Fort Worth Lakers at Mission s Week Preview
Fort Worth tonight and a rough week ahead for the San Antonio Missions begin with a Dallas trip featuring five games in three days. Ray Starr will start the Friday night affair as the Missions chase a split doubleheader, then travel to Dallas for a Saturday matinee and a 2 30 p.m. doubleheader. A Monday or Tuesday makeup arches in. The Buffs hold a nine and a half game edge as the Missions aim to rebound after Friday’s loss where San Antonio fell 4 0 in the seventh.
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Marty dpecManus
Srerd
San S.antonio
Monsadeur
Gear
Swithh JeagueJead
Hy Hooton
Buffs
Cats
San Antonio
Starr
Jorgenass
Bradsher
Emieth
Cain
Bilgere
Bell
Briples
Hull
Steuchem
Imp Talis
Ed Cate
Olther Hind
Sven Jaing
Snalng
San Intonio
Homer Gibson
Thomas
Pat Worth
Shrveport Shreveport Dallas Texas League Box Score
In a high scoring Texas League game Shreveport defeated Dallas with early leads and late rallies. Olsen Crawford Steimer Meyer Clarke Washington and Levey among top run producers as Craw’dzh drove in runs while Clark and Washington contributed in the field and on the bases. Pitchers Munro and Hardy allowed multiple runs with several errors aiding the offenses.
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Allan
Olsen
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Walt
Egleeet
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Ree
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Hadlett
Balla
Bumphrey
Cohen
Batley
Humphrey
Alk
Bue
Dallas
Sesh ‘Em Res
Majer
Naylor
Willamson
Galveston Golf Club Invitation Quarterfinals Move In
Medalists from Baytown and Galveston reach the Galveston Country Club Invitation quarterfinals while several openers end in upsets. Jack Chambers of Houston defeats Heapling 2 and 1, and Eappy of Galveston tops Moore 2 and 1. Nelms faces Heywood of Houston, with Lehmen of Fort Worth meeting Chilton of Fort Worth and Weath of Houston vs Hauts of Bossier.
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Galveston
Nus
Cramer
Monnie
Bob
Baytown
Galveston Country Club
Derald ‘Lehmen
Fort Worth
Andy Chilton
Fort, Worth
H. 1
Weath
Houston
Dick Hauts
Bousien
Miss Tainter Crowned Western Junior Golf Queen
In South Bend Indiana on July 13 Miss Georgia Tainter of Fargo North Dakota won the women's Western junior golf championship title with a 6 and 4 victory over Meena Quinlan of St Pearl Indiana in the twenty first annual tournament. Phyllis Otto a 45 year old high school girl from Augusta Town won the championship flight consolation with a 3 and 2 win over Suely Land of Sichmond Indiana.
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Ind
INS
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
N.D
Meena Quinlan
St. Peal
Mingi
Phyllis Otto
Augu- Ut
Suely Land
Sichmond
Tennis Open Draws Move to Fort Worth and Indianapolis
The July tennis tournament opens with 128 men entering in New York led by Frankie Parker and Frank Kovacs as top contenders. In Indianapolis, top seeds prepare for Western tennis semi finals with Bobby Carrethers and Wesley Van Horn advancing toward the final rounds and women’s matches led by Alice Marble and Virginia Wolfenden.
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Hobby Harman
Oailand. Cent
Elwood Cooke
Byenk Guernsey
Bill Canning
Berkeley
Calif
Vincent Paul
Parker and Kovacs
Ernie Sutter
New Orleans
Weteree Gi Hall
South Orange
N. J
Joey Fishback
Gerard Poriesta
Montclair
Edward Ameyk
San Francisco
Chauncey Depew Steele
D Podests
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Dark Horse
Felds
Trephy
Virginia Wolfenden
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Iemba
Patricis Canali
Alegeia Calf
Millicent Hirsk Newce
Indianapolis
APFI
Woodatack Country Club
Bobby Carrethers
Coronado
Robert Kamrsth
Houston
Texas
Geller wins at Quebec in junior tennis title
Jark Geller of New Rochelle defeated Breen Marien of Mostreal to capture the under 15 singles crown at the demiplor tenuia championships. William Driver of Fiesta Texas reached the junior men’s final as French and Canadian players contested in Quebec. Greenberg upset Tyler in the North Conway event while Ming Young and Jean Milne won semifinals in the women’s matches in Vancouver.
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Quebec
Jark Geller
New Rochelle
Loys
Breen Marien
Mostreal
Peter Stewart
Hkansas City
William Driver
Fianco
Texas
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IS A SWIMMERS IN AAU MEET IN IS A
Eighteen San Antonio swimmers traveled to Dallas for a two day Southwestern AAU meet. Sixteen went with coach Jack Tolar. Jack Tolar Jr and Roger Tolar were to join the team in Dallas. Participants include Dean Smith Guy Clemens Eddie Johnson Richard Westkaemper Pat Rushing Henry Mills Joe Dalton Henry Rahn Terry Carpenter Bob Eline Jack Stephens Robert Morris Tom Moris and Bob Guiden.
