It Proves Nothing to Burck's Pals
Monday morning manager Marty McManus of the Mis received a letter from Cincinnati fans calling themselves Fat Burck's Pals. They questioned why their favorite pitcher from Cincinnati was kept in relief rather than a starter for the San Antonio club. Burck started Monday night and pitched seven solid hits, yet the Mis lost by one run after leaving 16 on base, prompting McManus to sigh that all would have to rotate him to appease the Cincinnati crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty McManus
The
Misalone
Cincinnati
Burck
Halle
Cininnati
Sac Antonio
Becuse
McManus
Bill Jurges
Dizzy Dean
Tulsa
Lennie Merullo
Boston
Miller
Cubs
Bees
New York
Jerome Hannah Dean
China
Dean
Dis
Tate
Gren
Pollet’s 12 game win streak snaps as Houston loses to Shreveport
The Avseiated Prong reports youthful hurler How ard Pollet’s Texas League win streak ends at 12 when Shreveport’s Hugo Klaerner leads a 2-1 victory over Houston. Pollet aimed to reach Dallas’ 19 straight wins from 1917, while Marty McManus plans seven games in six days including stops in Shreveport and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pollet
Houston
Bulls
Sporting
Snipe County
Dallas
Marty McManus
San Antonio
Bob Munchiet
Shreveport
Big Bob
End of the Line End of the Line
End of the Line recounts a baseball game recap with player mentions such as Vitter York and Powell Pollett. It notes contributions by Peel Winsett and Davis while detailing hits, double plays, walks, and pitching actions from Pollett and Kleerway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hourtyn
ABO
Ar.n.d.a
Mustiadh
Vitter
Ant
York
Winger
Teel
Culey
Rhanda Cath
Wyrother
Meyer
Nareon
Anér's
Angir
Jones
Davie
Kiners
Follet
Mever
Denez
Davis
Aitonelli
Angle
Pollett
Kleerway
Port
Houston
Yameon
Naylor
Texas Leaders Batting 75 or More At Bats Update
Baseball notes show Texas leaders by at bats with players Short Greenberg Antonall Cleslak and others listed. Runs batted in and stolen bases are noted for several players with various team abbreviations and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Short
G. Greenberg
Antonall
Cleslak, Co
Geinert
Antanelli
Caven
Basterling
Shark
Missions Open Series In Shreveport Set Mark By Leaving On Bases
The San Antonio Missions left the bases loaded three times in a 3-1 loss to Beaumont, shattering a Texas League record with 16 stranded. Virgil Trucks dominated, while Hausmann doubled in the lone Mission run as Beaumon fended off the surge.
Aging Blake Joins Dallas Steers In Place Of Gliatto
Dallas June 11. Fred Blake signed as a free agent replaces Sal Gliatto on the Dallas Steers pitching staff after Gliatto was sent home for treatment of an injury. Gilatto to suspended list 15 days. Blake, a former major leaguer, was released by Oklahoma City Indians. Drennan named Uvalde High coach. Yoakum’s B Drennen to move to Uvalde after two seasons as assistant.
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Blake
Sal Gliatto
Dallas
INS
Fred “Sheriff” Blake
Dallas Steers
George Schepps
Oklahoma City Indians
Gilatto
Arizona Texas League El Paso Athletics Summary
Fragmentary OCR text references a league in El Paso with players Beets Brusch Morris Cissy Gardner and others, plus lines mentioning Bisbee and AlbStars. Data is incomplete with malformed numbers and names. No clear event, date, or outcome present.
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el Paso
Brusch and
Morris
Cissy and Gardner
Bisbee
Starr
Yardiq
Evi Clack
Lansing
B. Deck
Brannon Wins 3 Sweepstakes at Willow Springs
Brannon captured first prize in the weekly golf sweepstakes at Willow Springs with a net 69. The winner posted a gross 21 and handicap two. Don Valerie and Don Glasscock tied for second with net 75-70 and 79-7 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Brannon
Willow Springs
Don Valerie
Don Glasscock
Valerie
Glasscock
Beaubien’s Vast 1.7 Million Acre Ranch History
Charles Beaubien of New Mexico owned the largest U.S. farm, a 1,714,764 acre grant granted by Governor Armijo in 1841, confirmed by Congress in 1860, later sold to an English syndicate in 1887 for 1.25 million dollars, with Tomorrow’s School Prophet.
