Garver Aims for Fifth Win Against Indians
Oklahoma City Aug 21 Young Ned Garver, a rare consistent winner for the Missions, travels to the mound against the Indians in the pivotal series finale. Tarver shares mound duties as four San Antonio hurlers take the challenge, with Naranjo Cape inflicting early damage and Kraus driving in runs in a decisive fifth. The Mission’s lead over Tulsa widens to four games after a 15-6 rout of the Indians and a rough night for the Oilers.
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Mission Box Backs Indians in Five Run Night
Mission Box a Wipe to Job center with the pases loaded. That brnw gave him a oal of five runs batted in for the night. Cole was master of the situa tion throughout and the Indians' two rung resulted from a pair of Mission errors in the Menth frame. As was Eddie's eleventh win of the season. The Padres move in Dallas 'Phursilay for a three right init during which they hope to close in on the Rebels, wow four and one-half games ahead of them. Mi eo
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Fight Results Mission Statistics ATTING AVBEAGES a xe zu fb HE in ood er the Axsociated Jes Marean 4 LOS ANGELES
A garbled 1940s era boxing or basetball score page lists names like Billy Smith and Bobby Zum Sen with scattered city tags such as LOS ANGELES FRESNO Newark Philadelphia and Boston. It includes scattered averages and performance notes, but the legible content is fragmented and unrecoverable as a coherent story.
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Michigan Coach Yost, 1901 to 1904 era, dies near college
An obituary notes the death of coach Fielding H. Yost who arrived at Michigan in 1901 after leading teams at Ohio Wesleyan, Nebraska, Kansas and Stanford. He built a 40 year Michigan career, guiding early 1900s teams to a series of high scoring victories and shaping football in the Midwest and beyond.
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Azteca to face Heffner in first main event showdown
In a Wednesday night Municipal Auditorium card, Azteca, with two quick wins, meets stocky challenger Bull Heffner as Ted Cox fights Texan Roy Graham in the semi final. Ann Miller faces Mattie Bell in a no time limit women’s match, while Jack Kennedy returns against Ferdinand Zelgier in a 15 minute preliminary at 3 30.
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Jalopy Racing Card Highlights Women’s Event at Spillway
Jalopy racing returns with a women's novelty race headlining, at Spillway on the Castroville road Wednesday night. Time trials start 7 30 and the first race at 8 30. Mary White, winner of three straight women’s races, aims for a fourth. Contenders include Dorothy Moore Natalie Phelps Doris Schroat and Lucille Sould. Seven races total with a 10 lap feature.
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Knee Injury Sidelines UT Star Bobby Coy
A knee injury will keep Bobby Coy from the coming season for the University of Texas. The former Austin High School all state star, a new football recruit in 1947, entered hospital in San Antonio to undergo knee surgery. Plans for position and starting role will be announced later.
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Nelson Seeks Medal Title in Portland Sudden Death
PGA Medalist Nelson advances to an 18 hole sudden death format at Portland Golf Club after qualifying. Jim Ferrier sets a PGA qualifying record with a 134 to lead a field including Hogan, Harrison, Demaret and Schneider. Ferrier's nine under par 29 is highlighted by four 3s.
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Dutch" Harrison
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Houston
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Texas City
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Fort Worth
Elroy Martz
Army Golfers Compete at Brackenridge Park for Fourth Army Meet
Army golfers from Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas and Texas arrive at Brackenridge Park to practice for the Fourth Army championship starting Thursday. Texas leads entries with seven posts represented while Louisiana and others follow. Qualifying Thursday and rounds Friday Saturday with a 36 hole final Sunday. Prizes include wrist watches fountain pen sets and trophies. Murray Bronks Brackenridge Park course manager oversees the meet with over 70 entries.
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Shoulder ailment benches Stephens in Browns camp
St. Louis Browns shortstop Vernon Stephens prepared for treatment today on a strained left shoulder. He felt the tear after Sunday's doubleheader at Detroit and arrived in St. Louis yesterday. Stephens had earlier missed weeks with a similar shoulder problem.
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Ex Michigan star joins Brooke Army staff and team
John J. Greene, former Michigan lineman and Detroit Lions player, has reported for practice with the Brooke Army Medical Center team. He will assist Capt. John Kramer as a coach in addition to his playing duties.
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Beaumont junior golf tourters lead in qualifying round
San Antonians Joe Ruby and Tony Helguin tied for co medalists at Beaumont junior initiation tourney qualifying. Jimmie Walker led with two strokes behind, while favorites Buddy Weaver Bob Moncrief and Billy Burke failed to reach the championship flight. Ralph Bolguin of San Antonio and Bob Hamrich of Cleveland also in national caddy golf contention with 75 and 75 respectively.
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Women's Golf Winners At Fort Sam Houston Event
The Weekly Fort Sam Houston Women’s Golf association awards the sheepstakes to Mrs K R Griga after both she and Mrs W L Reesman shot 83. Mrs H C Gaskill won the putting with 30 putts and Mrs W M Ives led a nine holes segment with 40. Honors went to Mrs J W Hamsey with 15. Also noted: Pacific Coast League results Sacramento 26 Portland 4 in an early game.
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Roundup Notes on White Sox and College Football Bids
Joe Kukel of the Chicago White Sox will miss a week to 10 days with a leg muscle pull and will be replaced by Hal Trosky. Medwick suffered a concussion after being hit behind the ear by a pitch but should rejoin Brooklyn later this week. Notre Dame aims for 700 fall football hopefuls. SMU pressure to move Texas A&M homecoming from Ownby Stadium. Kauai swimmer Fai completes Oregon- to Kauai crossing in 42 hours 1 minute. Deer season in Arizona’s North Kaibab runs Oct 10 to 25 with 500 tags. Red Sox sign Paterson pitcher Harry Housma. 18 straight semi pro wins. Eastern pro league trimmed to eight teams. ABA season to open Nov 2 with 594 games. Camden Garden State Park opening day crowd hits 92,156. gate spend tops 1,249,487.
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Detroit Golf Ties Up Hearst Junior Semi Finalists
California teenager Mit Hunter of Los Angeles advanced to the semi finals in the William Randolph Hearst national junior golf tournament, defeating Virgine Moran of Boston 5 and 4. Chicago’s Jack Coyle, Wes Carlson of Detroit, Arnold Palmer of Pittsburgh, and Bob Harris of San Francisco joined Hunter in the last four after close matches and morning medal play.
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Moonglow Wins City Softball Title In Extra Innings
Romero Gonzales pitched Moonglow Athletic Club to the 46 city softball championship at San Pedro park. He won in two nights, including a 32 victory over B'nai and a 52 win in the finale, with a fourth inning outburst sealing the title. Gonzales tripled in the decisive frame, adding to his stellar pitching showing as Moonglow stole the crown from their rivals. The tournament opens with three games at San Pedro park led by Southern Pacific Overnighters vs J. C. Dielmann, Natalia Veterans vs New Braunfels Lumber, and St Gerard's vs Green's Place, in a field of 31 district teams.
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