Brewer Returned To Kansas City In Tribe Lineup Shuffle
Kansas City bound first baseman Jonony Brewer was sent back to the club as San Antonio’s Indians faced lefty pitching woes. Zaepfetheressler will remain regular first baseman, while Houston shut out San Antonio in the deciding game of the series. The team heads to Galveston for a road swing through June 17, with Karl Kolb homering inside the park and Measey adding two hits as Hall and Baker see awkward fates in the field and lineup shifts.
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Jonony Brewer
Homer Hammond
Claude Robertson
Jas Epring
Orange
Texas
Kansas City
San Antonio
Indians
Mixe Cyengras
Houston
Galveston
Gyengros
George Harper
Rghtfield
Jack Measey
Mike
George Murray
Dollag
Bob Howse
Burt
Eliinax
Karl Kolb
Hall
Kott
Aiment Baker
Fort Worth
Robertson
Top Tennis Pros Enter National Clay Court Opens in Memphis
Clay courts tournament opens in Memphis with several top ten players expected. George Lott from Chicago Dufford Sutter Berkeley Bell and Bryan Grant Jr among entrants. Also Galveston Bucs sign Ray Jacobs and he will report to Galveston immediately.
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Tenn
George Lott
Chicago
Dufford Sutter
New Orleans
Berkeley Bell
New York
Bryan Grant Jr
Atlanta
Among the Bowlers Lumbem Tenpin League Details
A garbled OCR listing names, numbers, and clubs from a bowling league. It mentions Boencoe AANermol Company, Ring Sush and Noor Commins, Ranta Lumber Company, Camphall Gather Company, Hayes and Relnarz Insurance, and many player codes. The text reads like a roster with totals and handicaps, but many items are fragmented.
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Lumbem
Boencoe-Aanermol Company
Kramer
Souny
Wadley
Spanvar
Orwkor
Dalaingor
Kanalen
Bud Totala
Ring Sush
Noor Commins
Sonnelmann
SBR
Walter
Koch
Gunaem Kehuilae- Stuthorp
Newmann
Tugeisl
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Tinarmann
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Abi
A. Achulen
Petrich-Saur
Paine
Aszi Winenhouse
Miata Tit
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Bohncmann
Leme
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Lolbly
Thelt, Lamber Company
Is Wille
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Bohol
AVIS
Priel
ISI
ARKAA
Ranta Lumber
F. Kamla
Totala
Penney
Intal
Anaanian
Anal Tutidarn Ansnig Co
Fort Worth Baseball Notes and Box Score Fragments
A garbled Fort Worth box score roundup lists players such as Pickrel, Dalrimple, Whelan, Stuler, and Lamper with mixed inning by inning details. It mentions team totals, errors, double plays, and pitching lines, reflecting a fragmented postgame summary from a Fort Worth game with Galveston and Beaumont ties.
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Reil
A. Dare
Ghd
Bae
Frey
Sear
Degrey
Sleler
Lanka
Muetz
Whel's
Lamper
Plekrel
Ells
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Rune
O'Neid Wa Nash
Mueller
Tooke
Whelan
Turee-Hago Ito
Tooley
G'Nei
Muller
Stuler
Gribble
Bees
Mickre
Chibtle Os Wild Fileh
Pickrel
Dalrimple
Booka
Banton
Stwler
Lamm
Sisler
Banen
Fort Worth
Tyler
Eddie Brown Joins Omaha Pilot Role in League Shuffle
Francis Griffin of Lincoln directs the Omaha Western league team as manager for the time being and will handle Pueblo in the future. Ed Brown, former Boston NL outfielder and first baseman, succeeds Griffin as Omaha manager. Brown has been at first base for the Packers, moving from the outfield after Max Harned’s injury. Both Griffin and Brown previously played with San Antonio in the Texas league and other clubs. Brown began his pro career with San Antonio after World War II while stationed at Kelly Field.
