Missions Move to Oklahoma City for Double Bill
The San Antonio Missions travel to Oklahoma City for a two game set against the Indians, with the first game ending 6-3 in twelve innings and Houston earning a 4-0 win in the nightcap. Paul Dean fired a three hit shutout in the second game, snapping Houston’s five game losing streak as Ed Knoblauch and Joe Bruell spark a rough defensive night for San Antonio.
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Norman coach Stews aside to guide Pratene Rin moderns
In Norman, Oklahoma, coach Stews steps back to let Pratene Rin coach a team at a 1924 NAAT event in New York. The event features John Jacobe as advisor while Delawa and Missouri tasks spark strong play. Hiker and Fitts emerge standout performers with high scoring drives amid a limited tour.
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Fort Sam Avivates Stampede Over Bliss Boxers in Arena Bout
Fort Sam Houston boxing squad defeated Bliss selectors Friday night at the Sports Arena Port Sam. Captain H K Alten led a 10 of 14 victory tally with notable wins including heavyweight Bob Fertig and 210 pound Ansem Ojib Bliss. Fort Bliss withdrew from TAAP entry after losses as bouts brought a Texas Amateur Athletic federation turnout closer.
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Big Bob Fertig
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Sigan de la Forre
Nathan Harjo
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Reuben Arvizu
Warrior Marshall
Tom Reynolds
Alex Amicarella
Gene Plowe
Tantry
Ronald D. Bud Fertig
Anu
Dallas Overpowers Fort Worth In Battered Opener
Dallas defeated Fort Worth 7 to 4 in a rough opener with errors by Lillard and Beddingfield mar the sheet. Connors homered and Rigby connected on a double for Dallas as Caldwell allowed 4 runs in 3 innings and Mattabeger closed. Multiple fielding miscues and late offense left the crowd buzzing about early season form.
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Mattaberger
BeddingGold
Percy
Mattabieger
McParland
Ferry
Po Rine
Toving
Fe Partind
Seengratte
Bogeess
Mrs Roberson Wins Texas Public Links Championship
Mrs C W Chick Roberson of Terrell captured the Texas Women's Public Links Golf title by defeating Ute Jo Henson by four holes in the final. The match featured Roberson's steady morning play and Henson's late surge, with Roberson finishing 16 strokes over par for 32 holes while Henson finished eight behind.
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C. W. Chick" Roberson
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Arthur Znehtur
San Ann
Elizabeth Talmadge
Sat Antonio
Helen Creecy
Gladewater
Willim van Deerst
Houston
Charles G
Coleman
Regnie Jwich
Mission Boxes Ban NEEL DDS Balens
Fragmented OCR text mentions bans related to NEEL DDS Balens and a series of unclear place names and marks. The readable portion hints at names, dates, and locations but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize into a clear news item. The fragment reads like a garbled regional notice with entities such as Mission Boxes, Bush, San Antonin, and Anita et al, but no verifiable action or date.
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Knebjacey
Doilie Poss
San Antonin
Iguaton & Wravtrs
Ates Geta
Homer Peel Out of a Job With Indians in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City Indians relieved manager Homer Peel and named scout Payton temporary manager. Peel, 39, previously led Texas league clubs Worth and Shreveport and was with San Diego before signing as player manager on June 23, 1M. The team, in seventh place after a 24–43 record, slipped 2–2 to Tulsa last night.
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Acrous Worth
Shreveport
San Diego
Rogers Hornsby
Fort Worth
Indians
Peel
Wey ‘Maye
Tulsa
Perl
Arbuckle to Run Oklahoma Sports Match Update
Norman Oklahoma June event lists Arbuckle as head of Oklahoma sports, succeeding Leywroned Haskell, with Beonor whet director role in wartime service. Also reports on St Louis golf championship result, Don Baith of St Joseph and Benson of St Louis reaching final stages.
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Pale Arbuckle
University of Oklahoma
Beoner
Leywroned Haskell
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Yelangs
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Smith
Benson
St. Lis
Sunseiuh
Whirlaway and Market Wise Square Off at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct the seven furlong Carter Handicap features Whirlaway and Market Wise, co favorites in a large field of 42. Whirlaway carries top weight of 130 pounds while Market Wise has 118. The race promises a brisk pace with Frainer Max Hawen Richard J. Kleberg’s Dispose and other contenders in the mix. though both star horses have long-distance strengths, either could win.
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Jase Wim
Whirlaway
Market Wise
Aqueduct Park
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Bragtail
Amering
Ialding Wa
T Whirlaway
Fratner
Max Hawen
Richard J. Kleberg
H. L. Myor
Shove Culkin
Arnold Hanger
Mrs. Christopher
Neil Mellarthy
Wiliam DuPont
Samuell Riddle
Mrs. Payne Whitney
le Brany
Fister
Crispin Ogle
Kay
Fans at Funeral Plan Cemetery Baseball Game
Lexington North Carolina current report describes fans staging a baseball game during a funeral for Oth Watford who died aged 58. The event included players Bo Ik and Glenn Razz Miller, with principal and organizer Aeanl-pro Ukielder attending the rites honoring the deceased.
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Miller
Prinapal
Lord Derby's Horse Wins King’s Sixth Derby at Newmarket
Lord Derby's horse wins the wartime Derby at Newmarket before a large crowd. Watling Street finishes ahead of Hyperides with Uji third as Harry Wragg rides Jarckoy in strong form. Watling Street sets a course record for a mile and a half, beating the previous mark by several seconds amid rationing and crowded stands.
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Jarckoy
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Watling
Newmarket
Navy Appoints New Ensigns From College GridironRanks
Ensigns were named from college football circles. Jude VAS PSSURUK and Forrest Evasievski, formerly at the University of Michigan and Pitt, receive naval reserve commissions. Teed, Western Conference PR chief, will serve after Annapolis training.
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Northwestern player wins Big Ten Medal at awards night
Northwestern University's baseball figure earns the Big Ten Medal for athletics and leadership at a campus ceremony. The recipient, a junior, has enlisted in the United States Naval Reserve and was honored alongside other awardees at the university's annual recognition event.
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Vine
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Osnxash
Wia
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United States Naval Reserve
Fenast Guard
St Marys College Star Signs with Boston Red Sox
Jio San Frangiegu reports that St Marys College second baseman Ray Benningson signed with the Boston Red Sox. Benningson, who had a .310 average last year, will report to Greensboro NC for spring camp before joining the majors.
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Lan Ray Benningson
St Mary's
Boston Red Sox
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Greensboro
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