Browns and Braves Skip San Antonio Spring Camps
St Louis Browns and Boston Braves will not hold spring training in San Antonio next year. Browns VP William P. DeWitt says the Braves won’t return and the club plans to train in Florida vicinity near Orlando while maintaining the San Antonio Texas league franchise. Browns have trained in San Antonio since 1937 but struggle to schedule major league opposition.
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San Antonio
St. Louis
William P. DeWitt
Browns
Braves
Tulsa
Florida
Dewitt
Orlando
Fla
De‘Witt
Philadelphia
Phil Hes
New Braunfels
Missions Play Two Against Sports In San Antonio
The San Antonio Missions won 2-0 over Shreveport at Techfield as Ewald Pym pitched a strong game and drove in a run. The team heads into an 8 inning doubleheader with the Louisiana club on Tuesday while several players sit out with injuries and illnesses.
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San Antonio Missions
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Shreveport
Techfield
Ewald Pym
Missions
Benny Kienyper
DA Scott
Kneupper
Benny Hoffman
Benny
Pete Vans
Kraus
Sanford and McLaughlan
Marty McManus
Freddy Sanford
Pat McLaughlin
Emlyesnason Rainour
Bud Hamner
Taylor
P. Rent
Cartment
Washington
Orden
Parker
San_Antonio
Ho Hilger
Witta
San Antonio
Britl
Atria
Pyle
Pyle Brillhart
San’ ‘Antonio
Tinte
UniMres
Palmer
Naylor
Missions Box Wins Rise Marathon in Canada
Mike Abt of Streator Michigan won the 135 style bicycle marathon from Winnipeg to Kenora in nine hours and five minutes. Nine other Americans competed, with the event held in Manitoba on August 5.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canada
Mike Abt
Streator
Kenora
National Box Scores Fragment Summary
National box scores fragment lists Adams and Scars Gov in a 2:25 play sequence with mentions of Atkins and Alfredance. The text is garbled, offering few clear names, teams, or dates. No coherent event, score, or location can be determined from the readable phrases.
Box Score Fragments From Monday Baseball Card
Fragmentary box score notes list pitchers Hadley and others with scattered results across multiple cities. Missing data includes umpire names Buss Grieve and Passarella and several game scores such as Dallas 4 Tulsa 1 and New York 7 Washington 6.
Dodgers Home Play Against Weak Clubs
The Dodgers, back from a West swing with five straight wins, defeated the New York Giants 11 6 last night. Dodgers face Giants Braves and Phillies on the road until August 18 as they press for the pennant. Babe Young and Dixie Walker produced key hits, while Ken O’Dea hit a bases loaded pinch homer to tie, then the Dodgers surged ahead. Cards beat Cubs 4 2 but lose Creepy Crespi to a line drive. Emile White won his 13th, and Jaim Jonning held Reds to three hits as Pirates defeated them 4 1. Yankees beat Senators 7 5 with seven hits in three innings including four triples. Jimmie Foxx homered in the ninth to seal Boston over Philadelphia 7 6.
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Phil Haggerty A's Scout Dies at 60 Memorial
Philadelphia August report states Phil Haggerty a long time Athletics scout has died at age 60. The obituary notes his early involvement with the club and his role in uncovering talent, including Tom Ferrick who rose to prominence as a pitcher.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Phildelphia Athletics
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Tom Ferrick
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Where They Play PLAY TUESDAY Texas Leaghe
Shreveport at San Antonio Tulsa at Oklahoma City Fort Worth at Houston St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston New York at Washington Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at St. Louis Boston at Philadelphia American League and National League games listed with venues and matchups.
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Tulsa
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Detroit Lions Sign Five Rookies for 1941 Season
Detroit announces five recruits for the 1941 season. New players listed include Clinton White of East Texas State Teachers College, Harry Hopp of Nebraska, Maurice Britt of Arkansas, Thekles Stanley Johnson of Washington State, and Claude Hisey of St. Joseph's College Indiana.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Clinton White
Texas State ‘Teachers’ College
Harry Hopp
Nebraska
Maurice, Britt
Arkansas
Thekles Stanley Johnson
Washington State
Claude Hisey
St. Joseph's
Ind
Umpire Lipton QUITS after clash with Bisbee players
Arizona Texas League umpire Lipton resigns after a Sunday night decision triggers player anger. Police escort provided Lipton. successor named Wes Batterree of Bisbee, who previously managed Tarboro in the Coastal Plains League.
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Arizona-Texas
Semi-Pro Title Series Set After Semifinal Wins
In Waco on August 5 the Weer Dons and Humble Oilers Baytown advanced to the final series of the state championship semi pro baseball tournament. The Dons topped Cole Springs 7 6 in a semifinal while Baytown won 13 3 behind Garilson. The five game title series will start next Thursday in Waco.
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Colespring
Houston
Oyey Garilson
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