Glift Ives and the Three Wow Glift Ives in San Antonio
The Houston Beflames and the Galveston Buccaneers clash in a three game set opening in San Antonio with a Saturday 4 pm start, moving to Sunday 3 pm and Monday 6 pm if lights allow. The Missions aim to extend a winning streak sparked by Gilft’s homer and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Yeague Jeng
Alr
Galveston Buccaneers
San Antonio
Missions
Teen Field
Het ‘Wiltie
Staal
Engle
Cingir
Auker
Clift
Sesumant
Abe Miler
U S Golf Pros Amaze Scotch at White Craigs
In Glasgow on July 1 American professionals led by Horton Smith set a course record at White Craigs while guiding a medal play showdown with Britain's amateurs and other pros. Smith shot a 65 as the U S team dominated the event opening toward the British Open.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Septain Waller Hagen
Heder ¢Upmien
Andrews
Western Beatland
Tecard
Aisgen
Iunchfang
Ley Diege
Ed Dudles
Estes Bulgine- Smith
Jane Noble
Broadwey St
Texas League Box Scores Amid Turbulent Fort Worth Session
Fort Worth box scores show a high scoring game with many errors and multiple players credited for hits and runs. Key athletes include Whitney, Johns, and Hooke, while Minogue and Davis were notable pitchers. The summary highlights innings, batting averages, and fielding miscues shaping the game result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman
Wits
Fort Worth
Gorviass
Omime
Whitney
Johns
Potenberg
Lnwell
Apusome
Bares
Hale
Hooke
Minogue
Davis
Toling
Asia
Min
Weing Nieher
Minoguny Ampires
Caloway
Coe
Metcalfe Leads U S Speedsters At Century Of Progress
Chicago July 7—Ralph Metcalfe known as the Midnight Express of Marquette, dazzled in the national AAU championships at Soldier Field as Glenn Cunningham set an American 1500 meter mark and Joe Maughan led a strong New York Athletic Club showing. Metcalfe’s 100 meter dash effort and other events kept him in contention for a U S team bound for Europe.
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Chicago
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Lopwork
A.A. O
Tone
Willy Ese Bertesse Owens
Cleveland
New York &. C
Louisiana State
N.C. A
Jas
Metcalfe
Cony Haimy Johnston
Timeis Bt
Johnston
Charley Hormbosle
Indiana
Slreich
Cunningheam
Joe Motiskey
New York
Joe
United States
Europe
Jesse Gwens
Patrick O'Callaghan
Teland
Cornelius Johnson
Los Angeles
Army League Thriller Ends In 11 Innings At Handolph Field
Filson nets fourth straight held in check as Ninth Innings team captures win. Mandelpt cramps during tense 10th frame. Collins drives late runs. Rosters list Ran Ay, White, Hinton, and Abner amid a rugged clash noting Grits and Racers.
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Tamiy Manehus
Army
Handolph Field
Faison
Mandelpt
Arid Firmek
Lesen
Johnny Collins
Fafeier
Startiotah
Ble
Hall
Atvuni
Bayer
Mangit Bull
Abner’ Haile
Manninen
Beaty Aie
Hasse Disqualified in Wrestling Match
Hasse was disqualified in a wrestling bout after a late stoppage led to penalties. Leonard Nyse faced misconduct charges as Quis Wrestling reportedly weighed in, while Roosevelt PANK earned a late victory with a disputed decision.
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Hasse
Rassling
Leonard Nyse
Jy Quis
Qguelune
Anaoderech
le Toosevelt Pank
Busuders
Taito
Utranse
Kid Koller
Devov
Waddell
Roberts
Snead
Alan
Kanye
Dollar a Year Men to Run Boxing in Texas
AUSTIN July 1 Ins Boxing commissions to govern legalized boxing will be run by dollar a year men local to each city. Flynn plans a local roster of professionals and a physician with a fight promoter to oversee. Details await August decisions and no pay provision exists yet. Promoter limits and championship plans in Texas are under study as opponents gather licenses.
