Missions Back To Tackle Beaumont Exporters
The San Antonio Missions return to Techfield Tuesday for a two night stand against the Beaumont Exporters. Esther Sig Jukucki of Chili Wagener is expected to hit the opener as the club seeks its 15th road win. Weather rain washed out a Monday night game, delaying the start of the Texas League series.
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San Antonio Missions
Techfield
Beaumont
Esther Sig Jukucki
Chili Wagener
Tedres
John Marcum
Brad ‘Trine
Hal
Missions
Houston
Fin
Shreveport
Hese Toro
Dallas
Rebels
Theedairmen
San Antonio
Tyne
Elub
Vic Joss
Jarry Haieh
Rube Naranto
Beansing
Marcum
Rine
Wod Garver
Jelly Soulele
Rugalir
Texas League Box Score and game notes from a doubleheader
Detailed box score and game notes from a Texas League matchup, listing players, positions, and outcomes. Highlights include runs, hits, errors, and pitcher performances for teams such as Fort Worth, Shreveport, and Oklahoma City, with attendance noted and standings impacted.
Trail Association Softball Night Sparks Local Action
Fragmented report covers Trail Association softball events and results from Monday and Tuesday nights. It lists players, teams, venues, and scores across multiple clubs, with mentions of Opality Paint, Public Service Co, and Western Fipetpin participants.
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Travis Leaene
Thesitay
SA. Pavaltine Ci
Cokes Ve Moomshaw Club
Aelephone
Service League loses Ganders, four clubs carry on
The Sronks dw Ganners withdrew from the Service League Tuesday due to player scarcity, leaving Randolph Field, SAPMTC, Fourth Army and Brooke Army Medical Center to continue. The second half schedule will be redrawn and opens next Tuesday night, with Randolph Field and Brooke Army facing in the state semi practice ball tournament July 11-28 at Waro.
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Sronks Dw Ganners
Ganders
Randolph Field
Sapmtc
Fourth Army
Brooke Army Medical Center
Waro
Record Game Sparks Texas Bowling League Descriptions
In a Mission league match at Main Street Lanes Charlie Treuter rolled 297 for a record game, delivering 11 strikes in a row before missing the head pin on the final frame. He also failed to convert an ABC medal. The event occurred as spectators watched a dramatic finish amid the Stern League standings and broader bowling notes from Williamsport to Scranton.
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Charlie Treuter
U S Golf Aces Quality Easily Qualifies For Open
America’s long shot pros Lawson Lite Sam Snead and Johnny Bull easily qualified for the British Open rounds starting Wednesday. Lite shot 75 to total 151 after 36 holes Snead posted 149 with a 35 on the home course Bull had 74 to reach 151. Joe Kirkwood finished with 78 for 152 after his second round.
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Bulla
Joe Kirkwood
Toledo Acquires Miller From St Louis Browns
Pitcher John Miller of the St. Louis Browns was optioned to Toledo of the American Association. Miller has one win and three losses this year.
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ST. Louis
Onsi— Piteher
John Miller
St. Louis Browns
Tolpis
American Association
Miller
All-Star American League and National League selections
The American League all stars chosen to face the National League at Fenway Park on July 9 include infielders Rudy York Mickey Vernon Bobby Doerr George Stirnweiss Johnny Pesky Vernon Stephens Luke Appling Joe Gordon Ken Keltner. outfielders Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Dom DiMaggio Sam Chapman Charley Keller Stan Spence. catchers Bill Dickey Frankie Hayes Buddy Rosar Tal Wagner. pitchers Dave Ferris Mickey Morris Spud Chandler Bob Feller Hal Newhouser Jack Kramer. manager Steve O'Neill. The National League squad features: Johnny Mize Al Louise Reboundlens Frank Gusting Marty Marion Harold “Pee” Wee d Hews. Enos Slaughter Walk er Cooper Red Shoemaker Stan Musial Fred Dixies Walk er. Johnny Ho nn Brstan Harold Reiser Harry Lewis Lewi s. Morton Conner Cherrie Grimm Billy Southworth Red McKeehnie.
