Major Leaders Hold Their Margins In Baseball Action
The Astomalea Press reports tight pennant contention as New York holds slim leads while St Louis and Detroit chase. Mickey Cochrane’s plan faltered with ace Schoolboy Rowe losing. Rowe spoke on hustle and winning spirit. Yankees win game one 7-5. Giants split with Cardinals. Cubs sweep Dodgers. Berger powers Braves past Reds. Athletics beat White Sox. Browns defeat Red Sox.
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Lefty Gomez
Allen
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Paul Dean
Joe Mediyick
Pepper Mayiin
Brooklie Dodgers
Athletics
Chicago Waite Sox
Vernon Kennedy
Sox
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Baseball Scoring Chaos At Weekly League Game
A garbled recap shows a baseball clash mentioning Tigers and Senators with mixed names and stats. Partial lines reference runs batted in and pitchers with unclear totals, suggesting a high school or local league scorecard fragment. The readable items include team names and scattered player mentions amid corrupted OCR.
Fight Results By the Asansiate Prose Minkey
Fragmented sports notes list race and team results with names like Minkey, Woltrem, and Bath Fis toe Sp antea. Mentions city venues, bids for school buildouts, and flood tents with bleachers, plus mentions of teams such as Indianapolis and Western Rage.
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Patrien Fitz Balzkan
Yeaing Woltrem
Saami
Sulpan
Softball League Action At San Pedro Park Wednesday
Weather permitting the softball program will play at San Pedro Park Wednesday with two divisions. Industrial division games at 2 PM and 9 PM feature teams such as Morales Beer Garden, Bonnet's Battery, San Antonio Laundry, Alamo Finance and others. Summer singles and doubles events included with standings and team rosters listed for local clubs and churches.
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Neusel Enters Boxing Plans Involving Baer or Louis
New York July 2. Plans to match Walter Neusel with Max Baer or Joe Louis have emerged. If Schmeling refuses to travel to America, negotiations proceed to stage a bout with the noted contenders.
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Piay
Wild Duck Census to Start in August
Washington July 4 A census of dwindling wild duck populations in the United States and Canada will begin August 1. Sponsored by the More Game Birds in America association the counting program will rely largely on local sportsmen. J N Darling director of the bureau of biologics survey said cooperation was offered. The census fits a broader program to halt waterfowl decline. The federal bureau plans to buy around 1 000 000 acres for migratory fowl refuges over two years from a 60 million dollar appropriation recently passed by Congress. About 700 000 acres of migratory fowl breeding grounds were bought in the 24 program, now winding down. The program last year achieved about one width of what is needed for restoration and conservation of migratory water fowl.
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Canada
More Game Birds In America Association
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N."ding" Darling
Bureau of Biologics Survey
Darling
Federal Bureau
Congress
Amateur Ball Plans Two Games With Town Team
The club led by Manager Leonard Gelacouxt arranges two Sunday games with the town team. Phone K1492 for Father Baer and PET. TM team awaits Sunday afternoon. Castrophe volunteers and Guzman are listed for inform. Ronald Cleaners hall team will practice, weather permitting, with Takelay noon at Van Daele field in preparation for a home Sunday doubleheader against Harjan beginning at set time.
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Wits Town
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Sill
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van Daele Field
Ett Tiel
City Majors In Title Race At San Antonio Air Depot
San Antonio Air Depot and the Orange Crush Battlers meet in the City Major League second half title game Sunday to decide the league champion. The winner will face Richter's, the first half winner, in a three game series August 3 and 4. Richter's vs San Fernando Cardinals opens at Air Depot Field at 2 pm. Brooks Field hosts Sacred Heart at 3 pm to finish the schedule. The league winner then challenges Jesse's Cafe for the city title.
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Richefer
Richter
San Fernando Cardinals
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Air Depot Field
Brooks Field
Sacred Heart
Flyers
Jesse's Cafe
Lagrange Demons to Clash With Laling Oilers Next Weekend
July 24 report from Flatonia notes the La Grange Demons defeated the local Laling club 4 to 2 after 13 innings at Flatonia fair park. Demons beat Fla tonia Sunday and set up next weekend showdown with Laling Oilers in West Dixie League action.
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Demons
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Savage in top spot on mat program at Walka thon arena
Leo Daniel Boone Savage of Kentucky headlines a triple header as he defends his perfect pinning record against Sparks of Denver in the main event. Bill Edwards faces Strate Jet White in the second bout while Karl Saspolis meets Jake Patterson in the opener.
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Ravage
Boyd County
al Gparke
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Kanenk Olty
Ed Strangler
White
Birmingham
Jake
Thunderbolt
Daniel Boone" Savage
Kentucky
Samponn
Walkathon
George Cochran
Art Mondt
Reg roJling
Edwards
Lewis
Patvons
Frontier days rodeo opens with parade in Cheyenne
Cheyenne hosts the 30th Frontier Days rodeo drawing about 200 top hands and hundreds of wild horses and steers. A three mile parade will open the celebration as riders hope to claim a share of $12,000 in prize money and survive the thrill packed arena. One veteran rider notes there is no training for a rodeo just getting on and riding hard.
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Booker Par Ezcellent
Ker Thode
Fort Worth Defeats Beaumont in High-Scoring Texas League Tilt
Fort Worth pitcher Barkin allowed four hits and earned the win as Beaumont’s offense mounted a late challenge. McCurdy and Grissom contributed key hits, while Dalrymple and Wistert were active on the mound for Oklahoma City. Umpires Welch and Coe called the game after a lengthy, error-filled innings sequence with multiple substitutions.
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Alleged Buzzer Horse Involved in Damage Suit
A damage suit filed in Forty-eighth District Court involves Centennial a racing horse owned by George B McCamey. James D Bailey former groom claims injuries from a kick and lunge after a clipping incident at Arlington. Bailey alleges negligence by McCameys staff for not warning about the buzzer on Centennial and improper handling. He seeks 540000 for loss of carting capacity and 25000 for medical costs and suffering. The report also notes Permian Basin League standings with Ozona and McCamey in minor rounds.
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All-Star Charity Game Set Between City Major and Randolph
An all-star charity game is slated for 8 p.m. Sunday at Techfield. Proceeds support the Spanish War Veterans convention fund. City Major League will field 14 players, facing a handpicked Randolph selection led by managers Heldergeant Bilan Brooksield and Walter Klaerner.
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Sacred Heart
Vernon Stockton
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Howard Fikes
Jerome Harris
Ogden Morin
Jil Rickells
Joe Charles
San Fernando
Letty Dasot
Russel Lyons
Holt Andrews
James Arrevatos
Arlington Park Ready for 910000 Arlington Handicap
Racing notes from the Associated Press report Alfrey G Vanderbilt's Discovery, winner of his last two, will be shipped to Chicago for Saturday's Arlington Handicap. Display carries 195 pounds, top impost. Omaks, an eight year old champion, may challenge as a favorite. The letter was sent to Saratoga today. Jockey Joe Wagier, heading from Arlington to Suffolk Downs, has withdrawn from the leading jockey race. Wayne Wright of Rexburg, Idaho regains the lead with 328 wins, five more than Wagner. OR Neves is third with 120.
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