Baseball landings Texas League results and schedules
Friday's games feature Boston 6, Cleveland 4 and St. Louis versus Washington with Chicago at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia postponed. Batteries Walsh Floters and Coleman Finley lead various box scores. Southern Association entries include Knoxville and Memphis with multiple city matchups and batter notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cotton States East
Dark
Melder
Elev
Upbs
Chang
Mickeburg Batterica
Whitnes
National League
Chlesza Sre
Yaris
Ars
Ae St Lowsey
Pittevur
Brooklya
Philadelphia c
Pritay
Es Meinhali
Ork Tisburay
Bendidya T
SL Cue
Leach
Newark
Montreal
I Ory
Stoeenee Ag
Rochester Ba
Agodersey City
Waltimara
Emint Ns
Dares City
Buffalo
Syry Man Ozyi
Toronto Haltimore
Anshircan Assoctation
Minneapolis Andianapolis
Louisenteamas
St. Welts
Bald Dieeult
Milwaukee
Oleda
Blaetivtder
Heitjienasen
Rolbac
Kansas City
Columbus
Sting
Bro
Leaner
Potter Aml Crouch
Pant
Eisen
Etat
Berres
Ainneapolis
Indianans Battertes
Tauscher Jagan
Crandall
Striddle
Sud Peacock
Texas League
Dochaouyalte
Cat Palestine
Armrad Tangwow
Coan
Billielen
Raymond Aid Konpi
A. Drews
Sar Sacramento
Partiand
Seattle
Gakian
Migaia
Teiday
Missiona
San Francisco
Atliren
Ables An
Pring
Sheehan
Cale
Anal Mt
Laltoces
Ralwandl
Mevlot Lith
Cron Baker
Ban Dierg
Low Angeles
Trattorica
Suteg
Ratte Barratt i
Fernandes
Where They Play TEXAS LAUGH Play Saturday
Texas teams scheduled for Saturday games across Fort Worth Beaumont and Tulsa with minor matchups noted. American League schedule lists Chicano at New York Santa at Washington Petro at Philadelphia Brayeland at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Antonia
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Datlaa
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Aireo
New York
Santa
Washinton
Petro
Phiadelphia
Brayeland Ab
Toston
Amateur Ball Game Hopes Set for Jourdanton Sunday
Amateur Ball Tourdanton seeks to arrange a Sunday afternoon match at Jourdanton with the Dibble Company, contact F. 8991 for details and scoring plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourdanton
Jourdanton
Dibble Company
Softball League Scores and Player Highlights From Ames Event
Local softball action features multiple teams and players from Ames leagues. Batteries by Vantin and Sacre lead the Crews division, with notable singles by Lindsay and Lamply, and a series of doubles and runs from Rivera and Rodrigues. The day includes fraternity and union participation with varied results across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CREAW
Dick-E
Tose Cates Club
Amesyr Fraternity
P. Vantin
T- Sacre
Shrhoub
Garcia
Semudic
Sapir
Sumudio
Quirds
T. Rodriguez
Rivera
Maratti
J. Rodrigues Flamerun
Sonnen
Mellon
Bricklayers Union
Granato
Bizo
A. Forkmani
Stutmeoa
Rizzo
OC Grandia
Rivas
P Catal
Camp
A- York
Doublea
Fo J. Tiles
AL Holmer Sea
Eauntry
Express
Lamply
Prtor
Notar
Benter
Singles
Lindsay
Zinu Lutheran
Woollawn Afethanist
Palm Helehts Methodist
Trig Diviston
Toeatlnee Methodist
Baytigh
Ale F
Men to wind up singles on Monday at Hearst Grant
Sectional eliminations for the Hearst Grant National Tennis Tournament at the San Antonio Country Club neared completion after three rounds. Eight men and two women survived to quarterfinals and semifinals with top seeds Pfeiffer Charliss Byrd Fincher Weltens Walthal Pease and Matthews in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Light
San Antonio
Fwo
Dese ‘Pfeiffer
Jimmy Charliss
Billy Byrd
Maurice Fincher
Austin
Bert Weltens
Paschal Walthal
Gordon Pease
Lieut. B
Mary O'Brien
le Hickman
Ed Austin
Lois Campbell
Priday
Janet Watkins
Walthall-Pincher
Prest Curvel
Gilbert Denman
Ffeitfer
Westyns
Hut d
Challis
Pease
Jobin Braubach
Amateu
