Missions Rally Past Tulsa In Texas League Action
Bob Muncrief pitched a strong game as the Mission club defeated Tulsa 5-4 before a large crowd, with Rhein and Beja keying a three-run rally in the third and McCaskill’s late plays sealing the win. Roy Brandenburger hospitalized with influenza while Tulsa and Oklahoma City square off in a pivotal series opener.
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Texas League Boxes OATS WIN BATIING BAR
Fort Worth and Houston clash as Texas League finds offense in a rough game. Key players include Stebbins McLeod Green, Whitworth and Lyons for Fort Worth while Gravin Keane Davis and Schefting stand out for Houston. Final notes show pitching stats, hits, and errors across innings.
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Missions to Visit Legion Players to Visit Hospital
San Antonio Mission base ball team will travel to Lee glon Texas on Sunday to visit patients in the government hospital there. KTLA announcer Jack Mitchell will escort the players to meet Legion fans, many bed ridden, who have become Mission supporters. They will return in mid afternoon for Sunday dinner in Oklahoma City.
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Detroit Spartans Send Two Players to Texas League
Detroit announces that two Michigan State players, Milton Leichardt and Steve Sebo, depart with the Spartans to Beaumont for a Texas league assignment. Bootsy Poffenberger, who beat the Boston Red Sox in a prior appearance, has moved from Beaumont to the Tigers, while Lynn and Schoolboy Raye are expected to report soon after pitching arm treatment.
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European Davis Cup Semi Final Opens in Berlin and Prague
Germany's Baron Gotzlo Grimm and Heinrich Henkel outclass Belgium with 6-1 6-1 and 6-3 6-0 6-4 singles wins, while Czech duo Roderich Menzel and Ladislaus Hecht push past Yugoslavia in Prague. Henkel dominates Lacroix 6-1 6-1, Von Gramm beats Nagaret 6-3 6-0 6-4. Menzel defeats Palleda 6-2 6-1 6-0 and Hecht over Puncec 6-2 6-3.
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Mission Box Advertises Personal Sales Service
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Riggs Seeds Top On Clay In Nashville Tourney
Chicago June 12 17 Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles ranked fourth bids to defend title as River Forest club hosts the Southern Amateur clay court event. Riggs opens Sunday against Henry Calavar of Chilenga with other seeds including Art Hendrix Wilbur Coert Jr Frank Kovacs and Joe Hunt advancing. Hunt defeats Arl Hendrix to meet Riggs later as Nashville quartet Crem and Cunningham win doubles in straight sets.
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Americans Nipped by Owls in Hondo Fray
The San Antonio Americans junior basketball team trailed early, rallied late, and fell 10 to 8 to the Hondo Owls. Despite strong pressure from five Aneek Tigers, baskets by Buwker Robs tal helped the Owls pull ahead. Next comes a return game in San Antonio on Wednesday.
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Fight Results From Associated Drean Report
In Chicago and New York areas, boxing results show fighters like Treent, Silvatura, and Williams earning wins. The card lists matches across multiple venues including New Orleans and Los Angeles, with scores and outcomes reflecting a lively, broad contest slate.
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Open golf chase heats up at Oakland Hills final 36 holes
In Birmingham Michigan during the U S Open at Oak land Hills the event heads into a decisive final 36 holes led by Walsh Dudley and Frank Walsh with Snead, Thomson and Guidahl among the subpar group at 440 after three rounds. The field narrows as 102 of 144 starters are eliminated.
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Fanciest Dresser Contest Sparks Split Prize
At Birmingham Michigan a best dressed golf contest featured Craig Wood and Sammy Snead vying for 500 dollars. Wood wore a white outfit with a black jacket while Snead sported blue Mack and a cross striped jacket. A National Golf Review judge split the prize between the two after disagreement on style.
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Houston Golf Squad Named For Sunday Match Against San Antonio
Forty five players from Houston Brae Burn Country Club will compete in an 11 foursome match against San Antonio Country Club Sunday. Matches are 18 holes, stroke play to decide the winner, with group tee times starting at 1 o clock.
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Stars Beaten at Colonial Golf Tournament Round Two
Fort Worth June 12 Eight Colonial club players reached third round with defending champion Harry Todd from Dallas advancing by beating Reynolds Smith and Dan Schumacher exiting. UT Austin star Walter Bonsma r upset Schumacher as Todd edged J P Bohannon, while Munger and Stewart prepared for next matches in a tense field.
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L A Players Ban Anon Ping Pong Tourney Plans
An L A group plans a ping pong tournament with an open entry for men women and juniors. A meeting June 18 at Honey-Kist Yee Cream 228 Ban Pedro Avert will set the opening play date. Prizes include a silver cup for men and a gold wrist watch for women along with paddles and gear. calls to Tom Nicholson or Dick Armstrong for more details.
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Athletics Release Cissell to Orioles
Baltimore dispatch reports the Philadelphia Athletics released infielder Hill Cissell on Friday, with the Baltimore News confirming the transfer ahead of the arrival expected Saturday. The move shifts Cissell from Philadelphia to Baltimore in a notable midseason roster change.
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Varipapa To Show Here Monday
World famous bowler Andy Varipapa will demonstrate trick shots to San Antonio fans Monday night at the Alamo Recreation alleys starting at 9 o'clock. He will face local pinmen Beet Writens and Charlie Freuter and display his come-back ball and other feats from Strikes and Spares. Varipapa has 39 perfect games and recently beat Nelson Raylon in an 80-game match by 1067 pins. Admission is free.
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Galveston bowler delivers perfect game at local alley
In Galveston on a Friday night Andy Varlpapa, a renowned world famous bowler, achieved a perfect 300 game while facing Alby Boening. The feat marked the thirty ninth of Varlpapa's career as spectators watched the high ranking island pit toppler suffer a rare setback.
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Reach Semi Finals in Women's Golf in San Angelo
SAN ANGELO Texas June 12 Mis Dean from Lubbock city champion faced Mrs Winger of Fort Worth in a semi final match with Dean posting an 88 10 over par to defeat Mrs Edmiston of Brownwood 2 up The other semi had Mrs OConnell of San Angelo defeating Mrs Vernon of Abilene 4 and Mrs Vernon then beat Mrs Powell of San Angelo 2 and a.
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Johnny Whitehead Stars In Sox Comeback Run
Johnny Whitehead, once shunned by clubs, returns to form with the Chicago White Sox. He stretched his scoreless innings streak and powered a 14-3 win over the Washington Senators, lifting the Sox into second place in the American League as New York kept pace with a 17-hit victory over St Louis.
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iCotton and Shute to Play for $2500
New York June 13 Henry Cotton British professional and Denny Stuite American Professional Golfers association champion will wed in a World championship match over the seven hole route after the Hyfer cup matches in England late this month. The match will be played for a purse of 2500 posted by the News for the Work.
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Major Leaders Clash In Early Baseball Race
New York reports show Lou Gehrig lifting the heavy hitters as the American and National Leagues push for early season pace. Buck Jordan briefly shines for Cincinnati while Heinie Manush and Dolph Camilli spark Brooklyn and Philadelphia with big swings. Ken O’Dea and Charley Gearinger trail in the batting race as the league leaders display early power and speed.
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