Newlin Shutout Helps Indians Edge Missions
Oklahoma City's Indians tune up for a key Texas League stretch driving toward a playoff berth. Maurice Milton Newlin pitched a shutout as Dallas split the series with San Antonio, chalking up his eighteenth win of the season with strong support from Bilgert and Huffman. The club, catching fire after a late schedule shift, heads to Fort Worth for a weekend set while jockeying four games behind the Rebels.
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Dallas
Maurice Milton New Tin
Antonio Rat
Jon Pintar
Ray Birr
Burnham Lee
Ure Dallas
Rebels
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Little Georgie
Newski
Joe Bilgert
Mar Hobody
Bell
Stephens
Jurgenson
Bilgert
Sievers
Triple Play For Houston Oilers Shuts Down Tulsa
Houston’s Oilers staged an eightfold triple play and a tight defense to beat Tulsa 3 to 2 in a Texas League clash. Key moments included Murtaugh forcing Crawford at second, then doubling Donaldson at first, followed by Angle’s throw nipping Merulla at the plate. Tubbs earned the win. Krist took the loss as Houston maintained the league lead.
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Bunter
California U Cuts Grid Ticket Prices
Berkeley reports University of California announces price reductions for next season football games except the Stanford contest. Maximum full-season prices drop to 1.55 dollars with Michigan opener set at 1.65 dollars, manager Ken Priestly notes the scale aims for greatest attendance and may continue.
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University of Michigan
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OBrien Tosses Them to Looney This Season
Philadelphia reports Davey OBrien arrives with Don Jonney, Teas Christian teammate, to bolster the Eagles. OBrien notes Don Jonney's catching skills, predicting a strong fall after a recent medical recovery. He expects competition from the Giants, Washington, and Steelers, with Brooklyn not to be underestimated.
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Davey O'Beien
Mons
Texas Christian
Don Jonney
Obylety
Lrovas
Don
Eagles
Davey
Gil
O'Brien
Chicago
Laney
Amy
Apperichettis
West @hester
Teague
Dark Horse
Giants
Washineton
Pittsburgh Steelers
Brooklyn
Texas Leaders in Sports Almanac of Tally of Wins
A garbled baseball score roundup lists players such as Muncrief San Antonio Newlin and Pollet Houston among others. It cites home runs by Jorgensen and Cullop and runs batted in for Stephens and Carew with teams including San Antonio Houston and Fort Worth.
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Donainson
Tulsa
We Harriy
Doyumount Bradsher
San Antonio
Watlkus
Tuleaye Dickey
Oklahoma
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Houston Butt
Heryls
Geaumont
Houston
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Shar
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Hell
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Uome
Fitlon
Joustan
Jorgensen
Sanasitenin
Carew
Fort Worth
Kennoway
Cullop
Mouston
Stephens
Inui
Newlin San Onto
Sky Harshang
Meek Beadsher
Vernon Stephens
Prie Krans
Chunk Stevens
Woorly Welt
George Navsmans
Joe Bilgere
Carl Jorgensen
Benny Huffman
Mervyn Copnnes
Boyd Sokolite
Les Tiedje
Homer Gibson
Rob Muncriel
Kidlo Cote
RoRelte
Harold Burole
Homie Gibson
Rye
Southern Association game recap notes chaos and errors
A fragmented OCR read lists teams and players Brower Fels and Gaday in a Southern Association context with stray phrases like Memphis and batteries. The line hints at a game summary but lacks clear action, score, venue, or date, leaving a partial glimpse of a competitive basketball or baseball encounter.
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Softball Tourney Plays Heat Up As Teams Battle For Bracket
Tournament action accelerates at Ban Pedra park and nearby venues with B's Gale No. 1 softball team and Adelman's Men's Shop leading in early games. The Winners' bracket semi final looms as teams split wins and threats of elimination mount. Bell Furniture edges Grand Rapids Furniture 4 to 3 to force a decisive five game series for the girls' city title while Household Furniture falls to Sacred Heart in a late inning rally.
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Ban Pedra Park
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le Vlly
Hauscheld
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Rangel
Swift and Company
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Adelman's
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Brace
Perry Wharton
National Guard
Bell Furniture
Grand Rapids Furniture
Rose Cristafalette
Bell
Sacred Heart
Household Furniture
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Barker
Whithfelk
Hagene
Pundt
Vielmus
R. Rodriguex
Taiay
Rubles
Arciniega
Riples
T. Juaree
Riseur Hango
Mulbe
Qravd
Tipide
Koll Furniture
Otalette Ant Blockelmeper
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Gaan
Henson
Fiahor
Favela
Dorhler
Whitbeck
Cristefelette
Sacred Hearth O
Barry
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Tigahi
Kiefer
Boss
Anse
Pieters
Smith
Charpentier
Vance
Bhi Unger
Pizaint
Haske
Rose
Schmid
Tosa
Charpenties
Pfeiffer
Roberts
Sunday School Softball Finals Meet In Final Showdown
Congregational faces Mexican Christian in the Sunday school softball final after winning the semi final 18 to 3. First Congregational built early lead, Grimm relief pitching helped secure victory as the Lutheran league and other local games proceed. Los Angeles Softball League action continues with a doubleheader deciding the second half title and league crown.
