Browns Aid L A Ball Club In Watchful San Antonio Visit
Browns chief Ray Cahill, observing the San Antonio Missions, voices doubt about the Missions lineup and hints at possible changes to spark a winner. He notes strong pitching but inconsistent hitting and fielding, with McEvoy eager for a turnaround and Bill Miller sidelined with a sore arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cahill
Geoul
St. Louis Browns
San Antonio Missions
St.Louis
Cahill
Ceanill
the Light
McEvoy
L. O. McEvoy
Missions
Browns
San Antonio
Mission Box Cotton States Teague
A garbled snippet mentions Helens 2 Taekson 3 Estapada 7 and a Brute in a levaland setting with unclear context. Names and numbers appear as scattered entities, lacking a clear event, date, or organization to anchor a factual report. The readable items suggest sports or competition but are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton States
Teague
Helens
Taekson
Estapada
Vilnius Capital Dispute and Historic Annexation
The text covers Vilna Vilnius history after World War I. It notes Allied decision to award Vilay to Lithuania, Poland’s seizure in 1920 led by a rebel general Zeligowski, Lithuania’s non-recognition of the annexation, and Kaunas serving as temporary capital. It also mentions a Mr Ripley inquiry address for the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilay
Kingdom of
Lithuania
Supreme Council of
Poland
Zeligowski
Republic of
Vilna
Ler
Kaunas
Texas League Box Score Summary Prompt
Texas League box score detail for JM Nouke double, Galveston and Dallas games with player statistics, team totals, and pitching notes across multiple innings, including runs, hits, errors, and fielding actions. Mentions players Heath Harvel Hostetler York MeLond McLeod and area teams Beaumont Oklahoma City Fort Worth Houston Dallas with various box score elements.
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JM Nouke
Sallas Galvestan T AB
H.O.A
Abeloa
Tauby.c
Govard
Binde Agis Harvelle
Mogrerf
Mellon
Montag
Rensar Ae
Jaleeien Jn
Richind
Tyningr
Svrore
Macwie
Stoner
Mallen
Niter
Sauby
Richmond
Usko
Moore
Susko
We Solen
Strouer
Harvel
Hostetler
York
McLeod
Jett
Galveston
Dallas
Parker
Pally
China City
Beaumont AB Ae Aeroa
iMeloy
Eigalden
Brown
Pimrp
Ware
Oklahoma City
McCay
Croucher
Homs
Archis
Keesey
Bast
Myers
Bace
Cuilenting
Stlely
Johnson
Kersey
Whitworth
Hart
Gitcher
Waltworti
Milman Tuns
Brawer
Tamson
Kersaw
Molt
Stigly
Luel
Beaumont
Houston
San Oklanoma
Ban Attenia
Fort
Pilar Tnentas
Tulsa
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Dalleg
Der
Daiisa
Savage to Risk World Title in Wednesday Bout
Kentucky wrestler Savage, billed as a top contender, heads to a Wednesday match to challenge for the world title. The card features Pred F. Nichols, emcee van Humberto, and international challenger Pler from Spain, amid earlier sponsor ties and a contested May title setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
Leo UD. Ba" Savage
Coon
Kentucky
F. Nichols
Causie
World Uile
van Humberto
Spain
Mathher
Miss. Savage
Nichols
Donna O'Mahony
Bills Bashara
Vara Kitbens
Dick Lever
Len Macalusa
Pals Scrappy In 13 8 Win At Palestine
Palestine defeated Kilgore 13 to 5 in a hectic game. Manager Dutch Sebold of Kilgore was ejected after a close play near the end. The Pals scored seven runs in the seventh inning and contributed as “learn hands” for the San Antonio Missions. Batteries: Kilgore Benintine and Buller. San Antonio Melly and Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Dutch Sebold
Kil Gore
Braves
San Antonio Missions
Polite Vished
Bebold
Mickey Hornsby
Pai Reliet
Horns
Kilgore
Seekannville Ogn
Beninter and
Buller
Neadows
Unser
Marshall
Trier Yy. S
Sheen
Melly
Saus- Andrews
Charley Petro
Missions
Palestine Farm
Marshall Bateman
Old Tomerstill
San Antonio
Les Wasseeman
Tet
Manero Struggles in Snowhoe Open Round at Shawnee
Tony Manero, exhausted after winning the American Open, lagged in a five-player Snowhoe Open field at Shawnee. He carded 74 yesterday to finish 18 holes at 74, two over par, trailing Chicago's Crville White who shot 74-78 and led with 152. Clarence Dozer and Byron Nelson were within two and three strokes respectively, as none finished under 150.
