Missions Sweep Oilers In Dramatic Series Opener
San Antonio Missions opened a two game set in Tulsa with a 7 run win over the Oilers as Walkup worked through trouble and Leblanc, Stil, and Holiday led a multi hit attack. Riverside and Fort Worth traded blows earlier in a day that kept the Missions in third place while pressuring the leaders.
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Masions
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Iet
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Rhein
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Walsup
Garrs
Beyencourt
Walkup
Jerry Moore
LeBlanc
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Tanince
San Antonio Ole
Blanton
Fredericksburg Giants Reach Hill Country Finals
Fredericksburg Giants beat Liane 19 to 0 to clinch a playoff spot in the Hill Country league finals. Tiny Carer of San Antonio allowed four hits and the Giants scored six runs in the seventh inning. They face the winner of the Richland Springs Brady game for the league title.
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Tiny’ Carer
San Antonio
Fredericksburg Giants
Liane
Ah fWerllow
Giants
Garter
Seipp
Gillespie County
Drake Brothers
Oklahoma and Texas League box score muddled report
In a dense, garbled recap of Texas and Oklahoma league play, box scores show swimmers of names, runs batted in, and fielding lines muddled by OCR errors. Players such as Hemenway, Klaerner, Brower, and Governor appear among scattered innings and totals, with references to Oklahoma City and Galveston appearing amid a jumble of numbers and team mentions.
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Bbrrows
Biizert
Brower Hemenway
Sonre
Clarke
Hives Ritees
Kinderstolen
Keay
Myvers
Biacener
Hy Hemeny
Klaerner
Fia Tinmnes
Heenenway
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Hinder
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Sasha
Keli Whitworth
Meowee
Eeplerling
Keriehape Hile
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Brackert
Whit Seuck
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Bracknen
Whitworth
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Farando Randine
Susko
Galveainn
Oklahoma Fire
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Olehoma
Gultesten
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Iisbet
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Ue Mae
Warren
Eighin
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Keesey
Hemenway
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Inalage
Okdhozng City
Arm-less genius Cletridden and his remarkable life
A claim recounts Cletridden losing an arm at age seven after contact with a high tension wire and describes his cheerful spirit and lifelong work with the Salt Lake Tribune. It notes his scholarship, diploma and art medal, long service, and ability to manage chores, cars, and clerical tasks despite disability. It invites readers to write for a question about the Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Cletridden
Salt Lake Tribune
Chegwidden
Sundary Revulte Entebursh 42 Besion 25 Lawn 3
Fragmentary OCR listing scores and places shows Brooklyn New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia with scattered figures. The readable items indicate a sequence of team scores or event results but lack clear context or完整 details for a coherent summary.
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Besion
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Brooklyn
New York of Chicheo
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Where They Play Texas League Schedule
The text lists venues and matchups with unclear names and typos. It references San Antony, Houston, Fort Worth, Dallas, Galverton, Melshima, Pier Moudas, Rastasy Piustinen, Bombten, St Vays, York, Philadelphia, and others, indicating a fragmented league schedule.
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Titse Houston
Fort Worshy
Galverton
Dalle
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Melshima Cio
Pier Moudas
Rastasy
Piustinen
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York
Unclear sports update with damaged OCR text
A damaged OCR snippet mentions American League, teams, players, and scores but is too garbled to determine event, participants, or outcomes. The fragment references Detroit Cleveland Be SWTES PPSIT SYPERS and overtime notations, lacking coherent names or dates for a meaningful summary.
Fight Fixing Gets Washington Hearing
Washington hearing opening on fight fixing shows the boxing racket reach. Frankie Thar accuses a local fight manager of offering $1000 to drop a scheduled bout with Gary Wright. The district boxing commission will question Blair and investigate an alleged attempt to fix outcomes.
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Fistiana
Frankie Thar
Carden
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Azer
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Blair
She” Luipour
Doubles Finals Scheduled At Longwood
Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn chase the national doubles title at Longwood facing Budge and Makó in a final described as a clash of past champions. The Americans, with strong Davis Cup and federation ties, aim to defend a crown won last year while other pairings vie for women and mixed titles with top players like Helen Jacobs and Mrs Fabyan advancing.
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Ryn
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Gent Mako
United States
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Sarah Paltres Febyan
Wightman Clip Star
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Geralin Babroek
Val
Los Angeles
Raymond Bidwell
Richard Bishop
Boston
William J. Clothies
Dwight F. Davis
Washington
Fabyan Alle Budge
Alice Marble
Palm Springs
Calif
Fabyan
van Ty
John MetHarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Miss Dacons
Allison
Hornbuckle Wins Lubbock Golf Meet in Six Hole Final
Harold T Sikerly reports Hornbuckle defeated Douglas Jones of Fig Spong troupe to win the fourth annual Lubbock Country Club Invitation golf tournament in a six hole final. Hornbuckle led 2 up after the morning round and 4 up in the afternoon before Jones rallied, taking holes thirty-four and thirty-five but losing hole thirty-six to a par. Owen Crimp won the championship consolation by defeating Bill Cook and vonn Seas of Hale Genler beat Loftin Burnette of Lubbock for a separate win.