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Texas
Austin
INS
Jack Flynn
State Labor Com
Flynn
Tynn
Otsted
Nahe Nas
Breames
Lynn Enid
Waco
Jack Dempsey
Dempscy
Principad
Amateur Ball Schedule and Tryouts Across Sunday Fields
Amateur teams seek a Sunday morning game with Louis Arcos and Figesoot Cnly showing interest. Mendel Metell and Glaser-Gorges Club planFourth at Zeal field with four oclock start. Lakeview Dairy vs State Mos pit at Lakeview Diamond Sunday 3 pm, plus Schuh Grocery and Pauls Grocers two games July Fourth at Walon and Ab 2 30.
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Ben-Jex Berhers
Glaser-Gorges
Dnly
Zeal Field
Four O'Cloek
Gall
Lakeview Dairy
Lakeview
Schuh Grocery and
Pauls Grocers I
Playground Ball and Parish Games Amid Friday Events
Eleven players named from multiple teams competed at San Diego and nearby venues, with actions including bunt attempts, fielding highlights, and banner displays. Players from St. Mathews, St. Tates, St. Gargid's and other schools participated, noting notable runs, defensive plays, and crowd reactions during a night of varied athletic activity and community gathering.
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Mark Witter
Jeane
San Diedo
Paris
Meare Teal
Pogen
Sracase
Gael i Peek
Bt Valeeke
Genera
Whitten
Secon
Micry's
Vines Wins at Wimbledon in Straight Sets
Ellsworth Vines, American tennis ace, defeated Daniel Prenn of Germany 6-1 2-6 6-4 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals, in a day that featured diverse international challengers and several notable matches including Mme Rene Mathieu advancing in the women’s singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Ellsworth Vines
Daniel Preyn
Germany
Jack Crawford
Stedman
New Zealand
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Maes Katherine Stammera
Cham
Nion
Eng
Daniel Prenn
Henri Cachet
David N. Jones
Columbus
Cambridge
Australia
Cochet
A. C. Stedman
Ronny) Austin
B.D. A. Spence
Lester Storfen
Los Angeles Brand
HG. N. Lee
G P. Hugues
Chu Sutler
New Orleans
Roderick Menzel
Geeehslovakia
Jira Satoh
Japan
Helen Moody
Moody
Sylvia Henrotin
France
Lucia
Valerie
Italy
Lolette Payot
Switzerland
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Dorothy Anders Burke
Stamford
1Conn
Reve Mathieu
Katherine Stammers
Hetty Nulhat
Margaret Serlved
Phyllis Mudford King
Hilda Krahwinkel
Stoefen
Sulfer
de Borman
A. [la Croix
Wid
Hughes
W. AR. Collins
L. Webbs
Najera Takes Main Bout at West End Card
Ernesto Najer, 120 pounds, headlines West End show losing close main event to Lauré Mendez. Najera dominated with body shots and sharp jabs in the later rounds. Other results include Arthur Hernandez over Freeman, Lanre Ramirez over Belo Valeria, Jobe Brown over Soto in an extra round, Sem Hernandez by technical knockout over Manuel Daglia, and Kid Joy Martinez over Ren Selny. Referee Poplar Hatreth presided as Monday cards were announced.
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Najera
West End
Ernesto Najer
Lauré Mendez
Mendez
Majors
Arthur Hernandez
Bro Freeman
Lanre
Ramirez
Belo
Emery of Oklahoma in tough national golf final
Oklahoma sophomore Emery enters the national intercollegiate golf final in Buffalo New York. He faces strong contenders including Cornell’s Roger Biss and other top players as the field narrows from preliminary rounds.
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Pasind
Wily
Rotey Biss
Cornell
Halder
Nopinaka
Lin Herd
Blas
Moreland and Little Meet for Honors in Golf Championship
In Colorado Springs July 1, 20 year old Law son Little of San Francisco and 23 year old Gus Moreland of Dallas contested a 16 hole trans Miss Golf championship. Moreland built a five up lead after morning 18 while other matches saw Sealers Liberman Peck and Fortner advance to finals and the senior and president's fights set with Seeley Boynton and Markley. Local finalists include Fawn Ellenley and K Rogers.
