Brackenridge, Austin clash in Legion junior series opener
Brackenridge and Austin Buddies meet in the capital city at 8 15 p m Saturday to start a best of three American Legion junior baseball divisional championship series. A second game is set for 6 p m Sunday at Ft Sam Houston with a third game possible Sunday night. Tech Post 599 finished the season undefeated and city champions after a win at Concepcion Park, as Manuel Faz Chu pitched and Robert Esparza collected three singles.
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San Antonio
Austin Buddies
American Legion
Christy Mathewson Field
Ft Sam Houston
John McCollum
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Techmen
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Manuel Faz’ Chu
Concepcion Park
Fect
Shaughnessy
Robert Esparza
Joe Rodriguez
Tee Pa Burhan
I Beckham
Lackland APH Warliwk softball team advances in city tourney
In a bracket game at San Pedro park spanning tough innings, Lackland APB.now 14 faced Summers Motors and fell 8 to 3 as Mission Service nosing for Randolph AD-Stary 64-4. Randolph Stars beat Johnson and Messe 4-0 with strong pitching from Bord Slahey and Bourslous. Weather and field conditions disrupted several early frames, but team rosters included Tobin, McGowan, Marsden, and Te with key plays from Teixeira and Ibarra.
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Lackland Aph
Tobin
Mission Super Service
Randolph Ad-Stary
Mission Service
Randolph Stars
Oy Johnson
Bord
Rosburg Wins Seattle Honor Then Sidelined for Browns Week
Seattle high school star Don Rosburg, named Washington state’s top young player after a no hit game in the state all star series, loses a trip to New York for the All America game. The St. Louis Browns invite him to spend a week in St Louis for spring training, with no pitching this year. He reportedly earned $1600 and a signing bonus.
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Cleveland
Igh
St. Louis Browns
New York
Don Roxburg
Hosburge
Tony Rabella
Alex
Browns
St. Louis
Rosbure
San
Arlington Cap: 11 Entries in Derby Contenders
CHICAGO July report lists Ponder the 1949 Kentucky Derby winner favored to win Arlington Park’s $82,900 Arlington Handicap. Top weight 128 pounds over 1 14 miles. Contenders include Cochise Loser Weeper Capitol Curandero Better Self Inseparable Hasty House farm, King Ranch farm, Velcanio and others in the strong field.
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Chicago
Bete
Ponder
Noor
Citation
Arlington Park
Seaboard
Capitol
Tom Gray
Hasty House Farm
King Ranch Farm
Prop
Ramirez Hangs KO on Chango Patino
Corpus Christi July 24 A state middleweight champion Tommy Ramirez of Corpus Christi knocked out Chango Patino in Houston after 1 15 of the second round in their one rounder Patino who had won two of their three prior bouts did not land a telling blow Ramirez weighed 139 two pounds more than Patino Timmy DeLeon 151 of Houston knocked out Paul Reyna 4148 of Brownsville midway in the second round of their six round bout
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Corpus Christi
Tommy Ramirez
Chango Pating
Houston
Patino
Rant Rez
Timmy DeLeon
Youston
Paul Reyna
Brownsville
Amatuer Baseball in Rogers Seeks Sunday Game
Amateur baseball in Rogers seeks a replacement game after Beeville cancelled. Call Henry Garcia at G3607 for arrangements.
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Rogers Village
Beeville Blue Jays
Beeville
Henry Garcia
G3607
Baseball Standings and Schedules From AP Briefs
AP recap lists standings and upcoming games for Philadelphia at Detroit and New York at Chicago with 12:20 and 12:30 p.m. starts. East divisions show Cleveland, Boston, Washington, and St. Louis matchups. Schedule items include Philadelphia at Detroit and New York at Chicago with results noted for recent games.
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Associated Press
Antmica Eraru
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New Yorkdeveland
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Moore
Bhlingelphia
Lante
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Gray
Eastom
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Bolson
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Rolfe's Men Lose 6 in 8 Starts
Detroit clings to first as Yankees and Indians surge. Tigers fall behind 7 6 to Philadelphia while Vic Wertz blasts two homers for Detroit. Yankees beat Chicago 4 4 with Rizzuto and Bauer supplying key homers. Cleveland and Philadelphia win as NL races tighten with Giants and Phillies pulling ahead in their circuits.
