Missions Come Home for 21-Game Stand Defeat
Missions return from a 21 game road trek with a pair of double-hero performances featuring Shreveport and Fort Worth. They opened a home night series with Tulsa after leaving May 28 in second place, closing a stretch 2.5 games behind leaders Houston while four games from first. Tulsa loss drops road record to 7-14-1. Oilers pull ahead with late scoring in the fourth, while Strickland and Wagener keep pace for the Missions in a back-and-forth contest.
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Shreveport
Fort Worth
Thry
Techfield
Tulsa
Houston Witfit
Stein Kramer
Gryska
Byrnes
Crscoly
Crawford
Parton
Urst Stein
Kramer
Lae Jeng
Bilber
Fibely
Conputuer
Sthareth
Newman
Silber- Stein
Oilers
Hhisler
Conmat
Byrnee
Mramer
Chistoff
Jones
Bchino
Chilstoff
Hulman
Strickland
Glin
Sching
Holmen
Unclear names and places amid damaged West Texas record
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and terms such as Christy Stuart Brandy Lebtutk and Hindwell Brean See Whe Miler Hadeaty Hater with no clear events, dates, teams, or outcomes, rendering the item a fragmented local record.
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Christy and
Stuart
Fro Wirren
Bellinger
Hobe
Bruggeman Travelled 2260 Miles for Decisive Bowling Game
Frank Binggeman from Sioux City Iowa competed in the 1905 American Bowling Congress event in Pittsburgh. Lind led with 69, Rochester resident tied the score, and Bruggeman traveled 2260 miles round trip to bowl one final game. Bruggeman lost 168 to 31 amid the single decisive AB C alleys matchup.
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Frank Binggeman
Sioux City
Iowa
American Bar Congress
Pittsburgh
Lind
Rochester
New York
American Bowling Congress
Ab.c
Bruggeman
Dean Rejoins Chicago Club Amid Injury Recovery
Chicago on June 18 reports Dave Dean left for Brooklyn to rejoin the Cubs after a exam noted his throwing arm strain. Wrigley paid 185000 and three players in good condition, though Zibers still nurses a torn right shoulder. Diz East transfer planned, with heat therapy and pep games to keep him in shape, no throwing yet.
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Chicago
Stll
Dave Dean
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Cub
Wrigley
Dean
Andy Lotshaw
Diz
Texas League Boxes sites Twice in Texas League recap
Box score notes from Beaumont versus Oklahoma City with player lines for multiple games. Includes hits, runs batted in, bases on balls, strikeouts, double plays, and pitching details for Stith Hillin Brilheart and others. Mentions errors, left on base, and time of game with umpire crews.
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Beaumont
Uxishema City
Abh
ABEL
Munvacn
Browerss
Perevise
Hillimp
Zaln
Errore
Powe
Rune
Haske
Shelley
Bilgere
Brower
Corbett Mullin
Wes
Fiemlnz
Corbett
Sheller
Barrifice
Stith
Sloben
Weesey
Hack
Zapor
Hank
Garner
Kersey
Scoory
Vincent
Bilgeredh
Parsons
Broweres
Tighe
Carner
Brithesd Corbett
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Sieengmale
Winford
Biever
Fenner
Jan
Suerifve
Antonelli
Poland
Porlend
Watwood
Giiatts
Soltelie A
Gliatto
BoRelle
Vitchers
Chiatte
East Texas League game report from Palestine
Fragmentary box score and team lineups for an East Texas League basketball event at Palestine listing WEVM players Sthrostley Mifrir Schwartz Luzen Andrew Marshall and others, with references to Jacksonville Texarkana and Kalrain, plus multiple player names and partial score-like figures.
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Palestine
Eathersea
Sthrostley
Mifrir
Schwartz
Luzen
Andrew Marshall
Jacksonville
Munchel Reninwar
Lowman
Stell
Dass
Davis
Katkaynek
Henderson
Texarkana
Pain
Laneviex
Kal Rain
Vander Meer Fireworks Lift Reds Toward Pennant
In a lively baseball note the Cincinnati Reds, once middling, surged toward a pennant after Johnny Vander Meer delivered electrifying no hit games. The piece contrasts prior struggles with rising expectations as the team aims for top division glory.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Cinelai Reis
Cincinnatis
van der Meer
Heds
Mission Statistics Show Texas League Gaps Among Missions
A battered look at the Mission baseball team highlights close losses and narrow margins in the Texas League race. Offense and defense shine at times while several one run deficits, two run gaps, and a late surge by opponents define their standings. The piece also mentions tennis entrants in Chicago and regional college connections, including San Antonio figures and University of Texas ties.
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Padres
Rio
Jimmy Challis
San Antonio
Los Angeles
John Braubach
University of Texas
Chicago
St. Louis
Forest Hills
N.Y
Wolcott Praised by Olympic Coach at Princeton Meet
U S Olympic coach Limelight describes Wolcott of Rice Institute as a standout sophomore hurdler with potential to become one of the greats. At Princeton, Glenn Cunningham won the mile, while Archit San Romani and a deep field vied in the 3 4 mile and other events. Robertson predicts a strong Olympic team in 1949 with Wolcott a leading contender for the high hurdles.
