Family Night at Tech Field Promises Kids Free Entry
The Missions and Tulsa fleet square off in game three of the series under a family night banner. God buys a regular price ticket, Mom buys a nearby pass, and kids under four enter free, a setup to attract young fans. The Oilers’ Davis and Fitch hurlers face each other as Monday's schedule shifts toward Dallas and the northern draw.
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Tech’ Field
Mandey
Missions
Tulsa
Eifest
Davis
Fitch
Julian Pubkh
Eweld Pyle
Paul Gunter
Ray
Peach
Teeh Field
P.m
Dallas
Algal
Oblers
Tubb
Tinians
Ralph Samhammer
den Nmippere
Eddie Waitkus
Mizell Platt
Parl Moore
Oilers
Herhandes
Wittes
Bamnhammer
Alngle
Binglea
Bunny
Uttman
al Zaria
Ed Dilinger
Alk
Midnight Star Wins at Coronado
Midnight Star from Gessure Hour stables of San Antonio won the $400 five gaited stake at the Coronado horse show in Coronado California. Royal Ascination of Fort Worth finished second. Leisure Hat stables placed Bohemian Rex in the near second. Jet Royal of Scripps Meaney stables won the parallel five gaited event. Stonehedge Temptation from Glenholmne Farm Washington Conn won the $250 hackney pony stake with Wishland Magic second.
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Coronado
Vuidnight
Gessure Hour
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Leisure Hat Stables
Bohemian Rex
Jet Royal
Scripps-Meanicy
Mirahiar
Calif
Stonehedge Temptation
Glenholmne Tarn
Washington
Anderson Tops in Outboard Point Race
Eddie Anderson remained high point man at the San Antonio Boat in Association outboard motor boat racing circuit at Lake McQueeney. He won one heat and placed second or third in others, with top finishes in Class A and C runabouts and Class G heats. W. Carpenter was the other double winner, taking both heats of the Class EB race. A spill drew a large crowd as a boat overturned but drivers were unharmed. The association plans for Labor Day regatta September 1 at McQueeney as top pilots from Texas and beyond are expected.
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Eddie Andereon
San Antonio
Trason
Lake McQueeney
Anderson
Topx
Mynney
Rece
C. W. Carpenter
Commodore
Aesociation
Finrsh
Fang
Monty
Dick Hy
Buncay
Salendar
Eddie. Anderson
Don Dodoo
Georea Rush
Tima
Eudie Anderson
Don Dodson
J. C. Mine Line
Ioov
Amond Fhipp
Rex Thomason
Eddie Anderaun
Rex ‘Thomason
Katie Anderson
J. C. Duane
Finny
Revard
Buck Tenner
Carpenter
Revard Ant al prgl—Ltd Halt
Neat
Clarence Minson
Thicke Hatt and
Chenter
Box Score of Mission Baseball Game with Johnson, Knouppér
A detailed box score recounts missions versus opponents with Johnson, Knouppér, and Zydowari Johnson in Waltkaks pitching. The report lists hits, runs, errors, and player at bats, along with pitching lines, innings pitched, and notable plays.
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Johnson
Boy
Walting
Waji Fkras
Rusch
SPH
Og Broore
It Vo
Kom
Pavilla
Antonia
Bumiary
Waiekws
Noor
Eemiamnser
Bambom l
Mer
Moore
Zydowari Johnson
Waltkaks
Knouppér
Butlin
Sebauuhlin
Mena
Jena
Balla
Asth
Bath
Kuenisea
Kneupper
Piowlow
Infom
Bnaen
Tulsa
East Antonio
alHammet
Clanart
Aleemerayt
Szilamaen
Pathan
Aanihah
Zappavisky
Eaioran
Bally
Tomnedey
Hvrorg
Slanter
Penkler J. Stalkou
Handrickson
Trudmerty
Weyria
Daintay
Bet
Mewler
Poulton
When
Benkist
Tovinkans
Thret-Bara Its
Rico
Hendrickson
Atolen
Faullon
Dosklvich
Peaklor
Infanti
Rothy
Davermord
Pavitkya
Liverort
Uny
Eny
Earl Stewart Cops Galveston's Golf
Galveston July 21. Earl Stewart of Dittas, the national Intercollegiate golf champion, won 2 and 1 over Bob Klarsky of Houston in the finals of the sixth Galveston invitation tournament. Stewart hit three birdies to take the thirty third and thirty fourth holes and clinch the victory on the thirty fifth. Klarsky holds the state municipal title. Stewart is enrolled at Louisiana State University.
