Steers Rally Past Astros in Series Opener
Dallas steers beat Houston 8 to 1 to take a game lead as Cvengros faltered early. John Whitehead pitched six hits allowed and led Dallas with two singles and a double. Galveston and Fort Worth also won as Oklahoma City errors aided the Bucs in a 6-1 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Parker
Associated Press
Mike Cvengros
Osear Funn
Fisher
Houston Hurlite Corps
Dallas Steere
Houston
Zeke Bo Dura
Steers
Galveston
Cyengros
Larry Pirches
Low Brower
Dallas
Cvengros
Fuhr
Oscar
John Whitehead
Bunday
Galveston Bucs
Oklahoma City Indians
Oklahoma City
Bucs
Hank Thormahlen
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Cats
Rosenberg
McHenry
Fritz
Schulz
El Ranchito Polo Triumph Over Fort Sheridan in Final
Arlington Texans defeat Fort Sheridan 4 to 5 in a three game polo series final. Cecil Childers scores for El Ranchito, with two goals in the second and a first chukker tally. Fort Sheridan won the opener, bears by chukkers show varied scoring across teams and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fi Hanchitopolyists
Arlington
Texas
Fort Sheridan
Texans
Chukker
Cecil Childers
Ted
el Ranchito
A. B. Wharton Jr
Ment
Smith
Wilfred House
Richard Blmmens
Ceri Gialiders Sr
Prenton Porter
Arthur Nassor
Leah
G. Smith
A. Bears
Chukkers
Yort Sheriden
EL Ranwhite
G. B. Smith
Bimmanns
Porter
Za Fon
Childers
Naylor
Shooting meet and skeet events at Austin Gun Club
Fragmented report describes a shooting schedule at the Omug Basin with the Austin Gun Club skeet meets and ADL Gun Club and Dunein events Sunday afternoon. Mentions shooters such as Marcos Anton and Jimcain Briso, notes scores and names of participants, and references venues in San Antonio and surrounding areas with scattered event figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omug
Austin Gun Club
ADL
Dunein
San Antonio
Dunee
Iniauat
eLmecky
Lyman
Ad Fighteemein
Marcos Anton
San Antoni
Huber
Bermarae
Davie Do
Raine
Marin Orcas
Texas League Box Scores Dreaming Beating Beaumont
The Dallas Fort Worth Texas League game details two teams through a full box score. Key players include Walters Hughes Page and Beaumon with heavy contributions from pitchers Crangroa Whitehead and Frits. Scoring details show Beaumont and Dallas trading runs with multiple hits and errors noted in the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieees
Thulnor
Walters
Hughes
Page
Um- Dallas
L Hapelen
Vires
Keber
Patsie
Azeo
Fisch
SiHiock
Fort Wenh
Beaumont Pier
Elph
Abe O.A. Helen
Wallersth
Donn
Cifton
Breer
Keyes
Rosendyit
Sorganob
Wares
Kalb
Washeart
Park's
Barrettly
Skelten
Whira
Zlatenss
Parkerss
Whilneye
Warrene
Gullitene
Fritip Wana
xNoris
exCollins
Dallas
Reals
Houston
Chambers
Flash
Gwengrog
Whitney
Brower
Vance
Kaioiz
Bonures Lesacre
Isete Beaumont
Whitehead
Brow Spreeese
Moore
Homerun
Bonura
Was. Crensroz Lo Kalb
Uenaton
Ritz
Balianfant
Basil
Tinte
Afinaxue
Mare
Washington
Aler i Lowel
Strom
Firohin
Roxenders
Barret
Clifton
Parker
Beaumont
Port Worth
Béeadmont
Kerrithe Ils
Markan
Timener
York
Rotenbarg
Ant Kober
Stolen Bar Ends In Baseball Style Box Incident
Fragmented report notes a theft at Mission Box involving a club order and multiple players, with mentions of Kowalik, Posedel, Miller, Conlon, and Barnes. Scattered lines reference innings, hits, runs, walks, and strikeouts, plus umpire or umpiring names and miscapped terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bummars
Club Rderificees
Eugle
Crosley
Heath, Kowalik
Glaister
Stome Hom
Barbee
Eagle
Bejma
Stebbins
Kowaliy
Bosedel
Miller
Kowslir
Posedel
Kowalik A
Kowalik
Conant
Barnes
Owalik
Poeeds
Ny Conlon
Sime
Cimpiresy
Ghe
Pro golfers gather for annual PGA tournament at Blue Mound
