Richter's Crest Upset in City Major Baseball Race
Richter's Bullet Krusts win two key Sunday games to pull even with Air Depot for the city major half title. The Krusts beat Air Depot 7-3 and San Fernando 2-1, with Mitchell and Lyons contributing strong pitching and timely hitting. The standings hinge on a final weekend with the potential title game between Richter's and the Air Depot pending Fuchter's second-half triumph.
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Jonnor Hill
Lefty Lafilé
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Louis Re Nelson
Aicher
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Seherag
Neleono
Micchale
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Molt
Klaisner
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Opiano
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Oga
Softball title race heats up among San Antonio clubs
In a key girls softball clash Joske Mannequins face Alama Jewetts amid a crowded state scene. The Jewelers lead the Belle Ball association standings with recent wins as rivals vie for Winter League and city rec organization slots. Bruce reports highlight early season matchups, upcoming finals, and local sponsor involvement.
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Alama Jewetts
San Antonio
St Ski Pedrovark
Gm Fom
Belle Zall Association
F.oh
Foser Berm
Whodisen Methodists
Wit Hatters
Maier di Bere
Will Trac
McKinles Avenue
Lock
Loger's Hyzeket
Ben Antonie Body Company
Ar? Bazar Tohin Aeriz
Bao
Verne's Boy Castaways Reach Shore at Dawn
The group traverses a Beech Forest coast to a rocky shore where two castaways lie on the sand. A storm rises as they discover a wrecked Severn from San Francisco and lose contact with the bodies, leaving Briant and allies pondering winter on Chairian Island and planning a signal kite beacon to summon aid.
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Ereek
Doniphan
Brar-Rock
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Atlas
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Uise
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Dowlphan
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Cross
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Gordon
Ahernate
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Lee Kile
Dex Annie Varances
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Bells Enter City Playoff After Doubleheader Win
The Bel Furnatemen of the Spanish American league clinched a playoff spot by beating the Escupelo Creamery Cub in the first game of a double bill at Van Dale. Chito Beran pitched key innings as Bells claimed their second victory, with Estubedo winning the second game 7-4 in an exhibition. Umpires Herrera Fordyce Alejandro. scorers H J Guzman. notable hits from Mendoza Valdemar and Valdez.
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Zmpaieur
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Seco
Escupelo Creamery Cub
van Dale Ata
Divin
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Chito Berancourt
Whamps
Estubedo
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Hernandez
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Mengers
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Bueno
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M. Valdes
Hernante
Player Uses Ball to Break Umpire Jaw in Alabama
MOBILE Aug 10 A baseball game prod sparked by a disputed strike inflamed player Harry Banifay. Banifay threw a ball that struck umpire Wilson in the jaw, fracturing it in two places. Wilson required medical care. Banifay was arrested for assault.
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Where They Play TEXAS LEAGUE
Beaumont at San Antonio and Oklahoma City at Dalise are listed for Texas League games. Fort Woesh tickets available. Galveston hosts Tuesday with Mantay as the placeholder name. Philadelphia and Boston show up in scattered lines amid a misread schedule.
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Beaumont
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
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Fort Woesh
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Galveston
National League Matchups Across Regions
Lingering confusion in the schedule lists pay Konto and Utada Ghee with Reston versus Mailadelphie and New York versus Brenklys. Cmetndadd heads Puce to Chicago while Chicago travels to St Louis for a set of regional NL games.
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St. Louis
Alamo Electricians Triumph in Diamond League Match
Alamo Electric nine defeated LaGloria Gatmery Suite in a steady game amid early hits from Fiores and Vernandes. Key players included Salamir Garcia and Gonzales with J Ramirez and Ft Garcia contributing in the late innings as the home team posted a decisive victory 78 runs to 0.
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LaGlorias Ymperia
Vernandes
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Alamo Electric Nine
An &Lo-T
LaGloria Gatmery Suite
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Salamir
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Gonzales
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Ambiguous Amerigan Association Scoreboard Fragments
Readable traces show multiple names, places, and numbers from a score tally involving batteries, players, and referees. Teams like Kansas City and Minneapolis appear with player lists such as McGee Fisher Owen Vance and others. The fragmentary record hints at two games with dates and scores but lacks a clear narrative.
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Mineaukes
OKIE
Hare
Frile Careaun
Linton
Preesnell
Erenzel
Sacone Fame
Kansas City
Oix
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Fieher
Owen
Vance
Bones
Lawisville Gan
Minnespolis
Amfarrew
Thompson
Ringhofer
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P. m. i Fisitesses
Bass
Rematvey An Bingwer
Henry
Gea
Mustangs Handle Hatters in Sunday 4-1 Win at Concepcion Park
Mustangs travel to Concepcion Park next Sunday to face Hatters for revenge after a 4-1 victory Sunday near Gas-Lravide. Pitching by Bourgeois Wright and Williams supported by Emchler and Bubtger, while Tyaglers and 1M Ne CONT TF Mustangs IM A Nad 4 aided the win.