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Stewart Je
Dittas
Bob Klarsky
Houston
Stewart
Kiersky
Hiersky
Texas League Box Score: Hale, Shreveport at Fort Worth
Texas League action features Oklahoma City, Fort Worth, and Shreveport with box details for pitchers and batters. Key players include York, Linton, and Becht, plus runs and hits tallied across innings, highlighting Fort Worth's 7 0 Shreveport 4 final and late scoring.
Texas Leaders Wy the Aunnelateg Treen By
A garbled 281" dh race report from Washington mentions various runners and times. Names like White, Day, Hana Witha, Jones, Turker, Witte are listed with distances and heats. The fragmentary text suggests a track meet with multiple participants and delivery of results, but specifics remain unclear.
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van Alighed Giintin
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Ness
Wort Mavlin
Petter
Big Pebble Heads East for Summer Season
Big Pebble, winner of the Gold cup handicap, ships from Hollywood Park to Baratoga Springs for late summer and fall distance races in New England, New York and Marsland. Jackie Westrope rode him to victory in the Gold cup. Paperboy placed second, Midland third, Wing and Wing fourth. payouts were 22.80, 5.80, 2.60.
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Hollywood Park
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New England
New York
Marsland
Jackie Westrope
Winnar
Edward & Moore
Sheridan
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Paperboy
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Midland
Toni Smith
Smith
Kiyak
Wing and Wing
King Torch
Big Pattle
Nrzagui
Lostaga
Stu Jeffrey
Mt. Vernon IF
Pay D
Buckhorn Creek
Omelot
Vain Bo
Bobbie
Moore
Circle M Ranch
Louis B. Mayer
Buckhorn Creak
Lot
Morning! Defeats Jordys in San Antoni Gall erg tournament
F. A. Burttschell's Morning! team wins 20 to 14 over J. A. Jordys in the San Antoni Gall erg association tourney at Hillcrest Country Club. Nassau scoring used. sixty-eight members played 18 hole matches, followed by a barbecue funded by the loser. Low scores by Ted Menefee and Livya Wadkins, both professionals, carding 60s. Wadkins led the way with strong finishing.
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Morning
J. A. Jordys
San Antoni Gallerg’ Association
Hillcrest
Foints
Association
Aifternoon
Ted Menefee
Livya Wadking
Whitlaway Set In Lone Classic Field At Arlington Park
Whitlaway heads a small four horse field for Saturday’s renewal of the renatasia Blikes at Arlington Park. The 3 year old purses 6000 dollars with Whirlaway facing rivals Blue Pair Our Boots and RW Methwaine s Bushwyndher. Historically favorites struggle in this event with only four of fourteen winners being top picks.
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Arlington Park
Whitlaway
Whirlaway
Blue Pair
Our Boots
Methwaine
Brorough
Johnston
Bimelech
Atlanta Shrine guests greet Knoxville cousins at station
A delegation of Atlanta Shrine visitors met the Knoxville baseball club at the station with hearty greetings. The Smokies, aiming for the Southern association pennant, have been losing to the Crackers, dropping to 13 losses in 16 starts. The visit includes a Knoxville appearance night at Ponce De Leon park with races bands and speeches, followed by another Smokies game against the Crackers.
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Knoxslle
Nigaauth
Knoxville
Atlanta
Quarkers
Nashville
Twin Bird
Epaayls
Stod
Naxhville
Shriners
Ponce de Leon Park
Marquette Alters Football Schedule Changes Night Games
Marquette University in Milwaukee announced schedule changes for the 1941 football season under Athletic Director Conrad M. Jennnings. The team will play Kansas at home on Saturday night October 18 and Duquesne on Saturday night October 25, with other night games adjusted accordingly.
