Night Ball Ends San Antonio Missions Road Streak
Night ball exposes flaws in the San Antonio Missions as they lose 10 to 7 in Houston. Wild errors on a key ninth inning play, six straight grounders by Ollie Bejna, and Clift’s homer highlight a rough road trip. The crowd totals topped 1700 with 2012 attendance overall.
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Credit for Following. Credit for Following. His Right Uppercut.
A clipped sports note records brief credit for a sequence of punches with the right uppercut noted as a notable strike. The fragment mentions follow through and attribution but lacks full context or names or event details.
Primo Left Chop Earns TKO Over Sharkey in Sixth Round
Primo delivers a decisive left chop that floors Sharkey in the sixth round, triggering a dramatic victory moment described as a fateful conclusion to the bout.
Tough Amateur Pro Scores Fold at Fort Worth Course
Texas Professional Golfers Association amateur pro medal play at Glen Garden Country Club saw 17 twosomes start and only one over par. Brian Nelson of Texarkana and Billy Bob Coffey of Fort Worth with George Ausbach, Dal las, shared top score including a 68 by Nelson and six birdies by Ausbach, while O Sara Watts and Ausbach also posted strong rounds.
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Homer Derby and baseball scores summarized
International News Service reports several American League and National League results. Yankees defeated Gebrie Yen tees 17 to 13, with Cammwell contributing for the Browns as they lost 12 to 13. Other games show Cubs 11 and Berger 15 versus Havinett 16, with Foxx and Ruth noted in separate matchups.
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Equpoise Scratched From Big Race At Allingt on Park
Equpoise C V Widney handicap champion, scratched hours before the $10,000 added Star and Stripes derby at Allington Park due to muddy track conditions. Trainer Thomas J Healey cited inadequate prep time after a slow workout and rain soaked surface. Wallant siz Plucky Flag and Natmen W Church entry as second choices at 4 to 1.
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Girl Marries Baseball Player in May Ceremony
A. Girl Marrise Baseball Player details a May wedding at Saint Francis Xavier church with Father Victor Meagher officiating. Richard Harel of Dorchester and Max indigenous baseman for the Bt. Joseph Western League, alongside Misa Mattle Lee Williams of San Antonio, Texas, attended the ceremony. The event links local baseball circles to Mountain League play and features Dick Warrell at shortstop for the Alamo Heights team.
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PRIMO NEE DS DOUGH STAYS
New York July 4 Primo Carnera abandons return to Italy indefinitely delaying the voyage set for July 5. Instead he plans weeks of vaudeville and a possible move to Hollywood. His heavyweight title bout with Jack Sharkey earned about 16300. after managers and helpers’ shares creditors seized the rest as bankruptcy followed.
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Baer Considers Movie Move as Heavyweight Calm
Max Baer is weighing a film offer from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer per manager Hellman. A decision is expected soon on whether the heavyweight champion will pursue a screen career, with plans to shift from boxing to movies if the right role appears. An unrelated note mentions a Pole Vaulting youth born to Woody Nesta, learning vaulting pole basics.
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Senator Yankee Series for Pennant
July 4 INS report on Independence Day baseballs Washington Senators leading the American League by a half game over the New York Yankees as they meet at Yankee Stadium. Joe Cronin claims strong form and predicts wins over New York while Senators hitters and pitchers Whitehill and Stewart perform well. Results noted include Cubs over Browns and Indians win with four-hit pitching by Hildebrand. Giants beat Braves in a marathon National League game as Schumacher shuts out Boston into eight innings.
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Boxing cards mix of amateurs and pros at Collins Gardens
Four young boys with authority headline the Collins Gardens program Tuesday night at Roosevelt Park with two main amateur bouts. Promoter BU Deckman announces a 15 round amateur card plus a 30 minute wrestling match and pro boxing main event featuring Bert Smith versus Batling Lara with other bouts and musical interlude by Curley Deaton and Bob Martin. PECOS Rotary beats Wink Lions and plans rematch July 30.
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Hot Weather Makes It Grand for Grabbling
Jonfaboro reports hot dry days aid the Grabblera or grabblers who fish rocky nooks and overhanging banks. They strip to bare skin, use bare hands or improvised grips, and seize prey by mouth and gill or body. Some avoid lines and rely on skill to land heavy catches during the heat.
