Missions Aim To Crack Shaughnessy Playoffs On Tough Schedule
The Missions trudge toward the first division with a 4 1/2 game gap, facing 23 remaining games highlighted by a six-game road stretch including three doubleheaders against the Dallas Steers. Beaumont kept pace in a split with Houston, while Steve Larkin and Earl Caldwell shined in a 6 0 shutout and Abe Miller sealed a 5 4 comeback win.
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Shaughnessy
Hank Bavereid
Stuthplace
Tech
Beau Mhont
Dallas
Missions
Tulsa
Beaumont
Start
Steve Larkin
Earl Caldwell
Hal Wiltse
Joe Hare
Abe Miller
Selier Ball
Web
Caldwell
Urst
Ross
Cullen
Hurt
Seaxom
Kar
Kolt
Oklahoma City
Eagle
Larkin
Roy Cullenbine
Perry Geer Sten
Afazwera
Beer Glen
Curdenbine
Tebbetts and Ware
Springfield
Wallace Says It No To Texas Huntsmen
Governor Alied presses Agriculture Wallace to loosen dove hunting rules. Wallace rejects plea citing humane concerns and conservation. Federal rules do not clash with state law but closing hour and after 4 p m season limit persists. Governor telegrams Wallace, wife hears of reply noting little chance of changes this year.
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Wallace
Texas Huntsmen
Austin
U81
Texas
Daniel V. Alieed
Baytown Golf Ace Junior Contender enters Texas junior event
Alfred Powell, Baytown Country Club champion, has entered the ninth annual Texas junior golf tournament at Brackenridge Park. The field includes Fred Mr Farren, Roy Sherrill, Halwerth Grum, Henry Hauser, Tom Miller, Charley Robinson, and Don Schumacher, who won the 1934 title, returning to defend his laurels.
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Alfred Powell
Baytown Country Club
Texas
Tweight
Brackenridge Park
Powell
Fred Mr Farren
Schreiner
Roy Sherrill
Temple
Halwerth Grumdies
Iecil
Henry Hauser
Kerrville
Jand Tom Miller
Charley Robinson
Dallas
Don Schumacher
Vaudeville letter on a mile long paper tale surfaces
In 1913 George D. Clardy produced a 36 inch wide newspaper roll letter for a novelty vaudeville act. The oversized sheet, crated to Panama, featured large lumber crayon writing and traveling via the Panama railroad to reach Empire and Culebra. Also highlighted is Martin Link, an 87 year old Buffalo man who walks 18 miles daily to attend horseshoeing classes in New York.
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George D. Clardy
Clardy
F. F. Quinn
Panama
Quinn
Tpn
Culebra
Martin Link
Buffalo
New York State
Mission Boxes Baseball Box Score Summary
In a written box score style the report records multiple players with hits including three base hits for Pélezer Garms and a home run by Cullenbine. Wiltse pitched two innings allowing multiple hits while Miller earned the win with 4 strikeouts. umpires were Jones, Welsh, and Coe. Bases on balls and sacrifices are noted along with player substitutions and fielding plays.
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Cullenbine
Lorgeer
Piexer
York
Pfleger
Bell
Stanton
Mazzera
Hare
Engle
Garms
Wiltse
Miller
Ninth inning collapse ends game with costly errors
The final inning saw Jones send a long ball to Mazzera for the last out as 6144 fans attended, including 2744 paid admissions and 2423 women. Bettencourt was again injured, while Mission outfielder, struck on the head by a pitch earlier, sprained an ankle after a foul off Miller, leaving Pappy unable to tie the leg today.
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Jones
Mazzera
Larry Bettencourt
Mission
Monty
Miller
Pappy
Yale baseball thumped by Keio in 19–0 loss
Yale University’s baseball team suffered a 19 to 0 defeat at Keio University in a nonconference game. League President J Alvin Gardner observed the Utes double-header and witnessed the lopsided result.
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League
J. Alvin Gardner
Ute
XALY
Yale University
Keioh University
Klick Set Up For Canzoneri
San Francisco report notes Tony Cangonert defending lightweight title with a decisive win over Frankie Klick, showcasing dominance in the ring. Cangonert, a New Yorker, again proves his superiority in the fourth bout between the two, though the title itself was not at stake.
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San Francisco
Tony Cangonert
Frankie Klick
Cangonert
New Yorker
San Franciscan
Guneonerl
Pal
Park netters reduced in thirteenth public parks tennis
Seventeen champion players including seeded stars continue in the running for the public parks tennis title in New Orleans. A halted first round left Roswell Lee trailing Milton Bielfield as darkness ended play with Lee behind 10-8 6-2 4-5 3-2, eyeing a fifth set for a potential meeting with Bernard Welsh. An anticipated clash pits Arnold Simons of Louisville against William Hughes of Memphis for a major upset chance.
