Indians Reach Fort Worth Next Stop in Double A Series
Longview Texas August 16 The San Antonio Indians ride a five man pitching staff to a 4 1 win over Longview in the first game of a short series Forrest Sackett hurled seven innings allowing one run on six hits three runs were charged to him in the eighth and ninth with two walks and a single loading the bases before he escaped The Indians scored in the second and third innings on hits by Crossley Brewer Flashkamp er and others Ferguson Mesley ingested a run on a wild sequence including an error and a balk adding to Longview’s woes Clitt doubled Nelean singled for the ninth inning tally as Longview tried to rally The Indians added left hander Danforth to the staff and he joins Cotton States league product in the mound corps against Baton Rouge later this season
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Grout and Harding Triumph in Fort Worth Pro Am Stakes
Fort Worth July 16 Fort Worth pro Dick Grout and Leonard Harding clinched the pro am stake with a 68 tied for first alongside Jack Grout and Byron Nelson in a six team field. Dallas and Shreveport entries filled positions two and three with several Fort Worth pairs close behind. Thirty seven teams competed in the event. Lobos Negras Tobacco plays Castroville Magnolias in Castroville at 1 pm Sunday in a doubleheader. A meeting is set for 6 o’clock Wednesday night.
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Austin
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Dallas
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Double Bills In Big Show
National League releases revised double header schedule through August 12. The plan sets postponed games and tie-breakers as one or two-game doubleheaders across teams including Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Philadelphia with dates spanning August and September.
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Dallas Welcoming Rowland Walfe Home After Olympics
Dallas greets Olympic tumbling champion Rowland Walfe arriving from Los Angeles. Walfe, a Woodrow Wilson high school student, wins Olympic tumbling, with coach Marshall Brown. Babe Didrikson has also received a warm welcome at Fort Worth.
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Persian Puts Up 250 bucks for Reynolds title bid
Promoter Ralph Hammonds offers 250 dollars for a shot at Reynolds if Bach Rattan defeats Bilent in Friday night action. Promoter Hammonds aims to line up a title bout while Cyclone Fox shifts to a separate clash with Ted Travis and Red Michaels returns to the prelim ranks for a 30 minute bout. Reynolds holds a welterweight claim in this heavyweight style lineup.
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Le Fevre to Box Moreno in Beethoven Arena Show
The early Tuesday night card at Beethoven Hall pits Frenchy Le Fevre against Moreno in a rugged Pacific style bout. Local favorite Henry Moreno trains to counter the planned mauling as José Suarez of Vera Cruz faces El Pearlat. other bouts feature rising stars and veteran pros in a packed bill.
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Jimmie Scarmoza
Robert Mooney
Kid Willams
Tony Martinez
Lone Star Loop West Texas League game report summary
In a lone Monday game at Lone Star venue National Redwings defeated Praseely Tirgga 8 to 1 after a late rally. The article lists players with many misread names and obscurities but notes Redwings improved to break even, with dominant pitching and hitting highlighting the win.
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Baseball Schedule Snarled With Typos and Confusion
In the American League schedule a garbled line shows dates and matchups. The fragment mentions Chicago at Washington, St Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York, and Philadelphia at Philadelphia with unclear wording and misspellings creating uncertainty about venues and dates.
National League match and association standings summary
Fragmentary sports notes list teams Visy Tabada Boxton Chirag Brooklyn Pittwhurch Tork Cincinnati and St. Louis with unclear dates. Mentions AMERICAS ASSOCIATION and names Minneapolis Finananoile Jousselles Sir Paul Columbun Ennens Cit, but no coherent results or context.
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Boxton
Chirag
Brooklyn
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Tork
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Texas Boxes Errors in Chaotic Box Score Report
A garbled box score from a Texas game lists multiple players with erratic batting and pitching notes. Names such as Laneford Bonura Holman Whiteman and Easterling appear amid misspelled terms, with unclear inning by inning data and scattered aims at runs, errors, and fielding plays. The fragmentary text references several pitchers including Thurman and Murray, plus references to teams, locations, and a running clock of 2:30.
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Schmeling Walker Bout in New York September 1
Max Schmeling and Mickey Walker have closed with Madison Square Garden for a September 1 bout at the Long Island Bowl. The 15 round match will be promoted by the Garden and the Free Milk for Babies campaign. Schmeling will earn twice Walker’s prize. official figures not released. They will sign articles Thursday as the first semi final for the next June championship match.
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Man jailed for betting against the Cubs
Chicago report describes a motorcycle policeman named Teboda who bet money that the Chicago Cubs would not win, only to see them reach first place. He then sought to collect his $15 stake as punishment or consequence of the bet, highlighting a case of betting across the league.
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Nationa Lengee
Len Vike
Mebel
Tekon Lobes and Oilers Triumph in Rain Soaker
In Abilene on August 16 the Mose Sitams Oilers defeated Snipe Conley's Texan nine 5 to 1. The game ended after four and a half innings due to rain, canceling the second game of the doubleheader.
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Abilene
Mose Sitams Oilers
Snipe Qonley
New Athletic Director at Central HI
Central Catholic high school introduces a new athletic program supervision and appoints Brother Eugene Streckfus as athletic director. Principal Brother Julius Kreshel will assess coaching talent among Central High and St Marys University faculty to name a coach and possibly an assistant for each sport while splitting duties among four or more instructors.
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Julius Kreshel
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Garland Pushes Tokyo Bid For 1940 Olympiad
Willam May Garland, president of the Los Angeles organizing committee, urges Tokyo to host the 1940 Olympic Games. As one of three American IOC members, he says Japan can stage a highly successful Olympiad despite travel difficulties posed by the war, and offers backing through Athletic Director Brother Greckfus.
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