Charity Bank Baseball Clash Props Up Local Fund Drive
A charity bank baseball game pits Alamo National Bank against Frost National in Lechner Field Friday night. Lineups include Alamo’s Garner and Naylor with Bankston or Weyel on the mound, Frost’s Burris and Dinwiddie. Proceeds support local organizations from the Chamber of Commerce to several churches, with funds covering park rent lights and umpires for a 109 percent benefit event.
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Alamo National Bank Nine
Jeague
B. Garner
B. Naylor
Slatey
Keller
Bankston
Weyel
Andrews
Balmey
Ph. Lavington
Sb. Jordi
W. Harris
Smith
Dinwiddle
Burris Ar Marhech
MC. A
Christ Shupch
Junk Chamber of Commerce
Cornei
St. Mark's
Episcopal Church
San Antonio
Frost National Bank
Alamo Nationals
Tech Field
Dullaig Advances in Michigan Tennis Meet
GRAND HAVEN July 20 Field was crowded by faults as the Highland Park junior tournament began. Top seed Jay Coon of Chicago defeated Kenneth Becker in straight sets and was set for a rematch with George Ball of El Paso, who had beaten Coon earlier this month. George and Hassell Ball did not appear. Revised seeds listed Ben Day of Los Angeles second, George Dilling of San Antonio third, and Vievor Wells of Chicago fourth as players advanced through the first round.
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Dullaig
Michigan
Grand Haven
Midh
Alghland Park
Jay Coon
Chicago
George
Hassell
Ben Day
Ts Angeles
George Dilling
Yan Antonio
Vievor Wells
del Sills
Fight Results Highlight Bouts Across Cities and Boxers
The report lists multiple boxing results with fighters from Bridgeport, Brooklyn, Washington and other locales. Notable bouts include Patertuxn WN and Kid Moore, with carded scores and knockouts across rounds, including Algerivan Legion’s card and Malt Martoniero’s decision in El Paso.
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Patertuxn
Eddie
Kid Moore
Bridgeport
Conn
Prince Alexander
Palgraon
Savennan
Wildwill Cox
Torbato
Canady
Eric Law Bon
Brooklyn
Dhs
Firomy
Lighdy
Pulse
Orignity
Mirky Geoure
Chlewno Laurel
Charley von Reete
Jacksonville
Fla
Joy’ Dousen
Washimeton
Harowen
Washington
Lanler
Arkansas
Campbell and Garcia Fight At Crawford Root Monday Night
Carlos Garcia of Mexico City faces top contender Campbell of Lake Charles in the main event promoted by Kinky and Nando Flores. Campbell reportedly holds a decision over Eddie Flynn, while Garcia has impressed with a powerful right. Other bouts include Junto Cong and Morris Edginson, plus Kid Williams and Saltling Morales. John Basketh dies after heart attack. funeral arrangements underway in Chicago.
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Carlos Garcia
Mexico City
Crawford Root
Campbell
Lake Charles
Kinky
Nando Flores
Eddie Flynn
New Orleans
Pride and Joy
Garcia
Junto Cong
Luling
Morris Edginson
Los Angeles
Kid Williama
Saltling
Morales
Arch
Hubbell Seeks Two Baseball Records on Big Run
New York Giants lefty Carl Hubbell extended his scoreless innings streak to 28 1 3 in a row and added eight straight shutouts this season. He also tied the NL mark for consecutive scoreless innings, with a string dating back to 1920, as he beats the Dodgers and sharpens a chase for two major pitching records.
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New York
Carl Hubbell
Aca
New York Giants
Wrestly
Naligngl Jéngus
Hubbell
Babe Adams
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St Lone
Cincinnnati'322
Bittsburgh
Grover Alexander
Phillies
Realkiaeh
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Watson Clark
St. Louis
Rubbell
Seora
Bolton Hitter Bolton Dashes Ball For Victory
In a tense early season American League clash, Bolton rifled a bases-loaded play, an errant hit scoring the winning run as the Washington Senators topped the New York Yankees 5 to 2. Stewart and Russell pitched for Washington, while Charley Ruffing worked for New York. The win extends Washington’s lead in the AL race amid Giants, Cubs, and Pirates actions in the National League that day.
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Syles
New York
W—Sinsi
Tamme Ang Ouicra
Tom
Cliff Belton
Washington
Co Tenith
Washington Senators
New York Yankers
Charley Rufling
Bolton
Nats
Yanks
Stewart
Russell
Giants
Brooklyn
Cubs
Bordeller & Profitable
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Bruna
Garl Hubbell
Walter Johnson
Hubbell
Lefty O'Doul
Larry Frongh
Pirates Niger
Charley Rant
Fred Lindstrom
Phurting Tig Loom Allyl Pagury
Victoria grid team coming to Essiefield for Oct 10
Victoria junior college schedules a home game against West Moorland College at Essiefield on October 10, the second definite home date for the Wildcats, with Sep 6 marking the start of their first intercollegiate football season under lights at Hagle Heid October 12. Adams reports probable future games and notes a large influx of football stars and new recruits to West Moorland, listing several prospective players and their hometowns and positions.
