Missions Back in Second Place After Texas League Win
San Antonio's Missions returned home Thursday to climb back into second place with a 5-2 victory over Houston. Hal Wiltse pitched well for the Missions, earning his debut win after a trade for Bob Cooney. Cvengros was knocked from the hill early as the Missions pounded out 15 hits led by Purdy Bettencourt and Cleo Engle with timely support from Hollman Crossley and Chit.
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San Antonio Softball Contest Reported With Mixed Plays
San Antonio notes describe a game with Purdy driving in two runs, Bettencourt and Selph contributing, and Payne pitching for the offense. Bets and pivots are listed with fielding notes, baserunning highlights, and final scoring details, including innings and pitching lines, though several fragments remain unclear.
Jockey Westrope wins five at Washington Park on June 1
Chicago June 1 Jace Westrope, just 16, rode five winners at Washington Park Homewood in a sensational afternoon. His triumph on Ponce Farming stood out as he surged from early trouble to take the stretch run and win easily. Westrope’s first career ride came last January aboard Lerack in Cuba.
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Hopson Elected President of I Asses Cito Banquet
Former Bobcat grid star and Southwest Teachers' College instructor Jie J H Hopson elected president of the I Asses Cito organization at its World banquet. Clyde Gatwea rlect and Charles Pe Ramsay, mayor of San Marcos, named secretary-treasurer for the next two years.
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Bobcat Grid
Southwest Teachers' College
All-Star voting shapes AL roster for July 6 game
Chicago June 1 Gehrig Ruth and Nickey of the Yankees Cronin Grove Simmons are locked for the American league squad facing the National league at Comiskey Park July 6. Voting tallies show Gehrig leading at first base Foxx and Dykes among others, with Simmons and Grove topping outfielders and pitchers in close races.
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al Simmons
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Vines Leads Way in Quarter-finals
Ellsworth Vines national singles champion advances in the Dixie invitation tennis tournament in Memphis by defeating Dick Covington 6-1 6-0 to reach the quarterfinals. Bryan Grant beats Perry Eastman 6-4 6-3 and will meet George Lott while Berkeley Bell wins over Kimbark Peterson.
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Umpire Roles and Local Baseball Title Mention
In Oklahoma City a rough account notes umpires must carry off injured colleagues during games. The piece mentions RID Coker of Seminole and Chief El Yellow Moree joining Chief Wille Karjo in leading a regional event, reflecting early American and Native influence on local baseball culture.
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Texas League Standings With Wraneedar's Results
Standings from the Texas League show San Antonio 5 Houston 2 Beaumont 5, Galveston 7 1, Pollan It, Tulsa 7 Géletinme Cry 4, Port Weeth 3. The fragmentary list indicates game results and team placements across the circuit.
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Ambiguous baseball scores and schedules from early league play
The record lists multiple American League games with mixed results and postponements due to wet grounds, including entries for New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and others. It references American Association results with Columbus, Louisville, Milwaukee, and Indianapolis, plus notes on lineups and upcoming dates.
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Where They Play This Week in Texas Baseball
Fragmented OCR lists multiple teams and venues with unclear spelling. Readable items include references to Sam Antonis, Menno, Berimant, Raglan, Wrahinetan, and NATUN, with matchups and locations unclear due to transcription errors.
Morse Fires Dallas Manager As Brainard Mentioned
The Dallas Steers released manager Happ Morse, with Fred Brainard tentatively linked to the job. Beaumont Exporters swept Galveston in a double victory, while San Antonio defeated league leader Bouleau Buffaloes 6 to 2. Dell Pratt also sought the Dallas post as Morse refused to quit, and Sol Dreyfuss aimed to improve the club’s second division standing. 肯
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight Cubs and Senators Hitters
Bill Herman drove in three runs for the Cubs with a double and single against the Pirates. Sewell of the Yankees hit a triple, two doubles and three singles in a doubleheader while Cronin of the Senators drove in five with a homer, a double and a single.
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Morse Leaves Dallas Steers After Staging His Own Lineup
Dallas June 1 Morose announced his managerial departure with the Dallas Steers after applying a self styled Morse lineup for one game. He switched batters at will and the Steers defeated Port Worth to end his tenure on a high note. Joa nard temporarily led the club next night and again won. Morse then hinted he might retire from baseball while joking of having bested rival managers.
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Sons of America Plan Boxing Card Gathering
The Order of Sons of America athletic department will meet at 1610 Durango Street Thursday night to organize a boxing card. Captain of every sport is urged to attend including Trejo volleyball Marino wrestling Saavedra baseball Hasse swimming Zepera golf Cardenas tennis Santos basketball. Sonny Boys boxing squad members should attend for bout promotions and match planning. Saavedra announced practice Thursday at 5 o clock. Cleveland shuts out Indianapolis in exhibition 1 to 0 with Hoosiers scoring in ninth.
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Texas League Box Score and Box by Box Summary
A compact report from a Texas League game features Box scores for Galveston Beaumont and Dallas Tulsa, listing players, positions, hits, errors, runs, and pitchers. It records innings, batting totals, pitchers, and fielding notes, highlighting key at bats and scoring events with team totals and line scores.
Hurling's Better, Says Ruth
New York June 1. Babe Ruth says pitching, not power or ball speed, wins games. He notes smarter hitters and baserunning have declined due to changed pitching and training, reflecting on his early days while praising modern reliance on intelligence and skill over raw strength.
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Liberty Club Hosts Weekly Small-Bore Rifle Meet
Fancy shooting featured the Liberty club weekly small-bore rifle shoot at Wetmore road range Wednesday evening. Seven of nine shooters posted scores in the expert rifleman class under National Rifle rules. Scores at 50 and 100 yards and totals listed. several rivals postponed due to rain.
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Wetmore Road Range
National Rifle Association
Indianapolis 600 race death toll sparks track rebuild talk
Indianapolis officials face a proposed reconstruction of the Speedway track after a year marked by fatalities and a qualifying crisis. Protests crowded the 500 mile Memorial Day event over prize money and finishing positions while safety concerns and a purported strike influenced tense proceedings.
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Sut-Apionia Women’s Golf Handicap Friday at Bigg Wralde
The Sut-Apionia Women's Golf Association runs a weekly handicap tournament on the Bigg Wralde course at 9 am Friday. Mrs H Massey beat Mrs L Hathaway in last week's playoff, matching her 58 gross, 23 handicap, and 7% net. Kerrville tourney practice and entries from here and municipal links plan for June 15 to 18 at George Holiman's course. Willow Springs news covers the newspaper men's golf tourney with Trenter beating Rogero 4 and 2, Hastings 1 up over O'Brien, and Good 2 and 1 over Beitow, plus Dave Young advancing in the second flight.
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L. R. Hathaway
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Kerrville
Noosa
San Antonio
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Cats add Davis to staff for series at Tech Geld
Husky pitcher Peaches Davis from Oklahoma City, who pitched well in San Antonio, joins the Fort Worth Cats for the series against the My Mons starting at Tech Geld Thursday. Denny Burns released. Dick Whitworth to start Thursday’s game. Manager Ata tok The Light.
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