Browns Struggle For Aid As Missions Misses Help
The San Antonio Missions await relief from the St. Louis Browns while injuries press. Harshany’s left elbow will sideline him a week, and manager McManus names Pete Kraus as a reserve. The 18 man limit consumed, yet the Missions remain short as weariness grows. Fort Worth tailenders win 8-2. Newlin hopes for a Saturday challenge as Horton and others prep for a Fort Worth hurler. A doubleheader at Houston Sunday looms, with Gus Koch warming up pitchers and volunteers aiding.
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Sin Antonio
St. Louis Browns
Hess
Guy Airer
Arong
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Harshany
McManus
Pete
Kraus
Becaue
Fort Worth
Maurice Newlin
Pepper
Claud Horton
Panthers
Jelly Sorelle
SoRelle
Wittener
Burek
Max Thomas
Bradsher
Bilgere
Vistors
Ang
Houston
Buncay
Texas Shotgun Men Lead At Syracuse Fractions
Texas shooters led the national short range trap event at Syracuse on Saturday. Charley Ponton of San Antonio and Dick Shaughnessy of Boston both posted perfect 200s in the 12-bird division as Hawkins of Dallas pushed 199 to challenge for the six-bore title. Texas also topped the team standings with 862, aided by H Poulton and H Brown of San Antonio and Dallas shooters. Mrs Smythe of Aurora set a record with a century in women’s competition amid a strong showing by other Texas entrants.
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Fracuse
N.Y
Texas
Charley Ponton
San Antonio
Josh Wath
Dick Shaughnessy
Boston
San Antone
F .S. Hawkins
Dallas
Smythe
Ohio
Hae Ka
Jacobs Seeking Upset Over Marble at Eastern Final
Rye, N Y Helen Jacobs vies to upset Alice Marble in the Eastern Grass Courts final after a season of near misses. Marble has defeated Jacobs in prior meetings but Jacobs enters at 17 and seeks a breakthrough. Friday results include Grayson Wheeler and Don McNeill’s advancing rounds as the tournament moves toward the weekend.
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Rye
N.Y
Aue
Helen Jacobs
Forhine
Tnmnis
Helen Wile
Moody
Alite Marble
Alice
Helen
Miss Jacobs
Ubon
Helen Wills
Alice Marble Wen
Joss
Miss Javons
Miss Marble
Velen
Sheary
Jo Wilangle
Bobby Ruges
Seattle
Henry Prusoff
Frank Parker
Thuinlay
Don McNeill
McNeil
High School All Stars Clash In Austin Friday Night
Austin hosts the annual Texas high school all star game at House Park with North versus South Texas. Probable lineups include Harris and St, Green and Gaines ends, Maley center, Tyson and Statue in backfield, and Heath Stockbridge for Austin in the backfield, showcasing top city and regional talent.
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Tess Aggies
Ean
Texas High School Football Goaches Association
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Alston
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Ratliff’s Pinch Hit Delivers In Lone Star All Star Game
Amarillo catcher Dick Ratliff, out two weeks with an infected finger, entered as a pinch-hitter in the West Texas New Mexico all-star game. His single produced the deciding run as the North beat the South 6 to 5.
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Amarillo
Dick Ratitt
West Texas
New Mexico
Army League schedule and Friday result summary
Army League games are set for Saturday with Fifteenth Field versus Twelfth Field at Port Sam Houston at 2 30 p m and Third Transport and Randolph Field at Duncan Field. On Friday night at Fort Sam the Twenty third Infantry defeated Leopard Engineers 10 to 6.
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Duncan Field
Fort Sam
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Isepard Engineers
Fort Sill Soldier's Son Harry Heffner Ill
San Antonio area readers learn of Harry Heffner a 20 year old son of Lt. Heffner a longtime Twenty Third Infantry coach at West Point. Heffner earned numerals in three sports and his illness was diagnosed late Friday.
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West Point
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Twenty-third Infantry
Shipper Lilly to Knoxville
Fragmentary text mentions Lilly and Knoxville with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No coherent event or details emerge to form a complete news item. Entities referenced include Lilly and Knoxville, but insufficient data to confirm roles, dates, or outcomes.
Local notes and names mash in crowded historic OCR
Fragmented OCR text lists names places and numbers with no clear events. It references Houston and Austin like cities, several personal names, and stray phrases suggesting a local notice or column. Readable facts are sparse and no coherent incident is defined.
Turker Prather Leads Tight Texas League Bout
Fragmented box score data shows Davis Wingert Dickey and Nicholas Mure involved. Key moments include Turker Prather with three-base hits and Wilks pitching a strong performance. Despite garbled text, Krist racks up multiple hits, while Hayes and others contribute.