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Chicago
Boston
Fenway Park
Rudy York
Mickey Vernon
Washington
Bobby Duerr
George Stirnweiss
New York
Johnny Pesky
Vernon Stephens
St. Louis
Luke Appling
Joe Gordon
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Dum_DiMaggio
Sam Chapman
Philadelphia
Charley Keller
Stan Spence
Bill Dickey
Tumsut
Fazio Consistent In Canadian Open Triumph
George Fazio, a 28 year old pro from Norristown now based in Los Angeles, won the Canadian Open title at Beaconsfield Golf Club. He defeated Dick Metz of Kansas City in an 18 hole playoff, shooting a two under par 70 after earlier carding a 68 to tie Metz at 278. Fazio earned 2000 dollars, Metz 1400.
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Montresl
George Fazio
Norristown
Los Angeles
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kan
Beaconsfield
Fazio
Metz
Arsenal and 7-Up Battlers Rival In Early Baseball Action
Amateur baseball saw Lee Walford pitch six strong innings as San Antonio Arsenal beat Floresville Eagles 21 to 4 in Floresville. Marvin and Melvin Preiffer homered for the Arsenal who piled up ten runs in the seventh. Earl Cunniff’s ninth inning homer gave 1-0 win to the 7-Up Battlers at George West, with Lefty Tumey tossing a three hit nine inning gem. The Browns protested the omission of Johnny Bernardino from the AL All-Star team, asking fans to decide the selections.
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Lee Walford
San Antonio Arsenal
Floresville Eagles
Floresville
Arsenal
Marvin
Melvin Preiffer
Winnners
Argmmels
Kingsville Cardinals
Kingsville
Alice
Alice Alb
Earl Cunniff
Battlers
San Antonigas
George West
Alvin Tumey
Botler
Geo
West
ST. Louis
Tumey
Obregon
M. Johns St. Louis Browns
Son
Rogstad
Will Harridge
Johnny Bernardino
Allstar
Wimbledon doubles stars advance to quarterfinals at All England Club
Yon Brown and Jack Kramer defeated Moll vam and Bob Nicoll to reach the men's doubles quarterfinals at Wimbledon. Dorothy Bundy of California and Louise Brough both won in women's singles to advance to the semifinals, while Tom Brown ousted Punc eo to set up a match with Yvan Petra. Jaroslav Drabny and Coni Brown also advanced in the lower brackets as the tournament moves into the later rounds.
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Wimbledon
Yon Brown
Dack Kramer
Tony Mollvam
Bob Nicoll
Britain
All England Club
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Marita
Calif
Kay Stammers Menzies
Calfornian
Louise Brough
Miss Bundy
Jean Nicoll Bostock
Tom Brown
Ameri- Veith
Feranc Punceo
France
Yvan Petra
Dinny Pails
Australia
Jaroslav Drabny
Lennart Bergelin
Mose Simms Dons Indian Gimmick To Boost OCU Football
Oklahoma City University athletic director Mose Simms unveiled an Indian themed spectacle to hype the football program. Wearing war paint and feather prompts, he described a 50-man squad, 40 marching bands, and a halftime pageant to attract attention while awaiting a real team. Coach Bo Rowland halted parade plans for ground deployment.
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Saul Prelddian
Oklahoma City
Upi
Mose Simms
Simms
Tomtons
Oklahoma City University
S&s. A
St. Mary's of
San Antonio
Ocu
Oklahoma
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Tova Imow
Whiff
Tasker
Bo Rowlanis
Henderson College of Arkansas
Meldin
Rowland
Mise
Fliers topple Battlers as summer baseball action heats Austin
In a busy line of games San Antonio’s Kelly Fliers defeated Austin’s 7-Up Battlers 12 to 4 at Kichler field. Runge and Kengar homered for the winners, while the Battlers executed a ninth inning double play to end the rally. The Parish league all star team announced a 5 p.m. practice at Pittman Sullivan Park ahead of a holiday game with the Blechannel league all stars. Other notes include Dan's Casemen losing 14-7 to the Laredo Cardinals in Laredo, and Simon’s Pisce club preparing for Kerrville with practices set at Van Daele diamond.
