San Antonio Missions start five day stay after rough road
San Antonio Missions return to their hometown for a five day run after two rough weeks abroad dropping to the second division. Kimberlin delivers shutout in Bayou City as Pate and Byrnes pace early offense supported by solid defense and fielding miscues by the Butts.
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Taylor Blames Hitting Not Pitching for Losses
Manager Zach Taylor pins recent string of Mission losses on lack of timely hitting rather than pitching. He notes road trip injuries and absences hurt depth, cites two tough road games, and praises Sam Harshang for resilience after being struck in the head. Taylor remains confident in the team's pitching overall.
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Dove hunting rules shift under new federal state alignment
News notes the federal regulations align with Texas laws regulating dove seasons. Northern portion of the southern zone closes to hunters. adjustments can be made by legislature in fall. Open seasons vary by county and zone with specific dates from September to November and regional carve outs. Mourning and white-wing doves limited to 15 birds per hunter per day with possession limits.
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Indian and Texas baseball game garbles season notes
A fractured OCR record highlights a Texas game with box score fragments and batting details for players such as Christman Fleming and Treadaway. It mentions pitchers Patchin and Levey, umpires Greenherr and Sweat, and locations like Fort Worth and Tulsa, with scattered inning counts and fielding notes.
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Mat Results At New York Danno O'Moaloni Clash
In a terse meet report from New York, O'Moaloni defeats Cofesnnn in a 26:08 time. The sparsely legible OCR notes show a split noting weights and lengths, with most lines unreadable beyond the two names and the closing time.
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Missions Lead Voting Amid All-Star Selections in Houston
Dallas July 3. With nearly golden votes counted, five San Antonio Missions players are slated for the League All-Star roster to face Houston in Fly 17. Key names include Ollie Bosna, Art Sehareln, Big Giyska, Mel Maszern, and Ralph Rhein among others as voting tallies show selections for pitchers and fielders.
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Randolph Wields Ramblers Clinch Fifth Army Title
Randolph's Ramblers clinched the Army League baseball crown for the fifth straight year with a 6 to 4 win over Stati Troops at Randolph Friday. It was their 12th victory, leaving them tied for first with several games remaining on the schedule.
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Texas Leaders Peel
In a local high school basketball game the Peel team faced off against Saint Anna. Key players included Dunn of CC and Keven of the visiting squad, with Wend AW leading the home team and Golo Gavi contributing strong defense. Final moments featured several notable defensive stops and late scoring runs.
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Coast League Rebels Face Off After Umpire Decision
Coast League Rebels led by manager Wille Kamm staged a protest against Umpire Henry Fanning after a disputed call in a 9th inning setback. The Missions refused to finish the game as tensions flared near the Jefflelé line, with the home town rival Scala taking a forfeit win at 9 to 0.
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AAU Declines German Tour Invite For Track Team
Milwaukee July 3 The Amateur Athletic Union today refused an invitation to send a team of American track and field stars to Germany for a summer exhibition tour. The move ends plans for a potential tour and preserves the existing track program in the United States.
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Surprise Foe for A Girl in Eastern Clay Court
Norma Taubele of New York, defending champion, was eliminated by Helen Germaine of New York in a 6-2 1-4 upset. Germaine advances to face Eunlee Dent of San Antonio, seeded second, who beat Grace Surber of Jickton Heights 6-0.
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Wrestlers Vie for Double Main Event In Local Ring
Promoter Harry Coffman schedules a double main event next Wednesday night with Dir Karl Sarnolis facing Bashara and Karl Davis in the other bout. Davis, previously sidelined by eye injury requiring Omaha operation, recovers and plans to fight. Opening bout matches Shikume versus Satpolis protégé Brown. Report notes pins do not count as a fall unless the opponent yields or passes out.
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Amateur Ball at Helotes Opens Fourth of July Week
Amateur baseball doubleheader between Helotes and McDonald Cleaners tops the Fourth of July program at Helotes Sunday. First game at 1 PM, second at 3 30 PM. Visiting team to be hosted with barbecue dinner and a dance starting at 8 30 PM.
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Fight Results From Amnodiated Press Card
In New York Chiveotale Cubs defeated Toa Bingoiante by points. Marten won 8 rounds. Wottywondsttehia Koninine beat Montana on points. Viverott Rishi mnivo from Binux City Iowa won 10 rounds over apgremsa Moni. Jimmy Steeneber of Bozeman outpointed Johny ee riin from Phoonis Ariz. Tippy Lorin from ArHtoi defeated Seatdy AY GORKrANe 438 BMzaboth.
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Table Tennis Pourtuyen Matches At HoneyKist Tourney
Friday night results from the Honey Kist table tennis tournament at 1228 San Pedro avenue show 3 women’s singles and 11 men’s singles matches. Winners include Mrs B Medlock over Eckhardb in five games and Norvel Payola beating G Brown Jr. Walter Roberts, former state junior champion, defeated J S Beil in three, as play continues through the weekend starting at 7:30 p.m.
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THREE UMPIRES HURT IN CAR CRASH NEAR SCOTT
Scott Louisiana July 3 three Swanseline league umpires were injured in an automobile crash at the intersection of U S Highway 90 and Scott Street. Henry Bush of Leesville was near death in a Scott hospital. Robert Lawson of Swansea Massachusetts and Owen Edwards of Shreveport escaped with painful injuries. Edwards, chief umpire, was in shock but expected to recover. The crash occurred when Bush swerved to avoid a collision with another vehicle following a separate car carrying three Evangeline league umpires.
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Medal honors to Lavender at Abilene tournament
Dennis Lavender of Arlington won medals at the Abilene country club eleventh annual tournament with a three under par score in qualifying. He led by two strokes over rival Russel Crownover, Avilene city champion, in his first West Texas event in seven years.
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Budge Marin win Wimbledon doubles title in four sets
Budge and Marin of the United States captured the Wimbledon men's doubles crown by defeating Beith and Hughes in four sets 4-6 8-6 6-1. Dorothy Round won the women's singles title for the second time, rallying past Jadwiga Jedrzejowska to complete a notable comeback. Simone Mathieu and Adeline Yorke won the women's doubles, beating Kay Slamers and Freda James.
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Riverside Golf Schedules Tie Breaker Rounds
Riverside Golf Sunday will see completion of the second round of the Riverside tournament with the pre tourney favorites absent. Lainie Wendland Nit Statia and Rex Latermace were eliminated as Hemphill defeated Wendland 9 2 in a major upset. Warren Ludeke beat Latthmorn 3 2 and Bartz defeated Latthmorn 5 3. Hemphill and Ludeke meet in the third round.
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Louis Louis Delights in Chicken Shack Hearing
Boxing champion Joe Louis attended a Detroit liquor commission hearing at Brown Humber's Chicken Shack in Harlem. Officials debated if the converted dwelling could hold a beer and wine license or qualify as a business with murals of chickens. Louis, present as a friend, showed no personal stake and left after a brief autograph session.
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San Diego Infielder Ernie Holman Improves After Transfusion
San Diego brief reports Ernie Holman, a former Tulsa player, showing improvement after a transfusion for throat illness. He remains in an oxygen tent, with team observations noting partial recovery while continuing treatment and rest.
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