Hearst Tennis Men and Women Singles Third Round Results
In the men’s singles third round Jesse Pfeiffer beat ed dan Beaubach 6-3 and Chaliss beat James Walthall 7-3. Billy Byrd defeated Santa, Asian 00.62 Maurice Witcher defeated Al Offer 7-5 and Gordon Peaso defeated Scotty Morrow. Mathews defeated Harry Bucy 4-? Bert Wellens defeated 8-7. Pfeiffer and Weltena beat Williams and Mile 4-0. Walthall and Sinrher won 4-0. Carvel and Denman beat Hanssen 6-4. Walthall and Sinrher 4-0. In women’s singles semis Mrs Bil Austin defeated Corey Derger 9-7 6-5. Third round Mrs Goniickman defeated Ayla Young 6-2 7-5. Lois Campbell defeated Dain Watkins 6-8 3-8. Mrs Austin defeated Jew Gales 6-2 6-9 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Pfeiffer
Dan Beaubach
Amen
Chaliss
James Walthall
Billy Byrd
Santa
Helt
Maurice Witcher
al Offer
Gordon Peaso
Scotty Morrow
G. Lsout
Bi S. Mathews
Harry Bucy
Say
Bert Wellens
Nulty
Fleiffer
Uhals
Byrd
Wineber
Walthall
All Star Game Set By American Association This July
Columbus report says the American Association will stage its fourth annual all star game on July 27 or 28, depending on league standings and the home venue. If the eastern division leads, the game goes July 27. if the western leads, July 28. the July 28 date would move to a later interleague series if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erme
Inter
Riverside Park Summer Golf Tour Leads After Two Days
Hack Williford shoots an even par 72 to lead in the first annual Riverside Park Summer Golf Tournament as Fatcles for the tourney close. Lonnie Wensland posts 76 to tie with Jay Moore Jr. for fourth, with Otto Birkoer and Norris Stugls tied for runner up at 75. Through Friday, 60 golfers have qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hack Williford
We Musdalst
Riverside Park
Fatcles
Lonnie Wensland
Young Jay Moore Jr
Otto Birkoer
Norris Stugls
Tex Laltl- Tore
Pamaniz Ahn Loaters
Gollera
Joe Louis Braddock fight gains strong support in Chicago
News wires report a shift in expert sentiment toward Joe Louis as favorite to win the heavyweight crown from Jim Braddock next Tuesday night. British odds and high potential purses are noted, with discussion of a possible Farr title bout and Louis under long term contract with Mike Jacobs. In other notes, Braddock alters sparring tactics, aiming for a more aggressive two fisted attack, while a Philadelphia court denies a re hearing to block Louis from fighting in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Picadilly
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Louis-Braddock
Tommy Farr
Ty Landenegin
Chapa
Braddock
Sentment
Crntion
Louis
Eneland
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Fare
Ghatib
Grand Beach
Mich
Dumes J. Braddock
Conte Key Park
Jett
Irtelmaan
Bradstock Hig
Jax Roeseds
Southern Methodist
Nck McCnesdy
Boston
Abbernoise
Nrsell
Lowe
Philadelphia
United States Court of Appeals
Madison Square Garden
Garden
New York
Betting Remains Light On Braddock and Louis
Betting on the Braddock Louis bout stays light at Comiskey Park. Jim Kelly of Mulberry Bend placed a sizable wager of 3000 to 1000 on Braddock as Louis’ odds widen. Most bettors show little confidence in Braddock while Louis struggles to attract support, with three to one the best odds available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Louis
Murray Boop
Chicago
Bey
J. Bradock
Jimny Kelly
New York
Mulberry Bend
Snd Ammediately
Comiskey Park
Urbine
Kelly
Uwof
Brown Loses Azteca Bout in Nuevo Laredo Fight
Kid Azteca defeated Willard Brown by decision in Nuevo Laredo to remain undefeated in their third straight win. A crowd of about 2500 watched Brown, Louisiana State alumnus, stay upright through many rounds despite knockdowns near the bell. Billy Deeg of San Antonio fought Batting Chins to a draw in the semi windup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azteca