Aug 7 Milwaukee locals report the defending champion Olin Dutra leading the field for the PGA tournament at Blue Mound Country Club. Notable entrants include Leo Diele, Horton Smith, Gene Barazen, Paul Rungan, Dudley Ext, Craig Wood, Billy Burke, with practice rounds featuring 66 by Reggie Miles and 68 by Revolta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Blue Mound Country Club
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Leo Dlege
Agua Callense
Cutt
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Gene Barazen
Miami
Frs
Paul Rungan
White Plains
N. J
Ext Dudley
Wimington
Del
Craig ‘Wood
Deal
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Conn
Densmore Shute
Wester Hagen
British Isles
Pat
Moody
Reggie Miles
Cleveland
Johnny Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Len Matisen
Ernest Pentiett
St. Paul
Henry Picard
Charleston, & C
Guonard Jonson
St Paul
Francs Gallett
Blue Mound
Missions Lose In Eighth Inning At Tech Field
Cap Crossey led with three more hits lifting the Missions to a near win before Tulsa’s Fah Kawalik weakened in the eighth. Four runs scored as Tulsa pulled ahead 6 0. Frank Bernes held the Missions to six innings as Red Conlan closed, with Bettencourt, Engle, Crossley and Purdy contributing late. Tulsa returns Monday for Ladies Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Crossey
Tech Field
Fah Kawalik
Tulsa
Kawalk
Miler
Enery
Deoisian
Frank Bernes
Bill
Newcome
Brjma
Crossley
Engle
Purdy
Pict
Clift
Heyma
Hale
Stoneham
Kelly
Belma
Barnes
Hostetler
Taudy
Baltimore marriage links to Boston Braves pitcher
Mrs. Efie Young of Brighton learns her daughter Hazel wed Ed Falfenstein, Boston Braves pitcher, in Baltimore at 10 a.m. Sunday. The groom was ordered to the Buffalo club in the International League list Friday. Hazel, noted in beauty contests, telegraphed the news to her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falfenstein
Boston
Effie Young
Brighton
Hazel
Baltimiore
Ed Falfenstein
Boston Braves
Buffalo Club
Yankees and Nationals renew AL race in four game series
Washington visits Yankee Stadium for a doubleheader opening a four game set to decide first place in the American League. The Yankees must win three of four to close the gap after trimming Boston 5 4 while the Athletics swept New York and the Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Cannedn
New York
Washington
Yankee Stadium
Nats
Yanks
Siage
Capital
Red Sox
Athletics
Senators
Bucky Watters
Ed Chapman
Rochester
A's
Jimemy Foxx
Mike Higgins
Giants
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Bucs
Chicago
van Mungo
Carl Hubbell
Dodgers
Roy Farmelet
Adolfo Luque
Bo Terry
Giaats
Pat Malone
Cubs
Babe Herman
Bruins
Steve Swetonic
Public Parks Tennis Tourney Under Way
In Central Park the eleventh annual national public parks tennis championships opened with 340 players from 48 cities. Arnold Simons and Helen Germaine head the entrants as seeds, with Ted Drewes second on the men's list and Ruth Ballay challenging Miss Germaine for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arnold Simons
Lewisville
Helen Germaine
Central Park
Ted Drewes
St. Louis
Si+ Mons
George O'Connell
Chicago
Maurice Bayon
New Orleans
Bernard Welch
Washington
Bernard Friedman
Philadelphia
Walter Levitan
Boston
Leonard Hartman
Miss Germaine
Ruth Ballay
Public Parks Tourments
Young Tennis Aces Open Culver Championship Trials
About 135 junior players began the national Junior and boys tournament at Culver Military Academy. Notable contenders include Gene Mako of Joe Angelen, Don Budge of Oakland, W Bennett Dey, Billy Soward, and Leavens of Moxinee. California challengers Harmen, Riggs, and others also shown as strong prospects in the Maya division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Ind
Stern
Culver Military Academy
Ohio
Mtiinola
Gene Mako
Joe Angelen
Don Budge
Oakland
W. Bennett Dey