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Bob Finch
McAllen
Mules Name Allen Coach for Alamo Heights High
Haren K. Allen was named head coach for Alamo Heights High School for the coming year in a decision announced by school principal Robert Rod. The appointment follows his successful season at Peacock Military Academy and the school confirms his selection, with a formal announcement planned for Friday.
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AL Wils
Joh
Alamo Helgisla
Allen
Rasistant
Murry Shines In Cycling Race Meet At Harian Dale
Local rider Aurel Murry dominated the Harian Dale speedway meet Thursday night, posting the top score with 18 points and setting a village track record in the one lap. The event featured several upsets, spills, and near photos finishes as Murry and Johnny Seymour led a crowded field, while Red Sanders staged a dramatic crash in event 11 and multiple riders chased high speeds and trophies.
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Doc Shaw
Aurel Murry
Demon
Java
Hariandale
Murry
Jour F[rata
Yahony Beynou
Seymour
Cuytro
Johnny
Wyuut
Richard Burcivet
Aking
Ut & Cteeus
Jack Meadows
Eleanor Bhaw
Frank Peradowski
Sterling Barnhart
O. B. Grizard
All. Harris
Robert Campbull
Ben White
ALMAL
Firat
Rus Murry G. Gecuid
A. Allanvone
Burdett
Peveni
Fat Purley
Lourth
Sexton
Davenport
Armstoone
Wed
al Armstrong
Red Sanders
Ward V
A. Thioa
Fisl
Vector
A. Ari
Serond
Pal Pure
Barr and Hess Still Winning at Virginia Tennis Meet
Eddie Jacobs of Baltimore reached the third Virginia tennis championship final week, blocked by Doc Carr of Dallas. In doubles Jacobs and his brother Billy defeated Don Longorpe and Henry Barklay 8-0 6-3. Kathre Pearson of Houston reached women’s semis with a 6-0 6-0 win over Grace Rowe. In Denver baseball, Sioux City Stockyards Cowboys remain the team to beat in the Denver Post Independent tourney after a large win by North Denver over Atari Texas 16 to 4.
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Hot Springs
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Virginia
Foom
Doc" Carr
Dallas
Texas
Oliver
Herbert
Bowman
New York
Jacobs
Lnved
Wil Tur Hess
Houston
Billy
Don Longorpe
Henry Barklayd
Balthmore
Miss Kathre Pearson
Ang
Grace Rowe
Capeiinall
Denver
Sioux City
Packed House Predicted At Mat Show In San Antonio
Packed crowd expected Friday night at the Alamo arena for a wrestling card featuring George Sauer of San Antonio against Pete Brown in a reverse chinlock and arm stretch bout. Leo Shimkus, LeRoy McGuirk, Jack League, and Young Stecher are also matched under Australian rules in a one fall or three 10 minute rounds format.
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George Saver
San Antonio
HT Sounds
Pete Brows
Baro
LeRoy McGuirk
Tulsa
Joe
Shimkus
Worcen
Young” Stecher
Birmingham
Jack League
Coffman
Wright Aters
South Alamo Streal
Relevess
Eddie Vogt
Hai Soult
Chace Weight
Hery Saffman
George Sauer
San Antonios
Pete Brown
Pbed
Arena of Soul Alamo
Sauer
Brown
Okishi Agele
Jost
San Antoni
Iittn
McGuirk
Lear
Jocal Heavy
Trip
Stecher
Councis
Bad outlook for Blair Nunamaker in national horseshoe trials
Chicago dispatch reports Blair Nunamaker of Cleveland, defending champion, stumbled in the second qualifying squad with a 223 ringers score of 409 possible. Kansas City’s G C David leads with 256, while Myrle Jackson Kellerton Iowa has 243 and Ter Isais Los Angeles 241. The event runs at the World’s Fair grounds with eliminations beginning Saturday. Elimination action follows daily at 11:30 a.m. radio ads promote the games.
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Ace
Chicago
Blair Nunamaker
Cleveland
Istrament
Nunamaker
Troth
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W. Haven
Charley
Eddie Air
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Indian Spolls
Emory Lance
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Sah Antonia
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Campbell and Garcia
John Basket
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John M. Heske
Hasketh
Southern Association
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Peat
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Detroit
Jimmy —Foxx
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Raftide
Antonio
Amriuyan Association
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Law Jon
Healey
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Hitlin
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Young
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Benton
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Butlerica
Harias
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Brown, Blackwell and Geslun
Rassler
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Joe Shimkus
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Fannjo
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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