Amateur Baseball Opener Bounces Into Doubleheader
The report covers an amateur baseball opener with a 16 to score, a doubleheader against Bochne and Sux at Bochne. Graves hits a home run for the Gauasere, with details on pitchers, fielders, and scoring highlights, noting contributions from Jobosom Wilde Brant and others.
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Batt Antauio
Hydro Gaasere
Bocrne
Graves
Hiysro
Jobosom
Wildebrant
Parece
Philips
Butterita
Taylor and Fandssy
Hildebrant
Fe Berpenus
A Bergemyn
Soapboxer Wins Heat At National Derby
Akron Ohio August 12 Malcol McDaniel of San Antonio won the first heat in the van Box Derby but was eliminated in the second round by Robert T. Dondree of Chariston. Fisher edged Londres for the national championship with a 26.68 second run in the finals as 80,000 spectators watched.
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Ohio
Malcol McDaniel
San Antonio
Buuthlawth
Creamara
Getarsa Stoo
Lenser
Joe Bieampraase
Covington
Blockton
Conrad
Fuher
Delta
Spe Ad
Doudree
Fisher
Fishers
Londres
Fcot
George Smith
Dhanp
Londice
Chevrolet Mir
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Briths
Chevrolet
W. E B. Holler
Aid
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Akron , Beacon-Journal
Young McDaniel
Dave Younger
Detroit
Fred
Akyon
White Plains
Smith
Chhrins
Beyond Plate
Londeree
North Side Bronce Defeats Hot in Polo Field Clash
In a Sunday afternoon game at Polo Field Caldwell Brown hurler led Cald Batteries with 19 hits. Rammering offense featured Dan's Cate and Ewauiped Ue Manders. Richy ler Delt hosted the event with Dewalle and Dewalle, Taleulon, Dagowkal, and Tones contributing to the chaotic, noisy matchup.
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Buntley
Welle
Polo Field
Caldwell
Brown
Bravowell
Richy Ler Delt
Flanders
Fatlee
Dewalle
Owl Cafe and Perpetual Help in span American League playoff final
Two teams split opening games at Van Daele field as Owl Cafe and Perpetual Help vie for a two out of three series. Perpetual Help won 8 to 5 after a late surge, while Owl Cafe pushed the deciding game to extra innings before falling 6 to 3.
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Owl Cafe
Perpetual Help
van Daele Field
Shaughnessy
Bunciay
Pepsi- Cola
To & Owl Cafe
San Antonio Merchants
Edgar Bergmann
Ol Cafe
Chita Bettencourt
Hilalo
Omunn
Troins
Owl
Frank Areos
Gilbert Kester
Hires
Tom Buearostro
Butch Carrola
Rudy Simon
Simon
Myrtle Fuller
Reyes Lara
Abelo
Bonnett.ry
Carrolaz
Moriiéelt
Gonaules
Girardolf
Ambitious Football Campaign Aims to Fill San Antonio Stadium
Promoters plot a major booster push to open the football season with high attendance and strong revenue. Plans include celebrity games, pep squads, stunts, and aggressive ticket sales in San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and Brackenridge John Reagan areas to retire stadium debt.
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Jefferson
Corpus Christi
Brackenridge
John Reagan
Bounton
Browbesten
Guarrantees
Corpus
Reagan
Zens
Anatter
Buccaneers
San Antonio
Aggie Tulsa Villanova Baylor games face demand for seats
AP reports amid anxious signals from the chamber of commerce football committee, with a $35,000 guarantee at stake and 22,200 seats in the stadium at risk. Officials warn of potential firings and pressure on underwriters as teams from Texas pursue high profile matchups and tournament play in a volatile midseason scene.
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Krueger
Andy
Chamber of Commerce Football Committee
Aggie-Tulsa
Villanovas
Baylor
Ste
Chamber of Commerce
Ciose
Stadian
Orl
Riggs Beats Neill in Rye Tennis Match Upset
In Rye Aug 9 Bobby Riggs defeated Don McNeill 6-2 3-5 7-5 8-4 to reach the Easter Gras courts final, while Alice Marble crushed Helen Jacobs and Mike Jacobs in a separate display. The crowd cheered as the top American players faced off, with Riggs showing patience and counterpunching while Marble dominated the women’s field.
