Bears Begin 12 Day Home Stand At League Park
San Antonio Bears open a 12 day home stretch at League Park facing Beaumont in a 4 30 pm Monday game after rain postponed Sunday games at Galveston. Pitcher Bill Fincher is traded to Galveston for To Couchman in a season bringing new morale to Beaumont and San Antonio.
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South Texas
Beaumont
Galveston
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San Antonio
Lou Kraft
San Antonian
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Buffs Beat Beaumont in Pitchers Duel to Open Second Half
Beaumont, Tex. duty 11 Bill Bold defeated Stuart Tacobus in a tight pitchers duel Sunday to start the second half here. Houston hitters rallied for two runs in the sixth to edge Beaumont 4 to 2. Violen and Griffith partnered on the mound for Beaumont, with Jacobs and Alexander catching.
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Houston
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Griffith
Jacobs
Alexander
Diamond Auto Supply tops New Braunfels in eight run burst
The Diamond Auto Supply team exploded for seven runs in the eighth inning to defeat New Braunfels. Haas pitched strongly for the winners, fanning six while allowing eight scattered hits. Stannkucke, Riggal, Van Zandt, and Farrey contributed key hits as the attack surged late. True Wigers and Stein made solid defensive plays.
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Kotetin
Lew Phaurnts & Sanday
Ied Haas
Piell
Stannkucke
Washer Team Cops The Washer Crew in Park Bout
The Washer Crew defeated Wolff o& Marx 46 to 2 at Prackeoridge Park in a snappy contest. Pitchers Killing and Qarn tinilla starred for Washes, with Grahams and Oliveres behind them. Low Angles Heights won with Ripford on the mound and Young’s hitting small market.
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Prackeoridge Park
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Lasers
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Standings of the Clubs Sunday Results at League Park
Rainy games at League Park produced wins for Fidelity over Knights of Columbus three to one and Stroud Motors over Public Service, as teams across Dallas Fort Worth Houston and other cities report Sunday results. Key performances include LeSally and Marshall in the Fidelity victory and Vance and Smith in the first game, with scattering notes on other league action and upcoming games.
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Fidelity Duty
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McGregor Hike Sets Army Distance Record in 14 Days
Washington reports Major John McGregor of the Second Division completed an endurance test hiking 1100 miles from San Antonio to Denver with a field pack weighing about 45 pounds. He covered the last 500 miles in fourteen days at an average of over 45 miles daily, aided by infantry support. McGregor, born in Canada, later served with the American air service in the war.
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Diusenbergs Held Up In French Auto Race Trials
Varis and Suly 41 report the Puesenberg cars were delayed at the Paris Prix of the Automobile Show. The Basch club proposes a new trio of trials to allow American entrants like Phe das for the race. Haloh de Pahan and Walter, who will ride, have trained on the course, with De Palos averaging 120 kilometers per hour.
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Third Hole in One At Doody Caratey Club Course
A recent golf round at the Doody Caratey Club Course featured Stephen Roberts making a hole in one on the tenth hole. Roberts achieved the feat with a strong tee shot and solid approach, stunning spectators Sunday at the clubhouse.
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Athletics Shut Out Twice in Cleveland Double Header
Philadelphia outhit Cleveland in both games but failed to score in the first contest despite 12 hits. Cleveland capitalized with hits and five walks in two innings, Gardner and Walker adding offense for the Mackmen. Washington and Miller produced key hits for a Senator victory while Mogridge closed the win with pinch pitching. Ruth managed a single in four trips as Mulligan led a White Sox return attack.
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Dennis to join Robstown Gulf Coast league club
J J Lefty Dennis lefty pitcher for Fidelity club in the ity league will depart Tuesday to join Robstown in the Gulf Coast league. He is with Company 1b of the Ninth infantry at Camp Bravis and was to receive a discharge Monday. Fidelity players will meet at the Empire theater at 7 PM Monday for a farewell supper at a Mexican restaurant. Dennis has pitched well lately allowing an average of about three hits per game in four recent outings. Manager Dzediger of the deity club loses star hurler Leroy Hicks who had a Wichita Falls trial.
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Lelivelt Missed Record Chance In Hall Of Fame Bid
Qinaha Nebraska July 11 Jack Lelivelt first baseman of the Onin club in the Western League entered baseball's hall of fame in a game with St Joseph days ago. Lelivelt extended hit streak to ten before fanning on the eleventh at bat. Nieder earlier matched season highs with seven eight nine and ten during last season with the St Louis Nationals by making a high and a double consecutively.
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St. Louis
Cavalry Four Wins Polo Match with Strong Sixteenth Team
The Sixteenth Cavalry defeated the Freebooters and San Antonio Polo Club in a Sunday polo match. The winning team featured Major Smith Major Taylor Major Hall Captain Thornburg and Captain Irving. The Freebooters and the civilian team led by Richard Negter Bill Mendlows James Chittim and Larry Calvin followed.
