Missions and Cats Collide In Twin Bill
The San Antonio Missions beat the Fort Worth Cats 7-1 in the first game as Eddie Chandler and others pitched well. Fort Worth widened its gap over San Antonio with a 3-2 series edge, while Van Cuyk triumphed for the Missions with seven strikeouts. Notes include player injuries and trades affecting both teams.
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San Antonio Missions
Fort Worth Cats
Jimry Adair
Ray Hayworth
Felines
Eddie Chandler
Fort Worth
Fédie Coto
Padgess
Edward Ramsdell
Ray Uoles
Panthers
Bunker
Brad Trine
Trine
Dallas
Ledty Mohn van Cork
Dover
San ‘Amonic
Hook Tott
Cats
Padres
San Antonio
Cathis
Halgamine
Missions
van Cuyk
Butch Wayt
Pete Kraus
Jon
Jack Paepke
Hook
Jake Phillips
Eddie Snider
George Pfister
War Duyk
Jay Haney
Monty Basgall
Haney
Woyt
Bob Gorbould
Tott
Pinehutter
John Whitehead
Garbould
Jess Newman
Janey
van Cugh
Ken Wand
Fort Worth ABRO box score notes obscure entries
Misspelled and fragmentary lines report a baseball box score with players, positions, and pitching lines. Names such as Ott, Whitwheal, Yat Cusk appear amid garbled team abbreviations and scattered batting notes from a Fort Worth game.
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Fort Worth
Viaasall
Wort
Pra Gorbould
Paorke
My Wee Phillips
von Sader
van Viytt
P.ara Totat
Sanant T
Jo Abm
Krgug
Ginlie
Grant
Naranjo
Wood
Anderson, Sa
Newman
Ceeeee
Whitehead
Poi
aCroucher
Talla Sare x
Duit
Flenore
Dnnines
Ban Andante Ee
Hon
Ioe
Baska Lh
Wah
West
Gortouldly
Rasgall
Yat Cusk
Tat
My War Coyk
Sitehior
Heensratte
Texas League clash reports varied hitting and pitching
In a Texas League result, Oklahoma City faced Beaumont Beaumont, with tallies showing Oklahoma City 000 003 600 and Beaumont 001 110 002. Key performances included Sidlo, Muffuletto, and Shelley adding notable hits, while Dorsett and Rogers pitched for their teams. Attendance was 2660.
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REBS
FRIBN
Pau Dalles
Houston
Oklaters City
Beawmont
Abhoa
Abi.g.a
ALIA
Abhd.a. Milod
Seubst
Ube
Hebec
Filo
Moyern
Haleth
Bassuch
Grocers
Schulk
Dy Davisgu
Ib Boronia
Timitady
Schurany
Sittoy
Marieth
Bovinel
Dorst
Todd
Inf Baran
Guldemple
Betanom Cty Dee
Markland
Rivbe 4
Sproul
Nledaon
Erear
Buezahow
Muridind
Beebe Thro
Mitchell
Duexabou Murray
Burom
Reve
Okdahoma
Saunton I
Bevilh
Hatley
Strick Cans
Williaing
Dorsett
Pringle
Todd A
Murtean
Win
Auitehell
Marleau
Schalk
Gheley
Gwitt
J. Collins
Sox
Ohlisheim City
J Beaumont
Scholl
Outa
Aluffolette
Borer
Juna
Mitchel Sidlo
Rogers
Duezabou
Serkowski
Sidlo
Muffuletto
Shelley
Capps
Braun Wins Skeet Title In Capitol City Shootout
Lee Braun of Austin Texas captured the 12 gauge skeet title at the International and national championships in Indianapolis after a three way 96 of 100 tie with Joe Devers of Dayton Ohio and Rat Aitken of New York. Sharley Poulton of San Antonio placed sixth with 94 hits.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Capitol City
Lee Braun
Austin
Tex
Joe Devers
Dayton
Ohio
Rat Aitken
New York
Sharley Poulton
San Antonio
Jalopy Races At Spillway Track Highlight Australian Pursuit
Jalopy program at Spillway track sees B u syan debut win in the Australian pursuit and feature event. Several spills occur with no injuries. drivers include Eight Ball John Davis and Doris Schmat's car among the notes.