Billy Soward
Calif
Jay Cohn
Chicago
Gilbert Hall
Washington, D. C
Challis Heads for Big Town After Lost Match
Texan James Courtney Challis of San Antonio seeks acting work in a big city theater after a tennis setback. He plans hard winter study and may take any job, even ushering, to finance his move. Jay Courtney expresses determination to pursue theater and notes the tough path ahead in the big city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Foster
Weller
Jey Courtney
Walter Hemipdeit
Jay
Laredo Monterrey Road Race Planned For Labor Day
The annual Laredo to Monterey road race along the Pan American highway is set for Sunday September 3. Mexican federal troops patrol the 140 mile course during the two hour event with highway police sweeping the route before start. Excursion rates apply for Labor Day celebrations at Laredo and Monterey as races run in morning hours with attractions for afternoon and night crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo-Monterey
Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Mexico
Spach
Automobile Race Association of
Northern Mexico
Associacion Mexicana Automobilistica
Eight Car Smashup Kills Driver in Swedish Grand Prix
A Swedish Grand Prix accident near Stockholm killed one driver and injured several others as eight racing cars piled up after a collision between two Swedahl cars. The crash drew a crowd of about 100,000 and the winner was Brivio with Whitney Straight in second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sanday
Wallan
Brivio
Whitney
Brouillard to Take on Jeby in Polo Grounds bout
Lou Brouillard a Worcester southpaw challenges world middleweight champion Ben Jeby in a 15 round bout at the Polo Grounds. Brouillard previously held the welterweight title briefly and beat Mikey Walker in Boston. Jeby seeks defense after recent win over Young Terry as odds sway toward the champ or the newcomer. A double windup card in Los Angeles features Maxey Rosenbloom and Gorilla Jones in non title bouts with K Q Christner and Vern Whitehead also slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou Brouilierd
Worcester
Manus
Ben Jeby
New York State Athletic Commission
Polo Gratounds
Brouillard
Jackie Meldis
Chicago
B Little
Mikkey Walker
Boston
Jeby
Young Terry
Trenton
Los Angeles
Maxey Rosenbloom
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Ohio
Rosenbloom
K. Q. Christner
Jones
Vern Whitehead
Gaela Monlon
Mason Holds Lead In Hill Country Baseball
In Llano Texas on a Sunday, Mason led Eden 4 to 2 before Richland Springs edged Brady 3 to 2. The Llano Basin game was postponed on August 9 due to rain, affecting the league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Llano
Texas
Manon Hed
Eden
Brady
Richland
Favorites Win in Rye Tennis in Eastern Grass Courts
In Rye New York August 1 to 17 Sidney B Wood John Van Ryn and Fran Ric Farber head seedings in the Eastern grass court championships second round. Wood seed two faces Carl Behnekhardt Van Ryn seed six plays Lieut Watt Parker meets Ramey Donovan while Sutter advances on default Mangin Gledhill Lott and others push through in close sets with Lott Mangin and Gledhill each edging to single deuce games Les ter Stasfen earns a place in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machael
Rye
NBA
Roxy
James Courtney Challis
Sat Antonio
Texas
Jay Cautaney
Westchester Country Club
George Lott
George
Lott
Tim—Challis
Sidney B. Wood
John van Ryn
Fran
Ric Farber
Wood
Chit’ Butter
New Orleans
Carl Behnekhardt
Forest Hills
van Ryn
Lieut
M. Watt
Lyn
Parker
Strongest Women’s Western Field In Open Golf Draws Star Cast
In the 18 hole qualifying round of the Western Open at Oak Park Country Club Virginia Van Wie led a field that included Opal Hill June Beebe and Mary K. Browne. Other entrants were Lucille Robinson Mrs A H Means Mrs Harley Higbee and Leona Cheney among notable amateurs from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgina Wilton