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Mustangs
Concepcion Park
Une McDonald
Hatters
Tyaglers
Bourgeois
Wright
Williams
Emchler
Bubtger
Americans Sweep Track and Field Wins at Olympics
American Olympians dominated the games with multiple track and field titles, including Jesse Owens and a strong relay effort. The United States set records across eight events, while notable performances by Forrest Towns, Glenn Hardin, and Ken Carpenter helped the U S amass 203 points, near the Los Angeles total, as Japan and Hungary traded some victories in swimming and distance events.
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Americ ¢A
Kitet Son
Ila Pf
Ferenc Catk
Hungary
Masanori Yura
Shigeo Arat
Japan
Peter Fick
New York
Ast Lindegren
Los Angeles
America
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Port Lauderdale
Fla
Olive McKean
Seattle
Miss Lapp
Rita Mustentroek
Holland
Janet Campbell
Barnice Lapp
Newark
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Stockholm
Jesse Owens
Archie Williars
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Cornelius Johnson
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Forrest Towns
Auguste
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Greenwood
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Dey Lash
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Eng- Tang
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Jack Lovelock
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J Vite Son
Ernest Flarper
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Zabala
Steetcher
Soh
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Zahala
Kelly
Ellison
Tar
Johnny Kelly
Armington
Mass
Sam Broller
Cincinnati
Marty Gilekman
Brooklyn
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Glickman
Ten
Stoller
Dean Cromwell
Porches
Olympic Village
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Pfeiffer Aims The Bexar Facts Municipal Net Title At
Jane Pfeiffer, already champion of one city tournament, aimed to win the municipal net title. Challis and Carvel would contest the other semifinal, with the victor to face Pfeiffer at 6 pm. Lois Campbell defended her women’s singles title 6-4 6-2 over Willie Myrtle Young. Junior doubles went to Dean Yarkey and Harry Hickman. The Nixons boys’ doubles champions, beat John Bickman and Danny Jingu. Miss Evans holds the city singles title by defeating Young. Campbell and Mary O’Brien won the women’s doubles 6-4 6-3. Other results include junior singles and men’s events with various winners.
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Maoy
Jons
Acar
Jimmy Challe
Frost Carvel
Carvel
Challis
Steranon
Willie Myrtle Young
Iunior
Dean ‘Yarkey
Harry Hickman
Benaii Tor Nixon
Nixons
John Bickman
Danny Jingu
Siblselayany
Miss Young
Ruby Sirens
Janet Watkins
Miss Evans
Miss Campbell
Mary O'Brien
Mra P. VY. Hickman
Loula Sminnott
Plettter
Shackleton
Rothchutit Anit
Hatener
Ye Sher Amb
Fh Evans
Wwauty Iene
Tenet Wat Ins
Youne
UL Ee Reat
Rath Jou
Parner Nereaied
Watley Fotha
Lois Campbell
Mangrum Wins Oregon Open Golf Championship
Mangrum, a slender Pittsburgh professional, won the $1,200 first prize in the Oregon open tournament at Portland with a 278 total after 72 holes. He tied at 234 two under par on the last nine to edge Horton Smith and At Zimmer man for the title, amid a strong professional field.
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Oregon
Beattie
Horton Smith
Chicago
Zimmerman
Portland
Smith
Polo on Wednesday at Brackenridge Park in SA
Maj. Gen. Freak Packer’s Eighth Corps area Headquarters polo team readies to meet the San Antonio Polo Club at 4 PM Wednesday at Brackenridge Park. The corps team won Sunday against the San Antonio Yellow Jackets 5-4 and the San Antonio Freebooters 2-1 in shortened games. Joe Haskell led scoring with five goals in the Jackets contest.
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Eighth Corps
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio
Corns
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San Antonio Freebooters
Jackets
Wie Blues
Fat and Forty Nine Loses to Millers at New Braunfels
Alamo Heights Fat and Forty Nine fell to the Ditlinger Millers in New Braunfels Sunday afternoon. The Folmers mounted a late rally with five runs in the ninth and loaded the bases with one out but could not score. Score by innings shows a 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 for Alamo Heights and 0 0 1 0 5 9 for New Braunfels. Batteries were Alexander Stewart Leiparl Mueller and Alexander.
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Ditlinger Millers
New Stumfels
Folmers
Coudn
New Braunfels
Alexander
Stewart
Leiparl
Mueller
Upham Wins Freeport Kingfisher Trophy Race
Upham of West Columbia captured the grand prize and Freeport-Vilasee Trophy in Freeport's annual kingfisher polo race. Anseler of Houston placed second and W. B. Sharpe of Houston third. Anselm earned a special prize for catching the largest kingfish, and courted three team members.
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West Columbia
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Houston
W. BE Sharpe
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