Missions adopt night games on Friday and Saturday schedule
The Missions will add Friday and Saturday night games at Tech field, with a complete weekday night schedule for the rest of the season. Sunday home games stay daytime. The long Beaumont trip starts Tuesday. Abe Miller may start Friday night. Wiltse pitched poorly in the opener as Fort Worth beat the Cats 7 to 6.
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Uadies
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Steers
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Abe Miller
Wiltse
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Gang
Hal
Ims
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Strobm
Purdy
Warren
Bome
Clift
Whitworth
Bettencourt
Belma
Loepp
Rasslers bring mat show to new open air arena
Friday card features Red Lyons of Beaumont at 192 pounds and Pete Brown of El Paso at 178, best two of three falls. Joe Reno of Brooklyn 167 faces Sneeze Achy of China 168, with two out of three falls and 45 minute limit. Al Stecher of Birmingham 183 vs Les Grimes 195 in Australian rules. Promoters Coffman and Wright stage at 420 South Alamo with referees Vogt and Poulos. Show to proceed indoors if rain. Open air arena near Beethoven Hall with strong advance ticket sales.
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Red Lyons
Beaumont
Pete Brown
el Paso
Waller
Acbu
China
Joe Reno
Brooklyn
Young
Stecher
Birmingham
Les Grimes
Topeka
Exposition Grounds
South Alamo Street
Beethoven Hall
Charlie Wright
Beethoven Ball
Lyons
Wassler
Pete
Brown
Matty Matsuda
Michigan
Reno
Achy
Young Hurler Fans 90 in Eight Games
SHAMROGE Texas July 14 Dornan a nine year old pitcher from Wheeler and Gray counties struck out 90 men in eight games. Dorman averaged over 11 strikeouts per game. His team went four and four to place second behind Tampa. Other league clubs include McLean Wheeler Maule City and Shemrock. Clubs play only on Sundays.
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Larty
Dornan
Itague
Cams
Wheeler
Gray Counties
H Dorman
Tampe
Wonix Panies
McLean
Maule City
Shemrock
Holy Cross Gridder Die from Injuries After Game
Rostun reports Holy Cross football star Walter Clifford died after months of confinement following injuries sustained during a game the previous year. Clifford was a standout halfback for Holy Cross College.
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Watler Cifford
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Ryan's Return Triggers Giants Win Over St Louis
New York Giants rally behind Blondie Ryan as he returns to form by making eight perfect chances and sparking a 3-2 victory over St Louis to widen their lead over Chicago and drop the Cardinals to fourth place. Warneke and Beck shut down Brooklyn as Chicago White Sox beat Washington 9-2. Pirates top the Braves 8-1 while Phils beat Reds 4-3. Marberry wins for Detroit 3-2 over Boston as Hale homer helps Cleveland win 6-1 over Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Davis
Phils
Fred Marberry
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Stone
Tiger Gardener
Cleveland
Athletics
Ode! Hale
Connally
Cain
Shields and Parker Lead Spring Lake Tennis Showdown
Frank X. Shields the fifth ranked American meets Berkeley Bell of Austin Texas in a key singles clash while Frankie Parker of Milwaukee faces Herbert L. Bowsman of New York for a spot in the final. Four top doubles pairs advance toward quarterfinal intrigue as Bell and Hall meet Sam Hardy and Thomas Blurgis and Parker with Bowman face Walter Martin and Bud Tenney, while Randin and Lorenzo Nodarse take on Law and Edward McKnight.
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Berkeley Bell
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Texas
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Herbert L. Bowsman
New York
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Parker
Bell
Hall
Mer Coulst
Sam Hardy
Thomas Blurgis
West Elder Tennis Club
Parker and Bowman
Walter Martin
Canada
Bud Tenney
Colonial Terrace
Tenmlub
Randin
Lorenzo Nodarse
Law
Edeward McKnight
Springfield
Mass
Farber Outpoints Champion Wolgast in New York Bout
Lou Farber used aggressive punches to win a nine round decision over Midge Wolgast at the Tagazy bowl in Coney Island New York. Wolgast weighed more than the 112 pound limit, exposing a Myweight tie issue.
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