Miller First Toopose Talis In San Antonio Mission Figure
Elton Walkup, a boy wonder for the San Antonio Missions, is set to pitch the second game of the Dallas series as Hank Severeid previews today. Alec Miller expected to start the Saturday game. The Missions swept Fort Worth, 6-2, Friday to push their win streak. Fabian Kowalik earned his eighth victory while Engle sparked fan excitement.
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Elton
Boy Wonder
San Antonio Missions
Tech
Hank Severeid
Alec Miller
Delics
Happ Morse
Deteher Rubber Foz
Davis
Cholly
Engle
Fort Worth
Cats
Jackie Tavener
San Antonio
Charles
Gine
Hans Severeid
Chelly
Purdy
Trbcab
Houston Volleyers Triumph in Chicago Tournament
Houston Trans Fortified with San Antonio players wins opening games in Chicago. Texans defeat Chicago Stars 11-9 and 11-8. Hyde of Chicago dominates, while Fort Wayne and others post uneven scores in the same round.
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Houston Volleyers
Chicago
Citicago
Housson
Trans
San Antonio
Wits Street
Fight Results From Unclear Boxing Card
Fragments report multiple boxing results with names like Sunms De Marco and Rivers. Several bouts referenced include locations such as New York and Cleveland and mention outpoints, stoppages, and travel opponents. The readable text omits clear outcomes and dates.
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Aix
Prev
King Levinsky
Chichem
Tully Griffling
Juanx Oly
Tows
Jal Roper
Thidhgo
Frank Sunms
Claveleva
Marty Sampson
New York
Tony de Marco
Cleveland
Ben Jeby
A Travel
Newark
Nyith
Ave Fridman
Beaumont New Threat In League
Beaumont faced Tulsa Friday as Ray Frila, a converted outfielder and first baseman turned pitcher, threw a one hit game for the Exporters in a 4 1.6 0 victory. Kelly's error at short in the fifth robbed Fritz of a no hit bid. Only two Tulsa runners reached first base as Frila’s speed and pitching dominated. The win marked the Exporters fifth straight, keeping them within seven points of second place behind San Antonio.
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Fritz
San Antonio
Gardner Here Full of Pep at Texas Baseball League Stop
Alvin Gardner, president of the Texas Baseball League, arrived with optimism. He noted solid crowds and said Tulsa drew 4050 admissions in a series at Oklahoma City while San Antonio led attendance gains. Gardner anticipated Malas signing and mentioned Fred Brilnard managing before next week.
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Alvin Gardner
Texas Baseball League
Tulse
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Gardner
Massions Continuy
Levinsky Wins But Not Paid in Chicago Boxing Bout
Chicago June 3. Xing Levinsky heavyweight boxer defeated Tully Griffiths of Stour City Iowa by decision, but the purse of about 2000 dollars was withheld by Joseph Triner, head of the state athletic commission, pending an investigation into Levinsky conduct in the ring. Griffiths claimed a fractured right hand, while Levinsky protested referee Collins. The bout followed a two year earlier title decision won by Griffiths.
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Chicago
Xing Levnsky
Tully Griffiths
Stour City
Towa
Griffiths
Bilis Stadium
Joseph Triner
Trineit State Athletic Commission
Levinacy
Trinner
Tevinsky
Griffithy
Loo
Trulla Pro
Collins
Griffithe Griffiths
Thia
Levinsky
Durocher Sparks Cardinals To First Ahead Of Cubs
St Louis gains new life after May 7 trade bringing Ivo Durocher to the Cardinals. He revitalizes left field play and helps trigger a hitting surge as the club climbs to first, with a three hit game boosting their push past the Cubs.
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BT. Louis
St. Louia Cardinals
Ivo Durocher
Redbird
Gabby Street
Sherlston
Gorton Slade
Charley Wilson
Frankie Frisch
Pepper Martin
Sparky Adams
Burgess Whitehead
Gabby
Cincinnati
Durocher
Cards
Bill Jurges
Chicago Cubs
Dick Bartell
Philadelphia
Cardinels
Redbirds
Almosb
Cardinal
Cardinals
Cubs
Conta
Millers Acquire Murray From Braves For Mowry
MINNEAPOLIS June 3 The American association club today procured pitcher George Murray from the Boston Braves in exchange for outfielder Joe Mowry. Murray, formerly with Dallas, will join the Millete in Toledo on Monday.
