Westminster College Star Prank Saucier Faces Dual Career
Prank Saucier, top Texas league hitter and fast company callup, may choose civil engineering over baseball. A Westminster College graduate with Notre Dame and Missouri study, he plans to pursue an engineering career in October if military duties permit. Browns executives plan to keep him, but his future depends on whether baseball remains a hobby or becomes a career.
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St. Louis Browns
Bill
Charlie DeWitt
Mucho Dinero
Charlie
Browns
Saucier
Westminster College
Notre Dame
University of Missouri
Organized Reserves
Frank
St. Louis
Cardinals
Ian
DeWitts
Joh Anywhere Saucier Shines In Outfield For Missions
Joh Anywhere Saucier, former catcher turned outfielder, shows strong throwing arm and high game sense. He has made remarkable fence catches, climbed walls for near misses, and coaches credit his progress to learning fast with Mancuso and Baich as maskmen backing him.
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Frank Mancuso
Danny Baich
They're Funny But Fast More
Sportswriters report Mt Worth Cats beat Hollywood 1 to 0 as short pants boost speed and base running. The Cats’ manager Tabby Bragan stalls Brooklyn Horses on hitting while Cats steal more bases at Mission stadium. Old tales of rapid runners and rising homer totals fill this note from the Gulf Coast and East Texas leagues.
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Mt. Worth
Tabby Bragan
Brooklyn
Mission Stadium
Marse
Bob Tarleton
Avery
Tommy Tatum
Tommy
Mage
San Antonio teen wins state junior tennis title
Johnny Hernandez of San Antonio captured the junior boys singles championship and teamed with Damen Schmidt to win the boys doubles at the Texas state junior development tennis tournament in Austin. He defeated Siam Giamalva 61 64 in singles, and Hernandez and Schmidt beat Bill Harris and Calvalva 64 36 62 in doubles. Rosemary Lone beat Mary Margaret Schmitz 64 75 in junior girls singles. Schmidt and Richard Calder finished runners-up in boys doubles after losing to Haydon Schilling and Bill Schuttes 64 57 63.
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San Anania
Jens Tecord
Dames Schmidt
Stan
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Siam Giamalva
Houston
Schmidt
Bill Harris
Corpus Christi
Clanalva
Rosemary Lone
Corpus
Corpus Christii Defeated Mary Margaret Schmitz
San Antonio
Richard Calder
Ronory
Haydon Schilling
Bil Schuttes
Schnidt
Local San Antonio All Stars camp holds daily drills for Tuesday tryouts
San Antonio Al-Slas manager Art Vellman conducts daily workouts at Van Daele Stadium for a July 25 game against Pinkey Whitneys South Texas All Stars. Candidates report with gear as staff adds players from Bandera Seguin D Hanis Cotulla and beyond for Tuesday scrimmages and side selections.
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Art Vellman
San Antonio Al-Sla
van Daele Stadiin
Dei
Vellman
Mninp
San Antonio
Pinkey Whitlney
South Texas All Stars
Cy Freid
Joe Calderon
Vella
Richard Cody
WOTO
New York
Grant 0K Ready to Face Dallas in Tuesday Night Game
Charley Grant will play third base for the Missions as they host the Dallas Eagles in a Tuesday game. Grant, hit on the left ear by a ball off Bugs Rose in Monday’s loss to the Cats, recovered and expects to be ready. Jim Dyck filled third base after Grant left. Bundy, who injured his right wrist, will also be available Tuesday against Houston. A crowd of 5272 watched Ft Worth beat San Antonio 7 4 with Mancuso’s pinch hit homer in the ninth.
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Charley Grant
Dallas Eagles
Charley
Bugs Rose
Ft. Worth
San Antonio
Cats
Jim Dyck
Grant
Bob Bundy
Andy Anderson
Houston
J. J. Martinez
Mission Club
Bundy
Massate
Dec Rutherford
Eany
Frank Mancuso
Procopio Herrera
Mission
Joe Fraser
Sanner Recalled and Corona Released in Big State League moves
Dallas reports Roy Sanner outfighter and pitcher is recalled from Calliesville farm club in the Big State league. George Corona, outfielder, is sent to Gainesville. Donald Allan, infield, arrives from Los Angeles Pacific Coast League and will report to Wheeling at San Antonio on Sunday.
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Dallas
Roy Sanner
Calliesville
George Corona
Gainesville
Donald Allan
Wlility
Los Angeles
Sopoyk
Wheely
San
Antonio Uday
Shuey Asociatinn
Minnannolt
Homers Boost Texas Loop Showdowns Across League
In Texas league action, home runs dominated results as Fort Worth and San Antonio split a pair of wins while Shreveport and Oklahoma City opened with a 6-3 outcome. Dallas fell 5-? to Trouser as Jerry Wide and Chuck Kress led with timely blasts, Beaumont stretched a nine game win streak, and crowds of 16 160 attended four games.