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Colorado Springs
Cua
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Long Range Walloper
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Bell Eaton
Oklahoma
Ang
Eaon
Biide
Moreland
Seenl
Dindl
Ben Cowdery
Omsha
Bicchamsioh
Maben
Sertior
Guy Smith
N. Seeler
Denver
Seeley
E. A. Liberman
Oklahoma City
Horace Gooch
Brandmoor
Ben L. Boynton
Dalles
George Markley
Honky Maritim Erilegiabe Chempion
Markley
William Mernally
Puebla
Boynton
M. P. Springer
Stonehmoor
Rogers
Harrison Smith
Okla
Mrs Wilson Reaches Fort Worth Golf Final
Mrs I Lee Wilson of San Antonio and Mrs F P Dodge of Port Arthur advance to the Fort Worth Women’s Golf Association final. In the championship, Miss Aulela Gorengea of Fort Worth faces Mrs Dan Ghaniler of Dallas.
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Fort Worth
I. Lee Wilson
San Antonia
F. P., Dodge
Port Arkiv
Mie
Fort Wort Womens Golf Association
Spbur- Gay
Aulela Gorengea
Dan Ghaniiler
Dallas
Browns pitcher Bob Cooney finally released to New Orleans
Bob Cooney a right handed pitcher sent to San Antonio by the St. Louis Browns was released outright and traded along to Dallas then released to New Orleans The Pelicans Friday released him and signed Carlos Moore who had been released by Fort Worth in his place
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Bob Cooney
Pilcher
San Antonio
Bt. Louis Browns
Dallas
New Orleans
Pelicans
Aint
Carlos Moore
Fort Worth
Bowlers Dominate Longwood League Night
In a packed Keystone lanes meet, Kelly A Roe led with 2692 series on San Antonio alleys, edging out rival Ed Steven’s squad by a single pin. Koudis Lumber faltered in the middle, Atlantic Life Insurance surged to take the night, while Harlealy, Carter, and Hill posted top individual totals. final tallies show strong team battles and standout performances across multiple games.
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Hague
Kelly Aces
Aezin
San Antonlin
Ed Steven
McDonald Brothas
Koudis Lumber
Ae Atlantic Lite Insurore
Meyshuninert
Tatler
SIR Household
Ponroad
Bengleman
Tronson
Tansen Idzaag
I Dome Deck
Top Swatters Hold Tight in Majors
July 1 report from New York notes Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics gaining most in the week, lifting to 20 homers and 348 batting, with Al Simmons and Jimmie Foxx among leaders. Johnny Pesky and Joe Cronin also rising. National League pace steadier, with Richie Ashburn and others gaining in key stats.
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New York
Ieaguy
Niters
Jimmie Foxy
Athletics
al Simmons
Chisk Klein
Foxx
Johnny Hedaypp
Beaton Red Sox
Murphy Tidball Duel For Intercollegiate Title
Dick Murphy of Hamilton and Jack Tidball of California meet at Merion Cricket Club for the national Intercollegiate championship doubles final. The top doubles team Barvath and Sterling Williams face Joe Coughlin and Sam Lee in an all-Western showdown for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Vath
Sterling
Williams
Joe Coughlin
Sam Lee
Stanford
All Oklahoma Final Set for State Net Meet
