Bears Face Fort Worth Opener In Slumping Offensive Duel
San Antonio manager Honus Mitze said he would summon veteran Bob Couchman for the mound against Fort Worth in the series opener, as the Bears seek to end a hitting drought. Lefty Walkup is expected to start for Atz, while San Antonio struggled to muster offense and relied on sharp defense and timely plays in a game marked by few hits and key defensive plays.
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Little Rock
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Wirts
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Rabbit
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Robertson
Reagan
Corpoly
Pirates Pilot Indefinitely Suspended
Report from New York states Pirates pilot Bill Tanager faced an indefinite suspension. Details are unclear as the wire service copy is garbled and cannot confirm the exact circumstances or authorities involved.
Mermen Meet The Fins Friday at Navy Field
The Y Navy Field hosts a dual meet as part of preparations for the state test. Teams from Velock and Annapolis prepare for Friday night competition with a two day offer on the table.
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Annapolis
Kelly
Navy
White Debuts in Gulf League Victory for Victoria
Lefty Paul White, a star of the City League, made his Gulf Coleague debut with Victoria on Wednesday and defeated Kingsville 9 to 2. He allowed no runs in seven innings while Rankin Beartrout of the spring pitched for Kingsville.
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Paul White
Pittsburg
Victoria
Kingsville
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Bear Trrout
Flag Chasers and Results Across Cities
Unclear OCR fragment lists multiple city matchups and scores including San Antonio Fort Worth Dalles Beaumont Houston Wichita Falls and Shreveport with references to Wednesday and Thursday schedules. Mentions Chicago Philadelphia New York Detroit and Detroit scores with names and batteries. Overall reads as a sports score roundup with numerous place pairs and results.
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Dalles
Houston
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Wichita Falla
Dallas
Shreveport
Wichita Falls
Weop
Philadelphi
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Shere
Detroit
St Louis
Boston
Creveland
Philadelphia
National League baseball scores and matchups overview
The page lists multiple NL games with results and batteries, including Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburgh and Chicago matchups. It also mentions East Texas League and other minor leagues with scattered scores and lineups.
Seeligson Dominates Opening Round at Army Tennis Champs
In Washington the national U S army tennis championship began with Major A A Seeligson of the Eighth Corps Area routing Colonel K D Parrott 6-4 6-0 in the first round and advancing to the third round. Lieutenant W J Ritchie, the local runner up, advanced after a default, while other matches featured Bates Tucker, J P Hopkins, and R H Ballard among notable names in the Third, Sixth, and Fourth Corps Areas.
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Lyons Shutout Exhibition Sparks Two-Run Heater Victory
Pittsburg Heat ers defeated Public Service Utilities 2-0 in a shutout exhibition at Public Service Field. Whitaker drove in Conrad and Wasserman to break a scoreless game by the fifth. Lyons worked the mound for the Heat ers with solid support as both starters held the opposing lineup in check. The series concludes next Wednesday at Public Service Field.
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California's Oldest Mason Succumbs
George TH. Stafford, reputed to be the oldest Mason and Knight Templar in California, died here aged 93. A former Des Moines, Iowa resident, he joined the Lacreilce lodge and moved to California 24 years ago.
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Cal
George TH. Stafford
Knight Templar
Lacreilce
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Towa
Mays to stay at Cincinnati in baseball news
Cincinnati Ohio June 1 Cary reports Mays will not be unconditionally released by Cincinnati. August Herrmann is in New York with the National League. Waivers were asked on three players including Mays, but were withdrawn after a dispatch clarified the Brooklyn Club president Robinson Bohne and Pinelli discussions.
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Mays
Cincinnati Nationale
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New York Dispatch
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Rbinson
Brooklyn
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Pinelli
Browne to Meet Lenglen in International Championship
Mary Browne, American Wightman Cup captain and three time US champion, to face Suzanne Lenglen in the women’s singles at the international hard court championship. Browne advances after other Americans falter and Helen Wills illness forced a default. Elizabeth Ryan and Mars Browne also win for the United States.
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Jane
Hirh Crto
Suzanne Lenglen
Mary JK. Browne
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Helen Wills
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T. Shepterd-Barron
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Mars K. Browne
Mills
Contestaves
Dennis Burns Trade Brings Panthers Pitcher to Fort Worth
Dennis Burns, famed for nearly leading San Antonio to a pennant in 1924, will hurl for the Fort Worth Panthers after Houston-based Bears stock purchase. The Coast League move follows a tale of prior bids, manager Ira Thomas, and a deal that nearly fell apart amid Shreveport fan reaction and a season marked by weak pitching but strong hitting.
