Jakucki Hurls First Mission Road Contest
Jakucki pitches as the Mission renew their series with Tulsa for third place in the Texas League stretch run. Manager Jimmy Adair announces a do or die swing through the end of September with six road games remaining and a Labor Day twin bill at 6:30. The home stand shows six wins and four losses, matching a road record of 4 4 2 as San Antonio, Dallas, and Fort Worth press the standings.
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Tulsa
Oiers’ Park
Sig Jakucki
Jimmy Adair
Houston
Beaumont
Shreveport
Iaustan Herr
M90
Tech
Missions
Rough Howe
Adair
Hames
San Antonio
Dallas
Padres
Wort Worth
Dinezahati
Kraus
Indians
Sen
Ringgles
Galle
Colemith
Iiple
Newman
Anderson
Wale
Croucher
Carver
Li E
Millees
Sears
Wood
Gale
Mistele
Murray
Oklahoma
LaMacehia
Believert or Not! Kraus and Sepkowski spark late rally
Newspaper game notes describe a tense late innings rally with Ted Sepkowski stealing home in the fifth and again during chaos at the plate. Ambitious plays by Kraus Sertich and Croucher help keep the team in contention as Sepkowski and Ankenman prod the offense while Newman, Mitchell, and Las Macchia contribute in scattered at bats amid defensive plays and baserunning hustle.
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Ceiver
Kraus
Sertich
Croucher
Anderson
Sears
Newman
W& Romper
Ted Sepkowski
McCabe
Pat Ankenman
Sepkowski
Coleman
Anckenman
Berlieh
Ankenman
Mike
Pat
LaMacchia
Amerson
Newmar
Taft
Land
Narania
Ankenmen
Plae
Adam Ne
Spade
Weeener
Las Macchia
Mitchell
Grant
Biscay Quits The Browns In Cleveland Stir
Irked by an upper berth dispute, Fitcher Frank Biscay of the St. Louis Browns walked out after the assignment. Browns secretary Charles DeWitt confirmed Biscay’s status and declared he is off the payroll.
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Fitcher
Frank Biscay
St. Louis Browns
Clevelake
Indians
Charles DeWitt
Browns
Betumont
DeWitt
Riseau
Sevenert
Oxahoma City
Luke Sowell
Dallas
Sireveport
Fae Worth
Beaunont
Lomly Gurmes
Fort Worth Beats Beaumont in Tight Texas League Showing
Fort Worth edged Beaumont 4 to 3 in a tense game. San Antonio and Oklahoma City bats sparked the rally as Sepkowski Newtown collected two-base hits. Pitchers LaMucia and McCabe matched zeros before Fort Worth pulled ahead late with key hits and solid relief.
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Ini Sido
San Antonio
Okluhenae City
Sto Jan
Supkowaki
Duezabou
Renta
Sepkowski
Newtoun
Sidio
Sehaits
Jeurman
Aukenman
Ladtsechia
McCoor
LaMucchia
McCabe
Bath
Cuvier and Williamson
Randolph games set by chamber for fall at Alamo stadium
The Weir sponsored Randolph field games tomorrow fall at Alamo stadium were announced Friday by Polly Krueger chair of the football committee. The Ramblers 144 Stars honored as Con's Mo. 1 team will open November 2 against Southwestern University Georgetown and November 9 versus Texas A and I Kingsville. A night game starts at 8 p.m. The chamber also sponsors the September 28 Texas Aggies at Tech Red Raiders clash.
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Randolph Fiel
Alamo Stadia
Polly” Krueger
Ramblers
Southwestern University of Georgetown
Agaist
Texas A
I. of Kingsvilla Bach
P.m
Chamber of
Tutored Kierses Approved by U.S. Army In Horse Demonstration
In Pennsylvania on August 16, a horse demonstration showed the Uiptatow ing system. Col F W Koestur and Capt I J Rulels supervised as veterinarians and experts placed numerals inside upper lips of two thoroughbreds. Three more horses displayed the numerals, with no swelling or irritation observed. The Jockey Club will consider this part of registered thoroughbreds.
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U.S. Army
F. W. Koestur
Cypt. I
Rulels
BG. Catlett
Jockey Club
Edmund Coffey
The
Jaycee Rodeo Offers Fourth Night of Wild West Events
The Jaycee rodeo crew readies Wood and Storey arena on Vance Jackson Road for Fridays show at 8 pm. The program features calf roping, barrel racing, bulldogging rounds, and resumption of pending events after Thursday’s electrical interruptions. Competitors include Harold Waison in bareback riding and a crowd of entrants from San Antonio, Beaumont, Fort Worth, and Belton among others.