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Witter Koime
Archery National Championship Results At Massachusetts State College
Matha Amirret, Suk BAT Macvine, and T Schmidt of Chicago led the National Archery Association’s sixtieth annual tourney. Schmidt posted a 35-229 in the clout event. Stanley Iishee of Porust His N.Y. finished second with a high score near 22H. and Squier of Arlogtun Ny Jo.
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Suk
Macvine T. Schmidt
Chicago
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Walla
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al Porust
N.Y
City Net Meet Opens Sunday City Net Meet Opens Sunday
A city tent tournament organized by the recreation department will begin Sunday at San Pedro milk. The event includes divisions for men and junior players in singles and doubles with entries taken at the G and above. Entry fees are 60 tenis for men women and juniors per team as applicable.
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San Pedro
Wilds and Waters Column On Texas Fishing Scene
The Light features editor J A Small with Lambert Dallman and ushers planning a recurring fishing and hunting column. Local reports note limited angling at lakes, big catfish stories from Buchanan and Port Aransas, and travel tales from San Antonio, Rockport, and Medina lakes, including tarpon and trout catches and a potential new gun pass near Port Aransas.
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the Light
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Richard GL. Sutton
Port Aransas
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Bill Ellis Tarpon
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Dietor
Sheramn
Gan Antonly
Perry Shankle
Sai Antonio
Hookport
DeRassett
San Antonio
Port Avansas
DeRasset
Fred Hraden
Paul Ragsdale
Ed Kileforth
R. C. Paul
San Antubio
Corpus Christi
UsuMlete
Gun Commission
Cedars Bayou
Lee Minlou
Ligustrum Drive
Fort Anita
Jeste P. Sewell
Vera Howard
W. J. Thorman
Texas
Thorman
Len Ullrich
Meding
Army League Ninth Infantrymen Clash With Randolph Flea Ramblers
Army League schedule shows Ninth Infantrymen set to face Randolph Flea Ramblers next Tuesday at Fort Sam Houston. Monday results saw Fifteenth Field Artillery beat Second Engineers 15 to 5. Remaining games include Twenty-third Infantry vs Third Transport at Duncab Field and more matchups across Fort Say Manston and Randolph Field through Friday with multiple artillery and infantry squads in action.
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Duncab Field
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Fort Say Manston
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Fifteenth Field
Weslaco Announces Ten-Game Schedule
Weslaco football plans a ten game slate this fall with six home games. The lineup includes Brownsville, McAllen, Harlingen, Pharr San Juan Alamo, San Benito, Mission, Weslaco foes Donna Mercedes Raymondville and more. Conference games noted.
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Mission
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Donna
Mercedes
Wealaco
Raymondvile
Vertaco
East Texas League scorers and teams listed in OCR snippet
Fragmentary OCR shows East Texas League references with team names Hallayiyn Williams Roppse Joyce Marshalls and Hendermat. Numbers and places appear garbled, rendering exact standings, dates, and scores unreadable. Overall content resembles a league box or standings fragment with player and team mentions rather than a complete report.
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Hallayiyn Williams
Roppsevert
Joyce
Marshalls
Barbotn
Manterburl Hendermat
F. Lonaview
Billerles
Fnarks
Brow
Lens
Row Looms in Pro Football's Ranks
Cincinnati figures loom in the pro football ranks as George J. Heilizer, president of the American Professional Football League, rejects using the name American. The league, once Mid-West Professional Football League, is incorporated as American and plans a season with teams from Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, Kenosha, Wisconsin, and possibly Louisville. The Cincinnati franchise faces prior legal challenge over the name.
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George J. Heiizler
Heilzler
Amecan Tsb
Cherminnts
Ghiengo
St. Louis
Kenoshi
Wis
Louis- Ville
Bunigas
Anemuers
Snap
Heltsler
Heltzler
Noldws
Cincinnati
Semi-Pro Ball Tournament Highlights and Names
The report covers the national state tournament at Wiekita with Bun fean, Mullindong, and Ed Okie Champlins among front runners. It lists teams and players like Angie’s Chole, Cody’s Betwitl, and Gerald McQuaig, noting standout performances and key hits as the field narrows toward the final rounds.
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Salt Lake Netters Shine in Denver Tennis Clash
Salt Lake City's four contenders led by Melier and Press played in the second round of the men’s singles at the Hageemoyniigan tournament in Denver. Notable results included Marper’s 6-1 6-3 win and Girne’s 6-3 6-0 triumph, with Milstell and Hines advancing in earlier rounds. Doubles and singles action continues today as seeded players pursue the open draw.
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Ula Cavital
Mel Tarpers
Joe Grimes Jeter
Mehier
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Denvet Ccaimpaloner
Shui Milstell
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Mie
Sunhird
Glen Hines
Eastern League Tentative Schedule Sparks Local Debate
Eastern League notes a tentative schedule with four game windows and eight teams including Springfield. Officials discuss alignment and potential broadcasting options as fans await finalized dates and venues for the season kickoff.
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