Reds Rally in Doubleheader as Dodgers Slip in NL Race
In a split twin bill, Kenny Raffensberger and Ewell Blackwell spark Cincinnati’s offense while Van Cuyk falters for the Dodgers. A 7 run error fuels a 9-4 Cincinnati win. Brooklyn slips to three games back as St Louis holds narrow NL lead. Ted Kluszewski homers and drives in two. the Dodgers take the opener despite Don Newcombe’s dearth of strikes.
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Jack Hand
Probe Sports
Luke Seigell
Cincinnati
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St. Louis Browns
Suns
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Branch Rickey
Ciney
Brooks
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Kenny Raffensberger
Ted
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Landrum
Bobby Usher
Bruce Ed Swards
Joe Ad Eack
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Saints
Cardinals
Boston
Philadelphia
Braves
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Ted Beard
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Gener
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Granny Bammer
del Minnis
Murry Dickson
Ralph Kiners
Russ Meyer
Blix Donnelly
Bob Miller
Srs
Dim Kor
Giants Rally Past Cardinals In 9-Hitter Shutout
Dave Koslo pitched a nine hit game, Erv Dusak closing with scoreless relief as the Giants battered the Cardinals. Don Mueller contributed three hits while Mueller and other Giants rapped a run of hits. The game showcased a strong New York effort ahead of a big AL clash at Yankee Stadium.
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iDon Mueller
Red Munger
al Papai
Fred Martin
Erv Dusak
Rob
Yankee Stadium
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Casey [Stengel
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Ted Gray
Alfie Reynolds
Tommy Byrne
Red Rolfe
Hal Newhouser Tomorray
Saul Rogovin
Fredie Watchinson
Yanks
Vic Wertz
Wertz
Ambiguous Baseball Schedule Fragments From Era Outline
Fragmented OCR lists baseball games with teams like Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago. Mentions include scores, times, and locations such as Boston New York St Louis and Washington, with rainfall notes and partial results.
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Unclear fragmentary baseball notation involving teams and players
The text shows scattered baseball references with numerous garbled names and scores. It mentions Brooklyn, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh in a jumbled format, but lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to confirm a specific game or season context.
Missions Let One Get Away in Padres Loss
The Missions stranded as double plays halted Padres in multiple innings. Balch struck out twice and Sfudson hit into a double play with bases loaded. Hudson ended a late rally, Ippolita and Dyck outs thwarted a ninth inning push, and New Braunfels night drew fans with a park ceremony before the game.
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Ippolita
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Dyck
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Jom Frazier
Aylward
MeLeland
Baieh
Sullivan
New Braunfels
Landa ‘Park
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Beaumont and Nearby Cities Market Unclear
Fragmented OCR text lists many place names including Beaumont San Antonio Houston and others, with scattered numbers and phrases. The readable items resemble a regional listing or advertisement fragment lacking coherent narrative or dates. No clear event or person stands out.
Legion Baseball Schedule Nears End With Playoff Push
The American Legion junior league wraps up the season with Brackenridge Post 10 facing Harlandale Post 336 at Stingen Field Friday and top four teams set for Sunday playoffs. Tech Post 599 finished undefeated by beating Brackenridge 63 10 at Concepcion. South San Antonio Post 389 stopped Jefferyon Post 2 10 at South San Antonio, and Central Catholic Post 420 defeated Alam Heights Post 174 at TMI diamond 17 11. Don Norris drove in Bob Schultz in the fourth while Schultz reached base on an error. Tim Kane led Central Catholic with three doubles and Jim Korn with a triple, double, and single. Burbank Post 568 beat Edison Post 366 on a forfeit. The Austin Buddies, powered by J. L. Smith, topped Schulenburg 27 4 in District 95 action to claim the title and will face Brackenridge of San Antonio.
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Concepcion
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South San Antonio
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Tmi Diamond
Don Norris
Bob Schultz
Schultz
Central Catholic Boys
Tim Kane
Jim Korn
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No-Hit Baseball Standouts Highlight League Play
Quebec pitcher Fred Belinsky tossed the season's first no-hitter in the Canadian American League defeating Pittafield 8 to 1. In Jamestown, Dick Fortune pitched a no-hit no-run game for a 4 to 0 win over Lockport in the Pony League.
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Pittafield
Lockport, N
Dick Fortune
Jamestown
Lockport
Rodeo Opens at Storey Wood Arena Friday Night
A birthday rodeo opens at Storey Wood arena Friday night with Buck Robinson as the sole professional rider. Proceeds go to Robert B. Green hospital ward. Kid events include riding categories and rope work while a Brahma bull and large bear perform. San Antonio’s 20 30 Club plans a separate Teen Age Rodeo, claiming copyright on the name and no connection to Storey Wood Park events.