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Jones
Owen Crimp
Crosbytou
Bill Cook
Vonn Seas
Hale Genler
Loftin Burnette
Lubbock
Oklahoma Softball Team to Nationals
Black Gold Sales of Oklahoma City defeated the Semihole Bone Crushers 13 to 4 Sunday to win the right to represent Oklahoma in a national girls softball tournament held September 12 to 14.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Black Gold Sales
Bone Crushers
Shicaps
Maedie Leads Early for 3-Year-Old Crown at Saratoga
Five stake victories propel Maedie from DeWitt Page’s Masmere farm to the top of 3-year-old hopefuls. At Saratoga he wins Hopeful and headlines a season with triumphs in Grand Union Hate, Sanford, and Saratoga Sales Stakes. Granville outpaces Discovery in the Saratoga Cup, boosting earnings to $90,195 as plans unfold for Belmont and other big events.
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Ronny
Saratoga
Maedie
DeWitt Page
Masmere Farm
Bostal
Cent
Bostaniay
Florida
Barastoga
Mary
Bradley
Billionaire
Mremere Star
Boojum
Maedle
Aqueduct
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ANS
J. H. Louchheim
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Pompey
Macy Hirsch
Mardis
William Woodward
Granville
Rush
Tieland
Discovery
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Gallant Fox
Best
Mallon Out 10 Days With Finger Injury
Dallas second baseman Les Mallon suffers a finger injury while throwing. He will miss the upcoming game with Beaumont and be out about a week or 16 days. Mallon is batting .342 this season and leads the team in hitting.
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Mallon
Dallas
Les Mallon
Beaumont
Nationals tennis seeds list Allison out of nationals
More than 200 players from five nations begin at Forest Hills for the national singles championships. Wilmer Allison of Texas will not defend his title due to a hip ailment, with Fred Perry of England and Don Budge of California favored in the men’s competition. Kay Stammerits tops the British list for the women, with Japanese champion Tokuko Mokiwake Mokawa second seed.
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New York
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Red Head
Helen Hull Jacote
Berkeley
Timehelder
Forest Hits
Fred Perry
Wilmer A Misom
Austin
Tex
Kay Stamumets
Aritish
Vader
Tokuke Mokiwake Wokena
Aue
Fred Peery
England
Gon Budge
California
Budge
National Tennis Championships Open at Forest Hills
World’s Pro columnist Ellsworth Vines previews the American national championships at Forest Hills. Defending champions Helen Will Jacobs and Perry face strong challengers including Alice Marble and a field of foreign stars while several Americans skip the event. The piece notes past winners and pressures on the top players as play begins next Thursday.
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Vines
Donal Loans
Forest Hills
Ellsworth Vines
American Newspaners
New York
Helen Will Jacobs
Alice Marble
Indy Agers
Kay Stammers
England
Mur
Sylvia Henrelin
Franca
Miss Jacobs
Miss Marble
Chanpion
Miss Markis
Suke
Professional Ace Weighs Star Players in Championship Draw
The article assesses top players and young talents like Budge Parker Grant Higes and Ammige as potential challengers. It notes Perry may face tough early rounds while Budge aims for victory and mentions possible matchups against Smith Marble Jacobs and others. The men's singles field exceeds 123 entries with likely eight quarterfinalists to finish within ten days.
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Budge
Gaving
Bitsy Grant
Oakland
Calif
Rent-Head
Perry
England
Acroparte
Frankie Parker
Grant
Higes
Retsley
Ainige
Bitough
Miss Jacobs
Caliterstian
Désa
Miss Marble
Giants and Cubs split doubleheader in pennant race
In a crucial doubleheader the New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs in the opener while the Cubs dropped the nightcap as Oll Hubbell and teammates pushed New York toward the pennant. The Yankees swept the White Sox in both ends of a doubleheader, widening their lead in the American League race.
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Dean
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Erie McNair
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Bob Feller
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White Sox
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Brownies
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Kamrath Brothers Triumph In Illinois Tennis Championship
In River Forest Illinois Juling Hekbnan of Los Angeles captured the national junior singles crown with a 6-1 6-4 victory over William Murphy of Chicago. Katherine Wolf of Foxhart Int. won the women's singles title for the fourth time by defeating Marta Barnett of Miami 6-2 6-? The Kanrath brothers Karl and Bob won the men's doubles from How Want Sic Deats and John Foreman.
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Los Angeles
River Forest
William Murphy
Katherine Wolf
Foxhart
Int
Marta Barnett
Miami
Fla
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Sternood Goyenstein
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Ve.ry Downing
Galvin Sawyer
Sawyer
Bob Aldrich
Galesburg
Dick Wate
Bob Derham
Jad
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Margaret Stle
Bernice Myer
Mis. Barmett
Kanwath Brothers
Karl
Bob
Austin
How Want Sic Deats
John Foreman
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