All Oklahoma City players reach the final in the state net meet with Charis Davis and Jerry Susa advancing in four sets. Davis, from Missouri Valley, faces Susa, Norman, after earlier wins by Fred Royer of Dallas and Gerald Hult of Norman. In women's singles, Mary Greet Harib from Kansas City pursues the title against Mae Geurvorst of Wichita. Texas youngsters Bobby Kainrath and Edgar Weller compete in the junior singles. Doubles matches also feature on today's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Charis Davis
Missouri Valley Amt
Oklahoma Whilat
Jerry Sasa
Davis
Susa
Fred Royer
Dallas
Gerald Hult
Norman
Mary Greet
Harib
Kansas City
Mae Geurvorst
Wichita
Kans
Mistin
Texas
Yourgsters
Bobby Kainrath
Edgar Weller
Jeniér
Loday
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Ewer
Th. Lev. Macrean
Aya Walters
Ointh
Seern
Frank Oshardt
Hudflelter
Dutch Hoffman
Osborn
Xardens
U.S
Kerem
Harrery
Newscane
Neti
Ware
Suey Ile Thal
Wale Vowiknot
Staimrtant
Kellan Wen Binett
Bata Waahington
Tovenhere
Kellys Theor Han di
Waellindlen
Tiley
Nants Hall
Tat
Ible Ed Galloway
Lanern
Runeroan Fcs
Renton
Kang Situck
Thanet Acadeatin
Erreta
China
Fae Man
Wise Fisher
Wal Ate
Gaetan To
Dalph
Aglare
Bela Vo Tinley
Tr Rhein
Army League
Bimpson Tigemhart
Louis Arcos
Figesoot Cnly
Gall Metell
Skote Maverick Cubs
Alamy Barbers
Beered Hearth Field
Concepcion Park
Fix Krnight
Tir Rickens Garegelll
Fagin
San Fernando
Mali Aiden Sx “Muckbors
Metiwitiate Patan TeheTth
Anite Vm Wendt
Methodstay
Milnor Greeny
Tatu Helehta
Idromey Cie
Vines
Jerisan
Moreland and
Little
Hardy J. Reward
Mde Uinor
Mrs. Wilson
Kelly Aree Py
Sallyay Teagan
Phillips
Pitti
Gannarl Sirsee
Lane
Hocker
Rtauifil
Linvle
al Wale
Ata Tal
Tatwls
MrVangld Tena
Listmoltbam SA
Tuite
McDonald
Abner Tha
Mitchell
Grieweh
Abi
Dedninger
Rowland
RBI
Aulantin
Slenzefionim
ManRen
Cowan
Ain
Wallpanne
Hetata
Tenia
Enen AtAneling
Kohnotare
Renee
Flevas Perrin
Teetie
Saigen
Mavhard
Froivsiliaut
Wainie
Whitin
Aen
Yauntt
Belgullvitno Avery
Arlinnbiter
Norinika
Inter
Weber Linen
Fehlired
Britayn Bowlie
Amante
Muntreys Clarks
Frank Ilméy
Torpoernen
Muerge
C. Gruseo
Jan Yah Schever
Pelamn
Milam Chayrulet Andaraon
Webber Dison Supply MacMann
Tentrre
Tutala
Realy
Walkene
Sela
Ktuhyne
Saat
Velninanr
Moltenstein
Cavite
Merchanta
Renorla
Win Wayalde
Ona Kame
Liond
Wtlers
Handy Andy Rap
Aesuinn
Atavd Alin
Phes Lout
Bun Whale
Ant Tan Neerapl
Rottler
Mitre
Alm Sinan
Meng
Pabe Cattell
YaCrmabell
Tag GA Cailivin
Berr Leinart
Apenas
MTA
Tei
VBI «Ril
Tesne Tire
Methal
Art Carantey
Ani
Airth
Anping
Mauree
Bio National
Iain 4Uil
Hie
Uake
American LE Pen
Prt Cronin
Washinete Rimi Ving
Chinaury
IAI
Bostyr Nee
Artak
Philadeinbla
New Fork
Eageth Pet
Klein
Dhladetanin
Nian
Martin
Wrederick Reak
Mea Ick
Lanuis
Vaughan
Pittsburen
Herman
Chivage
Dick Murphy
Tidball
Vk Hsaunts
Yonge Prt
Titwetiil
Magical Ventifa
Mgm Bernas Vukrinw
Ik Hha
Alalelst
Hives
Vinta
Geoan Gor
Herm Wek
Silintly Adit Kavebort
Thesun
Odell Mole
Movlu
Rand
Vung Axuinel Vankern
Hanyaluiyan
Ferales
Bau bin Fuera
Ateipp
Ube
Adz
Men Meri Meade
Rains
Timutlar
Ua Mika Wien
Art Wali
Tigi
Tonels
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