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Storey Irena
Vance Jackson Road
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Brandsland
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Cleburne Triels
Drowpe
Cultropink
Lea Thorne
Sabinary
Iga Sands
Charley Whines
Hi Irony Tite
Bob Manefichl
Michard Miller
Westhoff
Markiy McBride
Crrpus
Mite Tone Himl
San Antonio
Thaie Alon
San Aumalo
Betta
Ro Chosen
Beaumont
Bobly Booth
Fort Wor
Rul Walker
Belton
Roy Calloway
Raymondville
Bo Ghouson
Bentemont
Ben Davia
San Anfong
Charles Hud
Killeen
Veterans and outsiders meet in Western Amateur golf semi finals
In Cleveland on August 16, Louise Suggs and Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias were favored to reach the 86 hole Western Amateur semi finals at the Country Club. Zaharias faced 12 year old Ky McMillin while Suggs met Cleveland champion Jean Eoptins. Quarterfinals saw Suggs defeat Shaffer 6 and 5 and Zaharias beat Bust 5 and 4. McMillin defeated Diringer 4 and LAN ZEML LEAVES $50,000 probate filed for Tony Lazzeri estate worth about 50 000 with half to wife Maye and half to son David.
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Country Club
Louise Suggs
Lita Springs
Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Denver
Tom O'Shanter
Zaharias
R Yy McMillin
Green Bay
Wis
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Iowa
Miss Suggs
Jean Eoptins
Suggs
Lan Zeml
San Francisco
Tony Lazzeri
Maye Lazzeri
David
Pac Leagor Ban di
Burrows Puts Em Ahead But U S Stars Lose
A highly garbled game report details Burrows scoring and late moments as the U S Stars fall. Numerous misspellings obscure team names, players, and stats but mention Burrows and Kitson with multiple errors, stolen bases, and an umpire named Henline. Attendance is listed as 1,269.
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U.S
Raananae
Allerich
Smith
Ltson
Behneider
Kitson
Buber
Gibson
Bethe
Auvkewmnon
Kitsos
Iwerbaye Wilts
Salueiders Gee
Sehrunka
Hayward
Sehneider
Pelton
Fivnternl
Kilsws
Sacrthen
iRov
Double Nluya
Iiss
Mucher Sheevin
Molton
Jett
All-Stars
New York
AML
Adams
Yandali
Loca
Zuckerman
Zueny
Ct Ganakowek
Garr
Be Cruydt
OM Shentin
Adems
Hy Yanitoli
Zucker
Zugey
Uy Carra
Hy Go Cruydt
Wif Adams
Aff Gadkowski
Sucker Man
de Cruydt
Datbonalel
City Softball Roundup Struggles To Crown City Champion
The City Softball Association schedules a Friday night 8:15 start at Richter field with East Wellsley in an exhibition and a Naval unit clash to determine tourney advancement. Senior Sunday School playoffs feature First Evangelical versus Harlandale Church of Christ and Grace Lutheran versus Highland Park Part 1 Lutheran, amid several junior matchups at Lambert Beach. Raul Gonzales of Moonglow shines with a 9 strikeouts, a home run, and one hit allowed as Moonglow blanks Manuel’s Place 4-0.
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East Welly
Richter Field
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45061 Squadron
Inspection
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First Church of the Nazarene
South Side Christian
First Baptist
St. Juhm's Lutheran
Dewitt Reviews Park Site Options for Missions
Bill DeWitt vice president and GM of the St. Louis Frowns, parent of the San Antonio Missions, visited the city with Mrs. DeWitt and attorney Jim Dunbar to inspect city-owned sites for a Missions park. John F. Zeller arranged a luncheon and promised to show all options, with costs rebudgeted as high. The Browns official hoped to remain through the weekend to discuss with the mayor, while Ammy Adair and DeWitt held a brief meeting before the Missions left town at noon.
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St. Louis
San Antonio
Zeller
Bern
DeWitt
Ammy Adair
Missions
Heavyweight Bout on KABC Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Two heavyweight contenders Yommy Gomez of Tampa and Jersey Walcott of Camden clash in a ten round main event at Madison Square Garden. The Foxy Joe-nnt styled fighter faces a challenging test as the bout airs on ABC's Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports on KABC 890 at 8 p.m.
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