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New Orleans
Public Parks
Milton Bielfield
Detroit
Washington, D.C
Bielfield
Arnold Simons
Louisville
Star
William Hughes
Tennessee
Memi Bhs
Light Newsies Grid Team to Practice
The Light Newsies will practice Tuesday night at 7 39 for football season. Players reported include Castro Lo Zand Padilla Casarez Silva Lopez Cruz Rodriguez Gomez Garcia Cabide Ruffa and Nene Chapa, with location at the corner of Martin and Cameron streets.
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Newsies
Martin and
Cameron Streets
Pact
Castro
Lo Zand
Padilla
Casarez
Silva
Lopez
Cruz
Rodriguez
Gomez
Garcia
Cabide
Ruffa
Liberty Drugists win third straight city softball title
Liberty Drugs defeats Alamo Jewelry 7 to 4 in the city double elimination final at San Pedro Park to capture the men's softball championship for the third consecutive year. Meissner belted a triple and Joe Obriotti hit a left center homer to key the late rally, while Alamo Jewelry stranded 10 baserunners.
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Alamo Jewelery
San Pedro Park
Liberty
Alamo
Meissner
Rowe
Bartholomew
Buber
Slater
Joe Dicbott
Ta Deen
Sheridan
Jake Obriotti
Veltman
Joe
Andy Obriotti
Sonimoff
Tiberty Drugs
Tiberts Delien GA
Tobrioty
Murrasc
Joe Ghriatts
Yolly, Collings
Jake Obriatt
Bart Tholomew
Butler
Ssuchez
Schimeli
Jane’ Obriattt
Aft' Heal
Meisner
Sanches Tz
Sunday School League Playoff Night Highlights
First night of play offs features Woodlawn Meth Riverside Baptist and others in mixed results. Tailors versus Financers clash at San Pedro venue. White Wings girls to visit Mexico for games with government support. San Angelo Nine falls to Arkansas City in national tourney. Sheepherders eliminated 11-7 in Wichita.
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H. Meth
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Callins
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Eagles
Pidveer
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Oelock
Mexico
Alinterrey
Mexico City
San Angelo
Wichita
Kan
Arkansas City
Bateball
San Al-gelo
Lexas
Haeffner and Sukeforth Behind Tebbetts' Success
Catchers Bill Marfiner and Clyde Sukeforth helped shape George Tebbetts, who began as a grade school second baseman and, at age ten, adopted Haelfner as his model. Sukeforth mentored him later, Tebbetts catching Lefty Grove at 17 and refining skills in the Northeastern league with Bob Coleman guiding him in Springfield. Tebbetts has baseball lineage from Art Ryan and Dick Ryan, veterans in the era.
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Bill Marfiner
Pittsturth Pirates
Clyde Sukeforth
Cincinnati Reds
George Tebbetts
Beaumont
Tebbetts
Haelfner
Haelner
Ant
George
Sukeforth
Lefty Grove
East Douglas
Mass
Springfield
Bob Coleman
Art Ryan
Ma Con
Manchester
Nashua
Brockton
Acoust
Dick Ryan
Little Rock
Rochester
Lonnie Crow Attacked While On Police Duty
Lonnie Crow, pilot for the city police, was struck in the back by a foul ball near the Maée stands and required treatment at Robert B. Green hospital. He initially refused aid and later kept the ball as a trophy, handing it to Capt. Dickman for display. It remains undecided if the ball goes to athletic awards or police memorabilia.
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Lecheid
Lonnie Crow
Robert B. Green Hospital
WW. U Dickman
A Sure Way to the Job You Want Classified Ad
A simple guide promises efficient job leads through light classified ads with broad readership and low cost. It urges readers to place ads at a Broadway and Fifth Street location, emphasizing reach and economy.
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Gome
Broadway
Fifth Street
Russian swimmer Nicholai Malin completes la black sea swim
Nicholai Malin, a Russian swimmer, covered 50 kilometers in the Black Sea in 17 hours and 54 minutes despite strong headwinds. No official record for a 50 kilometer swim exists, and details remain unlisted.
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Soghi
Crimea
Nicholai Malin
Black Sea
Samouce to Play in Wednesday Polo Match
Lieut. Duke Samouce of Fort Lang Houston polo returns after ankle injury and is expected to compete in the 5 o clock Wednesday game between the Third Brigade and San Antonio at Brackenridge Park. The Brigade continues player trials to form a winning lineup against the improved San Antonio outfit.
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Duke Samouce
Fort Lang Houston
Palo
Third Brigade
Ban Antonio
Brackenrigge Park
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