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Wingert
Dickey
Winger
Hayes “Tittinornn
Fragmented OCR town notes with scattered names and places
Readable fragments mention multiple persons and locations in a garbled Texas setting. Distinct proper nouns include towns, individuals, and events, but the text is incomplete and jumbled with stray characters, making the core story unclear yet still suggesting a local record of people and happenings.
Muterief Hopes to Win Texas League MVP Honors
Veteran pitcher Muncrief leads San Antonio writers voting for the Texas League MVP. He receives top points with unanimous first-choice status, while Skeets Dickey Nick Cullop Dixie Parsons Ed Waitkun and Don Kellaway also garner votes. Mexican league interest and outlaws in roster move could affect San Antonio Missions plans, with players like Witte and White posting strong batting averages in minor leagues.
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Robert Muterief
San Antonio
Muncrief
Sir Robert
Skeets Dickey
Nick Cullop
Dixie Parsons
Ed Waitkun
Don Kellaway
Bill Stockwell
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Jerry Witte
White
Witte
Youngstown
Sporadic college football and NBA results clash across cities
Muddled OCR lists multiple college football matchups and pro games across big cities. Entries include Fort Worth, Philadelphia, Cleveland, New York, and Boston with scattered team pairings and scores, but many fragments and garbled names render specifics uncertain.
Western Lads Culver Stars in Tennis Finals
Culver Indiana August finals of the National Junior and Bass tennis tournament feature New Orleans W as the lone barrier to a clean sweep by West Coast entrants. Earl Bartlett of Louisiana battles Bobby Carrothers of Coronado California for the junior singles title while Doug Wells? of Los Angeles faces Karl Cochell of Los Angeles in the boys' singles. Falkenburg and Bring win the boys doubles crown 6 0 1 3 over Allen Richardson and Jack Tueyo as Culver Military Academy hosts the event.
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Culver Military Academy
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Coronada
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Dim Brink
Seattle
Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Carrothers
Douglas Wooghury
Los Angeles
Bartiant
Karl Cochell
Bring
Snead Wins Ontario Bald Cup Golf Championship
Sammy Snead becomes the first United States winner of the Ontario Bald Cup. He shoots a four under par 68 on the second day of the three hole medal play, combining with opening day medal to reach an overall 139 in the championship.
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Fort Brie
J Slammin
Sammy Lucaid
United
Snead
J. Bis Cafe No. 1 Surges to City Softball Finals
In San Pedro Park Friday night J. Bis Cafe No. 1 nearly blew a 5–3 lead but rallied as Roy Williams dropped a deep ball and Ferguson lined a double to tie, with Lae winning run scoring on the misplay. The victory advances J. Bis Cafe No. 1 toward the city championship, with Light and SAMSCO set to meet in the winners bracket next.
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J. Barrera
Clinton Rowe
Rowe
Cora-Cala
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San Antonio Machine Supply
the Light
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Hillerieae
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Amanger
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Raven
Metiellan
Filer
Knothole Field Day Sets Thursday Contests
The Knothole Gang hosts a field day Thursday at Tech Field from 9 30 a m with events in speed, throwing, and distance. The Junior Optimist championship finals feature Tech versus Brackeridge at 1 00 p m and a potential senior title double header at 2 30 p m. Harris school's midgets are undefeated through eight games. More than 50 prizes will be awarded.
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Knothole Gang Baseballers
Sters
Tech Fitld
Junioc Optimist
Knothole Gang
Elimina
Tech
Brackeridge
Harris School
John Swope
Knothole League Roundup Divisions and Players Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists Knothole League site divisions and player names including Ruma Valdes Craig Hollman Riznos Reyes Battenees Livy M. Chambers Wey Abinnar Shiny and others. Mentions teams Carian parish Villar peal Sim Voth Fapy 4 Man 2 Cardena plus tech batteries and logistics notes.
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A. Valdes
Craig Sud Hollman
Staxles
Radio 2
Mayfield
Riznos Wehnee
Reyes
Koa
Livy
Bimshes
Evia
Dibe
Shiny
Sonar Divialong
MOM
T- Tome Tech
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Trhes
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Cuan Parish
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Fapy
Wily
Tee
Alamo Stadium Lights Fail Test Draw Crowd
Report on Alamo Stadium lights tested for the first time revealed insufficient brightness. Observation noted dull glow and uneven illumination despite a large crowd attending events. Local officials cited issues with reflectors and power distribution.
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Alamo Stadium
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