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Princeton
East Faber Stadium
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Archit San Romani
Soac Mostert
Peter Bridley
Frinceton
Blaine Rideout
Gene Ventke
Lesle
Don Lash
Joe Mobink
Manhattan
Hay Stars
Butler
Vannters
Earle Mestons
Cornelius Warmerdam
Minneapolis
Lawson
Robertson
Fred Wolf
Rice Institute of’ Texas
Wolcott
Goliewisie
Forrest Towns
Towns
Igga
Hervey Woodstra
Michigan State
Ray Malatt
Stanford
Earl Vickery
California
Bob Osgood
Michigan
Southern California
Trojans
I. c
Nex
Johnny ‘Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Charles Fenpkes
Wisconsin
Great An
Batte
Peuke
John Munsi
Missouri
Lewis Zamperini
Refugio Dodgers split doubleheader with Corpus Christi and Harlingen loses
Refugio and Refugin split a twin bill on Friday. First game ended Refugio 7 5 over Jax and Corpus Christi beat Brownsville 13 12 in a 4 3 doubleheader. Batteries listed include Rowen Davies Dantonin Housman Turner and George Jose Tendo Beasley Margiotta Turner. Harlingen defeated Palms 12 3 with Meallen and Chisum contributing.
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Alice, Jones
Aneres
Texas Valley
Hera
Refugin
Taft
Cardinals
Pett
Crew
Rowen
Davies
D'An
Tonin
Housman
Turner
Corpus Chyisii
Ramos
Brandum
Rutland
Caughtry
Whitney
Brownsvills
Corpus Christi
Isaacs
Rutiend
Finveer
Harlingeh
Meallen Errara
Clyde Chisum Herd
Harlingen
Mellen
Kop
Jones
Men's doubles final slated for Sunday tennis finals
The annual city tennis journey at the San Antonio Country Club will conclude Sunday with finals in men's doubles and other titles. Pfeiffer and Pease seek repeat glory in the men's singles after recent wins, while the Nixon twins and Campbell and Young headline junior and women's action.
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San Antonio Country Club
Joe Kaufman
Jesse Pfeffer
Gordon Pease
University of Texas Act
Tom
Ben Nixon
Lois Campbell
Wille
Myrtie Young
Pfeiffer
Pease
Harry Bickmay
Gorston
Tom Nixon
Miss Campbell
Nother Hearst
Princes Mforica
Miss Young
Janet Watkins
Nixon Twins
Pleiffer
Fret ‘Tatvel
John
Harry Hickman
Boh Nixon
Goodwin Carter
Leg Brewer
Don Goldbeck
John ‘Tubb
Hickman J Brothers
Demaret and Ransom Lead Texas PGA Championship Field
Demaret of Houston and Ransom of Bryan led a 30-player field at the Texas PGA Championship’s final 96 holes in Tyler. They shot two under par 143 to hold the halfway mark and qualify for the national PGA at Shawkes-on-Delaware, Pa. The event was shortened by weather. amateurs competed for the Texas Cup matches.
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Tyler
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Henry Ransom
Bryan
Demaret
Ransom
Shawkes-on-Delaware
Pennsylvania
Levi Lynch
Dallas
Tony Butler
San Angelo
Lynch
Butler
Bryan Winter
Simon-pares
Yeaserday
Hollywood Park tune up for Lawrin in $52500 stake
Inglewood California AP racing notes describe Lawrin the Kentucky Derby winner as top entry in a 52500 event for three year olds at Hollywood Park. Forty five and Derzona as well as Rocha Boas Martin Wing and Wine Rommy Count Pan among contenders with Lawrin carrying top weight. The race serves as prep for Lawrin’s June 29 clash with Dander in the $50000 Preakness-linked race.
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Inglewood
Fant
Lawrin
Herbert
Woolf
Hollywood Park
Thowa
Derzona
Tie Track
Wes
William du Ponts Dander
Eloun
A. A. Barent
Johnny Adams
Austin C. Taylor
Tiny Divi Sena
Basil James
Rocha
Bing Crosby
Boas Martin
Wing and Wine
Rommy
Count Pan
Reat
Walthall and Christner Advance in National Tennis Qualifier
In Dallas, Jing 1R VP Joe Lue of Rico and Warren Christner from University of Texas faced off in the singles round of the national intercollegiate tournament sectional qualifier. Wet courts delayed play, forcing postponements and forcing Kamrath and Weller of Texas to reenter the doubles with Christner and Paschal Walthall in San Antonio due to the interruption.
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Walthall
Christner
Dallas
Jing
Joe Luece
Rico
Warren Christner
University of Taxag
Bobby ‘Kamrath
Edgar Weller
Texas
Essault
Paschal Walthall
San Antoriio
Kamrath
Weller
Eunice Dean Wins Close NY State Women’s Tennis Match
Eunice Dean of San Antonio narrowly rallied to defeat Finn Smith of Cleveland 8-3 3-8 9-7 to reach the semi finals of the New York state women’s tennis championships as top seed Carolyn Stark advanced in her bracket and Mrs. Carolyn Hirsch lies in White Plains only days after competing.
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New York
Eunice Dean
San Antonio
Texas
Carolyn Swartz Hirsch
White Plains
N. Y
Miller Hirth
Barrett-Hofmann Match Decides Western Title
Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis and Helen Hofmann of Salt Lake City reached the 18 hole final for the Western Open crown. Barrett, 21, defeated Hofmann, 22, 3 and 2 to claim the title, completing a subpar round and denying Babe Didrikson a win. Opal Hill was eliminated 3 and 3 earlier.
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Colorado Serings
Colo
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Helen Hofmann
Salt Like
Aeb
Silher
Miss Barreth
Minnfesvte
Miss Hofmann
Broadmoor
Bea
Arres
Mrdie
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Heron
Babe Didrikson
Pepresitpl
Beaumont
Texas
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Texas League
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Jefferson High School
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Herter Udent
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Ed Siber
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Art Seharin
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Trover Tee Oest
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Charles Wegener Pas
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Harry Todd
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