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San Antonio
Will
Fort Worth
Cats
Portland
Bears
Harry Benson
Ira Thomas
Shreveport
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Shreveport Aen
Thomas
Tast
Land
Fort Sam boxing card pits Fitzsimmons vs Lohman at Hippo
Red Fitzsimmons of San Antonio and Jo Lohman of Toledo prepare for a near ten round bout at Fort Sam Houston Hippodrome on Thursday night. Both fighters weigh near 170 pounds and vow no-decisions, with Lohman slight favorite on paper. Preliminary bouts include George Sanders, Babe Galen, Kid St John, and others, with trophies to be awarded before the prelims.
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San Antonio
Jo Lohman
Toledo
Bate Fort Sam Houston
Hippodrome
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Red
Joe
Eytz
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Gene Tanner
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Charles
Sam” Jordan
George Sanders
Tupica
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Sanders
Mike Vasquez
Carlos Garcia
Babe Galen
Kid St John
Kid Jacks
Key Young
Carter Simpson
Young Jasineo
Walker Hurt Hand Forces Dundee Fight Postponement
New York July 10 The Mickey Walker Dundee welterweight bout scheduled for June 17 at Madison Square Garden was postponed after Walker injured a thumb in training. Matchmaker Jess McMahon said Walker’s manager Jack Kearns notified him of the injury and that Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh was under consideration as a substitute.
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Dundee
New York
Mickey Walker
Madson Square Garden
Jess McMahon
the Garden
Jack Kearns
McMahon
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
Pete Latzo
Seganton
Shriners to Own Ball Park on June 28
The Shriners plan to own League Baseball Park on Monday June 28 with Harte Ables of the San Antonio Bears acting as a noble in Alzafar Temple. A special event titled Shriners Das will feature reduced rates for attendees wearing temple attire and the temple band patrol and drum corps will provide music for the Bears versus Wichita Falls Spudders game.
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Harte Ables
San Antonio Bears
Alzafar Temple
Bears
Wichita
Pancho to Box Lencho Again in Eagle Pass
In Eagle Pass Pancho and Lencho plan a rematch after a recent slam bang bout at Black Stadium. Pancho agreed to fight Lencho in Lencho's hometown with a tentative date of July 8.
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Lencho
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Kid
Kid Lencho
Iceal
Black Stadium
Eagle
Morgan Must Stay In Class As Champion
Boxing Commission rules junior lightweight Ted Morgan must remain in his class due to insufficient 120 pound challengers. Promoter Humbert Fagazy had requested a Morgan Terris fight, but Terris is seen as a senior lightweight at 133 pounds. Meanwhile Rocky Kansas holds the junior title and is billed for a possible defense against Sammy Mandel in Chicago.
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New York
Ted Morgan
Boxing Commission
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Todders
Terris
Sid
Wanta
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Sammy Mendell
Chicago
Mandell
Kaneas
Rocky
Sewell Out Week With Hurt Finger
Cleveland Indians catcher Luke Sewell is sidelined for at least two weeks after a finger on his throwing hand was caught between the bat and a ball in yesterday's game with Washington. Pitcher Ogden and outfielder Myatt were involved in the play.
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Ohio
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Cleveland Indians
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Fight Results From The Adlestated Press
Paris Marcel Nilles heavyweight loss to Gipsy Daniels in a headline bout. Boston Chick Suggs featherweight victory by decision over Gabe Herman. Toledo Chuck Feldman outpointed Tiny Boss of Michigan. Midget Mike Moran of Pittsburgh defeated Jose Ortega of Milwaukee by decision. Los Angeles Chuck Wiggins from Indianapolis fought George Godfrey of Philadelphia in a seven round stoppage or tie in a ten round bout.
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Gipsy’ Daniels
Toledo
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Manrot
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Pittsburgh
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Chuck" Wiggins
Indianapolis
George Godfrey
Philadelphia
Berlenbach Faces Stribling in Light-Heavy Title Bout
New York June 10 Upi Paul Berlenbach the light heavyweight champion defends his crown against Billy Stribling of Atlanta in a 15 round fight at Yankee Stadium. Berlenbach seeks aggressive title defense after past knockouts while Stribling, younger and experienced, plans a relentless attack. Weather may be warm for tonight’s outdoor show as promoters face cooler gate expectations. Women golfers to be honored with a golf club prize after municipal tourney.
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Champon
Billy
Young
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Yankee
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Greb
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Swith 2 Golf-Club
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