-Cola
Ran
Local Softball Playoff Set Amid Tilt for League Title
In Los Angeles Heights, the Ling Ayles Heights Softball League schedules key games. Tar Lers face Martin's Playboys for the second half title at 8, while Thompson's Tavern, First Pair champion, meets an opponent at 4 to decide the league tie. Sunday playoff action includes First Congregational vs First Evangelical, with Lionsfield hosting. Defeated clubs face elimination as Mexican Christian remains the sole undefeated team heading into Thursday's survivor round at 1. Admission is 10 cents.
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LOS Anchles Meicuts Tlaygey
Ling Ayles Heights
Eaison Jlieh
Martin's Phayboys
First Congregational First Evangelical Cure
McNair Goes Home to Rest Up After Slump
Chicago White Sox veteran infielder Eric McNair was placed on furlough and chose to retire at his own request. He plans to return to Meridian, Mississippi, to rest until spring, citing worry and inability to relax as factors in a sharp fall in hitting this season.
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Eric McNair
Chicago
Atte
MecNair
Chicago White Sox
Yolusi
McNair
Meridian
Miss
White Sox
Elmer Winenagtner
Oklahoma City
Texas Teague
Winegarten
Ron
Rayne
Evangeline
Teasing prediction for Betty Jameson at Pebble Beach
Harold Scherwitz reports San Antonio golfer Betty Jameson, defending her women's national title at Pebble Beach, with Ted Menefee predicting another win due to her consistency. He notes Betty’s 74 after defeating Menefee 71 over their local course, and mentions Patty Berg’s pro status.
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Harold Scherwitz
the Light
San Antonio
Hetty Jameson
Pebble Beach
Calif
Ted Menefee
Betty
Patty Berg
War report contrasts sports and news coverage from Scotland raid
A Nazi air raid on a northeastern Scottish golf course is described in two styles. One version mimics a war correspondent account with sirens, bombs, and players seeking shelter. A second sports oriented rewrite treats the scene like a round of golf, noting bombs “play through” and questions about strokes and ball enlargement.
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Scotland
Sports
London
Uhr
Royal Air Sosre
St Andrei
Ex San Antonian Stars Shine in Bombers Rally
Ex San Antonians dominate regional play as the Blekumi ANebed Bombers surge with Randolph Pledd Rambi and others from Brooks field Wheeler field and Kaninson making key contributions. Veterans and youngsters, including Johnny Collins, Spot Teard, Copelin, and Henton, lead a confident charge.
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San Antonians
Randolph Pledd Rambi
Raschall
Btad
al Kreiner
Fickam
Crum
Amateur Baseball Roundup Shows Mixed Results Across Lakeside
Fragmented recaps depict multiple Sunday games with teams like Longhorn, Somerset, North Side, and Hydra Gas. Highlights include Batteries Guzman and Meato, Henry’s, and a 12 inning stretch. scuffles and near comebacks color a busy afternoon across Richterfield and Fort Worth venues.
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Guders
Longharn
Munry'e Cafe
Somerset Besra
Steelo Annnedy
Seaves
Munguia
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Heney'y
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Etterlae
Lo Amilar
Guerrero
Richterfield
Sir Antone Blues
Bandas
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Park
Locano
Eines Downey
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