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Shawnee-On-Delaware
Tony Manero
Manero
Ais
Crville White
Chicago Prafesatonal
White
Clarence Dozer
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
Valley to Decide Swimming Champion at Mission Pool
Mission hosts the first Valley-wide tank tournament closing June 21 at Mission pool. The event awards an $25 trophy to the best all around swimmer, with Tauvohis and Gene Davis in charge. Entries come from Mission and other Valley cities including McAllen, Brownsville, and Edinburg.
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Mission
Merthive
Rio Grande Valley
Mission Swimming Pool
Mae
Tauvohis
Gene Davis
Teynote
Clift Guerma
James Wood
Billy Duncaf
Walter Blake
Geome Blake
Jamry Parrish
Dan Friesen
Mildred Blake
Elizabeth Ewing
Clyde Wilen
McAllen
Ban Henry
Brownsville
Harlinger
Mercedes
Edinburg
Valley Cities
Mr. Bones to Race Granville Again in Arlington Classic
Belmont stakes finish photo finish led to Granville being declared winner by inches. Granville and Mr Borles have been nominated for the 330000 added Arlington Classic set for July 25 at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bones
Granville
Chigagh
Granvile
Mr. Borles
American Association Members List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Kansas City and various surnames like Fenner and Detore amid scattered identifiers. The text resembles a membership or committee roster with incomplete affiliations and dates.
Cubs Rally To Extend Home Win Streak Amid Tight NL Race
The Cubs rout the Phillies 3 0 in a solid home stand as Larry French fuels a strong pitching performance. Chicago sits two games behind the New York clubs and five behind the Cardinals, while the Pirates press from third. The Giants Slipping and the Cards idle add to a tight pennant chase across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Giants
Cubs
Phillies
Larry French
New York
Chicago
Gishts
Wie Granty
Kirates
Pittsburgh Pirates
Trey
French
Phils
Whitting
Gy Blanton
Pirates
Dodgers
Giavits
Cincinnati Reds
Harry Gumberéaut
Frank Gabler
Paul Derringer
Cards
Bees
Yances
Browns
Red Sox
Tigers
Sox
Telly Grove
Fritz Ostenmelter
Detroit
Higgins
Athletics
Pinkey Higgins
Johnny Whitehead
Cleveland-Washington
Rainee Sut
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Cray
St. Louis
Gebtig
Ari
di Mag
American League Scores and Weather Impact
Weather disrupted games in the American League with Detroit defeating Chicago 12 to 7 while New York 12 and 3. Cleveland played Washington where rain halted play.
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New York
Louie
Pittedrlyna
Cieagn
Boston
Deteiyt
Cleveland
Wazhington
Bot
Detroit
Seit. Louis
Seeuece
Where They Play Texas League Squad Notes
Fragmented text mentions Texas League venues and teams with scattered names like Cincinnati and Philadelphia. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable. Summary focuses on identifying league context and uncertain team references present in the OCR snippet.
Portlig Hit Is $1 Free-for-all at Park Race Meet
A chaotic race card features Portlig Hit favored in a $1 start at San Jacinto Park with Post Entry and various horses listed across tracks like Exposition Grounds and Alamo Downs. Amid crowd chatter, referee notes and club staff discuss entry fees, betting odds, and a looming derby while historical references to boxing and local landmarks color the scene.