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Southwestern
A. AL UL
Jack Tolar
Jack Tolar Jr
Roger Tolar
Dean Smith
Guy Clemens
Eddie Johnson
Richard Westkaemper
Pat Rushing
Henry Mills
Joe Dalton
Henry Rahn
Terry Carpenter
Bop Eline
Jack Stephens
Robert Morris
Tom Moris
Bob Guiden
Bee Boss Plans Return for San Antonio Field Review
President Bob Quinn of the Bees flew toward Beantown but will return in three to four weeks for a field inspection in San Antonio. He urged city officials to act quickly on field improvements and noted offers from Mexico City and other California cities to relocate the team. He criticized Pittman-Bulligan park as unsuitable and said a proper diamond with training facilities is needed.
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Austin Highway
Waterhouse Regains Golf Title at Rhode Island Event
Helen Waterhouse of Providence won the Griswold dip in 1938 and regained the lead by defeating Mary Mine Beranton 4 and 3 in the final round of the Rhenecassett women's invitation golf tournament in Connecticut on July 13.
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Conn
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Helen Waterhouse
ProvieneRs
Mary Mine Beranton
Rhenecassett
Sportslights by Harold Scherwitz Look Back at 1940s Sports Hopes
The Light sports writer notes forecasters miss big events amid wartime turmoil and awards, with baseball all stars, Texas leagues, and Fort Worth underperforming. South Texas upset by North Texas in extra innings. Houston lagging behind predicted in the Texas league. Shreveport and Dallas ahead of forecast.
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the Light
Houston
Shreveport
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Dark Horse
Baseball writers vote shows Yanks and Cards favored yet midtable
The piece notes experts predicted the New York Yankees would lead the American League and the St. Louis Cardinals the National League, but both sit in midpack. It compares preface voting to current standings as the majors unfold.
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Cub
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Brooklyn
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Kilmer, Famous Breeder Of Racing Stars, Dead
Binghamton July 13 Ing Sw Beau winner of 376774 Wills Sharpe E Kilmer 71 and Sun Beau died on the racetrack. Kilmer owner of Exterminator Sun Briar Sun Beau publisher of Brighams Press and maker of medical supplies died of pneumonia. His wife Barbara Jane Wells was at his bedside. Elmer Kilmer helped popularize horse racing since 1916 Exterminator won the Kentucky Derby. Sun Briar, a champion runner and sire, remains at Court Manor stud.
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Ing Sw Beau
Wills Sharpe E Kilmer
Sun Beau
Crom Bry Inke
Im & Fear
America
Exterminator
Sun Briar
Kilner Algo
Brrighamzur Press
Il Health
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Atuds
Virginia
Americon
Barah Jane Wells
St Paris
Corbitt Lacadello Slamming Ball in A A
CHICAGL, Fwy 19 VP-Aspir ants for the individual batting crown are going to have a hard time dislodging Phil Blate so long as the crack Kansas City shortstop maintains his sizzling pace of the last three weeks. His average rose to 403%8, 29 points ahead of rivals. Bran Bordagaray boosted Toledo to third while Harvey Walker and Ab Wright chased, with Wright tying for most homers at 22. Team leaders include Walker at 358 and Corbitt at 340. Harold Perk led triples with Gereald, Priddy. Milwaukee’s Bob Kane faltered after a nine-game stretch. Minneapolis and Louisville posted notable totals amid a generally unsettled week.
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Harvey Walker
Ab Wright
Walker
Ritsuto
Owl Tealier
Bran Bordagaray
Toledo
Johnny Lucadetto
Yeaders
Trevero Batajelin
Harry Walker
Columbus
Claude Corbitt
Muwaukes
Wright
Otto Denning
Milne
Spas
GU English
St. Paul
Eta
al Tins
Goate Walker
Heralica
Gereald, Priddy
Hal Perk
Milwaukee
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Racing Rules Clarified for Torn Mutual Tickets in New York
The New York state racing commission ruled that no ticket will be redeemed unless the major portion containing the code, horse number, and date is intact. At Suffolks Downs, Supreme Speed led a four horse field to win in 1:10 over mud, as Eddie Smith kept the pace before the stretch. Trainer H. Guy Bedwell prepares Emanuel’s horses for Saturday’s stakes, while attendance and betting figures rise slightly as the July meeting progresses.
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John . Bennett, Jr
Ford
Supreme Speed
Suffoll. Downs
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Mra i Palladino
Artionton Park
Istene
Ind ‘Nasia
Pete Lone Treenendon
Three feature races on at Arlington and Hollywood
A July 13 race card features three major juvenile stakes at Arlington Park including the $28,930 Lassie Stakes for 2-year-old fillies led by Misty Isle with 117 pounds. Also highlighted is the mile Empire City Handicap preview at Belmont and a nine-race program. At Hollywood Park a pair of specials center on the Argonaut Handicap and the Abundance Handicap as Derby trials loom.
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Gallahadian
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Arlington Stewards
Gallatadion
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Roman
New York
Arenold Rengre
Finiahed
Leads & Cield
Dorby
Ravak
Los Angeles
Sportsman Charles
Howard
Hollywood Park
John H. Whitney
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Batters and lineups listed across multiple teams
The scorecard lists batters and lineup changes for teams including Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Louisville, and Kansas City with players such as Hrefner, Kelsey, Denning, Rolandson, Malonky, Dickenson, Garbark, Flowers, and Lacy. It notes second sets and substitutions, indicating ongoing matchups and rosters for the games described.
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Lacy
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