Kaye
DUDES EASILY WIN ATTRACK AT RANDOLPH CELEBRATION
The Forty Seventt School Squadron Dorey won top honors in the alldayeid meet during Randolphs seventh anniversary celebration. Dudes scored TM points while Aly Duce Meelanien led with 95. Fifty-second Squadron 21. cadet detachment 11. Headquarters and Squadron 62 each earned 62 points. Squadron 48 Sharks totaled 7. Lieut. Col. Guiders and Capt. Cabell presented trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorey Town
Randolph
Sleventh Aly Duce Meelanien
A. M. Guiders
GP. Cabell
Yates Meets Haas In Southern Amateur Final
Charlie Yates of Atlanta and Preddie Haas of New Orleans advanced to the 30th Southern Amateur final in Charlotte. Yates rallied from two down after 12 holes to beat Carl Danu of Orlando 2 and 1 with a 40-foot birdie putt on the 13th. Haas routed Polly Boyd of Chattanooga 4 and 1 to reach the championship match. Haas previously won the crown in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Haas
N.C
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Preddie Haas
New Orleans
Hales
Yats
Carl Danu
Orlando
Pia
Fort Worth Loses Outfielder McCoy Recall by Toledo Muddens
Fort Worth outfielder Ben McCoy has been recalled by the Toledo Mudhens to replace injured Ed Coleman. McCoy played his last game for the Cals last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Ben McCoy
Toledo Muddens
Ed Coleman
McCoy
Cals
Budge Beats Bunny Austin In Quick Davis Cup Finale
Don Budge, ranked No. 1, crushed Henry Wilfred Bunny Austin to win the final rounds of the Queen’s Club tournament in London. Budge’s dominant serve and drop shots left Austin with five points in the last six games of the opening set and six games in the second before Austin could win another. Budge finished with six losses in two sets, setting him up as favorite for the Wimbledon championship starting Monday. In the women’s division, Jadwiga Jedrzejowska defeated Kay Stammers 6-8 6-0 in the finals, with Stammers failing to find form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Don Budge
America
Tug Star
Henry Wilfred Bunny’ Austich
Budge
Bin
Waimbledon
Janky Callyfornian
Twier Austin
Budes
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Kay Staiminves
England
Miss Stammers
Randolph Field Ramblers Dominate in Army League Clash
Randolph Field Ramblers roll to an 8 to 1 victory over the Twenty third Infantry Doughboys in a Saturday Army League game. Pitching and fielding secured the win as Randolph holds second place while the Doughboys slip to third behind idle Infantry Manchians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nply
Twelfth Field Artillery Laigles
Sam Totuston
Randolph Field
Ramblers
Hay Ihe
Twenty-third Infantry
Atina Hon
Randolph
Mrnday
Kally Pield
Pifbeenth Field Artilery
Pirteenth
Infantry Manchias
Randal Wenveroh
Kinney
Tamley
Rifeo Sh
Witholt
Finney Inv
Stalon
Tite
Landran
Bawits
Kerhow
Wilhotl Ifuner
Bf Bitchinierene
Abe
Texas Leaders Poot Kort Words Watinad Manston
Fragmented OCR text mentions multiple names and places such as Beaumont Galveston Dallas and others. It reads as a jumble of political or civic references with uncertain punctuation and several proper nouns. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watinad
Manston
Rishon
Wien
MeCoyte
Peat
MeComy
Zee
PLOW
Wits
Galventon
Beaumont
Levey
DallRay
Baltet
McCoy
Inules Pilehed
Calo S Galvestan
RenteWay
Bika
Till Okie
Curtis heads to national junior tennis tourneys
