Mission Staff Cheers End Of Twin Bills
The Mission squad split a doubleheader with Fort Worth and Dallas, as Jimmy Adair praised the staff’s handling. Jose Meccum’s return and strong pitching bySan Antonio’s King highlighted the day, with Fort Worth pulling ahead and Dallas claiming a single game victory. The club plans a camp visit and trials at 10 a.m. Tuesday to select players for upcoming series.
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Jimmy Adair
San Antonio King
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Johnny Meccum
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Fort Worth
Yeehimlihe Missions
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Mission Management
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Chili Waamner
Misa
Ken Sears
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Vy Verilich Parkes
Tulsah
Jeff Meld Eenens
Jexuckl Tik
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Tulsans
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Thamehe
Durst Named Manager of Quincy Gems in Be Three Leagues
Cerrie Durst, former outfielder with the St. Louis Browns, Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees, was named manager of the Quincy Gems of the Be Three Leagues. He succeeds John Mativau, who has managed the Gems since the season began.
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Cerrie Durst
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Quincy Gems
Be ‘Threed Jeagues
Jioin Mativau
Gems
Texas League Box Score Recap Uncertain Night of Action
Fort Worth and Shreveport loaded the box score with runs as both clubs traded hits and errors. Key players included Dowding, Hall, and Boyer for the Dowling era, while Fort Worth relied on Vargas and Landrum for multiple hits. The game featured late rallies, errors, and a handful of stolen bases, ending with a narrow scoreline and pitching lines from Docking and Eckhardt.
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Mission Boxes bunt of noisy infield play described
A garbled score note describes multiple batters and a double play ending with Wagener striking out Wag and Wagener pitching. The text lists players like Yexelich Teves Tullo La Riehurras Richards and Gran, with several misread terms and no clear final outcome.
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City Major Baseball clash at Christy Mathewson Field Monday
The Brooke army meneal center Comets meet the Neice hardware Sports in a City Major League game at Christy Mathewson Field at 8 15 Monday night originally set for Sunday but postponed due to BAMC state semi pro tourney in Waco.
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Placid clash dominates rough scores in multiple games
In a chaotic entry, scores surge with Wright and Melton key plays for Brooklyn while St Louis, Philadelphia, and Washington post late rallies. The record shows high strikeouts, home runs by Musial and Savage, and a crowded summary of runs in a busy baseball doubleheader with evolving lineups and pitching changes.
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Reid Champ of Southpaws Seals State Golf Title
Seguin July 19 Heroert V Reid Jr of Lockhart wins the second state golf championship title by edging Bert Keller of Shula 7 up in 37 holes to claim the lefthanded crown. Arthur Pfeffer Freeport defeats Jim Riley San Antonio 3 and 1 for the consolation. Ken Blackmar Tulín defeats Buddy Schneider New Braunfels 6 and 5 for the first night consolation, while T W Dowdy Kingsville beats For Adkins Pork Niches 2 and 2.
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Tuling
Buddy Schneider
New Braunfels
T. W. Dowdy
Kingsville
For. Adkins
Pork Niches
Mexico City ump knocked unconscious in eighth inning altercation
In Mexico City Sunday umpire Irvin Weimer was hit during an argument after an eighth inning dispute involving Reds pitcher Sil Snegro and Monterrey. Weimer required five minutes to regain consciousness after being knocked down. Strait was booked on assault. Weimer would not press charges though a 1000 peso fine and 15 day suspension were announced.
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Mexico
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Strait
Fiat
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May and husband win mixed foursome at South Milly Country Club
At the South Milly Country Club in Pittsburgh on July 15, O A May shot a no stroke hole in one. Mrs May drove the tee on No 15 and sank her second shot for a birdie, as she and her husband played in a four ball mixed foursome where all competitors received part of their handicap.
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South Milly Country Club
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Clay
Golf Roundup Highlights Sweepstakes Winners and Upcoming Tourney
E A Whitey Sturman won with 725-68 in the Sweepstakes Golf Association round, followed by Charles Beaumont 725-67 and George Shine 723-69 tied for third. Forty three players finished the weekly event as the field readies for the three day grand stakes starting Saturday, with an 80 player eligible field. Wesley Ellis Jr. shot 76 over Riverside Park to net 66 and lead the Riverside Golfers Association sweepstakes, as Loren Fryar and Leslie Windham tied for second with 66 and 70 totals. Fort Sam Houston Women’s Scotch foursomes saw Col and Mrs E R McAfee win net 65, with Col and Mrs Glenn Hall second at 66, plus multiple prize wins and a farewell for Mrs Bessy Browning heading to Germany. Weekly play resumes Tuesday.
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George Shine
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Ruth's Homer Record New Williams Aim
By LES CONKLIN New York July 15 Ted Williams of the Red Sox, hot on Babe Ruth's 1927 mark, has 26 homers this season after a three homer game in a doubleheader with Cleveland. He could reach 51 if current pace continues as Indians shift defense to stop him. Williams also doubled and drew two walks in the nightcap, while Boudreau tied a doubles record. The Red Sox widened their lead to 11 games over the Yankees, who fell to Detroit in both games. Hal Newhouser earned the win in the opener despite allowing only three Yankee hits.
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Major League Baseball Schedule Spreads Across Cities
In San Antonio time Monday, Detroit plays at New York at 6 58 p m while Chicago visits Philadelphia and St Louis hosts Washington. Brooklyn, New York and Philadelphia games noted with specific 6 30 to 12 20 times. Tuesday lists Labor Union League and intercity matchups with Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Boston and Cincinnati on the slate.
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San Antonio Moves To Second In Intercity Bowling Matches
New Orleans bowled 4 0 and beat Houston 3 1 as San Antonio climbs to second with 21 points while Dallas leads with 25. Eyhorn led San Antonio with 618 in Houston, Treuler 575 for Dallas, Friess of New Orleans hit a 689 series and Thompson added 278 as the Pelicans dazzled fans.
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