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B. U. Syan
John Davis
Doris Schmat
Harry Elbe
H. Bebe
Avans
Palmer Fischer
Don ‘Marshall
Ryan
Charley Ell
Jay Ethel
Hill
Chief Swiford
Rymt
Marc White
Gri Schwont
Natelie Pheleps
Borothy
H. Marshall
Fuature
Farell
Bordmes
Elbel
Quist Transfer Shifts Davis Cup Veteran to Oakland
Melbourne reports Adrian Quist veteran Davis Cup player has been transferred to Oakland via a sports goods firm Vanovver. The move comes as Quist outpoints Jackie Tiner in a recent event while serving as company director.
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Tietran
Voxv Ayumi
da Utr
Holiman
Williams
Quist
Acai
Taber
Asl
Twavidenen
Ktioe
Melbourne
Padie Relsin
Manntreal
Adrian Quist
Pagitnd
Celts Addig Prine
Ae Oakland
Liat Sydney
Vanovver
Ve. C.kennr
Aindway
Vane
Vaneau
Jackie Tiner
Aan
All Star Football Starters Named For Texas Classic
Boal Rote lead South and North squads in Corpus Christi as starting lineups were announced for the annual Texas touching school all star game. Coaches DP Bible of Texas and Ray Eliot of Illinois named ends tackles guards and backs with Rote and Boal among the featured players. Attendance limited to 1000. Texas High School Coaches association elected Harold Dement president. Baseball poised to join as an official sport next year and Class A football may follow. St Louis U to meet LIU at Madison Square Garden on January 34.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Bible
University of Texas
James Williams
Waco
George Boal
Jefferson
San Antonio
Ralph Murphy
Eton Beaird
Luikin
Carl Schwarz
San
Norman Daulton
Abilene
Bob Hames
Wichiita Falls
J.T. Lyday
Roscoe
Bill Juett
Amarillo
Ruands
Jimmy Vlowers
Highland Park
Dallas
Charley Jackson
Demiaga
Harold Riley
Sherman
D. W. Thompson
Chtessa
Billy Svoboda
Bonham
Corpus Christi Naval Air Staion Gymnasium
Harold Dement
Galena Park
Texas High School
Aug
R. J. Kids
Texas High School Coaches Association
Kidd
ST. Louis
Dukes Duford
St. Louis University
Long Island University
Madison Square Garden
New York
Levin Retains Rassle Title In Texas Showdown
Dave Levin, former Brooklyn standout, defeats Sterling Davis in three falls at the Municipal Auditorium. Davis loses a second fall when knee injury and a late rally by Levin secures the title in 13, 10, and 3 minute segments. Semifinal disqualification alters results. other preliminaries feature Charro Azipea and Bill Hesher.
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Dave Levin
Brooklyn
Ray Clements
Rogers
Charro Azipea
Babe Zaharias
Bill Hesher
Pete Lautkas
Softball City Playoffs Open With Local Matchups
A meeting of the Seven-Up Battlers and Bl Battlers marks the start of the city amateur softball playoffs at San Pedro Park with four games on Thursday night. Other clashes include Woodlawn Methodist vs Hackberry Street Methodist at 10 30 and Harlandale church vs Flying Cadet Alto Exchange at 6 45. Earlier results feature Calvary Baptist, B Nai Brith, and Ralyh's place finishes. The Kelly field league also resumes with two bracket games at Richter field and a Pyote Army Airfield night game set for Friday.
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At & O'Clock
San Pedro Park
Redhot
Woodlawn Methodist
Hackberry Street Methodist
Harlandale Church
Flying Cadet Alto Exchange
Quality Faint
Nat Brith
Thomasen
Calvary Baptist
War Assets Administration
B'Nai Brith
St. Ann's
Ralyh's
Kelly Wield
Richter Field
Pyote Army Airfield
Hohta
N. M
Army Field
North Kelly
Ashby
Brumbelow
Vela
Chelda
Hain
Sen Mahler
Aggie Texas Game Sold Out Before Thanksgiving
Aggie Texas game tickets 17 001 allocated for the Thanksgiving clash sold out in seven days. Alumni bought 9 961, students 704, and Austin officials returned money to 7 000 applicants unfilled. Other listings include minor league and southern association scores.
Burrows Flies to New York Friday
Sixteen year old Ed Burrows of South San Antonio High School flies to New York for a week of events tied to Hearst newspaper festivities. He will board an Easter Airliner Friday evening and arrive Saturday morning for a series of games, receptions, and tours including Yankee Stadium and West Point, before returning August 16. Rabbit Maranville leads the all-New York team with Ray Schalk guiding morning practices.
