Missions Out To Square Indian Series
The San Antonio Missions seek a second win in Oklahoma City after a dispute with umpire Bill Capps led to manager Jimmy Adair and pitcher Chili Wagener being ejected. Harry Hatch tied the game with a first homer, while Wagener lasted four innings before trouble in the fifth led to further controversy. Ralph Murray scored on a balk called on Wagener, triggering Adair’s removal as San Antonio faced the Indians in the seventh. The late eighth saw Ken Sears pitch as Hatch delivered another run in a left-field homer sequence.
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Oklahoma City
San Antonis Missions
Jimmy Adair
Chili Wagener
Bill Capps
Texans
Oklahoma City Indians
Tribe
Ed Cole
Ned Garver
San Antonio
Bob Misiele
Indians
Capps
Harry Hatch
San Antonians
Milt Steengrafe
Wagener
Ralph Murray
Murray
Maninger Adair
Sepkowski
Homer
Hatch
al LaMacchia
Jol
Finch
Ken Sears
Sears
Andy Anderson
Coleman
Brad Trine
Ralph Mc
Cabe
Ankenman
Steengrafe
Duezahou Dougled
Brooke Eleven Open Grid Dates for Comets Schedule
Brooke Army Medical Center football coach Capt. Jonn J. Kramer announced several open dates on the Comets schedule this season. Service and college teams are invited to arrange games by contacting Kramer at the Special Services office Fort Sam Houston.
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Jonn J. Kramer
Brooke Army Medical Center
Comets
Kramer
Special Services Office
Headquarters
Fort Sam Houston
Mission Box Summary
San Antonio 5 Oklahoma City 6 in a nine inning game. Hatch and Duczabon produced hits including a home run by Duczabon. Wagener earned several walks and runs allowed, Wasener and La Macchia worked on the mound with multiple innings. Attendance was 1400 as Umpires Capps and Steengrate called the game.
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Duczabon
Iseful
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Sertich
Anfierkon
Ankeriman
Cassini
Sedio
Murray
Sidle
Biarra
Hate
Newman
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Wagener
Wasener
la Macchia
Ta Macchia
Trine
Asin
McCabe
Waxener
Capps
Steengrate
Houston
O.A. Costa
Busso
Rulla
Ortiz
Siaa
Siaa Nadrifzs
Rod Studenerp
AlcCrabh
Onag Sinney
Totes
Steinby Jaon xVewi
Sunny
Asxth
Honalon
Tulsa
Doneven
Skeen
Tito
McCrabb
Sumey
Steinbach
Umbirea
Carter
Williamson
An Smith
Rebels win in Texas League showdown 63 to 3
Shreveport Deltas struggle as ARCA, Garand2y, Woodle and York drive Dallas victory. Key players include Finley, Reynolds, Markland and Mayer. Ramsdell earns win while Houts takes loss. Game extends 1 hour 46 minutes with 4246 attendance noted. Fort Worth hosts next pre season game versus Texas School for the Deaf.
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Riche
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Pita
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Iandhnm
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Hunter
Orr
Gordon
Alteninnes
DeWitt Receives Park Promise for San Antonio
DeWitt, Dunbar, and Osley met with Mayor Mauerman and chamber officials to outline a plan for a new San Antonio baseball park costing about 300000. A park could be ready by 1947, though no firm site or vote has been set. The Browns indicated the San Antonio franchise would remain in the city.
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Sar Antonians
William 0. DeWitt
St. Louis Browns
James Dunbar
Browns
Bill Osley
San Antonio Missions
Gus B. Mauerman
John E. Zeller
Chamber of Commerce
American Association scores and Eastern League weather notes
The American Association results show Kansas City 3 4 Columbus 2 Minneapolis 43 Indianapolis 14 Louisville 2 and 81 Paul 4. The Eastern League lists Weinacott 2 and mentions Elmira and Binghamton at Hartford with rain and Utica at Albany with wet ground.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Paul
Eastein
Weinacott
Antony
Elmira
Finghamton
Hartford
Utica
Albany
Conrad and Towry Lose in Detroit Golf
In the Hearst national junior golf meet at Oakland Hills Detroit on August 20 Joe Conrad of San Antonio fell 2 and 1 to William Shields of Albany. Gene Towry of Dallas a Texas champ upset by Bob Harris of California 1 up after a strong morning showing with a hot putter and nine holes led, then faded on the back nine. Towry’s defeat marked one of the day’s major upsets as Harris closed with a strong finish.
