Missions Strike Off Travel Pause To Host Tulsa
San Antonio missions, riding a four game win streak and seven of their last nine, travel from Shreveport to Tulsa for a key series. Zack Taylor’s squad faces the Oilers in a four game set starting Thursday with a Friday doubleheader, then games against Oklahoma City Fort Worth and Dallas before Taylor returns home. Buck Stanton may rejoin action after a broken leg, while Art Scherein sits out with a sore wisdom tooth. The team completed a 4-3 victory at Shreveport, extending Harry Kinder’s win count to nine amid six double plays and late rally defense.
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Missions' Box Score Highlights Slugger Lotta Run Support
In a mixed menagerie of errors, hits, and sacrifices, San Antonio edged Shreveport 6 to 7 as Kimberlin and Pirin endured a rough pitching duel. Key actions included Valenti and Stephenson driving runs, Vitter-to-Conner double plays, and numerous battery pairings across several teams.
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The Centenarian Whaler Truelace Sails On 106 Years
The Centenarian Whaler Truelace built in Philadelphia in 1784 sailed 106 years, served as privateer and man of war, then whaler with 80 Greenland voyages and 160 Atlantic Arctic crossings. It captured whalers, saved crews, and after 1868 moved to ice trade before being broken up. MORROW: THE MIND WATERMAKER.
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Texas League Box Score Featuring Thomas Shutout
Fort Worth and Tulsa clash as Tulsa wins 1 to 0 with Thomas blanking Cate. Errors, hits by several players, and key miscues mark the low scoring game. Tulsa pitchers Hamner and Thomas combine for the shutout. Susee homered for Fort Worth.
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Dietrich Retired From White Box Rest Of Season
Philadelphia July 12 Bill Dietrich Chicago White Box pitcher with arm trouble goes on voluntary retirement list for the season. Dietrich who had two bone chips removed from his elbow last year opened a roster spot for Giant Brown who will be returned to active duty after being retired May 6 due to arm injuries in Washington.
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Rookie at Dallas Starts Serving Term
Ben Swift began serving a 60 day jail sentence in Dallas after pleading guilty to two of four indictments tied to a horse race betting ring. He was carried into court by deputies due to heart strain and received a $200 meal during the initial 24 hours.
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Tulsa Slab Ace Thomas Seeks Texas League Lead
Tulsa’s Max Thomas, dominant pitcher with 16 wins and 7 losses, edged ahead in the Texas League race with a 4-0 Tulsa victory over Fort Worth. Ash Hillin and Bill Trotter remain close pursuers as Thomas again bested the Cats while Catcher George Suser sparked late offense.
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Ash Hillin
Oklahoma City
Thomas
Bill Trotter
San Antonio
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Hillin
Oiers
Fort Worth
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Cats
George Suser
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Coxrad Flippen
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Reid to Lead Panther Club in Fort Worth
Fort Worth baseball club announces temporary manager Reid and renewed efforts to keep former leader Homer Peel from returning in an enemy uniform. Business Manager Ded Coombs and club president Stanley Thompson discuss Peel’s status as directors meet privately to decide next steps. Peel has refused offers including a Toledo assignment and a $500 salary compromise column.
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Popular team match tops mat show at Waikathon arena
Four wrestlers form a four man team match at Promoter Harry Coffman’s weekly program. Low Plummer and Rolend Kirchmeyer face the Manager brothers Pre and Ivan with free rein allowed. Best two falls out of three. both team members must be pinned. Foster makes debut in semi final against Sid Nubors. Kael Sarpolls referees at 6:30.
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Kael Sarpolls
Amateur Baseball Games Highlight Local Play
Ralph Vasquez reports on amateur baseball action featuring Box 107 and local teams near the San Antonio area, including details about the Saspamco yard and sewer pipe works. The brief notes community interest and ongoing schedules for nearby leagues and standings.
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Highland club to workout at Pgo field in Barckenridge park
Amateur baseball scene notes a Highland club workout session scheduled from 4 to 7 pm on Saturday at Pgo field No 1 in Barckenridge park. Mentions teams and players including Saspamea Sewer Pipers and Walter fanning with Rangers, with other city and league references and scattered names.
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Rangers
Wrigley Defends Dizzy Dean Deal With Cubs
Chicago owner Phil Wrigley defended paying 185,900 for Dizzy Dean, saying the pitcher’s arm was sound at the time and that Dean would be used only when fully fit. He dismissed critics of the trade and asserted the deal was fair and as is.
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Guernsey and Pode sta Clash in New York Tennis Tourney
Guernsey Jr of Rice Institute advanced to a Forest Hills quarterfinal in the New York state clay court championship facing college rival Jeff Podeste after defeating Joseph Fishbach of Saint John’s University. Also advancing were Don McNeill Kenyon Leonard Mustman Morey Lewis and Don Teavens in brisk competition.
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Racing Notes Highlight Young Bull Low at Arlington Park
Warren Wright's Bull Low may be among the year’s best two-year-olds after a Keeneland run in April. At Arlington Park the colt, ridden by Atterson, sprinted to a one length victory over Seremba’s Faltfia while setting pace. Merry Lassie, a five year old filly from the Wheatley stable, matched speed but stamina limited her. Stagehand and The Chief from Maxwell Howard’s stable are aimed at the Butler Handicap and a $30,000 Arlington Park classic. Disqualifications have affected favorites at Rockingham Park, and Chicago jockey Ira Hanford returns to racing after an injury scare at Arlington yesterday.
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Buddy) Hanfard
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