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San Jacinto Park
M. Wright
Lexposition
Haines
Highway 66
L. Vaylor
Bleves Tract
R. Menefee
South Side School
St. Mary’s Univ
M. Simms
Alamo Downs
R. Russell
Mitchell Street
F. Altgelt
Local softball action across San Antonio leagues described
Readable lines describe multiple Division A and B softball games at Diamond No. 1 and No. 2 with teams like Joske Brothers, Sun Shine Laundry, Five atone, United Gas System, and Enoele for the Girl's division lead. Key performances include Sebera with two runners on base, Barbera Sports, and pitching by Mann Bequing with 10 strikeouts. Home runs and doubles noted for Stevens, New, Peters, and others. batteries listed for several matchups in a dense, ticker-like recap.
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Acelee Tor
San Padre
Texaco
Sinn Antonio
Err Centile
Herneel Gilleapis Fordis
United Gas System
Dan ‘Nuluuto
Subic Service
Joske Brothers Va Sunshine Gaundry
M. Express Bud- Nahine Company
Auge Packers
Motarera Datry
Eilgar
Sina Aerial Surveys
San Antonio Light
Hinosebold Furniture
Enoele
Hrown
Kingery
Garcis
Browz
Grerhood
Dawson
Stevens
de Hopey
Girl Coxswain Guides Crew to Rowing Victory
WHEW YORK June 2 Collegiate rowing fuels a feminine complex. The Manhattan college crew faced scrutiny after the coxswain’s gender became a topic during Harlem races. Sally Rollins, age 21, 5 feet 6 inches, 110 pounds, was identified as the coxswain, with later mentions of her first name Gally. Ellen Vine, a Rollins college mate, confirmed seeing nothing unusual about girl coxswains. Captain Tommy Judge noted he had faced the crew but learned of the gender only before the race. Manhattan staffer Charles McGee said the episode was embarrassing but not important.
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York
Henan
Manhattan College
Peanien
Harlem
Rotlins College
Manhattan
Finkshine
Coxawain
Gally
Peterboro
N. H
Sally
Rotlas
Ellen Leevine
Woodmere
T. J
Rollins
Salty
Tommy Judge
Manhattan Crew
S Giet
Charles McGee
Publietty
Victoria College to Host Texas A and I at Night Game
Victoria fans will witness the first ever appearance of four year Texas A and I from Kingsville facing Victoria Junior College Pirates at the lighted Patti Welder field on September 26. The season’s standout grid attraction promises a strong schedule with Schreier Institute, Southwestern University at Georgetown, and Rice Institute freshmen in Houston. Coach Coush Adame says prospects look bright for a winning team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Itis
Victoria Athletis Association
Bud McCalum
Texas A
J. College of Kingsville
Victoria Junior College Pirates
I-Victoria
Rice
Georgetown
Rice Institute
Houston
Coush Adame
Riley Out of Valley Tennis Championship Field
Kansas City June 31 report says defending champion William Riley withdraws from first round singles in the 15th annual Missouri Valley tennis tournament at Rockhill Club due to an infected finger. Haley also will not attempt to defend the doubles crown held jointly with Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines.
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Kansas. City
William Riley
Kansas City
Rockhill Club
Haley
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Fight Results From Associated Crewe Sports Page
Boxing and boxing related notes from various cities show Montane outpointing Kiox in a non title bout and Lomski stopping Winter in the third round. Other results include Caris drawing Turner in Newark and a San Antonio Air Depot baseball game where Bradley and Arciniega starred for the winners.