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Presa Sports Wester
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al Rosen
Hoxen
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Larry Dopy
Luke Easter
Toe Gordon
Maurice McDermott
Jim McDonald
Dick Littlefield
Doby
College All Stars Tune-Up Intra Squad Ahead Of Eagles Game
The College All Stars prepare for a August 11 game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field. Head coach Eddie Andersom will test his players in an intrasquad scrimmage with Doak Walker leading the Blues and Charley Justice heading the Golds. Eddie LeBaron directs the Pacific offense as the squads split 23 players each.
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Oconomowoc
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Soldier Field
Eddie Andérsem
Doak Walker
South
Jetn Methodist
Blues
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North Caroling
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Eddie le Baron
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Divic
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Unclear OCR Reading of Political Figures and Bets
Fragmented text lists names and numbers with references to New York and Boston figures. The readable items include partial names such as Roy, Wynn, Hegan, Gordon, and a score-like sequence 200 200 1062. The passage lacks coherent events or clear context suitable for a full summary.
Pan Am Optimists defeat LULACS for first win in six years
The Pan-American Optimists beat the LULACS 27 to 10 at Mission Stadium in the annual benefit classic before about 1700 fans. Dave Hernandez pitched the route. Henry Reed had four hits to pace the winners while Ximenez homered. For the LULACS, Joe Buen Rostro hit a homer, with Steve Vieira Edwin Contu and Louis Rubiola on base. Rubiola and Dr Joe San Mertin had two hits each. Evangeline Pitino crowned Miss Mascot of 1950 for the Matizel club. runners-up were Martha Garza and Lillian Pizzini.
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Lulacs
Optimists
Mission Stadium
Dave Hernendez
Henry Reed
Ximinez
Joe Buen Rostra
Steve Viera
Edwin Contu
Louis Rubiola
Rubiola
Joe San Mertin
Evangeline Pitino
O'Hara
Janez
Krinen
Cantu
B. Maldonedy
Wordyva
B. Steldonedo
Proximity Sets Money Record at Sportsman's Park Race
Proximity, a 5 year old harness queen, set a world money winning record for standardbreds at Sportsman's Park. She earned $210,129 after winning the first heat and placing second in the second heat, with Deman Hanover taking the later heat. Goldsmith Maid held the old record from 1877.
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Chicago
Proximity
Sportsman's Park
Sportsman's Trojans
Deman Hanover
Goldsmith Maid
Badminton Tourney Sparks City Recreation Playful Victory
Denver playgrounds led by Edison and Highland Park dominated the Minton event at Woodlawn gym. The city recreation department hosted the Friday tournament with 145 entrants, highlighting strong finishes for Highland Park and Edison behind the winning team.
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Denver
Minton
Woodlawn
Highland Park
Edison
Padres Drop to Fifth in Tulsa Series Finale
Special to The ZI Tulsa July 28 Mission vie Tulsa for final game of series to salvage standings. San AntonioMissions trail in division with Chielp Marge to start and Jin Arrea on mound. Home stand follows with two nights in Oklahoma City before Shreveport game. Padres upset by Tulsa as their losing streak extends, with key plays by Burns Williams Donabedian York and Polivka.
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Chielp Marge
South Texans
Jin Arrea
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Oklahome City
Shreveport
Dallas
San Antonio
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Padre
Oilers
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Dewey Williams
Harry Donabedian
Ware
Earl York
Ken‘Polivka
Roy Dhe Millan
Frank Saueler
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Tu Ion
Pan-Am 7 Race Card Promoter Mel Wainwright
Promoter Mel Wainwright announces a seven race card at Pan-American Speedway for stock car drivers on Sunday night. The event includes a Sap novelty with eight cars, a reverse-then-forward Cary, and a three-lap backward finish, testing drivers in a dizzy sequence to claim the winner.