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Minneapolis
American Association
George Murray
Boston Braves
Joe Mowry
Braves
Murray
Dallas
Toledo
Breckenridge Coach Claude Kellam Heads to San Marcos
Claude Kellam Breckenridge High School head coach departs for summer duties as yard man for Mrs Kellam and plans to return for the DX am coaching school at Westmoorland in August. An old Bay Antonio Texas league battery teams with Victoria in the South Texas Amateur league. Claude Robertson Victoria club manager and former San Antonio pilot catches the slants of Waller Pretty Newman.
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Claude Kellam
Breckenridge High School
San Marcos
Mrs. Kellam
Westmoorland Allege
Victoria
Claude Robertson
Victoria Club
San Antonio Pilot
Waller
Texas League Boxes MOUTHS 5 NELAS CITY 3
Baseball recap with numerous player names and plays. Pitcher Kennedy struck out 28 and earned the win, while Fisher and Moore contributed notable performances. The report lists multiple batters, defensive plays, and game events across a chaotic, OCR-like summary.
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Mouths
Nelas City
Dhla
Redey
TATA
Kinmary
Ermea
Kindler
Eewnen Jonden
Aten Wason
Seip Mone Bartiner
Moore
Tulle
UT Kennedy
Blige Rott
Renomy
Pike
Bs Kennedy
Sita
W Vane
Hy Fieher
Yesterday's Stars Spark Wide Standout Baseball Highlights
Yesterday's stars feature Hy the Resoriated Dread Maryin Owen and other players delivering multi hit games and standout slugging. Tigers, Braves, Giants, Senators and Indians teammates posted key doubles, triples, and RBIs as teams split a doubleheader and opened seasons with strong showings.
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Maryin Owen
Tigers
Sax
Ed Brat
Braves
Jake Plowers
Dodkurs
Flowers
Kole
Red Box
Cinorae Davis
Giants
Free Ruth
Phillies
Oral Hildebrand
Meypineder
Indianield Tawra Ba Wahia Ui
Rain Entered Houston Meet by G Claus Grels
G Claus Grels, a discus thrower from Jefferson High, traveled to Houston to compete in the Texas Neighborhood Athletics Association meet. If he performs well, he may join coach Dee Burnett and hurdler Bailey Carns Pan in Chicago for the national high school meet. The Texas Neighborhood meet opened with George Wilson winning the 10,000 meters in 55 24.1. Hastings and Ziegler followed, with more events slated for Saturday at Rice Field.
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Claus Grels
Jefferson High School
Houston
Texas
Neighborhood Athietics Association
Drain
Caach
Dee! Burnett
Bailey Carns‘ Pan
Chicago
George Wilson
East End
Fort Worth
Texas Neighborhood Athletic Association
Wilson
Texas University
Charles Hastings
Ariel
Justus Ziegler
J. T. Lamb
Houston South
James Vickery
Pussola Tiftr
Ricefield
Metcalfe Races Century in 9.5 at Milwaukee meet
In Milwaukee on June a Kansas State Teachers of Pil sboro hosts the central intercollegiate track and field championships. Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette wins both his sprint events in record times, John Tierney second in both, while Kansas schools take three firsts. Metcalfe's 9.5 seconds in the 100 yard dash breaks the meet record and hints at a world mark as he prepares for the national indoor trials in Chicago June 16 and 17.
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Milwaukee
Euertitas
Kansas
Pilsboro
Kan
Knute K. Rockne
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
John Tierney
Upla
Metcalfe
Nolinn
Chicago
Bob Scott Beats Benner Then Fails to Advance in Wichita Falls
In Wichita Falls on June 11, Bob Scott, a left-hander from Colorado via Texas and San Antonio, defeated medalist Slayton Benner of Wichita Falls on the eighteenth hole. In the second round Carnes Winson, Abi-Whe champion, eliminated Acolt two up. Three Wichita Falls players reached the quarterfinals as Morris Norton beat Budiey Raines 2 and 1, Bobby Burns defeated Wille Bob Colfer 2 and 1, and Underwood, 17, beat Charles Qualia two up. Mininie Phillipa and other senior rivals from Ranger were noted among older contenders.