Mary K. Browne
Gleveland
Angua Pardue
Min- Renpelle
Lucille Robinson
Das Moines
Inwa
Mra. Hill
A. H. Means
Utah
Harley Higbee
Detroit
California
Leona Cheney
Albaugh Leads Riverside Tourney Scoring 68 to Break Course mark
Reuben Albaugh, defending champion, shot a blistering 68 to lower the Riverside course record by two strokes during a Monday match play phase. He followed with a 72 in the afternoon, teaming with Miller Campbell to defeat Tom Lawrence and Gerratine Young 3 and 2 in an exhibition. The field included former state champion Lewis Levinson, medalist Jim Henry Gessler, and a roster of contenders in the Riverside event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Albaugh
Riverside
Meng
Rube
Lewis Levinson
Jim Henry Gessler
Albaugh
Cardings
Miller Campbell
Tom Lawrence
Gerratne Young
Phignry
Geimlen
Yoube van
Mister Camppell Teiera
Clements
D. Ey
Eton
Lewis Levin ii
Jyh
Jack
Roy
Wits
Dr. Retnaré
Oaer
Fey Wirnn
Dinivan
Ys Cleut
Ramsey
Williams
Ward G Burzig
Audepath
George Tereeth
Blain
Howling
Louie Hathaway
Tn G
A Wilder
Priznell Burland
Brown
Ale Madi
Ieegeuthales
Mater
Selene
Wistlee
Dennis Sharlenn
Carpenter
Alberger
Faim Pattany Lester
Tn Vy
Ree Weldon
Mama
Veepusray
Jenderbun
Otis Rens
Sinner
Banat
Printers Battle Baseball and Golf Tie In Detroit
In Detroit on August 7 the second round of the twenty nation printers union tournament opened with teams from Detroit New York Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh and Washington all holding a one run lead. First round results include Detroit over Twin City 10 8 New York 11 9 Baltimore 13 16 Pittsburgh 16 13 and Washington 26 6. Meanwhile 65 union printers staged their annual golf tournament at Western Golf and Country Club with James H Cochran of Glop Tamas defending champion.
Weekend Sports In Brief
Weekend sports brief from various venues highlights results across tennis golf rowing and racing. Helen Defeats Peggy Scriven 7-5 in a tennis match while Lott and others reach the second round. Caesar's Ghost wins the Saratoga handicap and Rad Wagon takes the United States Hotel stakes in racing. Charles Ferrer defeats Rohery Miller to win the nation’s links crown as Wood records a strong performance in golf and rowing captions note titles and singles championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gallant Air
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Rad Wagon
le Portland
Ore
Charles Ferrer
Roheryy Miller
Bloomfield
J—Clark
Fly Siroken
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NSO
Shomles
Taberty Pintol
Coley
Mead
Themagen
Reaumont Abilo A. Ie
Lowell Tosto
Wall'x Dh
Struhm
Cilton
Whitning
Sanduca
Hummiary
Ator
Tome Run
Behulas
Hase bin Rowembeng
Dagen
Whitworth
Ald
Schule
Muhes
Nydale
Errars
Itutine
Windle
Willinn
Tony
Damien
Len
Faynott
Preyiflen
Pharmalient
Ty Kennedy
Tharmalnn A
Thurdailen ii
Aris
Fausett
Tulea
Ffosteller
Aex Barnen
Sea Tetais - Pr
Tencourt
Conian
Harbee
Diller
Oleh Byane
San Antoni Mt
Inators
REDS
Ciucionsti
Cardinals
A Manson
Red
Poiot Tex Carleton
Paul Derringer
Jess Haines
Braves
Phils
Ed Holley
Quakers
Ea Eyenidt
Spud Davis
Jordan
Frankhouse
Austin ‘Moore
Indians
Gehringer
George Binchelder
Brawng
Sox
Young Tennis Aces
Dedham
Moss
Ikap Fara Perumerharg
Albert 3. Smith
ARS
Caleb Fox
Glenna Collett
Bellenin
Challis
Big Town
Louis
F— Murphy
Memphis
Tom
Emmett Murphy
Noels
Jnntfol
Obriatian Brothers College
Hare
Murphy
Duluth
Minn
America
Helen
Gasets
Peggy Scriven
Futter
Tastern Grass Court
Southampton
N.Y
Briel
Perker
Meadow Club
Parker Ane
Splalds
Lothane
Lamon al Novaren Heian Hedmes Va
Rinly Minne
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