Missions face Fort Worth opener as injury depleted San Antonio
The San Antonio Missions, hampered by a long list of cripples, prepare for a key series opener against the Fort Worth Panthers on Tech Field. Injuries to Galle, Anderson, Craueher, Hatch and others leave San Antonio relying on Sig Jakocki in Thursday’s start while Fort Worth eyes the pace with Willard Ramsdell and John Van Cuyk ready for the weekend games.
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Schalk delivers as Schalk drives in two in late rally
Boser singles and Dorsett reaches on an error to load the bases before Trey Schalk belts a left field double scoring Goger. Cassini is intentionally walked to reload the bags and Janicek records the final out on a fly ball. The free agent pitcher, formerly with the Yankees and Mariners, arrived hours earlier after stints with the Ware Dons and army service.
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Sweden Davis Cup duo advances to face United States
Sweden's two man Davis Cup team earned a rematch with the United States for a spot in the challenge round by beating Yugoslavia three matches to two. Lennart Bergelin clinched the decisive singles win over Dregutin Mitic after Torsten Johansson tied the series by sweeping Josip Palladi.
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Boxing Notes Promoter Hult Plans New York Trip
Boxing notes show promoter Hult preparing for a two week New York trip with Septem ber 10 as next promption. Main event lineup features Rudy Cruz and Enrique golanos lightweights. Jimmy Curl of San Antonio faces Tony Flizando for a state middleweight title in Corpus Christi Friday night. Associated Press data lists Frankie Moore 174 Berkeley and other boxers with brief bout notes across cities.
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Galle and Garver Shine in Exhibition Patchwork Match
A jumbled box score style report notes Galle and Garver driving runs and defensive plays for a chaotic game. Mentions Sam Antonio, Oklahom a City, and Newnan with home runs and double plays amid erratic play by multiple players. Separate item reports UPI news: Rob Huemmsehemeyer signs with Chicago Rockets after leading college totals in 1943.
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Pan-American Rodeo Opens Four Night Event in Austin
Almost 100 professional rodeo performers including world champion bullrider G. K. Llewelyn of Blackwell Oklahoma compete for six to seven thousand dollars in prize money at the Pan American rodeo at the Pan American rodeo speedway on the Austin highway. The nightly show begins at 8 o'clock through Sunday with Jimmy Johnson presenting. McGuffin and Wright of Waldorf, professional rodeo producers, stage the event. Jack Hoey serves as master of ceremonies. Rodeo Cowboys Association members from Port Worth provide the stock.
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Major League Baseball leaders and team notes from a noisy recap
A fragmented summary of American League and National League leaders with player names and brief stat mentions. It lists pitchers and hitters across teams like Brooklyn, St Louis, Boston, New York, and Pittsburgh, noting runs batted in and home runs amid scattered standings data and event mentions.
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Boston
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Pilehurrh
Muelal
Blimp Easy Mat Winner Dominates Zar Tharias in San Antonio
Martin Levy known as The Blimp wins in 11 minutes by straight falls over 245-pound Babe Zar Tharias in San Antonio. The main event ends in eight minutes first fall and three minutes second as The Blimp pins his opponent. Crowd of 2200 watches unorthodox style draw reactions from referee and crowd.
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Diezy Davis
Fred Blassie
Rey Graham
Pat Fraley
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Golden Angel
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All Star Softball Clash Set at San Pedro No 1 Diamond
Softball teams from The Bottlers St Ann s 6 1 Battlers and Nationals boast four players and a manager on the National and American All Star squads to meet Sunday and Tuesday at San Pedro No 1. City Commissioner Bishop announced the lineups featuring multiple players from each club and several managers guiding the teams.
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Witte Stars in All Star Victory Over Indianapolis
Toledo first baseman Jerry Witte starred in the All Star game in Indianapolis, hitting three home runs to power the Stars to a 4 to 2 win. Witte, 26, leader in home runs with 23, highlighted the fourth inning with a long shot off Glen Fletcher as 10,313 hometown fans watched. The Stars captured their sixth consecutive win over the league’s July Fourth leader and the seventh in 11 series meetings since 1934.
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Harkins Second in Army Golf Tourney
Army golf tourney in Europe sees Pvt Mathew Cisowski of Glenwood lead after two rounds at St Cloud with an 153 total 36 hole score two strokes ahead of rivals. Close chase by Pvt Phil Darkins and others including José Noviello and Allen Whiting.
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Polly Riley Upset In Broadmoor Golf
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo July 18 Mrs Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Denver was the favorite as the Broadmoor women's Invitational began second round match play Polly Riley medalist from Fort Worth was eliminated in the first round by Marilyn Smith a Wichita Kansas schoolgirl 2 up The Babe defeated Mrs Virgil Froctor of Colorado Springs 8 and 7 to advance
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Bulla Stars In Chicago Open Lead At Medinah
Johnny Bulla, Chicago aviator, shot 67 to tie Medinah No 3 course record as 40 foursomes tee off for the Victory national open team tournaments at Medinah Country Club. Louise Suggs, of Atlanta, set a new women’s competitive record with 75 on a No 2 layout never before used for women tourney play, while Ben Hogan led pro-daily play with 73 and Lawson Little and George Dawson posted 72 and 70 in pro-amateur standings.
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Brooke Army team in state semi pro tourney action
Camp Hood meets Ennis and Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio for a Thursday game against Temple in the state semi pro baseball tournament. Randolph Ramblers defeated Dan's Cafe 15 to 4 as Soliday led with four hits and Dan's Cafe committed three errors in a high scoring affair.
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Gene ‘Tewes
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Cate
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Mrs Travis Sikes Wins Brackenridge Women’s Golf Tourney
Mrs. Travis Sikes won the Brackenridge Women’s Golf tournament at Brackenridge Park on Wednesday with a score of 83.1172. Second place went to Mrs. James West with 91-15-76.
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