Weather Good For Tarpon Rodeo In Port Aransas
Port Aransas July 1 Conditions were favorable for the Tarpon Rodeo second day with 11 tarpon and 10 sailfish landed Tuesday. Mrs. Joe Moet of Orange Grove Laking won tarpon class with 949 points for a 5 ft 4 in fish. C S. Curry earned 815 points for second. Garnet Alesander and Fred Mary of San Antonio placed third and fourth. Virgo Tray of Hedhronville took largest sailfish at 7 ft 11 1/2 in. Fred Weston and others from San Antonio also reported catches. Mrs Harvey Weil won tarpon prize at 7 80 am. Ralph Fair hooked a giant blue marlin later released after an hour battle. Col Ross Wilde, stationed at San Antonio, tried an amphibious duck but returned with a tarpon.
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Port Aransas
Joe Moet
Orange Grove
C.S. Curry
Garnet Alesander
Fred Mary
San Antonio
Fred Weston
Charles Ursehet Jr
Virgo Tray
Hedhronville
C. Hixon
San Alt Yond
Harvey Weil
Ralph Fair
Ross Wilde
Atom Fourth Army
Wilde
Hondo’s Ball Club Stuns Pirates in 14 4 Win
Hondo’s team blasted the D’Hanis Pirates 14 to 4 as Tar ting worked ten innings, Rehimig three, Embrey two, and Finger held his own after a recent appendectomy while Hondo batters rapped 21 hits marking the strongest pitching staff in the section.
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HUNLO
Wily
Ceany Mondoaseball Club
Dhanis Pirates
Jacl Tarting
Stan Rehimig
Joe Embrey
Honda
Tom Finger
Fort Sam Golf Winners in Three Club Tourney
Mrs. Francis Stine won the Fort Sam Houston Women’s Golf Association three club tournament with a net 25 22 76 and 29 strokes on 18 greens. Mrs. J Carmack was second with 116 36 80, Lena Alldrup captured the nine hole flight with 57 22 45.
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Francis Stine
Fort Sam Houston
Essociation
Army Drinks
Oly
J. Carmack
Stine
Lena Alldrup
Missions Suspend Joe Morjoseph From San Antonio Club
The San Antonio Missions suspend swarthy outfielder Joe Morjoseph amid fan hostility and a volatile clubhouse. He was booed after two groundball errors, then benched as a pinch hitter before attempting to quit with trainers and officials. Waivers may send him back to Toledo if unclaimed within seven days.
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Joseph Morjoseph
Sant Antonio
St. Joseph
Mick
Joe-Joe
St. Joy
San Antonio
Marjuseph
Fieké
Jimny Adair
Echo
Morjoseph
Tom Cokley
Downton
The
Missions
Town
Lub
Toledo
St. Louis Browns
Elmira
Marjoseph
Marjoseph Scanchile
Injured Stinson On His Way Home From Race
Injured outboard boat pilot Stinson, hurt in the Sweetwater July 4 race, is returning to San Antonio by Wednesday or Thursday. He will be confined to a Sweetwater hospital. Henry Taubert of San Antonio visited his racing partner Sunday and traveled to Abilene for the Abilene Boat Club championships, earning a trophy for two Class A wins and placing in two Class racing hydroplane events. Sam Slotsky, veteran boxing promoter, remains in M and S hospital after a recent heart attack.
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Clarehce Stinsotl
Sweetwater
San Antonio
Henry Taubert
Abilene
Taubart
Sam Slotsky
M. and S
July Leaders in Baseball Contest Report
The report lists top performers with Newman leading at 339, Kraus 358, and Wagener 74, plus Dewman 12 and Rung driving in Newman. Pilvhing earns wins for Cole, Lott, and Wakener with ERAs noted Cote 2.08 and 2.02 for other pitchers.
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KAGC
Hilling Harshang
Wagener
Krous
Newman
Hans Kreus
Dewman
Rung
Grant
Kraus
Anderson
Cole
Lott
Wakener
Tott
Cote
Brooke Army Medical Center Comets prevail over Fourth Army
The Brooke Army Medical Center Comets defeated the Fourth Army club 95 153 in an uneven exhibition at Christy Mathewson field. Eddie Buk led Brooke with a double and a single as they rolled to a four run win with timely hitting and strong pitching.