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Thaas League Tuesday Doubleheader in American and National Leagues
The schedule shows multiple Tuesday games across leagues. Unicaro at Cleveland Betran at SL Lukis Wasmugina at New York Boston at Hilladelphia with two games. National Leagues include New York at Satan, Sniladesboro at Browalya, Lincolnmals at Chicago and St. Louis at Pittsburgh with two games.
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Texas Boxes GALVESTON WINS
Beaumont game reports Galveston victory with stats for players Hutchinson Molesworth English and Bell. Baseball scoring includes hits by Tauby Pasek Gov ernor and others, with details on pitching, earned runs, and fielding miscues.
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Rogers Far Ahead in State Archery
George Rogers of Port Worth led the Texas Archery Association field by 185 points to seize the men's title as of Monday. Lawrence Cappage of Fort Worth topped the women by 199 points, with Frances Smith and Alta Withers leading the girls’ Intermediate and junior divisions.
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Moreland to Play in Denver Invitational Meet
Colorado golf notes say Moreland of Dalina Cotton broken intends to play in opening rounds of the Denver Invitational at Denver Colorado. Moreland, trans Mississippi champion, was granted an extended vacation and plans to compete Friday in the event.
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Brackenridge Park Event Tonight Features Sports and Exhibits
Turaday afternoon lineup at Brackenridge Park includes swimming and diving events for men women and juniors at 7 o'clock, with watermelon rates, hot wave displays, speedball, wrestling, and motion pictures to follow, offering a varied evening of entertainment.
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Plestina and Grovo Rassle at Expo Arena
Wrestlers including Plestina and Whitie Grove sign for three next Friday matches at Expo Arena. Maria Jok Martin from Rochester, plus Pete Brown and LeRoy McGuirk feature in bouts. One match uses Australian rules. crowd favorable to the semi final format tried last week.
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Buxby and Alonso Reach Nassau Grass Court Final
In Nassau, July 4, Martin Buxby of University of Tears meets Manuel Alonso, former Spain Davis Cup player, in the Nassau Invitation final. Buxby beat Bidney Wand of New York, Wimbledon champion, in a dramatic 5-7 8-3 11-9 semifinal. Alonso defeated Gregory Mongin of Newark, N J, in the other semifinal.
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Carnera Fight Film At Majestic Screen
The Carlo Carnera knockout shown at the Majestic Theater for four days starting Tuesday features footage of the championship bout and pre fight stunts. The program includes playful crowd scenes and a staged interaction with Cortina after the match. A note mentions no races at Dallas on July 4.
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Talent Worth Five Million In Big Game
Chicago July 4. Stars from Babe Ruth to Lefty Grove are featured in a projected $5,000,000 talent display for the American and National League All-Star contest at Congress Park. Analysts note Ruth may fetch high prices despite reduced form, while Hubbell and Simmons are cited as insurance bets for Chicago and New York fans. The piece muses on lineup possibilities and the potential for a high-scoring, defensive clash with pitchers and batters like Frisch Waner O’Douth Cromie and Foxx in contention.
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Eastern crews converge as Intercollegiate row regalia arrives in Long Beach
Eastern oarsmen from Harvard Yale and Cornell reach Long Beach for the Southwest Intercollegiate regatta. They join California Washington and U S A crews in two workouts after hotel arrivals and a cross country journey from Los Angeles to Long Beach.
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Jack Lee Wins in Abilene Golf Junior Title
Abilene July 4 Jack Lee of Orange won the junior golf title advancing to the semifinals of the Abilene invitation tournament after eliminating Gordon Young of Dallas. Budley Baines Abilene Jo Marston of San Angelo and T Willis of Abilene also reached the semifinals with Willis to face Marston and Raines facing Barston.
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Jockey suspended 25 days for foul at San Bruno track
Joy Bernivs disqualified after fouling Queen Ann in the second race. Queen Ann declared winner as Bernivs lost chances on the program at Tanforn track. Beeville Braves routed Victoria Rosebuds 19 to 0 in a later game as Dan Inman starred on the mound in Beeville July 4.
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