Houston teen Bobby Curtis, 16, fresh from state junior titles in San Antonio, embarks on a string of national junior and Klerschalastic events. The Houston lad will compete in several tours ahead of major August national meets, with early stages at Guyer Indiana and Mer fio Grickeb club Haverford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Houston
Bobby Curtis
John Reagan
Tomarcow
Jupley Nices
Guyer
Ind
Merfio Grickeb Club
Haverford
Tntey Instemonet
Monterrey Players Meet Negro Team In Exhibition Tour
Monterrey amateur champions of Mexico the Casa Blanca on tour in the United States will host the San Antonio Black Giants at Tech field on Saturday at 2 30 pm and again Sunday at 2 o clock for a double header. Admission for the double header is 40 cents. Local notes from Fort Smith Arkansas report Billy Meagher 11 wins Missouri junior singles title with Walter Toason Jr. competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterrey
San Antonio Black Giants
Casa Blancaulne
Mexico
United States
Tech
Chse Blanch
Hicks to face Barrett in Western Open finals
Chicago reports Miss Helen Hicks of Long Island advanced to the Western Open final after a Saich-4 decision over Betty Botterill at Ball Lake City. Hicks seeks the title denied two years ago when she fell to champion Opal Hill. Barrett of Minneapolis awaits in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hicks
Barrett
Chicago
Helen
Hilly") Hicks
Long Island
Miss Hicks
Betty Botterill
Ball Lake City
Opal
Hill
75 Riders Expected in Dallas Bike Race
A field of at least 75 riders is expected for the Pan American exposition opening athletic event in Dallas on Sunday. The 100 mile bicycle race will start, with 36 formal entries on hand and more signifying intent to compete. Names of champions and former champions appear in the field, representing five states as swords and trophies totaling about $1000 accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
At Lens
Todlay
Shampions
Also Mentioned on This Page
Souturan Association
Erlclay
Renyite Memphia
Knoxville
Ruewart
Epa
Wirston and Bandy
Warren
New Oileans
Atta
Birmingham
Chattanooge
Nashville
Tattle Rock A
Kighoma City
Worth Tulveston
Houston A Ag
Kdna
Galveston
Dadago
Tieaumont i
S.cay
Blewand A i Bae
Amie Lon Teaveeree BL AG
Sgn
League
San ‘Antonio
Uncle Sam
Britain
Nathinal Divtaton
Mann Orsinger
Oraingey
Kircsinne
Hatteries
Hela
Hiefieid
Norwood
Gles
Johnson
Summers
Nick Jack
Padewlis
Grokw
Slok' Rea
Smith
Nor
Letestov
Agi
S.A
Ratlevies
Aduns
Henison
Paleton
Millec
Gilley
Son
Adame
Renikin
Sinber
Russ
Ts Drapes
Birickland
Mers
Iriples
Aching
Ile Harpe
SiMtedol
Braeberry
Gillalarut
Quiver
Rodrisues
Lane
Crawhorl
Kelehsin
Gitahian
Tumiin Gon
Quivon
Pilodrignes
Goodyear
Martin Linewood
Shiner
Taylor
Guess
Martin
O'Brien
Waneh
Neumenn
Nynaveh
Sonteo
Hearst Tennis
FISK
Denver
R. G Parvin
State Game Road Fish Commission
Colorado
Parvin
On Cout
Stillwater
Okla
Riverside Golf
Brown
Broadway
Reiter
Texas Sten
Tietnann Biel
San AL Groin
Tielman Ui
Ei Umbers
Hidigithal Nerles
M4 Hieh
Janie
RBS
Tial Claes A
IRS Cina B. Pape
Tony
Pepsioin
Dichnann
Dtat
Co. Blatz Beer
Phumbera
Heerva
A. Groma Monttreas Co
Fexas Sloan Taigidry
Ocke Motor Co
Tadlytd Wat
URS Haytas
Goa
Ake Pasche
Weite
Budge Wallops
Bunny Austin
Army League
Ict
Nick, Wawkins Ar Fon
Trumhe Andl Mi¢hvala
Garfinn Urustors
Megeuee Nnis
Dorado
Ark
Billy MeGcher
New Vines
Ube
Massouri Volley
Hy Southern
Walter Toaison Jr
Munkonee
Eels
Queen Zorima
Malta
RAYE
Aichi Rani Cerinnn
Melrotove News
Clark Gable
Heterving
Caribana Homawre Crabe Fie
Alrywayey
Frances Langford
Phil Regan
Dave Aral Gan
Smovie Abarat
Monke Cansely
William Royd
Ron Sheridan
Ciarenon Matford
Old
Wyoming
Laurel & Hardy
Nelson Eddy
Suanette MacDonald
Paul Rhe
Lila
Adie
Anothee Chipter
Digitmragy Stittat
Tyla
Hann & Rorkal
Fraturess
Rok Allen
Granilanger
Crrtoom
Mack
Werleon & Seritt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!