Tickets Go Back On Sale After Rainout
Rainout at Mission stadium postponed the American Legion all-gray baseball game to next Tuesday night at 7 p.m. Lineups remain the same with North section Legion stars facing Southside stars. Advance tickets restart Saturday at local sporting goods stores and outlets. a 1949 Ford sedan will be given as an attendance prize.
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American Lesson
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American
Barbera Sporting Goods
Sam Houston Poor Exchange
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Gillespie, Jordan and
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Ford Dealers
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Browns trade Gerheauser for Ostrowski from Toledo
The St. Louis Browns announced today they traded left handed pitcher Al Gerheauser to Toledo for Joe Ostrowski. Both pitchers are left handed and no cash changes hands. Ostrowski came from Montreal last winter and had 623 innings with 42 hits and 12 runs.
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Joe Ostrowski
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Montreal
Lavalice
Sturdivant Quits as Lamesa Loboes Manager
Sturdivant resigns as playing manager of the Lamesa Loboes in the West Texas in Mexico league. Tony Pila named temporary manager. Sturdivant cites poor health and plans for the near future. He is 34 and had not been in good health for some time.
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George Sturdivant
Lamesa Loboes
Tony Pilta
West Texas
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Texan Hopkins In NCAA Final
Ed Hopkins Jr. of Texas battles Hobby Harris of San Jose State for the national collegiate golf title at Stanford in Palo Alto California. Hopkins, 24, a Texas veteran with strong distance, advanced by a 19 hole semifinal win over Tom Lambie. Harris relies on precise putting and nimble iron play to challenge.
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Stanford
Ed Hopkins Jr
Dallas
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San Jose State College
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Wat
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Jack Munger
Tom Lambie
Clarris
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UCLA
SAAC Dominates AAU Junior Team Championship in Milwaukee
The San Antonio Athletic Club swept to the junior team title at the AAU outdoor championships in Milwaukee scoring 412 1 2 points to top New York Pioneer Club 19 and others. McKenley, 400 meters star, clocked 46.8 seconds in the junior final and is poised to exceed his 45.9 senior mark. Curtis Stone and Henry Laskau won 5000m and 1080m titles amid a strong field including Navy bases and university clubs.
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Philadelphia
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Mackabi Club
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Indy
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Freeport
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Oklahoma
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Jones Little
Central Michigan
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Baltimore
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Americans Poised for Wimbledon Net Titles Surge
Wimbledon finals push by U S players with three titles virtually assured. Dervis Hart of Miami and Louise Brough of Beverly Hills reach women’s singles finals. Gardnar Mulloy and Tom Brown contest men’s doubles against Australia. Margaret Osborne DuPont and Doris Hart join women’s doubles bid. Hot Falkenberg wins men’s singles in five set comeback over Bromwich, rallying from near defeat to claim victory.
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London
America
Dervis Hart
Miami
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mid
Gardnar Mulloy
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Joby Bromwich
Frank Sedgmat
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Miss Broughtangle
Doris Hart
Pat Canning Todd
Jolla Calit
California
Ogerdly
Brooke Army Medical Comets to host Hot Springs team in doubleheader
Weather permitting the Brooke Army Medical Center Comets will open a two game baseball series with the Army Navy General Hospital team from Hot Springs Ack. Saturday night at Christy Methewson field. Start time to be announced. The series ends Sunday with a 2 p m game. The Hot Springs team is managed by Lt. Col. Edward Burns a former player and coach at St Anthony’s Apostolic school in San Antonio.
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Army
Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ack
Christy Methewson
Mat Springs
Plui
Edward Burns
San Sintonio
St. Anthony's Agestolic School
Ancient AAU Track and Field Meet Noted in New York
Readable fragments show New York Pioneer and Catholic clubs, athletes from San Antonio, Philadelphia, Chicago, and others competing in 3500 meters 400 meters and long jump events. Names include Richard Unfn, James, Klaus Timmerheus, and Dante Kirke with scattered results and distances.
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Rome
Polleg Sport Ten
York Pollen
Edward Tys- Flamne
Wilson
Trousten
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Andeys
University of Ennir
Sen _Antonio
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Berea
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Fares
Rod
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Lanistwe
Dante Kirke
Phindel
Eld Clul
Miguel Merrado
San Antonio
Warl Foster
New York
Setr Abtomio
Slyarns
San Milwaukee
FNC
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San Antonin Athletic Club
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Ime
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Lyater
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San Alston
Ab Fect
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Charles Foor
Browns
Morris
James Inginsider
Flatbush Drops in Standings as Dodgers Lose at Home
Brooklyn falls to last in the National League after a 1 64 loss to the New York Giants at Ebbets Field. rookies Siuba Shuba Campanella star as Dodgers rally to lead before Giants strike back in the ninth inning. Cubs beat Pirates, Reds top Cardinals, Braves surge past Phillies as Indians lead AL race. Yankees, Senators duel ends with Senators win in 12 innings. Tigers lose to White Sox.
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Lippy Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets
New York Giants
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Lneup
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Revelver
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St. Paul
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Mobile
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Camapanella
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Walt Masterson
Yanks
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Masterson
Senators
Detroit Tigers
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White Box
Herrera Goes To Hit Against Ships Teras League
Beaumont Exporters beat San Antonio Missions in a wild seven inning game. Herrera will pitch tonight to rest his elbow as the Missions seek to even the series. Bob Alexander starts for Beaumont and Shippers had 29 hits in the contest with a seven run seventh inning.
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Proeplo Herrera
San Antonio Missions
Bob Alexander
Shippers
San Antonio
Missions
Jelly LoBelle
Texas eee pares oUSIOK FYEEORE & liwa-base bie Taner
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