Muncrief seeks 23rd win as Missions face Oilers in Tulsa
At Tulsa Aug 20 Bob Muncrief aims for his 23rd win of the season against the Oilers with Julian Tubb on the mound in the opener of a two game series. Maurice Newlin moved within one win of Muncrief by beating Dallas 5 to 1, helping San Antonio gain ground in the standings.
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Oilers
Julian Tubb
Maurice Newlin
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Oklahora City
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Rebels
Milaslons
Dallas
Pred Blake
Giratto
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Sar Alfonso
Chuck Stevens
Vernon
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Woody Bell
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Georgie Meyer
Deck Bradsher
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Hausmann
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Simick
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Palmer
Ebengrafe
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Boxers and Wrestler Suspended in Texas
AUSTIN Aug 20 UNS Un der so indefinite suspension after 8 ruling by the boxing and wrestling division of the state bureau of labor statistics were two boxers and one wrestler all of Houston Wrestler Ten Macaluso drew his penalty from Labor Commissioner Joe Kunschik for failure to fulfill a contract in Houston on August 9 One of the boxers Raymond Walker was suspended for failing to appear on a Houston card on August 15 while E Barcus was accused of failing to put forth his best efforts on the same exibition
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UNS
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State Bureau of Labor Statistics
Houston
Ten Macaluso
Joe Kunschik
Raymond Walker
E. Barcus
Coaching School Opens at Sun Valley Idaho Under Lon Stiner
Sun Valley Idaho Aug 20 Idaho Oregon and neighboring states gather for the opening of the third coaching school led by Lon Stiner head football coach and A T Tale, with basketball and bast coach from Oregon State Mege.
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Idaho
Oregon
Corer Nampa
Mtelage
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Bot
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Mege
Texas League Box Score Drama Sees Hues Nip Nuke In Houston
Abbreviated box score narrative shows HUES edge THYO NUKE in a tightly pitched Texas League game. Key players include Murthay, Waitkus, and Calluy with multiple at bats and runs recorded. Umpires were Wooeler and Bogeesst. crowd notes and innings details indicate a close contest with strategic plays and errors shaping the final outcome.
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Warchot Carel
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Aid Fowler
Nick Gregory Joins Padres In Tulsa Transfer
Nick Gregory joins the San Antonio Missions in Tulsa Tuesday after being purchased Monday from Tyler Texas club of the East Texas league. He sports a .333 batting average in the Texas loop and has 93 runs and 141 hits in 424 at bats with 29 doubles, one triple, and 17 homers. He will not be eligible for the Texas league playoff.
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Tulsa
Nick Gregory
Tylers
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Wat- Ung Duych
Pune
Doubles Start in Many Tennis Meet
Cincinnati August 20. The national public parks tennis tourney enters its second day with the ill women's division and opening rounds of men's doubles scheduled amid rain delayed play. Top seed Wills Anderson of Los Angeles, with John Hewitt of Georgetown Ohio, battled to a three set win in a two game margin. Maul of Detroit, sixth seed, defeated Felton Ste of Minneapolis in three tight sets. Crowthers of Los Angeles, second seed, beat Morrin Milcoff of East Cleveland 6 3 6 2 6 3.
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National Public Parks
Wills Anderson
Los Angeles
William Maul
Detroit
Lee Crowitiers
Anderson
John Hewitt
Georgetown
Ohio
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Felton Ste
The Mory Versatile Blind Dian Chronicle
John Metcalf of Knaresborough a renowned eighteenth century figure, despite blindness from age six, excelled as a horseman hunter jockey and guide and served as a soldier and bowler. He surveyed and built roads and bridges, earning fame for resilience and skill. Tomorrow: A cell was his cradle and his grave.
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Knaresborough
England
Rone Pata Nes
John Metcalf
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Era of power swimmers passes in new national race
Seattle Aug. 20 One of America's top swimming coaches, Ray Daughters, declared the championship era of the power swimmer has ended. He cited 15-year-old Mary Ryan of Louisville as emblematic of a new breed relying on technique, stamina, timing and pace control, rather than sheer size, in the national AAU women’s championships at Portland Oregon.