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Associated Press
Expressios
Ft. Worth
San Antonio
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Indians
Bill White
George’ Brown
Trouster
Dallas
Jerry Wide
Eagles
Chuck Kress
Houston
Beaumont
Roughnecks
Tulsa
Tt Sirefly
Jack Cusick
Garza Scores Quick Knockdown At Corpus Christi Fight
Garza from San Antonio, two-time Gold Gloves champ, stopped Johnny Pannell of Muskogee in 1 minute reach. Navy boxer Ralph Hollins beat Andy Garza in a wide decision while Dennis Woodsbury halted Andrew Villa in BS seconds and Jor Felan edged Vicente Verrera in a close bout.
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Corpus Christi
Pia
Eddie Garza
San Antonio
Johnny Pannell
Muskogee
Okla
Pannell
Golden Gloves
Garza
Ralph Hollins
Marysville
Calif
Andy Garza
Lans Antonio
Dennis Woodsbury
Andrew Villarenl
Jor Felan
Vicente Verrera
Fight Results in Jamaica Ring Cage
A fragmented report lists boxing style terms and place names like Bally oath and New York. It mentions knockouts, rounds, and fighters such as Holgoby Pao and Mike omuilt with scattered locations including Pittsburgh and Brooklyn.
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Sutplica
Tod
Teracy Anthrya
All-Star Game Draw Lacks Sellout in Ft Worth
Fort Worth July 28. Advance ticket sales for the Texas league all star game between the north and south here at DaGrave field reached 36 on Monday, with manager Wallace Jay predicting about 2000 will attend in the new 12,800 seat stadium. No special entertainment is planned, only presentation of awards to participating players before the game.
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DaGrave Fied
Aewniahl
Ft Worth
Wallace Jay
Ft. Worth
Tay
Secory Ill at Beaumont Hospital in Texas League News
Texas League umpire and former major league and Texas league on fielder Secory is seriously ill in Beaumont. He suffered a stomach ulcer hemorrhage at his hotel and bled extensively before doctors stopped the loss. He was told to remain sidelined for six weeks or more.
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Beaumont
Husky Secory
BAMC Comets to Meet Lackland Warhawks in Tuesday Game
The BAMC Comets travel to Lackland AFB to face the Warhawks at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday after a rallying seventh inning that produced five runs in a 7 2 win. Lackland won 4-3 over Randolph in 13 innings, tying their series at three wins each as Randolph’s Windy Powers held the hitters to five hits.
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Texas Boxscores South Athantic Lt Pha No Regular Nnmes
The fragment lists box scores from a Texas athletics section and hints at irregular or missing names in the lineup. No clear teams or results are readable, limiting a precise summary beyond noting incomplete roster data and a focus on athletic statistics.
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Pha
Dempsey Question and Historic Football Field Goals
Sports quiz on Jack Dempsey’s real name on KABC’s news broadcast invites listeners to hear the question and answer. The article recalls several landmark football kicks including James T. Hexall’s 65 yard dropkick against Yale in 1882 and Mark Payne’s 6% yard dropkick for Wesleyan in 1915.
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Lune
KABC
James T. Hexall
Princeton University
Yale
Mark Payné
Dakois Wesleyan
Northwest Normal
Ered Rowera
Denver U
Idaho
Ler
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Brackenridge High School
Old Block Stadium
San Antonio
Baich Homer Floors Missions as Cats Rally to 7-0 Lead
Danny Baich lined a three hit game with his eleventh homer in the seventh as Mission built a big first inning. Bob Hoak and Tatum homered for the Cats, Fondy and Fondly sparked a six steal spree, while Mancuso added his eighth homer. Hoak and Tatum produced key early runs in a rough pitching debut by Newcomer Bryan Stephens.
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Andy Anderson
Dee Pondy
Saucier
Baich
Carom
Hoak
Mancuso
Tie Cats
Tatum
Bundy
Brecht
Fondy
Sullivan
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Bragan
Albrecht
Bryan Stephens
Baltimore
CATS
Stephens
Tung
Fondly
Herrera
Lou Sleater
Sleater
Dallas
Bathing Gals Parade At Mission Stadium Thursday
Battling beauties will parade at Mission stadium Thursday night as New Braunfels observes its night ceremonies at 7 45 p m George Tucker chairman of the chamber of commerce baseball committee in charge said entrants from Lamla park competing for Miss Texas on August 4 and 5 will join the parade The Dallas club will play herd Thursday Dallas trained at New Braunfels last spring.
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New Braunfels
George Tucker
Chamber of Commerce Baseball Committee
Lamla Park
Dallas
Herd
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