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Ed Burrows
South San Antonio
Hearst Nations
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Hull
LaGuardia Field
New York
New York Journal-American
Hearst
New Yorker
Edward
Totter
New York City
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Sones Beach
Ray Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Pelo Grounds
O'Dwyer
WOME
Manhattan Island
Hudson River
West Point
Bear Mountain Inn
Schalke
Burrows
Rabbit Maranville
Boston Braves
City tennis tournament opens for boys and girls at Highland Park
The department playground event will be held at Highland Park tennis courts starting 9 am Friday with play continuing through Saturday. Open to players who have not won titles previously, with separate divisions for juniors intermediates and seniors. Entries accepted at city playgrounds or at Highland Park before 8:45 am Friday. Kane End Coach Kings Point. Lt Sean Kane named end coach at U S Merchant Marine Academy by head coach Cundy and Bill Reinbart.
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Righland Park
Fisy
Iighland Park
Priday
Amateur Baseball Players Seek Scheduling Fixes in Floresville
Saspamens and Dickey Workers clash with the Eagles at Floresville at 3 p.m. next Sunday. With an open date on August 18 Dickey seeks a game. Floresville also seeks games. San Antonio Amateur Baseball Commission to meet at Roemer Paint, 112 Main Ave, at 8 o'clock Thursday to rearrange city playoff schedule.
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Saspamens
Dickey Workers
Eagles
Floresville
Dickey
R. Vasquez
Saspamca
Texas
Joe Zuniga
I’exas
San Antonio
Amateur “Baseball Commission
Roemer Paint Company
Main Avenue
O'Cluska
Brooklyn's Kids Win Opener 4-2
Brooklyn's All-Stars defeated the National All-Stars 4 to 2 in the opening night game. Lefty Al McFiyer, a Holy Cross freshman, struck out 12 and limited the sandlot visitors to few hits. The Brooklyn squad led early and held on for the win.
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Elsa Ulna Alloa
Meiro.a
Coukw
Smaza
Mazureb
Sheenaio
Veene
Holyey
Atu Wood
Daniele
ZL & Ueten
Sumey
Madrid
Daniels
Ynod
Fontey
Mazur
Vezelich
Maadrid
Reeder
Schenz
Maxur
Greens
McRoypolna
Suhena Richards
L Wool
Slolon
Mouhie Slavs
Dmadnd
Rullo
Richards
Iteen
Schorre Reynolds
Richaria Mazur
Haiduk
Lal
Ic Yen
Shreveport
War
Reed
Lente
Warren
Gann
Afteeder
Genn
Vitor
Lent Nilson
Na Pires
Fowler Anu
New York
Brooklyn All-Stars
All-Stars
al McFiyey
Brooklyn
Holy Cross College
Hambletonian Run at Goshen Post Positions Released
Goshen New York August 3 drawing post positions for the 21st Hambletonian with field details including horses owners drivers and probable odds for today's race.
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Goshen
N. Y
Aus
Ringer Case to Grand Jury in Maryland
Maryland authorities prepare a case against horse owners Paul Middleton and William Mink over a ringer scheme involving the horse Dont Delay. West Virginia barred Middleton and Mink from tracks after allegations they raced under false names. Evidence included multiple name changes and a plan to defraud at Bel Air and Charles Town tracks.
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Bel Atl
Wilmington
Del
Maryland
West Virginia
Paul E. Middleton
William F. Mink
Harford County
Paul Crakin
al Flo
Bel Air Track
West Virginia Racing Association
Don't Delay
Charles Tows
Middleton
Mink
Bel Air
Henry Bowyer
Don’t Delay
Don
Jefferson County
Charles Town
Brooke's Comets Defeat Fred's Place In Tight Ballgame
In a Wednesday night tilt at Christy Mathewson Field Brooke Army Medical Center Comets edged Fred's Place 5 to 4 after a ninth inning rally. Heaviest hitter was Comets’ Dux with a triple as Salinas Delgada Bonoan Vidal and Sanches McMahon and Granshaw added offense in a seesaw contest.
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Brooke Army Medical Center Comets
Fred
Christy Mathewson Firth
Comets
Dux
Tred
Gomets
Salinas
Delgada
Bonoan
Vidal Ands Sanches
McMahon
Qranshaw
Weather Good For Trotters At Hambletonian Day
Clear skies at Goshen today set the stage for the Hambletonian heats with the main event at 3 p.m. EDT after yesterday’s rains postponed the spotlight race. In the South Atlantic League, Jacksonville outscored Columbus 13 to 0, Greenville swept Augusta 6 to 4, Columbia beat Macon 3 to 0, and Charleston defeated Savannah 40 to 4.
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Jacksonville
Columbus
Greenville
Augusta
Columbia
Macon
Charleston
Savanna
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