Airmen Seek Playoff Edge in City Championship Series
The San Antonis Air Depot faces Techeld in a city championship playoff game at 3:30 Saturday afternoon. A win would push the series to Sunday against the Texas Chiropractic College Hawks. a defeat advances another game and delays the Chiro series. Rain interruptions have marred earlier play at Eagle Field. Handlebars Haro is the insurer ace, with Cockrell likely starting for the Airmen and Lefty Alexander possibly facing them if the series continues.
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Co M Title Winner in National Guard Game at Palacios
San Antonio Texas National Guard unit Company M won brigade honors at Palacios, edging Company ER as stars Suche pitched steadily and Hess and Moises provided heavy hitting. Despite a muddy field the defense allowed only two errors, with Bass, D Bass, Brown, Peggins, Chittenden, Ackerman and Forster among the lineup.
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Hess
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Jackie Fields to defend or vacate title by October 28
Jackie Fields world welterweight champion must defend or vacate by October 28 under the National Boxing Association six month rule. An eye ailment granted a three month extension to arrange a bout with Young Corbett II, while George Nichols seeks a challenger to defend the light heavyweight crown in Chicago Stadium with a December 18 deadline.
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Jackie Fields
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Birth announced for Detroit boy in Houston notices
Houston August birth notice reports Meelinie Schuble of Detroit giving birth to a baby boy last week. The Schuble family, tied to Krust fandiolr, is listed in the terse agate format with limited readable details from the prom para.
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iHrinie Behuble
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Judge Delays Case to Help Cubs to Flag
CMCAGO Aug 2 Midge John Reatburn and Gere' mu eithtake abb y Ht. The hearing continues delaying action as judges weigh earlier motions. Jurges shot and wounded, authorities report as case proceeds with further filings and requests for continuances.
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Finals in three events at Louisville tourney
By Aug 20 the tenth national public parks team tournament in Louisville scheduled finals in three events and semis in others. Women's singles match featured Mrs. Virginia Dycker of St Louis against Helen Germain of New York. Men's doubles pitted Alexander Kelles and Price Colvin of Hartmore against Gordon Brandt and Carl Ireneus of Chicago. Women's doubles saw Irene Devid with Mrs Andree Russell of Cleveland vs Mrs Ducker with Mrs Anne Lindemann of St Louis. Only the men's finals would follow today's play with semifinals Dooley Mitchrit of Washington vs Arnold Simons of Louisville and Ted Drewes of St Louis vs George OConnell of Chicago.
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Carl Ireneus
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Irene Devid
Andree Russell
Cleveland
Ducker
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St. Louis
Dooley Mitchrit
Washington
Arnold Simons
Ted Drewes
George O'Connell
Three Outstanding in Marathon Race at Mount Vernon
The national A. 4. VI. marathon championship sponsored by the Evening Star draws 125 entrants. Forecasters rate 3 leading Americans and 8 sturdy Germans as favorites for the 25 mile 365 yard course from Mount Vernon to the White House. Defending champ William Agee of Baltimore and notable rivals Clarence De Mar of Harrison Maine and Paul De Bruyn, 24 5? car-old minner, loom large.
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Stars Opening Southwest Tennis Stars Opening
Southwest Tennis Stars opening program covers first round matches at the San Antonio Country Club. Bart Taylor defends his title as Delph Mudledsen rises, with rivals Bert ram Welteng Jesse Pfeiffer Frost Carvel Gilbert Denman George Dulling Lucien Tacoste Jack Taylor and others in the men’s field, while Joselyn Lyons challenges Anna Mae Reichert for the women's crown with Mrs A J Goldberg invited.
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Bart Taylor
Austin
Delph Mudledsen
A. J. Goldberg
Gonzales
Pacific Coast
National Red Wings Clinch 4-1 Victory Over Cowboys at San Petro
Talog Salas shined for the National Red Wings as they outslugged Gene Benge Cowboys 4 to 1 at San Petro Park on Friday afternoon. Wagenfuhr and Garcia scattered hits for the Cowboys while Bartholomew and Peche powered the Wings with timely hits and strong defense.
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National Red Wings
Gene Benge
Castoff's Revenge Murky Trade Sparks Big Win
Here It Isl. Aug. 20. AUTCHINSON. Recently traded by Meskoras to Hutchine safi four baseballs. Georges Hub bell, southpaw Serer, today had convinced his former manager that a mistake was made. He shut out the Muc kogee team 10 to 0 yielding six hits in a Western association game.
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Hutchine Safi
Georges Hubbell
Serer
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Muckogee
Indians idle play two Sunday in Ty ler
The San Antonio Indians halt their streak with a day off Saturday and plan a Sunday double header in Tyler. Old Lefty Johns beat Bob House 2-0 in game one, fanning 12 as no Indian reached base twice. Bill Terry allowed three hits in game two but Fort Worth won 5-1. Danforth impressed in relief, while Tyler keeps playing Henderson in an exhibition.