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Brooke Army Medical] Center
Comets
Han
Fourth
Army Club
Christy Mathewson Field
Eddie Buk
Brooke
Army
Fahrbach
Crenshaw
Carter
Euvine
Cain
Hathaway
Marks
Missions Rally Past Indians in Home Win at Tech Field
The San Antonio Missions beat the Oklahoma City Indians 11 to 4, evening the series and lifting paid admissions past 200,000 for Tech Field. Grant sparked the rally with a homer off the left field fence as Mistele faltered in the sixth, and the club capitalized with a string of hits including Sears, Newman, and Anderson.
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Okahoma City Indians
Missions
Tech Field
San Antonio
Clarence
Hook" Taft
Oklahoma City
Hook
Hama
Mistele
Bob Mistele
Menaerr Leroy Schalk
Tott
Aly
Coleman
Sears
King Sears
Newman
Ief
Wood
Anderson
Gallo
Jolt
Kraus
Grant
Schalis
Jimmy Adair
Cotton
Ned Garver
Indians
Preacher Dorsett
Schalk
Huns
Ankennign
Wit
Galle
Antehoil
Oklahoma
Belalk
Speritines
Init
Cassiut
Dulle
Newmary Hises
Bills
of Tott
Ly Mistele
Wild Rithes
Mig
Hunter Stuensrafe
Orr
Pal
Unclear baseball game notes with scattered plays and errors
A fragmented box score recap lists players and events such as runs batted in, steals, two-base and three-base hits, double plays, and pitching notes. The text includes misread names and incomplete actions like left on base counts, wild pitches, and umpire stamps, with unclear team identifiers and timing.
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Helgaune
Kean
Vanson
Canty
Brinster
Hatkard
bRun
Kacklauch
Tulse
Houston
Busxo
Veetlich
Redmond
Filo
Nindsoit
Hichards
Vexehel
Behenz
Sycrifie Belen
Mader
Beers
Ortiz Tu Halkord
Dails
Teers
Penson
Elsenmann
Presson
Hemnnings
Beron
Isenmann
Tulta
Clees
Wilson
Turin Mourton Abiloa
Abiloa
Skoenel
Reveeter
Cennis
Marniegh
Nadderatt
Rilo
Vealbart
Burmerc US
Bursoce
Colletti Afis
Halkrdale
Orlises
Shoaba
xaTtut
Niedsom
Tulsa Ainnston
Hivhards
File
Ortizt
Geeena
Neilsen
Swobasr
Rullu
Bassa
Shrova
Niet
Green
Mil
Maidern
Tilo
Sumer
Shrohe
Toba
Branswick
Ings
Shroba
Sleuba
Archers Plan All Day School At Local Range Sunday
The San Antonio Archers announce a full day school at the archery range on Argo Avenue and Devine Road starting at 9 a.m. The club, led by President Troas Franklin, Vice President Pak W. Rainey and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs K S White, gears up for a busy late summer program.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth and Beaumont clash in Texas League baseball chaos
Fort Worth and Beaumont played a tense Texas League game with multiple errors and standout hits. Key players included Capps, Gorbould, Redmond, and Hoyt for Fort Worth while Beaumont featured Clark, Pringle, and Niedson. Final moments showcased late scoring and defensive miscues amid a dense box score and umpire notes.
Betty and Byron Teamed for Victory National golf tourney
Chicago July 17 INS One hundred and Lilly top flight golfers ready to begin play today in the Victory National golf tournament at Medinah County club No 3. Teams of four 18 hole medal play today and 18 tomorrow. Notables include Byron Nelson Chick Evans Jr Betty Jameson Frank Stranahan Ben Hogan Wilford Wehrle Homer Sayre Louise Suggs Lloyd Mangrum Betty Miles Micks Karl Stewart Art Sweet Johnny Revalta Patty Berg Barnum George Hardy Polly Riley led by Babe Didrikson Zaharias in Colorado Springs event.
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Chicago
One
Lilly
Victory
Medinah County
Cook County Council
Byron Nelson
Charles
Chick" Evans Jr
Calumet
Nelson
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Texas
Frank Stranabao
Teledo
Ohio
Ben Nggan
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Homer Sayre
Skokie
Idol
Louise
Suggs
Avanta
Lloyd Mangrum
Betty Micks
Karl Stewart
Dallas
Art Sweet
Park Ridge
Johnny Revalta
Evanston
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Domn Barnum
George Hardy
Valiber
Hany Cooper
Arriy
Hawaii
Oahu Country Club
Pro Am Three Win Willows Amateur Pro Best Ball Sweepstake
Pro Am Buster Brown led a winning threesome at Willow Springs in a weekly amateur pro best ball event. The team of Brown Cummings Armstrong posted 65 on 18 holes after Brown birdied the sudden death playoff hole. Second and third places went to other local foursomes as ties and team scores were listed with individual 70 by McDowell.