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Texas
Oakland Hills
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
William Shields
Albany
Gene Towry
Dallas
New Jersey
Bob Eckart
Bob Harris
California
OK Towry
Towry
Harris
Harvis
Woods
Conrad
James Ryan
Fowry
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Moc Hunter
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Wiles
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Vinnie Moran
Alston
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Seattle
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Eli Barbesa
San Jose
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Pillsbirch
Jack Coyle
Springfield
Paul Vavilind
Baltimore
Tz Nay Woodcock
Boston
Carl Leumono
Milwaukee
Genep Towry
Frank Eckert
New York
Bob Harria
Howard Slocum
Nalon Morefield
Los Angeles
Marvin Worsham
Tiny Lamb
Oregon
Nick Vitt
Jimmy Hraster
Ann Arbor
Mich
Gael Coakley
Arnold Palmer
Pittsburgh
Pred ‘Wiechen
Muwankee
P.ur
Hunter
Smith
Moran
Shields
Coyle
Baritenu
Carlton
Woodfork
Harda
Jenking
Barwick
Lamb
Morefield
Kessler
Harrison Leads PGA Qualifying
In Portland Oregon Ernest J Dutch Hartson led the second round of the sixty six hole PGA qualifying at Portland Golf Club with a 65 as 36 of 123 players matched or beat par on the 6524 yard course. Jimmy Hines tied for medalist contention at 66 along with Melvin Harbert and Ben Hogan while Vic Ghezzi and Jimmy Demares joined a pack at 69 and ten players finished at 70. Byron Nelson skipped the rest for match play while Harold MeSpaden and Sam Snead also posted pars. In Lincoln Nebraska Ky Laffoon won the Midwest Open by two strokes over Skin Alexander.
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Ore
Aug
Ernest J
Dutch
Hartson
P.G
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Melvin “Chick” Harbert
Morshville
Mich
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Vic Ghezzi
Hot Springs
Lloyd Mangrum
Lincoln
Neb
Ky Laffoon
Joplin
Hillcrest Country Club
Skin Alexander
Lexington
Fourth Army Golf at Park Brackenridge Park
A four state championship links tournament for Fourth Army golfers will be held at Brackenridge Park Thursday through Sunday this week. Match play qualifiers Thursday with two rounds Friday two more Saturday and a 36 hole final Sunday. Entries from Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma and Texas. Army players will have near total control of the course Thursday and Friday with limited access for non tournament golfers after teeing off. Many entrants will arrive in San Antonio for practice rounds.
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Brackenridge Park
Fourth Army
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Murray Brooks
Brackeninger Park
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Iil
San Antonio
Pactice
Willow Springs Women S Golf Tour Ends In Close Match
Mrs. Arthur Ziehl won the Willow Springs weekly event scoring a strong tally on the Willow Springs course. Lucille Wendland placed second with an 88 12 76. Next Monday night play is set for 9 o clock. RECORD GATE PORTLAND Ore Aug 20 The All America conference clash between Brooklyn and Chicago drew 16 442 attendees with receipts reaching 30 995 88 dollars.
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Arthur Ziehl
Willow Springs
Lucille Wendland
Portland
Ore
Brooklyn
Moonglow, Bnai Brith Clash In City Softball Final
Moonglow upset BT Battlers 2 1 to reach the City Softball finals at San Pedro No 1, facing Bnai Brith at 8 00 p.m. The nightcap features a 10 30 tilt as Moon glow seeks final victory pace. Ramiro Gonzales opens for Moonglow and Bobby Myles starts for Bnai Brith.
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Hollmig Sets Sights On A&M Return In September
Stanley Hollmig from Hondo Texas, a 1943 high school halfback who starred with the Hondo army air field football team last season, will enter Texas A and M in September, Coach Homer Norton announced.
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Aggies College
Station
Tex
Hondo, Tex
Hondo Army Air Field
Texas A. and
Homer Norton
Rossi on Florida Coaching Staff
Don Rossi a former Michigan State football coach under Charley Bachman and later a trainer in the army air forces program at Randolph Field has been appointed boxing coach and athletic instructor at the University of Florida He will leave here Wednesday for his home in Michigan
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Charley Bachman
Michigan State
Army Air Carpet
Randolph Held
University of Florida
Rossi
Michigan
Molberg Throws No-Hitter in Tourney Win for Joldthwaite
Max Molberg, Fredericksburg Hants manager and teacher, pitched a no-hitter in a Meridian tournament last week for Joldthwaite against Bosque, winning 12-0. He fanned WW and added two hits with three RBIs, plus one putout and four assists.
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Fredericksburg Hants
Joldthwaite
Meridian
Bosque
Molberg
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