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Fragmented boxing result snippet with unclear names
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and places such as Mie, Amunroten te river, Italy, Roslin, Charley, Haul Puntalen, Ghiraph, Harvey Mastonnen, Conwell, New York, and others. The text lacks coherent structure or identifiable outcomes, making precise reporting difficult.
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Prelim Steals Expo Mat Show at Ralph Hammonds Arena
About a thousand mat fans witnessed an innovation with a stacked lineup of prelims and main eventers at Ralph Hammonds Expossion arena. Charlie Teard and Rex Michael fought to a 20 minute 3 draw. The Sheik was disqualified after a foul filled final as Rattan staged a comeback with a Persian style reversal. Cyclone Fox dominated Ted Travis before a chaotic finish.
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Eddie Tolan Will Remain Amateur Detrons
Eddie Tolan, the world’s fastest man to 200 meters, says he will stay amateur for the thrill of it and not cash in on races. He plans exhibitions in Europe this fall and hopes to pursue medical education at the University of Michigan. He wants his mother and family to help him stay in the amateur ranks.
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Don Lucky Without Luck Pieces
Detroit Ang reports British challenger Don Lucky Without Luck Pieces in the Harmworth race remains unshaken by superstition while rival Gar Wout relies on luck pieces. A rusty horseshoe was tied to Don's Miss England II as she arrived Walkerville. A photographer asked him to pose with the horse shoe, he declined, noting he does not believe in such things.
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968 Shooting at Vandalia
Vandalia Ohio hosts the national trapshooting tournament as 968 entrants begin a week of events led by the second dimunl open championship won last year by Clyde Mitchell. Amateur scores include 98 of 100 with Borris Woodward Heistand tied at 98, and a dramatic shoot-off where Heistand lost a coin flip.
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Pleasanton Cubs to Play Sunshine Specials Sunday
Pleasanton Cubs face the Sunshine Specials at 2 pm Sunday behind the Cubs' clubhouse. Tatty Vogel will pitch for the Specials with Davis catching. Hunt will be held in reaneve, and Pleasanton seeks contact with nearby teams and leagues for future games.
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Star Foursome in Symons Tournament at Breckenridge Park
The star Sunday foursome in Harry Symons annual amateur tournament at Breckenridge Park is under way. Albaugh, medalist and defending champion, faces Miller Campbell while Mac Burnell meets Ling Lien T. H. Chanman in the opening round.
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Relieving ace Wiley Moore saves Yankees late
In 1927 Wiley Moore, a veteran rookie, led the Yankees with key relief stints. At 30, he joined from Boston and helped beat the Tigers 4-3 after entering in the ninth. Tony LaRosa drove in the winning run as Babe Ruth hit his 35th homer.
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Cops Glare at Lady Golfers Court Case in Chicago
Ten women golfers sue Lincoln Park officials to play on a course free of heckling by policemen. Their attorney says backers heckle and threaten them during matches. Army games postponed due to wet grounds. two games will be rescheduled as doubleheaders next week.
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Klein Extends Slugging Lead In Baseball Figures
New York August 20 1919 Chuck Klein of the Phillies surged in slugging standings as he topped the league in runs batted in with 120 and home runs 36. He led both leagues in hits with 184 while placing first or second in many slugging categories. Foxx of the Athletics trailed but remained near the top in several marks. Other top names included Meuse Manush and Lefty O’Doul with notable totals across the circuits.
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Texas League Scores and Standings Noted
Incomplete baseball brief lists results across leagues with teams such as San Antonio Tyler and Cleveland Detroit New York Washington and Philadelphia. Undated notes mention upcoming games and play notes with several matchups and partial scores.
National League Score Roundup and Oddities
Fragmented report lists multiple NL games with inconsistent team spellings and scores such as Felday’s Rexully 9 beating Wirestucwir 4 while Brooklyn and New York results mix with unclear city names. Southern Association notes include Atlanta, Birmingham, New Orleans and Kennaville 4B and other unclear outcomes.
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Tyree Race Track Breaks Ground in Arcadia
Ground was broken today for the $1,000,000 Tyree racing track near Los Angeles at Arcadia. Anita Baldwin, daughter of E. J. Baldwin, urged the first shovelful of dirt and presented the Baldwin colors to Los Angeles Jockey Club President Joseph N. Smoot. The plan calls for a mile course with chutes at the half and three-quarter marks, plus two club houses and a large grandstand.
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Legion Junior Bail Teams Down to Six
Omaha nebraska August 20 completion of six American Legion junior baseball teams for the all western sectional meet was announced after regional tests west of the Missouri river. Finalist teams include Athena Kan Scratule Wash Boulder vote Los Angeles New Orleans and Minneapolis.
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Mooney's Swat Secures 4-2 Nats Victory
Mooney delivered a clutch swing driving in runs as the Mexico Nats defeated the Austin Recr. 4-2 Friday night at Tooh Fei Pena Jaret 10. Ramires and Erbe supported the attack while pitching held firm in a tight game.
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