San Antonio Missions Fail to Score in Tulsa Opener
Tulsa Aug 22 The San Antonio Missions were shut out for the second straight game by the Buffs in a Texas league opener. Brecheen held San Antonio to scant offense as Cole matched him with a fourteenth win. A packed crowd of 9000 plus visiting fans saw a late rally fall short, with Lucadello and Gryska delivering key hits in a tight defeat.
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Missions Boxscore from Texas League game notes
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Unclear boxing bout results and scattered event mentions
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Paul Dean in Minor Tryout for St Louis Return
Paul Dean, 37, is slated to start half the doubleheader at Calumbus in a minor league audition after being released by St. Louis. Once part of the "Me and Paul" duo with Dizzy, he hopes for a big league return following a minor league season and a return to the Cardinals without regaining his prior form.
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Semi-Pros WIHT raivan and tournament notes
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Exhibition Games Hint at Sullivan Cup Contests and Yankee Rivalry
Fragments describe exhibition matches featuring HAMMETOWON and New York Yankees with mentions of ROOPERSTOWS and Newark, signaling a broader baseball and football crossovers. The text references a Newark Bears farm link, a July or August timeframe, and potential League affiliations as teams prepare for season play.
Van Horn and Kramer Star in Davis Cup Doubles
Merion Pennsylvania August 22 two California teenagers Jack Kramer and Welby Van Horn won praise for a possible doubles pairing. They impressed America with a strong showing in Brookline and at Brookline's national doubles, challenging top Australians Quist Bromwich. Coach Bruce Barnes praised the young pair while Pete Sampras remained undecided on selections until the following Sunday.
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Softball benefit game for Elza Jones memory at San Pedro Park
Corrigan’s city softball champions will host an all star benefit at San Pedro Park No 2 Tuesday at 3 p.m. Receipts fund a fountain in memory of Elza Jones, a standout San Antonio girl player. Team includes Bain Sanchez Hill Tolloray Newman Wendling Lee Charpentier Kuch and others. multiple leagues and local teams listed with batteries and lineups.
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Davis Cup plans hinge on Newport tennis results
The Newport Casino tournament field narrows as top players head toward Davis Cup duty. Bryan Grant, Walter Pate cites uncertain singles and doubles selection. several seeds advance in a tense round, including Don McNeil and Jacques Brugnon, while others stumble in early rounds.
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Quist and Bromwich Take the Trophy at Longwood
In a historic all-foreign final Adrian Quist and Bromwich of Australia defeated Jack Crawford and Harry Hopman 1-6 6-1 to win the American tennis doubles title at Longwood in Brookline Mass. Defending women’s champions Alice Marble and Sarah Palfrey Foster lost, while mixed doubles partners Marhic and Hopman beat Pabyin and Cooke 0-7 6-1.
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Armstrong to defend lightweight crown against Ambers in Yankee Stadium
Henry Armstrong, famed as a top little man in boxing, will defend the world lightweight title tonight against Lou Ambers at Yankee Stadium. About 40,000 fans are expected, with 150,000 dollars in receipts, as betting odds favor Armstrong at 7 to 8. Ambers rose in popularity after last year’s title loss in a brutal, close bout.
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Armstr ong and Armstrong duel in bowl title race
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Basil Galiano dies ex welterweight boxer in New Orleans
New Orleans August 23 Basil Galiano once nationally known lightweight boxer died in charity hospital after influenza lasting two months. He fought many top contenders including Tondlar Dundee Morn Mandot and others. records show he was never knocked out in his career.
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