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Bob Scott
Colorado
Texas
San Antonio
Slayton Benner
Carnes Winson
Acolt
Wichala Falls
Morris Norton
Budiey Raines
Abilean
West Texas
Bobby Burns
Wille
Bob Colfer
Fort Worth
T3uy Underwood
al — Inkaman
Charles Qualia
Post
Iamed Parr
Jack Prent Eectra
John Marston
Ban Ans RO
Mininie Phillipa
Breckenridge golf tourney opens qualifying with near twenty entries
Nearly 20 entries are expected as qualifying rounds begin Saturday in Harry Symons annual Breckenridge golf tourney. Hack Williford defends his title against Lewis Lev inson a five time winner, while pursuers chase a loving cup prize. In other matches T R Sheldon beat G W Snider 2 and 1 in first flight semifinals as Jack Thurmond defeated A E Gordon, one up in 11 holes, to reach second flight finals with Lieut ER Rice. The championship final between Reuben Albaugh and Halbert Grumbles was postponed due to Albaugh illness. Mrs ER Harry tied for low gross with Mrs J Lee Wilson at 92 and led low net 79 in the San Antonio Women’s Gulf Association weekly handicap at Riverside. Mrs Wilson net 82 followed by Mrs Northcott and Mrs Ida Stephenson. The final handicap event of the summer will be at Brackenridge park next Friday.
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Harry Symons
Breckenridge
Muneit
Dr. Reingre
T. R. Sheldon
G. W. Snider
Jack Thurmond
A. E. Gordon
Lieut H. ER. Rice
Betwen Reuben Albaugh
Halbert Grumbles
Albaugh
ER. Hary
J. Lee Wilson
San Antonio
Wood defeats Vines in Dixie semifinal upset
Sidney B. Wood Jr. of New York, seeded fourth, upset national and Wimbledon champion Ellsworth Vines in the Dixie invitation tennis tournament semifinal at the University Club in Memphis. The match featured a fierce rally and shifting momentum as Vines faded after the second set.
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Memphis
Sidney B. Wood Jr
New York
Ellsworth Vines
University Club
Jay
George Lott
Chicago
Chif Salter
Wen Orleans
Lott
Wood
Vines
Sef
Berkeley
Champs Must Risk Titles in All Bouts
YPSILANTI Michigan June ae The Michigan board of boxing control sent recommendations to allied bodies urging champions to risk their titles in all bouts This action mirrors Michigan yesterday and was announced today by James Hing Brown head of both the Michigan board and the National Boxing Association The state board ruled that champions must risk their crown to avert the backlash from fans and officials
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Mich
Jun
INBI
Michigan Board of Runtette Control Ias
N. B.A
Michigan
James Hing" Brown
Michigan Board
National ‘Boxing Association
Flate
Alten Pleis Mual
Alichigen
Von Elm and Foulis Lead In St Paul Open Battle
George Von Elm of Alton Ohio and Jimmy Foulis from Chicago shared the front in the St Paul open championship on the Keller course. They posted rounds of 46 and 85 as the 28 hole second round began, with a two stroke lead over Archie Harobrick of Ganeseville Ohio and a wider gap over contenders including Walter Hagen, Paul Runyan and Olin Dutra.
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George von Elm
Alton
Ohio
Jimmy Foulis
Tilingis Professions
Chicago
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Foulis
Archie Harobrick
Ganesville
Threera
Shem
Walter Hagen
America
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. x
Sitch Stara
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Harry Cooper
Johanny Hevelle
Diegel
Graste Point
Mid
Bo Dudley
Wemington
Nbher
Will
Gost
Leaders Far Ahead in All Star Votes
The latest all star balloting shows Lou Gehrig and Jimmy Foxx leading their positions with high vote counts from New York and Philadelphia. Other notable leaders include Charley Gehringer and Jimmy Foxx at first base, Joe Cronin at shortstop, Earl Averill and Babe Ruth in the outfield, and Bob Grove in pitching. The piece also references a feature on Cinderella Outdane in Real Life and a Japanes White Banner story in The American Weekly.