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Charles Beaubien
New Mexico
United States
Delaware
Armijo
U. S. Congress
Padres Still Ahead of 39 Despite Attendance Dip
The San Antonio Missions lead 1939 in paid attendance at Tech field, despite a recent drop. In 33 home games through Monday, 42,736 tickets were sold, below last year’s 47,108 for the same span. Monday’s turnout was 958, including 864 women fans, despite government tax pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Missions
Tech Field
Missions
Jastistason
The
Indies
Baseball Scorecard Fragment From 1914 Season
Fragmentary OCR shows team abbreviations Kansas City Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus Louisville Toledo and St Paul with scattered inning totals and player partial names Haley Wansloff Riddle Sunkel Melton Cooper Denny Johnson Caldwell Pasch Faviey Taylor Swift Schluder Nahem Parmelee Scower Lacy. Missing full context and many scores.
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American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Haley
Wansloff
Riddle
Sunkel
Melton
Cooper
Minneapolis
Bat
Denny
Johnson
Caldwell
Pasch
St. Paul
Faviey
Taylor
Swift
Schluder
Nahem
Parmelee
Scower
Lacy
Toledo
Baseball Financial Clouds Hover Over Bees and Other Clubs
A Chicago desk analysis notes midseason pressures across major leagues with fears of financial strain. Beasley, Yawkey, Quinn, Ruppert heirs and Browns owners face bids, possible sales, and rumored trades amid Bernoulli headlines, Miller to Cubs talks, and Dizzy Dean speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DY Duwaress
Uucrrak
Chicago
Boston Bees
National League
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Bob Quinn
Millonaire
Philadelphia
Pirates
Ikely
Crimson Hasal
Browns
Cardinals
Baseball talk and player speculation about Dean and Buehler
A fragmented sports note discusses Dean's possible return and side arm pitching from Dutch Buehler. It mentions P K Wrigley’s pressure, Carlton and Dean feuds, and past Cubs Cardinals exchanges. Other lines reference games and players across several locations with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Buehler
P. K. Wrigley
Vex Carlton
Cubs
Milwaukee
Tok
Carleton
Cardinals
Arkanisin
O' Diz
Farewell Swim Stant Elsie Jane Beats Champion
Elsie Jane Alison, a San Angelo born swimmer and Penn graduate, clinched a national title at a pre graduation event in Oreland Pa winning the 1200 yard freestyle in 2 50 six beating rivals including Loraine Flasher of New York national senior champion. She plans to pursue a master's degree while remaining at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jane
Elsie Jane Alison
Fron San Ang Oo
University of Pennsylvania
Hay Seoty
Miss Allison
Yarg
Manufacturers Golf and Country Stag
Oreland
Loraine Flasher
New York
Wille Riste Jane
Worl Enerday
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Texas
Jeav Ing
Tech
Eddie Cole
Padres
Beaumont
Virgil
Trucks
Hal Burck
Gheen
Rase
Roy Mitchell
Burek
de Jay
Hausmann
Widness
Kraus
Stephens
Silber
Bell
Harshany
Bell Aid
If Hausmann
Stevens
Harris
Bilgere
Areus
Bur
Pengkine
Tages
Braumont Fu Anlanly
wren _Fomten
Boy
Ripley
Sem Peay
Syd
Doc
Drennan
Uvalde High School
Yoakoum
B. Drennen
Yoakum High School
George Barron
Texas A
Barron
T Argere Gilroy
Wyoming
N.dakota
Charle' E Aubien
U.S.A
Arm JO
Congress
WB. Armitaker
Pete
Fox Creek
Kentucky Cemetery
Nolan
Cone
Klog
Brannon
Wilmington
Welland
Tubner
Silvester
Swank
Marae
Intowell
Sun
Sac
Sb. Pei
Sam Harshany
Jack Bradsher
Pete Kraus
Chuck Stevens
Joe Bilgere
Vernon Stephens
George Hansmann
Benny Huffman
HWE
Esvatl
Jake Ruppert
Evan
Skagu Alexandria T. Opelo Rayna
Houma
Wo Cherla
Port Arthur
Laka Chinriaa
Lafayette
Tal
BY Hickok
Hickok
Nike
Soa the Hickok KoiNife
Fomby
San Cntonio
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