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Mary Ryan
Louisville
Forland
Ore
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Olive McLean
Washington Athletic Club
Ike Helene
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Gelbert Joins Boston Club
The Boston Red Sox took 4 year old iGharley Gelbert, Washington utility infielder, by the waiver route Monday. Gelbert played in 27 games this season with a .370 batting average. He will report Wednesday and Thursday for practice at Concepcion Park and Van Dacle finmond under manager Joe Hionin.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
iGharley Gelbert
Washington
Galbert
Unis
Owilo
Joe Hionin
Sox
Cate Wing
Concepcion Park
Thuraday
Anderson’s team vows readiness for Packers clash
CHICAGO Aug 20 Corch Eddie Anderson of Iowa admits he has no alibis for the August 28 Green Bay showdown at Soldier Field. His all star squad, after three scrimmages, reports no major injuries except Ole Covahill with a broken toe, and hopes the pros use their best to beat the Packers.
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Corch Eddie Anderson
Lowa
Bik Neva Candor
Ruth
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Ole Covahill
Feten
Anderson
Packers
Collegiats
Pat Ankenman II Returned to Houston
New Orleans Pelicans second baseman Pat Ankenman II was sent home to Houston with an illness after being stricken prior to a game against Little Rock. The illness remained undiagnosed as the team faced a troublesome schedule.
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New Orleans
Pat Ankenman
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Little Rock
Cancela Knocks Out Maddon in Eight Round Fight
Tony Cancela of Tampa defeated Toots Maddon of Dallas Peru in the second round of an eight round scheduled bout in Miami Beach Pla on Monday night.
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Pla
Tony Cancela
Tampa
Toots Maddon
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Peru
Down to Earth Girls Basketball Coaching School
Johnny Jones reviews a August Abbott Texas coaching school for high school girls basketball. Abbott sits near Hillsboro and Waco and promotes practical instruction with modest aims. Controversy and expectations surround Southwest Conference preseason buzz and potential Texas A&M nostalgia.
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Mr. Webster
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Abbott
Texas
Hillsboro
Waco
Stadium lights in San Antonio raise foot candle range
City athletic director Claud Kellam explains Alamo Stadium lighting now ranges from 7 to 26 foot candles, double the old Eagle Field's 9 to 12. He says brightness is sufficient for football and a grandma knitting can proceed without issue, with a possible minor future adjustment by altering crossbeam bases.
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Bible class softball playoffs begin Tuesday at Lambert beach
Playoff in the Business Men's Bible class league opens Tuesday night at Lambert beach. Vincent's Vipers meet Draper's Dragons at 8 p.m. Second game Robertson's Razorbacks face Mister's Mules at 9 p.m. Final game Friday night. winner plays a picked team Saturday afternoon at a class barbecue in the Olmos area. W. O. U. to hold meeting at Texas Mission Home.
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Vincent's Vipers
Draper's Dragons
Robertson's Razorbacks
Mister's Mules
Southside Boxing Night at South Flores Club Card
The Southside Athletics boxing show features Lyndell Harrison Leslie Trader Eddie Owlby and Jack Legu Tuesday night at 2800 South Flores Bell time is 8515. Several fighters from the Monn Glow club also appear on the program.
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Lyndell Harrison
Leslie Trader
Eddie Owlby
Jack Legu
South Flores
Monn Glow Club
Texas Leaders the Anocinind Tres and Local Baseball Notes
A scrambled list of players and places from Texas teams, mentioning cities like Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Oklahoma City. It includes names such as Hartis, Greentwee, Mourlamneh, and Stoli buses McDowell, with batting in, pitching, and strikeout notes, plus scattered statistics and locations.
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Ty Newlin
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Four year old Pacer Wins 36th Straight Heat
The four year old pacer owned by A F Simpson of Grand Forks North Dakota won his twelfth consecutive competitive heat and thirty six straight heat of the season in the 2:24 class race. Driven by George W Balde win the horse took the winner's share of the $1403 purse in straight heats pacing the second half mile in 2:04, Towest, mark of the day.
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Doctor Talker
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Ilinois State Fair
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George W. Baldewin
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