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Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
Shortatop
Joe Cronin
Washington
Frank Crosaett
New York
Etmmona
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Cinderella
Biate
Muldoon the Iron Duke Dead at eighty eight
World boxing mentor and health farm pioneer Muldoon died just before 4 PM at his estate in Kensico. A Civil War drummer, Graeco Roman champ, and actor, he trained champions like John Rubian and mentored leaders across finance and industry with a strict regime. He survived a fall from a horse three years ago and had been cared for by Miss Margaret Farrell, his adopted daughter.
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Willam MuLdoon
Muldoon
New York
Orient
John I. Rubi- van
Boston
Sullivan
Aki
Maurice Barrysnore
Rose Coghlan
Robert Downing
Gladiators
Margaret Forel
Henry T. Kelly
Baseball League Leaders and Box Scores Mixed
Ambiguous OCR fragment outlines American and National Leagues with player names like Gehrig Ruth and teams such as the Yankees Red Sox Cubs and Giants. Mentions run totals, innings, and dates but specific events are unclear. Reads like a late edition box score blend with scattered names and numbers.
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Re Sox
Ata
Blmmann
White Sox
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Gehrig
Yaskees
Comba
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Hed Box
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Reill
Tactiang
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Sewall
Senatara
Todap Rel Sox
Rin ‘Mba
Yankens
Avielti
Similans
Wen A Goan
Senna Ad Lancer
Rina
Gubtie
Ruth
Mlolen Pasha
Titernry Swanson
White Box
Campbell
Bying
Crowns
Fredrick and Hodapp Top Batters in Major Leagues
Park week saw Hodapp of the Red Sox and Johnny Frederick of the Dodgers emerge as league leaders after yesterday's games. Hodapp raised his average to 374, while others shuffled positions with Sam Rice, Al Simmons, and Pepper Martin among the top scorers. Gehrig and Klein led in the American and National Leagues respectively as regular hitters across key stats.
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Wuc
Oan
Johieny
Hodsop
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Frederick
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hodapp
Jevel
Sam Wess
St. Louie
Jong
Guest Atteaders
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al Simmons
Mare
Praderick
Alump
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
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Flo Traynor
Fpittsburgh
Chuck Kile
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E-Hind
Klein Fale
Ley Gehrig
Yankees
Pistol Shoot Opens Thirteenth Annual Texas Relay Meet
Marksmen from Texas and Oklahoma gathered Saturday at the Reposition range for the first day of the thirteenth annual shoot of the Texas State Altix association. A team from the University of Oklahoma joined and shooters from Dallas, Houston, El Paso, Galveston, Shreveport, Fort Bliss and Randolph Field attended as the meet runs through Sunday with trophies and medals to be awarded at 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Texas
Okla
Homa
Lewisiana
University of Okla
Dallas
Houston
el Faso
Galveston
Shreveport
Fort Clack
Fort Bliss
Randolph Field
Fort Sem
Baseball fatality shocks Wilmington on Memorial Day
In Wilmington California on Memorial Day, semiprofessional baseball figure John Derby Thompson died after being struck by a pitched ball. Thompson, active in local circuits for 18 years, succumbed in hospital to a fractured skull.
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Wilmington
Cal
John Derby Thompson
Jackpson
City News Dance listings and orchestras for June events
Numerous dance notices across venues and bands including Margie of Bark's Orchestra Pete Brewer's Bloodlo Band and The Sweethearts of the South. Events list venues such as Cineprr Inn Fort Worth Somerset Inn Castroville and Helotes with dates around Sunday June 4 and related ad prompts.
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Pape Hros
Baturday
Converse Wall
Sweethearts of the South Orchestra
Wight Somerset Inn
Racketeara Orch
Ladiea Jrne
Helotes
Bandera Fond
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