San Antonio Missions Suffers Fourth Straight Loss In Double Bill
Frustrated by overworked pitching and weak hitting, the San Antonio Missions dropped a 4-2 decision to the Tulsa Oilers and then faced a late night doubleheader with Beaumont. Bobby Neighbors hit a sixth inning homer for SA, while Don Johnson led Tulsa with five hits.
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Pu White
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Don Johnson
Hernandes
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Eddie Gudowski
Moore
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Platter
Platt
Howell
Ramey Hangs Up the Mitts in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids lightweight Wesley Remey plans to retire after a June 20 bout. Remey, who fought coast to coast and once defeated lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri in 1933, has long aimed to end his ring career here with his opponent yet to be finalized.
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Grand Rapids
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Wesley Remey
Tony Cansoneri
Mission Box Rods Rally In Bizarre Box Score
The muddled report shows Rydowski scoring twice and Tulane and White contributing in a chaotic sequence. Neighbors and Howe appear in key plays including a sacrifice by Neighbors and a Whit miscue. Johnson, Watthus, and Witte are referenced in a sequence of pitching and fielding events with numerous innings and hits listed.
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Howe
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Watthus
Witte
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Krengler
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Hanning
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Davie
Hull Dayis
Lorkr Tolea
Dallas Dedicates Ball Park June 18
Dallas announces a formal dedication of the new Dallas Rebels stadium on June 18 with invitations sent to national and league officials including Commissioner Landis minor league chief Mann and league presidents Pick and Waner Har.
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Stadiun
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Bramham
Ford Pick
Wiltan Har
38th Winner Over Brooks In Army Baseball Thriller
The 30th Infantry club beat Brooks field Gray Geese 6 to 4 at Mathewson field on Thursday. Hipler starred for the Whiners, going to the plate after Brooks opened strong with a three-run first inning. Trelinger, Kaper, Livingston for Brooks. Gatling and Lampshire for Brooks contributed, while Stojkob and Ceigier each had two hits for the Whiners.
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Gatling
Texas League Highlights From Dallas Beaumont Victory
Dallas Beaumont defeated Fort Worth Shreveport 7 to 4 in a Texas League game played at Dallas. Notable moments included Murtaugh’s three base hits and Norman scoring on key plays. Pitching details show Mallory and Nelson contributing on offense with several solid defensive plays.
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Dunphy and Corum to Broadcast Fights
New York June 6 Pon Dunphy sportscaster for radio WINS New York and Bill Corum New York Journal American columnist were chosen to announce prize fights effective June 18 with a key national back-up from the Mal Broaddecanting company KADC San Antonio.
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Tion Wins
Bill Corum
New York Journal-American Aperts Columniat
MAL Broaddecanting Company
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San Antonio
Span-Am Loop Opens with Sunday Double Header
The Span-Am Loop resumes Sunday at Van Darle Field with a 2 P.M. doubleheader led by Teague’s two top claps. Undefeated Fred's Place hosts F de los Santos Furniture at 4:15 P.M. Bell Furniture and Prospect Hi Yellow Jackets open, four teams chase playoff spots, and Crider’s sharp pitching highlights a separate Big Spring report.
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F de Los Santos
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Hey
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Re-entry Race Case Defendants Set for Oct 6 Trial
Three defendants in a California racing fixing scandal face retrial on two counts of bookmaking and conspiracy. Bernard Binstoss Benjamin Chaps many and T W Kigel are to be tried again after a prior jury disagreement. Acquittals were recorded for six participants in the earlier trial.
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Wille Binstoss
Braves West Trade Sends West to Cardinals for Gombert Mencu
In Hoston on June 6 reports from Boston today say outfielder Max West of the Boston Braves will be traded to the St. Louis Cardinals for pitcher Harry Gombert and catcher Gus Mencu. The deal is cited as pending in resistent Boston sources.
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City Majors Baseball Standing at Raydot Field
Fragmentary sports card notes list teams Veltrian Kids and Russell Oilers with scores and dates, plus references to Billiards and Hengels. The readable items mention dates, field location, and names but lack complete results or context of standings.
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Veltrian Kids
Sn Pdlamor
Dodgers eye crowd record at Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Dodgers aim to set a new major league attendance mark at Ebbets Field this season. President Larry MacPhail notes current attended figures reach 416 633 paying customers by early season, projecting a total near 7.4 million if fan turnout remains strong.
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