Randolph Wins in Baseball Fourth Time
Randolph Ramblers sweep Army league title for the fourth straight year in a 10-7 comeback at Kelly Field. At about 4000 fans, the largest crowd of the season, Randolph pulled ahead late with a rally before Kelly’s Al Crostwaite silenced the drive. Shaler and Tarpley each had three hits for Randolph while Babalu doubled for Kelly as the Ramblers claimed the victory and packed for football.
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Derringer Weds Eloise Brownback in Decatur
The former Eloise Brownback of Decatur became Mrs. Paul Derringer, wife of the Cincinnati Reds pitcher. They married at noon Wednesday in Decatur and planned to join his club soon. Mrs. Derringer is the daughter of a well known Decatur farmer.
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National Pilgrimage Day to Lourdes Shrine
Yesterday marks National Pilgrimage Day to the Lourdes Shrine where the 1458 Marian apparition to a peasant girl is recalled. Hundreds of thousands visit the grotto while nearby arches and sacred structures, including the Crypt and Basilica, anchor this noted religious site.
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City Major Fray Sets Title Deciding Game
The City Major league playoff moved to Air Depot field for a 5 PM Thursday game after Richter's Mutter Krust beat Air Depot 3-2 in seven innings, tying the series at one win each. John Hill homered for Air Depot and Letty Lavell collected four safeties for Richter's, with darkness stopping play after seven innings.
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Fragmented OCR sports names and scores across leagues
A garbled OCR chunk lists players, teams, and stats from multiple leagues. It mentions Houston San Antonio and Birmingham with scattered numbers, including runs batted in and relief pitchers, but the text is unreadable and inconsistently formatted, providing no coherent single game or event.
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Simon Shoots a 309 in Alamo Recreation bowling match
In a Wednesday bowling session at Alamo Recreation, Franklin Staton, as vintner manager of drives, rolled a perfect 309. Simon matched with 10 New York hits and a standout finish, while multiple players from Dallas and San Antonio contributed to a dense, high scoring roster across rounds.
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Missions Lean In On Batters In Texas League Race
The Missions chase individual batting and two league races as five clubs bunch in the Texas League Mest division. Debs Garms and Jandy Mires vie for top hits while Jim Maso, Babe Howell, and Sig Gryska battle for run and doubles crowns amid a tense Oklahoma City series that ended 9-7 in favor of the hosts.
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Meeting to appoint officers for next season in Southwest Texas Baseball
Officials for the next season will be named at a meeting of the Southwest Texas Baseball Officers' Association at 7:30 Thursday night in Room 946 of the Gunter Hotel. City playoff plans will be discussed with Blue Merer, present president Cent, presiding.
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Red Sox slump sinks to sixth as Athletics sweep doubleheader
Boston drops to sixth place after Donnie Mack’s Phillies Athletics sweep both ends of a doubleheader 5-4 and 7-2. Browns win behind early offense. Cardinals stretch win streak to nine as Hubbell earns his 18th. Yankees equalized at 12 games under .500 while Pirates beat Cubs 4-0 and Phillies 9-1.
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Untitled sports notes from scattered 19th century box scores
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