Missions Face Panthers in Texas League Three-Game Set
San Antonio Missions travel to Fort Worth to meet the Panthers in a three game series for a first division berth and a shot at the Texas League title. Caldwell stars in a 4-2 win over Dallas, securing his seventh win as the Missions claw toward a playoff aim with three games left in the schedule.
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Shute Leads at Hershey in Open Tournament
Denny Shute of Chicago led the Hershey Open at Hershey Country Club as 60 players competed for the $4000 prize. Shute shot a sub-par 142 over two days to lead, with Jimmy Hines of Garden City and Len Dirge of Philadelphia close behind in a field of more than 180 starters.
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Sabinal Faces Krippa in Key Highway 90 Showdown
Sabinal prepares for a crucial Highway 90 league clash with Krippa Crusner, a decisive contest that could crown the D'Henis Pirates champion as Sabinal aims to topple the leaders. The article notes tense buildup, with players and schedules shaping the outcome for the region’s top teams.
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The Big Pot of Bonzlay Motif in German Silesia
A fragmentary tale centers on the 18th century potter’s legacy in German Silesia. Joppe, a potter’s assistant, wooed his master's daughter and earned consent by crafting a 10 bushel pot. The tale notes a museum display titled the Big Fat of Boarlaw and references a Weeping Tree and a MONDAY inquiry invitation for responses.
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Florida Star Shoots to Grand American Title
Vandalia Ohio August results crown B Rovatl Sivear old railroad conductor Tallahassee Florida as Grand American champion in trapshooting. He defeats S G Vance of Tul ribure Ontario after a tie at 5 of 180 targets. Joe Westand claims national singles and doubles, with Albert Lutte and Dorse Arnold in top placements. Women’s championship goes to Kyser West Virginia.
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Weather Beats U.S. Girl in Channel DOVE
Unclear weather report fragment mentions a U S girl in the Channel Dove and tied dates. The text references a football coach at Barth Perkene Tepe and Chitags with scattered names and times. The readable content remains fragmented and lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize further.
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Baer Faces No Bad Hands Alibi For Big Fight
In New York Aug 34 Max Hier reports no bad hands alibi for Joe Baer ahead of his heavyweight bout with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. X rays on Rast hands showed old fracture signs but no fresh injury, doctors and promoter Mike Jacobs confirming Baer in general good condition and ready for the match.
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Mrs Wilson to Golf Meet at Mineral Wells
Mrs. J Lite Wilson of San Antonio sails Sunday for Mineral Wells Golf Country Club for the annual Mineral Wells tournament. She will practice Monday and compete Tuesday in the 10 time Texas women's champion's event, aiming to add another title.
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Wrestling card headlines stunt on wild night in town
Barry Goffman and Jiming Nin lead a chaotic wrestling show with a 30 day suspension for Datis after a controversial move on Jack Teaguy. Karl Davis, Lea Savage, Sam Lethers, Tilly Edwards, TJ Will, Al Sparks, Pete Hih, Dr Karl Sarpalls and Paul Jones appear in featured bouts opening the event.
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National net meet to open at Forest Hills
With nearly 400 entries the national singles championships close entries for a 10 day tournament at Forest Hills starting next Thursday. Top players include Fred Peety of England and entrants from Ergutee Czechoslovakia New Zealand Canada and Spain. Play begins at noon Monday.
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Texas Box Scores and Notes From Friday Baseball Action
Readable fragments show Texas games featuring Galveston at Oklahoma City and Fort Worth, with box totals, runs, hits, and errors. The report highlights key players such as York, McGhee, Flood, and Butcher, plus summaries of innings, bases on balls, and umpire assignments. Multiple teams and venues are listed with final scores and noted performances.
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Vague League Schedule and Scores From Patchy OCR Text
Fragmented report shows multiple league matchups with teams such as Pittsburgh Easton Cincinnati Philadelphia Shiraen New York Louis Brooklyn and West Dixie League entries. Includes garbled player names and incomplete battery listings, with scattered scores and order unclear.
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Easton
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Net final sparks at New Orleans tennis meet
Willam Schommer of Minnesota and Big Sea champion defeats Barnard Welsh of Washington in a decisive men’s singles final as the tournament advances through straight sets. Jydis Kayser and Elizabeth Delke star in women’s singles with sharp wins, while doubles action pits Politzer/O'Donovan against Duecker/Jacobson and Kayser against Coo gan. A five room rental at 114 Moon Street listed for $25 monthly in light classifieds.
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H— Willam Schommer
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Barnard Welsh
Washington, Dc
Uenefender
Dennis Lide
Welsh
Jydis Kayser
Buffalo
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Ruth Batley Prosser
St. Louis
Elizabeth Delke
Pasadena
Esther Politzer
Constance O'Donovan
Detroit
Virginia Duecker
Francys Jacobson
Lydia Kayser Aint Marie Coogan
Buliato
Schammer
Aro Simons
Hontsvile
Charles Britains
Billy Hughes
Cecil Metz
Memphis
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Ralph McElvenny
Washington, D.C
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New York City
Fight Results Show Mix of Dated Boxing Bouts Across Cities
A battered OCR list reports boxing results with fighters from New York, Minnesota, California, and beyond. Notable entries include New York’s 152 pound bout and Minnesotan knockouts in St Cloud and Rochester, plus several faded names and uncertain outcomes amid a sprawling, error-ridden score sheet.
Phils Cancel Friday Reds Game Sparks Protest
Phils manager Jimmy Wilson and Reds executives sparred over Fridays game cancellation. Gerry Nugent denied unauthorized action and claimed Reds manager Charles Dyesen sanctioned the move, while Reds forfeit threats loomed. Phillies and Reds fans expected a doubleheader today as a remedy.
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Villa to Meet Higgins in Mexico Champion Card
Manuel Villa the lightweight champion of the Republic of Mexico will fight Johnny Higgins in the main event of a fight card at the Watkathon arena next Tuesday. Chucho Rubio, protégé of the champion, also appears on the bill against a to be selected opponent. The Champ Clark-Maruel Tam fracas from last week is scheduled for the same Tuesday card.
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Watkathon Arena
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Giants seek Dodgers aid in pennant race tense week end
The New York Giants, battered by recent losses, chase momentum as they face the Cubs and Dodgers this weekend. Cards beat Watson Clay and Dodgers rally spurs a 7th inning surge while Cubs pummel Castleman. Rowe and Gehrig star in another dramatic day as Detroit, New York win.
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Dazzy Vance Granted Unconditional Release
New York reports show Dazzy Vance receiving an unconditional release from the Brooklyn Dodgers. Once a premier National League pitcher, Vance peaked in 1924 with 28 wins, later reaching the Baseball Hall of Fame after a historic no-hit victory over the Phillies. His 1930s season total included 13 wins and 7 losses, capping a storied career.
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Sears Reardon Incident Spurs Umpire Warning
New York Aug 23 1929 National League president Ford Prick warned umpires against taunting or trying to control spectators after a Cincinnati incident during a Giants Reds series. Reardon and Ziggy Bears were disciplined for entering the stands during a July 17 disturbance at Crosley Field, with the home club blamed for crowd control and umpires told to forfeit games if crowds aren’t policed.
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