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Wis
Marquette University
Conrad M. Jénnlnga
Marquette
Tor Sudanne
Sease
Kansas University
Wisvonaln
Mad= Jean
toMichigan State
Hast Lansing
Kansay
Milwauker
Duquenne
Milwaukess
Miesis
Sippi
University of Detfoit
Detroit
New
Mexico
Oklahoma
Norman
Solve Blate
Week End Sports Steady Beat Across Circuit In 1900s Style
A garbled but detail rich roundup of late season races and matches across multiple venues. Mentions New York, Frank Parker, Schroeder, Kramer, Mil ton, and other named figures in tennis, rowing, horse racing, and speed events. Highlights include Paris and Chicago centers, Arlington and Philadelphia labs, and several race outcomes with approximate scores and placements.
Hoppe Day Help Open Navy Recreation Clubs
Navy recreation facilities open at a naval air base featuring 24 billiard tables and multiple bowling alleys. Champions Willie Hoppe and Ned Day demonstrate billiards for enlisted men and officers as the facility aims to develop service sports talent for future national teams.
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Coreds
Willie Hoppe
Ned Pay
Naval Air Base
Hoppe
Ned Day
A. B.C
Buddy Bomar
Texas
Mmittary
Alva D. Bernhard
Maya
Billard
Boxity
Sid Thet Tava
Willion
Gene Tunneye
Harry Grebs
Bob Marlin
Hob Roper
Bernhrd
Dave
Wille
Jules Driver
Red Kreitz Dies on Way to First
Chicago White Sox catcher Red Kreitz, aged 55, collapsed en route to a game in Portland Oregon. Paramedics and a doctor pronounced him dead shortly after the incident. Kreitz played from 1910 to 1922 and was noted for his long major league tenure.
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Red Kreitz
Portland
Orc
Ralph Westey
Red” Kreitz
Chicago White Sox
Areltz
Titishora
Ore
DALLAS MAKES POLO FINAL IN COLORADO SPRINGS
In Colorado Springs on a Sunday polo day Dallas defeated Mutrield of Wichita 7 to 5. San Antonio edged Colorado Springs 12 to 7. Dallas and San Antonio advance to Harvey Lyle cup semifinal pairing for Tuesday. Broadmoor and Fathelel set a midweek match in the series. Scores and names reflect a busy polo schedule with city teams and local venues highlighted.
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Colo
Dory
Dallas
Mutrield Club
Wichita
Kan
Sean Antonio
Colorado
Springs
San Antonio
Broadmoor
Fatthelel
Shooting Results at Liberty Club Championship
Ambiguous OCR style report lists shooters and scores from a Liberty club event. High marksmen include Harold Bline with 469 of 200, Lawrence and Cline among top competitors. Don Nington, Jae Taylor, B A Berkely, Gene Cannan noted with varied scores. Winners and second-place finishers cited across multiple shooters from San Antonio, Austin, Laredo, and surrounding clubs.
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Wori
Alph
Ring Club
Wietoy
San Antonio
Toole Tha
Chartey Ross
Leng Prey Baltomore
Untify
J. W. Enterim
Ault
B. Buia
Reavke
Bo Aquiguntt Matehery
Harold Bline
Lawrence
Waly
Trier
Aharnahoater
Les
Diwii" Markamen
Mixon
Iynifer
Cline
Harkelisonga
Sharpsiigoter
Gene Cannan
Gores Chrlati
Arkemar
Wiiney
Elied
Expel
Becket
Hiner
Stireelanter
Antoulay
Munis
Clint
Nater
Orienta
Qxnert
Sonenant We Veitine
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Sit
Anetin
Tmerasmay
Blitzkrieg football parallels drawn by coaches in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 31 a football coach argues strategies echo warfare. Tyrone Dawson compares modern football to Russo German tactics, saying teams shift from fixed physical battles to rapid, decisive moves. He cites crossblocks, quick strikes, and downfield blocking as keys, likening air power to passes and blitzes. The coach notes global lessons from German and Soviet methods shaping game plans and schedules.
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America
Europe
Tyrone
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