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Saluscay
Fourth Army golf tourney finds grumbles and Laxson win
In Lawton Oklahoma rain limited play to one round of the Fourth Army golf tournament. Grumbles Grumbles and Jack Laxson of Fort Sill claimed wins, while Laxson beat Wandel Wandel 2 and 1 and Grumbles defeated Donahue 6 and 5. Schneider from Fort Sill led a up victory over Muir of Fort Bliss.
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Roy Sehneider
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Big State Loop Staves Off Blowup
Dallas July 11. Big State League organizers report a financial crisis was averted by a ticket selling campaign in Greenville where owner George Schepps and 290 stockholders plan to raise funds. About 9000 tickets have been sold at 50 cents each, with 1,000 extra seats expected to be filled to cover debts and taxes. Attendance across the league sits at 449,574 for two-thirds of the season. Sherman-Denison previously feared quitting but secured three new players to carry on the schedule.
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Schepps
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Bob. Moyer
Sherman Denison
Sherman- Denison
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Borris
Sherman-Denison
Austin
Wichita Falls
Temple
Waco
Texarkena
Gainesville
Curl Winner in New Bedford Bout
Friends of Jimmy Curl learned Friday that the San Antonio fighter knocked out Chick Jones in the second round of a bout at New Bedford Conn Tuesday night Curl knocked his opponent to the canvas three times in the second round The victory was Curl's second straight second round knockout.
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San Antonio
Chick Jones
New Bedford
Conn
Curl
Benefit dance for Frank Rivera at Centro Mercantil
La Burrita Albeut club sponsors a benefit dance for Frank Rivera to raise funds for an operation after he lost his sight. The event is at Centro Mercantil, 60734 Camarosa St, at 8 p m on Friday, with Jesse Gonzales' orchestra performing and K O Castillo in charge of arrangements.
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Jesse Gonzales
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Dall Day Makes His Own News On Local Golf Hole in One
Austin sports writer Al Williams on the municipal course scored a surprising ace on the 180 yard No 3 hole while playing with George Hibbler. Williams did not realize he had sunk a hole in one as he finished the nine holes with a 46.
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Austin American-Statesman
Austin Municipal
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Willams
George Hibbler
Antelope Season Set in Texas Hunting Plan Details
Austin July 21 The 1950 pronghorn antelope season runs Oct 2 to Oct 10 with three hunts in Brewster Jeff Davis Pecos Reeves Presidio Hudspeth and Culberson counties. Permits will be limited with first priority to 1948 holders who withdrew as alternates and did not receive licenses. Second priority goes to non-applicants, third to 1948 holders. Quota to be set after the 1950 census. first priority notices sent to Texas counties.
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Howard Dodgen
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Dodgen
Texas
Obscure listed names blur into history
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered place names and personal names like Birmingham Philadelphia Portland Duluth Skytny Pa Okentam Toronto and Chicago with numerous typos and misreadings. Content hints at a compiled index or roster rather than a cohesive story.
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Eri
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Ene
Allman
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Shui
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New Victoria College Names Dotson as Basketball Coach
Victoria Victoria July 2 a new basketball coach has been named for Victoria college Die ford Dotson a former high scorer and all Lone Star conference star from Sam Houston State Dotson previously led Rusk High and coached at Panola county before taking the Victoria post He directed a decisive 14 stroke victory over a defending champion in a recent event and the softball team seeks games for its home field with a 291 total score and a 32 on a best nine score line
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Victoria College
Dieford Dotson
Whitney and Staff Conclude South Texas All Star Tryouts
The final stop of the South Texas All Star amateur baseball talent hunt unfolds Friday in Cotulla from 5 to 7 p.m. Manager Pinky Whitney and aides Charley Engle and Simm Helser oversee Cotulla selections to meet Art Veltman and the San Antonio squad. About 60 players practiced Thursday at Van Daalen Stadium as Veltman notes a strong lineup aside from pitchers, with cuts to 20 players after Friday night’s workout. The team plans travel Saturday and Sunday, returning for drills Monday to finish assembling the classy squad.
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Pinky Whitey
Charley Engle
Simm
Helser
Cotulla
Art ‘Weltman
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Anti Rough Grid Rules Approved
Mackinac Island July 21 The rules changes aim to curb rough play in football. Commissioners, led by Dick Romney of the Mountain States conference, endorsed revisions designed to prevent injuries such as broken teeth and bruised throats by limiting hand use, blocking below the shoulders, and initial contact to the ball. The group also began examining possible revisions to the NCAA code of conduct and planned a meeting next month to discuss amendments.
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Hemen
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Council
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