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Kelly Ficki Fliers
San Antonio
Rosita Miners
Kichler Field
Battlers
Runge
Kengar
Kelly Field
Cartier
Messar
Duratt
Repew
Ramos
Hubbard
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Ottuman-Sullvan
Dan
Casemen
Laredo Cardinals
Laredo
Walls
Sin Gus Koch
Charley Ludwig
Dan Wilbur
Wieding
Gene Tewes
Cafemei
Simon’s
Slotsky Recovering After Heart Attack Illness
Promoter Bill Davee reported Tuesday that veteran racing figure Slotsky is on the road to recovery from a heart attack. At M. land S. hospital officials said he could leave in a few days but would need a long rest. Slotsky became ill on June 23.
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Bill Davee
M. Land S
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Louis to Defend Jim Mexico City
Boxing news reports that Louis may defend his heavyweight title in Mexico City in January. Promoter Mike Jacobs has been approached, with a possible Louis Mauriello bout discussed. Tonney suggests a $200000 bout could be staged in Mexico depending on financing.
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Jim
Mexico City
Bill Corum
New York
INS
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Mike Jacobs
Thane
Mexico
John Reuss
Gene “Punney
Jacobs
Louis Mauriello
Tonney
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Riverside sweepstakes golf roundup at Riverside Park course
Joe Conrad Jy fired a 76 net 68 to win the Riverside sweepstakes at Riverside Park Sunday. BR. T. Davis was one stroke back with net 69 after a 79-10-89. A field of 44 saw F. 3. Lunsford third with 88-18-70, tied for fourth were Leonard Cicero, Charles Staudt Sr., and Howand Hampton with 71s. Other Willow Springs results list Devon Furman 71 and C. N Snuffy Horlen 64, George Shine 66, Bert McDowell 72-45.88, Terry O'Daniel 80-12-48. Fort Sam Houston Scotch foursomes yielded Col. Charles Lewis and Joyce Lewis 71 net, with second place shared by Sgt. Reynolds and Mrs. Brown. Mark Wright won Willow Springs sweepstakes with 74-11-03. Ed O’Quinn 74-65. Del Rio golfer Otis Buster Sims scored a hole-in-one. Willow Springs Women’s title went to Mrs. Sikes with low gross 86, Krisch low net, Brash led nine-hole with 40. Brackenridge Park best-ball team Rudy Gordon, Lorain Young, George Terrell shot 66. Shine, Naylor, Let Christopher 67 after playoff. Next event July 15 at Fort Sam Houston Kinks.
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Riverside Park
Riverside
Conrad
BR. T. Davis
Lunsford
Leonard Cicero
Charles Staudt Sr
J Howand Hampton
Willow Springs
Devil Furman
C. N“Snuffy
Horlen
George Shine
Bert McDowell
Terry O'Daniel
Leroy Brannen
Ed Carpenter
Gross
Lanah Lindsey
Dr. A. T Zucht
O Gross
Charles Lewis
Joyce Lewis
Fort Sam. Houston
H. Neyrey
Sgt. Reynolds
B. J. Brown
B. Bass
Mark Wright
Fear O'Quinn
Joe!Ratieron
F. Roberts
FE. A. Wheat
Joe Ba
Dr. S. van Wie
RB. Wilson
M. P. luMank
Wilson
J.K. Stark
TL. Baubel
J. E. Herring
Travis Sikes
A. J. Krisch
Herb Brashear
Sikes
Krisch
Brash
Rudy Gordon
Loraine Young
George Terrell
Brackenridge Park
Roger Naylor
Let Christopher
Jack Rogers
Vetttey
C. T. Anderson
Red Conrad
Jay 15
Fort Sam Houston
DETROIT AND CHICAGO MEET IN TIGHT BASEBALL SHOWDOWN
Detroit and Chicago faced a rugged game with multiple pitchers in action. Key players include Appling Maynes and Cullendine driving runs, with Wells and Greenberg contributing for Detroit while Cleveland, St Louis, and others rotated through the later innings. Attendance reached 17,525 as the contest progressed with several hits, runs, and errors noted across the nine frames.
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Luke
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St. Louis T. Cleveland
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Harder
Werry
Fanaly
Boda
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Exhibition Baseball Expects Action in New York Area
Readable fragments describe exhibition games and scheduling in New York and nearby cities. Mentions players Quudavo ss and Robinson, Kraus, Jevee, Bombardl Warren, and teams including Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Boston with early afternoon and evening match times.
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Quien
Robinson
Wiarhos
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Kraus
Jevee
Bombardl Warren
Antonio Thine
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