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Rye
Bobby Riggs
Don McNeil
Por Dan
Gallery
Don
Ruby Robert
Ehigger
Bab Neill
Riggs
Bobby
Pont
Ameri ¢S
Blond Alice
Helen Jacobs
Mike Jacobs
Wilds and Waters Oddity Beams From San Diego Texas
Report from Duval County owner J L C Bearman describes a bizarre pipe explosion on the Howell lease near San Diego that wrapped around a coyote’s neck. Manuel Hinojosa captured the moment. Beaman plans to publish photos. Also notes a deer hunter praising new guns and advice on reel maintenance.
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J. L. C. Bearman
Duval County Facts
San Diego
Texas
Howell
Manuel Hinojosa
Beaman
Marshall Golf Club Championship Contention Narrowed
Dick Martin defeats Jack Tinnin to reach the final at Marshall Golf and Country Club with Don Schumacher upsetting Jimny Goldman. Joe Moore Jr. is eliminated in the quarter finals as Dallas players dominate the semis and set up a Dallas final Monday to decide the championship.
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Marshall
Marshall Golf and Country Club
Dick Martin
Don Schumacher
Martin
San Antonio
Joe Moore Jr
Tackle tips for tight joints and fishing lingo
The passage offers fishing advice about loosened joints and ferrules on rods. It suggests wrapping tuber above ferrule for non slip grip when pulling tight joints apart. It notes anglers often use colorful fishing slang, and contrasts two pound bass with 200 pound bass fishermen.
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Cately
Bexar Facts Style Snippets Hit Or Miss Names And Notices
A mosaic of oddball notes mentions Paul carbon airplane machinist Leroy Mueller Texas University executive demesior Bel store and Raymond Curry with beer for workers. The column laments weather, local tales, and assorted people from San Antonio, Yorktown, and Fort Sam Houston, with quirky asides on cars and vacations.
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Paul Carbon
Lweather
Leroy Mueller
Iyte
University of Texas
Bel
Raymond Curry
Thal
San Antonio
J. Palm
Dozen Trotters Gather for Hambletonian Race in Goshen
Goshen New York August 12 The Hambletonian field looks open with about a dozen three year old trotters possible in the $45 000 pot and a 20 000 plus payoff. Lord Jims son Gentleman Jim driven by Doc Parshall led past winners and favorites include Spencer Scott Kuno Milestone and Earl s Moody Guy. Greyhound the world champion trotter appears on the opening day with Flake in the $2500 trotting horse club.
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Goshen
N.Y
Leask
Lord Jim
Uack
Jim
Gentleman Tin
John FP. Pavis
Toledo
H. M
Doc” Parshall
Agaiast
Peter Astra
M Goshen
Bill Cane
Spencer Scott
C. W. Phelils
Greenwich
Conn
Fratean
Tam Bar Bostwich
Kuno
Milestone
Joseph A. Neville
Delaware
Ohio
Earl
Moody Guy
Lexington
Stably
Earl F
Shropshire
Tony
Greyhound
Flake
0 Day Duck Season Set by Secretary Ickes for Hunters
Washington announces a 0 day season extension for ducks geese coots and jacksnipe due to larger waterfowl populations The hunting day now runs from sunrise to 4 p m for waterfowl and coots with other birds adjusted Accordingly bag limits remain 10 ducks per day while geese limited to three per day Woodcocks have shorter seasons and other species follow zone based dates October through December The new rule allows possession of the legal limit for 20 days after season end. canvasbacks red heads buffleheads and ruddy ducks limited to three per day with doubled possession in the group The act continues closet seasons for Ross geese swans and a three shell limit on some species.
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Ickes
Tom Edye
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
United States
Alaska
Ross
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