Critics Afraid To Count Out Slipping Yanks
The New York Yankees lost to the Boston Red Sox 2 to 1, extending a rough stretch as they slide in the standings. Tex Hughson and Clem Hausmann led Boston with three hit effort and key innings, while New York flirted with reclaiming first place before setbacks piled up.
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Yanks
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Fest Siders Lead In Am Nlpaxecanan League Action
The Fast Ride Athintirg lead remains as the Spanish American league played its full schedule Sunday despite rain. Adsietics beat Miller Park Giants 10 to 7 to stay atop, Pred's Place moved to third by beating Kellyfleet Industrial Soldiers 7 to 5, and Prech Oilers routed Normoyle Test Fleet 13 to 5 to jump Miller Park into fourth. Ed Kneuper pitched five-hit ball for Ploch and added two hits. Wilson matched with five hits for Fred's Place as his team produced four runs in the second and fifth innings.
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Waco Wolves Beat War Workers In 4-1 Victory
Waco army air field Wolves of 1943 Texas semi pro champions won their 12th game of the season with a 4-1 victory over the War Workers from San Antonio. Kelly field's outfield impressed, and two Kelly double plays helped stifle Waco. Leroy op of the Workers committed the sole error after Patterson, as Wolves catcher Tebbetts and Tunner sparked the offense with several key hits.
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Local Softball Schedule Highlights Mixed Results and Prospects
The San Astonio Amateur Suftonlt association schedules Major B and Major A division games on Monday night with two third place rivals, 96th Quartermaster Bakers and ABC Replacement Den. Colorado Cubs post a twin victory over Moore Pirie with pitching by BL Gara and P. Gonzalez, set to play in Devine next Sunday. Offseason offers for Girls Softball league stars Alva to Fiselies and Ruth Lessing are reportedly unlikely to be accepted, while two all star teams staged a seven inning charity game at the Kelly War Workers carnival.
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Baseball Schedule Amid War Time Plays by Cities
National League matchups list Brooklyn at New York 1 30 pm and New York night games. Scheduled contests include Billshoreh at Cincinnati Bowton at Philadelphia and Philadelphia at Boston with varied venues. Teams like Chicago and Cleveland appear in the slate under wartime scheduling constraints.
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Weekend Sports Headlines Mix Inaccurate Names And Odds
Week End Sports item reports varied track and golf results with multiple mis-typed names and scattered scores. It highlights William Woueward, Jur Brown, Willan Bexler, Ava Curls, Claude Young, and Ed Purgol among figures, plus a Gotham meet, a Red Cross drive, and a 13,333 prize, all mingled with unclear references and provisional standings.
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Severeid to Hold Another School for Red Sox Prospects
The Boston Red Sox conducted a baseball school led by Hank Severeid that drew 36 players over the weekend, with nine dropping out. A promising tryout led Severeid to consider a summer session and possibly signing 11-year-old Elton Tumlinson of Houston to a minor league contract if parental consent is secured. Tumlinson, light for pro ball now, is expected to gain weight in the next two years to meet the grade.
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Severeid
Tate
Elton Tumlinson
Houstott
Red Sox
Eoisenth
Tumlinson
Night Double Bill At Tech Ball Yard
A doubleheader at Tech ball yard features Tone Greer and Simon Place in a 2:30 p.m. first game at Camp Stanley field. The Greer Simon clash was rallied Sunday night at Tech, with details limited to the readable fragments of the schedule.
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Negre Ientors
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Mouliday
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Pegrn
Fredericksburg
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Sant Antonio
Ed Ray Wins Eastern Tennis Title
Ed Ray of Linwood Texas defeated Stephen Ostlye of Bridgeport 9 6 1 to win the Eastern tennis championship in Hartford defeating Ogilvie in the finals. The Texas youngster showed exceptional speed and footwork throughout the match.
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Linlow
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Fat Boy
Unen
Stephen Ostlvie
Bridgeport
Downing Ogilvie
Kramer Captures California Tennis Crown at Berkeley
Jack Kramer of Los Angeles won the California state championship in Berkeley, defeating Hill Canning of Lafayette 6-2 6-4 6-4. Louise Brough of Beverly Hills upset Margaret Ostorne in women’s singles, while Kramer and Ens. Edging Amark took the men’s doubles, and Osborne with Amark claimed the mixed doubles title.
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Los Arpeles
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Lafayette
Gallf
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Margaret Ostorne
San Francisco
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Ens
Brooks and Kelly Field clash scheduled in service league
Brooks Sien tanners meet Kelly Fliers at 5 30 p m at Kelly. Cadet Canter War hawks face Hondo in Horde ab yp Mon. service baseball clubs try to complete Sunday games. Ray Barees and Bob Peterson noted as probable Kelly Brooks pitchers with others listed for related matches. random notes on San Marcos doubleheader and wrestling ad follow.
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Canter Warhawks
Horde Ab & Yp. mi
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Ray Barees
Bob Peterson
Brooks
Woody Johnson
Gace
Clint Hartung
Fonda
Hone
Randolph
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San Antonio Sprinters Prep for New York Meet
San Antonio pair Charley Parker and August Erfurth head to New York for the national A A U meet in New Orleans training days after departure. Parker, undefeated in sprints, and Erfurth, a hurdling dark horse, travel with coach Bartow Irvin and Burl Gene Moore. University of Texas miler Bob Umstattd joins the group. Parker eyes the 100 and 200. Erfurth targets the 110 high hurdles. They expect tough competition from top college and service stars but stay focused on their best effort. Parker’s main challenge likely comes from Claude Buddy Young, last NCAA dash winner, with Parker’s season-best 9.6 in the 100 and 20.7 in the 200.
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Charley Parker
Jeffers
Erfurth
Brackenridge
New York City
Tulane Urdieralty
Parker
Sumiay
Bartow
Bones” Trvin
Jefferson
Burl
Gene Moore
Lubbock
Bob Umstattd
University of Texas
Texas
New York
Erfurt
Erforth
Claude
Buddy Young
University of Alinnis
Milwaukee
Young
Golf results mix across parks and courses in Oklahoma and Louisiana
The report details multiple golf events: Craddock wins a Brarkenridge park sweepstakes with Brammen second and O Daniel third. next event at Willow Springs. Lieutenant Dunn wins both low gross and low net at Fort Sam Houston course with 74 and 444. Sixty four players across four flights, with Dunn and others leading in various flights. Oklahoma City weather sets a one under par 71 in an Alahoma City Invitational. Shreveport sees Tess McDade win the state amateur title, first over 40, with McGonagill and Smitherman contending, and Randolph field sweeps service men golf.
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Terry O'Daniel
Willow Springs
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Epps Traded From Browns to Athletics
Philadelphia on December 12 reports Harald Epps, a left handed outfielder for the St. Louis Browns, was purchased by the Philadelphia Athletics for an undisclosed cash sum. Connie Mack announced the deal as part of several player moves including releasing Bill Burge to Toledo and sending catcher Buster Mills to Lancaster.
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A's
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Toledo Muddhens
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