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Omaha
Neb
Francis
Pug
Griffin
Lincoln
Packers
Max Harned
Grittin
Brown
San Antonio
Kelly Field
Burns and Nelson in Rivercrest Invitation Final
Burns, a Wichita Falls veteran known as Bobby Burns, and Byron Nelson of Fort Worth met in the 36 hole Rivercrest Country Club Invitation final. Burns defeated Louis Nowlin 2 up in the semi finals while Nelson beat Mally Reed 6 and 4. Blue Ribbon plans NWO. The team schedules two Sunday games on the Somers road diamond at 1 o clock facing the Mexican club and the Tenth School Group of Kelly field. Warwick and Dupree will pitch.
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Nelson
Rivercrest
Worth
L.T
Bobby") Burns
Wichita Falls
Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
Jory
Rivercrest Country Club
Louis Nowlin
Dallas
Mally Reed
Hoe
Blue Amron
NWO
Blue Ribbon
Somers
Kelly Field
Warwick
Dupree Wil
Americans Lead British Open Field in 1930s Preview
A large U S squad enters the British Open at Royal St George and Prince's with 56 amateurs among 282 entrants. Tommy Armour, Gene Sarazen, and Young Donald Smith are the leading pros. Walter Pursey Gordon Smith and nine American amateurs headline a field expected to favor Armour or Sarazen, while Britons hope for a home victory in late June. The tournament uses two courses for qualifying and runs 18 holes daily over nine days, narrowing to 60 finalists for the final 36 holes.
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Bandwich
Eng
America
Moydey
Iticd
Ida
Tommy Armour
Gene Sarazen
Mano
Donald Smith
Armour
Garaven
Smitl
Armhur Havers
Smith
Sarazen
Walter Pursey
Seattle
Gordon Smith
Palm Beach
Fla
Ellsworth Augustus
Cleveland
Joshua Crane
Boston
Ross Thompson
Calontayn
England
Paul Arhill
Sunningdale
Frank Sweeny
Addington
Robert and
Gnarles Sweeney
Prince's
Bulart Scheflen
Douglas Grant
Royal St. George
Royal St. George's
Jayorh
Playground Ball Scores From Friday Night League
Three of four scheduled games were played at San Pedro Park. The Commander team beat the Martin-Beams Plumbers 9 to 5, Prassels Drugs defeated Texas Bleam Laundry 7 to 2, and Fredericks Blue Devils beat Iron Works 22 to 4. Deady's Grocers forfeited to the C and B Sporting Gowls.
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Martin-Beams
Prassels Drugs
Texas Bleam Laundry
Fredericks Blue Devils
Iron Works
Deady’s Grocers
C. and &. Sporting Gowls Lea
Protests Over British Wightman Cup Team Selections
Critics protested the 193% British Wightman Cup team selections announced in London on June 4. The lineup excludes rising stars and features Mrs. M. R. King, Mrs. L. R. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Fearnley Whittingstall, Miss Betty NutHall, and Miss Darls Round.
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Feam
M. R. King
Fhyl
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L, R. C. Mitchell
Peggy Saunders
Fearnley Whittingstall
Betty NutHall
Darls Round
Tigers Th Koonront. The Scent Lonp Trers in midseason trip to Comfort
The Tigers travel to Comfort for a midseason game against the Bronchos as the team prepares the lineup and ensures readiness by 10 o clock as the alert deadline approaches.
Taking Pa’s Advice From a Golf Tale Misfire
A Los Angeles story recalls a farcical golf moment where William Pulisevich guides his 12-year-old son in a slapstick attempt to skewer a shot. The youth counters with a quip about spoons as the ball drifts off the tee, provoking a frustrated reaction from the father.
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William Pulisevich
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Ohio Derby at Bainbridge features Eeco wane favorite in field
Eeco wane, the chestnut colt previously runner up to Burgoo King in the Kentucky Derby, heads an 11 horse field for the $10,000 added Ohio State Derby at Bainbridge. Fast track is expected for the mile and a furlong race with J H Louchdim of New York shipping the favorite from Helmer t. Evening dominates Ditnots Oaks at Washington Park as three year olds race for a $10,000 purse with Linus McAtee aboard the Widener filly.