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Buster Brown
Willow Springs
Willows
Joe
Cummings
Ralph Armstrong
Eat Brown
Harold Blaylock
Whitey Sturman
George Terrell
Randolph Field Flyers Edge Texarkana In Marathon Tilt
In Waco on July 17 Van's Cafe of San Antonio meets Ine Randolph field Flyers in a state semi pro baseball tournament thriller. The Texarkana Skyliners tied the game in extra innings before Randolph won in the 12th on an error and a sacrifice. Colosky pitched 15 innings for Randolph with McLendon matching in relief for Texarkana. Dan's Case defeated Camp Hood 10-0 under the 10-run rule in the earlier game. Thursday night Brooke Army Medical Center faces the American Desk team of Temple. Ennis will determine the winner.
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Waco
R—Van's Cafe
San Antonio
Randolph Field Flyers
Camp Hood
Randolph Field ‘Flyers
Texarkana
Skyliners
Steve Colughy
Randolph
Jack McLendon
Colosky
McLendon
Dan
Camp Mood
Riegi
Jack Mie Lendon
Bill McLendon
Chu
Jaskowski
Conron
West
Welding
Ludwig
Brooke Army Medical Center
Temple
Ennis
Worth Clothiers
Local softball league results and standings highlight
Readable scraps show San Antonio softball action with play by play notes and scores. Teams include ST St. Gera's, Liga City and others in league play near mid June. Player names appear with singles and doubles, along with batters and pitchers.
Roundup of horse racing and sports moves across leagues and fields
Owner Louis B Mayer will not send star filly J Moneymoon to Chicago for the Arlington Classic, postponing a key meeting with Assault. Mike Mikuak resigns as Oregon backfield coach to accept a commission as 1st lieutenant in the army. Curt Bolton wins a $5000 airplane prize after a hole in one in Spokane, paying 08 for his three day effort and 114 balls. Pittsburgh Iron Club Board orders brief on bargaining waters with the American Baseball Guild over Pirates players. Cardinal Dodgers draw 87 207 fans in St Louis series. Carlos Matacara to defend lightweight title Saturday against any challenger. Petrobay shown caffein as stimulant in latest Monmouth Park results. Guy Lunsford suspended as trainer. Frankie Hayes to terms with White Sox after trade. Newhouser leads Detroit pitchers with 17 wins through mid July, past 1944 pace. Frank Stranahan credited with lineup work from Byron Nelson aiding Kansas City Open win. Mrs Grole advances in Eastern clay court tennis after beating Betty Coumbe.
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Louis B. Mayer
Moneymoon
Chicago
Mike Mikuak
University of Oregon
Curt Bolton
Spokane Athletic Round Table
Mexico
Carlos Matacara
Matacara
Petrobay
Monmouth Park
Guy Lunsford
Frankie Hayes
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Tal .Newhouser
Detroit
Newhouser
Lust
Prank Stranahan
Byron Nelson
Mrs Grole
New York
Eunice Dean
San Antonio
Betty Coumbe
Westfield
N. J
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M. B. Killian
Polly Riley
Babe Didrikson
Hacids
Joe Morjoseph
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Razozberry
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Gateher
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Andy Anderson
Chucks Grant
Harry Hatch
Oxley
Josepie Morjosepi
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Batkin
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PAN American Speedway
Austin Highway
Randolph Field
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Walter Ernest
Whitehead
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Ener Fey
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Thad Crencher
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American Association
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Indianapolis
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Sayanm
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Ehntro
Tinghamton
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Gannes
Irna, Atonal
Sauline Syracust
Tachester
Montreal
Bert Wirth
San Anton
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Tulsa
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Fkendavey Wepults
Antonio
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Erboull
Capps
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Nile
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Orrell Ty Cala
Mayer
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Duling
Bulle
Pales
Orrell
Varina
Vareia
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Orre
Pallet
Mazur
Palle
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Fawley
Carton
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Diliis
ABCA
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Wetela
Htele
Loyer
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Mark
Stori
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Hogue
Reynalds
York
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Williamson
Gann J. Williamson
Dotlinger
Jeffeuat
Betty
Byron
Calo
Texas Pga Golf Chambie
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Denver
Migs Riley
Gabe
Babe
Van's
SAS
I Artorio Association
St. Gera
Instruuseot
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Cece
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Vela
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Ste Kahn
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Smith
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Linley
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Shaw
Twobone
Poe
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Homerun
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Pennsylvania Jabor Relations Board
Fittsburgh Prates
American Baseball Guild
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W. Commerce St
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Laredo
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