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Cavalry
Fuquay Advances In Municipal Tennis Hammament
Fuquay moved to the third round by defeating George Koerper 6-2 in a second round match at Brackenridge Park. Sunday also saw more first round contests with Arthur Seeligaon, the lone champion, beating A Engelke. Sir Prout Carvel eliminated Ed Yous and Ta G2, and Meyer Kratz near Captain Withers, 7-5 8-6 2.
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Municipal
Hammament Suniday
George Koerper
Secon
Brackenridge Park
Arthur Seeligaon
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Prout Carvel
Yous
Meyer Kratz
Withers
Hhard-Fonihl Malen
Family Washing Ad Teases Local Laundry Service
An advertisement seeks neighbors to call Crockett G72 or Crockett for a Puritan home style family washing service offered by Simehing Laundry & Dry Cheng Co. The message promotes a $1.00 family wash and requests inquiries from readers directed to the listed contact.
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Danny Kesvier
Simehing Laundry & Dry Cheng Co
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Civies and Whites Change Soldiers Appearance in San Antonio
The army in San Antonio plans a radical look shift with soldiers wearing civilian clothes on streets and officers adopting white tropical uniforms. Camp rules bar civilian dress in camp, awaiting approval for whites, while officers welcome the Sam Browne belt revival adopted after past bans.
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Army riflemen dominate Bullis Camp Tullis shooting meet
Captain Berger leads the Eighth Corps rifle and pistol championships at Camp Bullis in day two of record Firing. Corporal G. Be and Sergeant K. P. Maylon trail, with Maj. W. Loughborough and Bradford also in top five. Wy Mutterback tops pistol shoot with 574, followed by Sergeant W. Wright and Sgt R Reebe in次 order.
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Sane
Troop 13 Wins Two Games On Sunday
Troop 13 defeated the Pirates 13 to 2 and the Dizno Hill Terrors 5 to 2 in a doubleheader Sunday. Knapp and Jiattiner pitched well, with solid hitting from Jed, Wadenfohr, Ball, and others. Pirates and Terrors praised for defense, while Scouts claim Digwently Wil Mideots had not won fourteen straight against them.
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Amateur Golf Begins at Western Championship Qualifier
Chicago and youthful players lead the opening round of the 22nd amateur championship at Whsatmoreland Country Club. The field shows few veterans as Beans defers for the fifth time, with many rounds played over the Golpeyned course as players navigate the difficult conditions.
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Whsatmoreland Contry Club
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Hia Tili
Golf course heats up as players brave fast greens
Bunkers of varying nastiness threaten unwary players while hot dry weather makes the course ex pedilingly fast. With only one round of eighteen holes medal play, Monday will see the field complete the first circuit before dark. Rounds resume Saturday.
Laundry on Top in City League Thriller at San Pedro Park
The Texas Steam Laundry team defeated the Brotherhood of Hallway Clerks 6 to 4 in a San Pedro Park matchup. Louis Green led with strong hits while Marsh’s late rally and Byron’s two-run triple powered Laundry to victory. Peters doubled for the losers as Ray held steady pitching.
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Brotherhood of Hailway Clerks
San Pedro Park
Louis Green
St. C
Marsh
Doe
Byron
Peters
Ray
R. GC
Marsh and
Chittenden
Green
Beat Austin Legion by Engineers at Fort Sam Houston
The Ninth engineers of Fort Sam Houston defeated the Austin American Legion team Sunday with Walgraf’s pitching and Shimvie’s hitting highlighted. Shadrick homered twice and doubled, driving in runs as the Engineers collected eleven hits off Smith. A return game is set for April 31 in Austin.
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Austin
Austin American Legion
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Walgraf
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National Open Preparations Open at Columbia Course
Washington announces preparations for the national open golf championship to be played at Columbia Country Club near the city from July 19. The links were closed to members Monday as the vanguard of 286 entrants arrived and pairings for qualifying rounds will be announced Tuesday.
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Columbia Country Club
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Be Careful Don’t Buy Typewriters From Strangers
North and East thefts of typewriters prompt warning to buy from reliable dealers. Advertises clear title, one year guarantee against mechanical defects, and free service for every machine sold.
Kerrville Nine Edges Kerrville In Ninth Inning Rally
Kerrville Texas July 11 Camp Nor moyle's baseball team defeated Kerr ite Sunday eight to six. Al Manny was knocked from the box by the San Antonio batter. Elome and Hammer led the winners with key hits while Serrville rallied in the ninth for two runs. Batteries were Harlock and Byrd for the winners and the loser's lineup is incomplete.
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Elome
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Blue Printers Lose to Denver Heights Bearcats
The Denver Heights Bearcats walloped the Texas Blue Print Company team Sunday by a score of 12 to 7. Sasser pitched well for the losers. Batteries were Sasser and Mathis for the Bears and Fry and Putman for the Blue Print team.
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Texas Blue Print Company
Sasser
Mathis
Fry
Putman
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