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Bainbridge
Burgoo King
Helmert
J. H. Louchdim
New York
Springeteel
Sylvester W. Labrat
Oyen. Hearth
Labrot
Adobe Post
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Our Fancy
Hoops
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Nell Kuhlman
Rayal Lassla
Mudwind
Madwind
Chicago
George QD
Widener
Evening
Wen
Washington Park
Wills Sharpe Kilmer
Olympic stamp boon to be issued June 15
Washington June 4 The first of the summer Olympic stamps will be issued by the post office department on June 15 featuring a three and a five cent stamp. The first Olympia stamp was printed in January for the Lake Placid winter games.
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BOON
Washington, D. C
Pool Office Department
Lake Placid
Strong field expected in Texas Ambler tennis
Austin July 4 The Texas Ambler tournament opens Monday and runs through the week with divisions for men women juniors and girls. Notable entrants include John and Doc Barr Fray Royer Wimmie Quick and former state champion J B Adone Jr of Dallas Welden Lister Henry Lawrence John McDiarmid Allen Gwynne and others from Fort Worth San Antonio Houston and Dallas. Men’s singles start Monday. junior singles and men’s doubles Tuesday. women girls and boys events Wednesday.
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Austin
D. A. Petrick
Lennig
University of Texas
John
Doc Barr
Fray Royer
Wimmie Quick
Oswald Jannby
Macy Zita McHale
Geoff Lawmey
J. 3. Adone, Jr
Dallas
Welden Lister
Henry Lawrence
John McDiarmld
Allen Gwynne
Fort Worth
George Dulling
Jessé Plelffer
Anna Mae Reichert
Catherine C. O'Brien
James Challiss
Gordon Pease
Paschall Walthall
San Antonio
Catherine Pearson
Charles Sloan
Houston
Jjunior
Leaders Texas League Baseball Sees Mixed Itinerant Pacing
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Howaton
Stebbine
Hourton
Jitlis
Bouagis
Howeton
Medwigie
Mounton
Peel
B. Zatptel
Fitzgerald
Suny Antonin
Greenberg
Beaumngl
Stouston
Houston
Naxumanl
Tung Halied
Redwick
Houdlos
Greunbers
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Tauby
Fox
Landing Pilchola
Muvray Dallas
Cyrngros
Havelon
Ramen
Tne Pickers
Willis
Tyler
Tubbs
Galverinn
Tisrmallen
Galveston
Rowe
Dargon Inniss Crengrog
I. Weits
Loravien
Tnninen
Murraz
Dellua
Walle
Lenellen
Mrs Stevens Wins Women's Golf Meet at Brackenridge Park
Mrs Iva Stevens captured the weekly handicap tournament of the San Antonio Women's Golf Association at Brackenridge Park Friday with a net score of 1 after a 20 handicap. L G Chapian posted the low round with 96. Next tourney set for San Antonio Country Club course. In Laredo June 4 the cycle races between Nuevo Laredo and Monterrey on the new highway will be repeated September 4, promoter Lee Traux announced.
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Iva Stevens
San Antonio
Mexico
Laredo
Nuevo Lateds
Monterrey
Lee Traux
Hat Results In Daweh Meet Show Mixed Performances
Reported by AP from a Daweh event with athletes from Newark Chicago and Los Angeles. Participants Sonnenberg Cantawine Milnes Velenfl and others posted various scores. Unclear OCR text lists times and placements across multiple events.
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Fight Results Across Card From Pittsburgh to Indianapolis
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Pittsburgh
Toms Freeman
Hetferings
Ark
Buck Metiertien
King Tut
Mae Vaitous
Frankie Burne
Oldeyorse
Lly
Datrale
bin Prancing
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Stagg Meet Opens in Chicago as 28th Championship Begins
The 28th Stagg meet opens in Chicago with Amos Alonzo Stagg hosting teams from 21 states. The event marks the twenty eighth anniversary of the national interscholastic track and field championships and is widely regarded as a national championship meet. Separately, Chicago sees its first women s pocket billiard champion crowned as Miss Georgia Veatch defeats Miss Eleanor Meine and Miss Myrtle Olson.
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Amos Alonva Stagg
University of Chicago
Georgia Veatch
Eleanor Meine
Myrtle Olaon
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