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Mel Wainwright
Pan-American Speedway
Cary
Ward
Addington 2nd In Hearst Golf Championship
Lloyd Addington of Dallas and Don Matheson of Fort Worth finished second and fifth respectively at the fifth annual Hearst national junior golf championship in San Francisco. Jim McCarthy of Ta come won with a 303 total after a consistent tourney, while Matheson shot 78 in the final round and Addington totaled 311.
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Nelson Cullenward
San Francisco
Iwy
Lloyd Addington
Dallas
Don Matheson
Pt. Worth
Texas
Addington
Donl¢ ‘Thorntoni
Los Angeles
Jim McCarthy
Ta|come
Serratia Rent
Cats Topple Tigers As Showdowns Narrow Lead
In Dallas on July 29 the Rough Necks beat the Cats 3 3 and closed the gap to three-and-one half games atop the Texas League standings. Ernie Nevel earned his 15th win, fending off a late Cat rally in the ninth. Dallas pushed into the first division by routing Shreveport 4 2, Tulsa downed San Antonio 2 0, and Houston defeated Oklahoma City 2 1 on a 23 run spree sparked by Keith Thomas and Jeanmient. Lanfrancont earned his 10th victory, finishing strong.
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Kemmond
Chicago
Cubs
Carmen Mauro
Frankie Frisch
P. A
Ing Spud
Davis
Rod Miller
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Shreveport
Tulsa
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Houston
Oklahoma City
Keith Thomas
Jeanmient
Lanfrancont
Y Witte
Night Races at Southwest Park Begin Two Day Meet
Six purse races are scheduled at Storey Wood Park on Saturday night with four to eight horses per race. A second race card follows. Sunday afternoon promoters tout San Antonio's first two day meet in 14 years with top state horses entered. Races start 6 p.m. Saturday with longer distances first. quarter mile and shorter at 8 p.m. Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
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Storey-Wood Park
T. Brooks Wood
San Antonis
Conrad Loses in Glen Garden Golf
In Fort Worth on July 29, college golfers reached the Glen Garden Country Club invitational quarterfinals led by defending champion Billy Maxwell of North Texas State and teammates Crannell and Sanders. Maxwell beat Don January 4 and 3 while French, Vandervoort, Reynolds, and Ma lone advanced with various margins. Crannell edged Crannell beat Joe Conrad 1 up. Sanders defeated Berry 2 and 1. Weaver, Reynolds, and other survivors posted wins in tight matches.
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FT. Worth
Billy Maxwell
Vat Maxwell
North Texas State
NTSC
J.L. M. Cramnel
Monte Sanders
Southwest
Buddy Weaver
Rice
Bob French
Odessa
Bob Ma Tone
Carl Vandervoort Jr
Sammy Reynolds
Wichita Falls
Maxwell
Don January
French
Dick McClendon
Denton
Vandervoort
Eldon Lewis
vInther
Reynolds
Bernard
Rivieré
Houstton
Crannell
Joe Conrad
Malone
City Tennis Meet Opens With Singles Action At Highland Park
The annual city tennis tournament began at Highland Park on Saturday with singles matches in all divisions except veterans. Doubles are set to start Monday and run through the following Sunday. Winners advance to the state TAAF tournament.
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Highland Park
Sweden Favored to Clinch Davis Cup Title
Reported from BARTAD Sweden July 29 with Sweden aiming for a doubles edge in the Davis Cup final after yesterday's singles wins. Torsten Johanssen defeated Toyden writer Perry Bren and Devito Sturt Neugon won. doubles prospects boosted by a potential Sweden pairing.
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Sweden
Pontayay
Ing Goth
Algles Metchen
Torsten Ohanssap
Pae Do
Bren
Devito Aaterog Sturt Neugon
Fragmentary Sioux City item references unclear details
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Bria y's seaton for war eminee Texag resigue
The brief notes Briay's seaton is linked to War Eminee Texas resigue in the San Antonio area. The article mentions Bandy's porta section and the 36.10 p.m. ABC sports rundown with references to local teams and figures.
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Ales
Bandy
Te Briay
Tonia’ Seaton
Texag Resigue -Pennanta
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