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Associated
Crewe
New York
Pedro Montane
ENS
Pusito Rico
Frankie Kiox
Saga Francisca
John Hens Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Bo Anderson
Sweden
Chicago
Lén Lomski
Stellman
Aberdeen Assu
Adolph Winter
Green
Joe Louis
Lamski
Julia
Winter
Lomski
Newark
Frankie Caris
Detonia
Bob Turner
Insu
Richmond
E Holyoke
Sonny Jones
Drew
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L.A. Ball Club
Hon Coleman
Tula
Elton Walkup
Missons Getti
Newell Kimball
Pacific Coast League
Garms
Sam Harshany
Bill Milfer
Bill Miller
Neal Fiabe
Bus Payton
Habe
Waxahachie High School
Gaie Waxahachie
Jack Mealey
Tulea
O. A
Patchett
oMans
Oy Howell
Sehing
Brenyny
Stein
Schari U ‘Stanton
Telofsey
Thnings
Ulse
Senmary
Runa
Howell
McManus
Hershang
Court
Lever
Homerun
Harsheny
Siplen Baste
Levey
Gryske
Vackfine
Cobb
Kimball
Wall
Wapires
Gog
Kowler
Tire
Ripley
King Feas, Synd., Inc
Alfredo Troneet
ARS
Pearl Hamilton
Duncan
Kia
Carimol
Texas
Avetin
Ortan
Delaware
Texas League
Wil
Ezivlea
Keesty
Pate
Palmer
Buffs Hick
Mouston
ABBGA
Gnevver
StehWeie
Lara
Keaness
Rizorl
Werth
Grealess
Martinel
Weis
Lenco
Engless
Jorn Flor Cyecw
Eneie
Englim
Schuble
Kensie
Marlin
Wetwood
Coengroay
Consoy
Martin
Shelley
Peel
Feotase
Mariit
Aldlen
Heane
Rhine
Franbie
Sleim
Keane
W. Zand
Jeft
Meid
Ty Johnzos
Copeland
Ty Heid
Avengran
Command
Rane
Johnzon
Ryuz
Ming
Cyens
Mitther
Reid
Joring Gueher
Ceeir Ros
Naylor
Lime
Pals Scrappy
Shawnee
American Association
Ames Sloe
Aerais
Fenner
Tarttia
Agimatheran
Om Hatler
Detore
Tur Jner
Bidaie
Bet
SL Lous
Erassone
Wasiington
Wedortjay
Ee Taree Beaton
St. B
Ork
Portlig
Tadium
Raymond Russell
Nat
Ofb
Joe Bare
Alamo Downs Minels
Joe
Traving
Awaseball Leés
Soledad
Kid Pancho
Gene LaRue
Jack Britton
Beethoven
Logan
Cai
Britton
Red Evans
Lou Armib
Billy Cosmos
Evan
Ray Long
Jack Shelton
Beatty
Pancho-Lencia Neries
Luxu
Port Bam Touston
Don Curley
Chuck Burns
Mike Vasquez
Market Hall
Jack Dillon
India
Napolis
Léroy Dougan
Blytheville
Ark
Tommy Carter
Johnny McCoy
Jack ‘Toler
Jack Willis
Bill Hombs
Brookie Stephens
Dan Nevario
Jack Dion
Tommy Ryan
Ala Lencho
Old League Park
Garden Street
Herman
MATOR
Dudley An
Centeno
A. Wolfshohl
N. Wolfshohl
Sinathraite
Parkins
Parsingles
Chambers
Cacifiela
Baker
Tennison
Bracken
Reyers
Chapa Sales
Hottoe Pepe and
Murray
Arocko Gare
Murrey
Rose
Diriston
GIELS
Pat
Alamo Jewelry
Barkers
Lakeview Souris
Jien
Bihan
Grace Williams
Harbera
Aland
Champ Riley
Valley Tennis
Southern Association
Knoxville
FOF
Nashville
Scheusiec
Rooney
Mueller
Wistert
Peacoc
Frazier
George J Ones
Talmigann
Suncan
Duncen
Sanstoria Lax
Ang
Air Depot
Sismond
Boiymen
Bradley
Arciniega
Willigma
The
Ught
Fifth Street
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