San Antonio Missions Aim To Break Losing Streak In Texas League
Oklahoma City hosts San Antonio in a three game set as the Missions seek to end a nine game skid and climb out of the cellar. Chili Wagener starts for San Antonio with Bob Gilmore for the Indians as Fort Worth beat the Missions 2 1 and Fort Worth 2 San Antonio.
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Cats
Willard Ramedell
John Miller
Padre Cunker
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Noren
Ferre! Anderson
San Antonio
Jack Laur Qman
Ozark
Lewis
Grant
Wirezerele
Calvert Distillers Advertises Blended Whiskey at 81.8 Proof
An advertisement lists Calvert Distillers Corp New York City promoting Blended Whiskey with 81.8 proof and 63 percent grain neutral spirits. The item appears tied to 122 Washington Ave Stamford in the record.
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Stamford
Gham
Cavnzry Reariave
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Roundup: College stars signings and coaching changes
Kansas all American Charlie Black signs with the Anderson Packers in Indiana after a 1072 point four year college career. At the Salt Lake City NCAA meet Southern California and Illinois lead early, but Cromwell and Johnson avoid declaring favorites. West Virginia adds staff including five coaches and new backfield and wrestling leaders. Detroit Fair Grounds resolves lease issues to finish program. Major league all star game July 8 broadcast by Mutual. Al Vandeweghe returns to Williams as assistant coach after play with Buffalo. Walt Dropo signs with Boston Red Sox and heads to Louisville. Helen Marlowe retires from the Marine Corps as captain. Harvard loses 1-0 to Yale in Eastern baseball title game. Continued signs include Yount and other moves in college football and baseball.
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Kansas
Anderson, Ind
Packers
Black
Salt Lake City
Southern California
Illinois
Dean Cromwell
Lea Johnson
Penn State
Dark Horse
Mutual
Joe Baksi
Stockholm
Ms Light
Olle Tandberlg
al Vandeweghe
William
Mard
Buffalo
Walt, Dropo
University of Connecticut
Boston Red Sox
Louisville
Texas Box Scores Show Mixed Results Across Doubleheader
The report compiles box score details for multiple teams including Oklahoma, Texas and others. It lists player names, at bats, runs, hits, errors, and pitching notes with innings pitched and attendance-like figures. The text preserves scorelines and notable plays while noting pitchers and fielding actions.
Five Bands at Charity Game Crown Lions Optimists Clash
Otto Alitzer enters his fourteenth year as grand old man of the Lions Optimists charity circus-baseball game at Mission Park Friday night. He succeeds Matt Kilesyne in the title as Mart retires. Rileu, oldest charity game player, is a former pro who played in the Michigan State League and semi pro in Chicago, Laredo and Mexico City. Five bands from Alzafar Shrine Jefferson high Bracken Ridge Alamo Heights high Harlandale will join a boogie woogie band from Lackland air base for the 17 20 start.
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Friday Knight
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Laredo
Mexico City
Wash" Masterson
Louis Sien Sr
Alzafar Shrine
Jefferson High
Brackenridge
Alamo Heights High
Harlandale
Lackland Air Base
Texas Leaders In Batting By Associated Press Listing
Aggregate batting leaders across cities like Shreveport Houston and Oklahoma City feature top averages and runs with stars such as Epps Rosen and Burns highlighted. The list includes hits stolen bases home runs and RBIs, plus complete games and wins by pitchers like Papi and Seouls, reflecting a legible snapshot of the season leaders across districts.
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Creel
Linon
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Hazen
Angle
Markland
Coata
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Gentry
Statis
Fiens
Albzer
Pamaiz
Hall
Costa
Yazen
Monston
Jeers
Houston
Seers
McKinnes
Banevent
Ramsdell
Fort Worth
Para
Pullie
Gatine
Fight Results By The Apoocia TFEGA Milwjuzee-Charliege
Boxing match results and fighter notes from a chaotic clipping list names and percentages for Chicago Buffalo Phil Magatto Bukiato Watley Aiater and others with scattered locations Lowell New York Corona Corona and multiple ages noted, lacking clear bout outcomes.
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E. Aaliwautiye
Uatpubutg
Jonny Ron
Chicago
Buffalo
N.Y
oPhil
Magatto
Bukiato
Watley Aiater
Iors
Chet Viet
Thamas Ny
Iain Sanny Marie
Ori Fieneen
R. Yahtes
Joe Fay Aclu
Joe Fay Aclu Ae Vante
Asis On Brown
Oni
Jay
Tabger
Mra Chaypey Watandy
Bithh
Lunniar
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Jinny Male Hean
Lowell
Mas
New York
Ianvaiea Areia Carollo
Corona
Loynie Clark
Maj. Chanel
Abrams vs Helloise in New York summer bout
Georgia Abrams of Brooklyn fights Steve Belloixe of New York in a fine round middleweight bout at Madison Square. Promoter details indicate a staged event with local boxing interest and regional contenders.
Amateur Baseball Weekend Schedule Mixed With League Meetings
The Buccaneers travel to Somerset for an 8 15 game Friday night. New Mexico Cafe team holds 5 oclock practice Thursday at Irving Geld. The Kellyfield Civilians and San Antonio Athletics Negro league team play a two game series at Pittman Sullivan field at 5 oclock Thursday and Friday. MCA Baseball league invites team managers to Page Junior High Saturday at 10 am for a meeting. Players age 17 to 23.
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Kellyfield
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MCA Baseball League
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Towry Enters NCAA Golf from North Texas State
Five North Texas State College golfers depart Denton for the national collegiate tournament in Ann Arbor Michigan June 23 to 28. The team includes Gene Towry Palmer Lawrence Ross Collins Jim Thomas and Bill Turner. Coach Fred Cobb accompanies them on the trip. Towry, a Dallas youth, is the state junior champion. Also notes Longhorn League results Elz Spring 3 Midland 1 Ballinger 24 Oesna 4 Sweetwater 34 Vernon 7.
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vPi
North Texas State College
Ann Harbor
Mich
Gene Towry
Palmer Lawrence
Ross Collins
Jim] Thomas
Bill Turner
Golf
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I Towry
Dallas
San
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Frank Secory Joins Dallas Rebels from Newark Farm Club
Dallas announces the purchase of outfielder Frank Secory from Newark, a New York Yankees farm club in the International League. President George Schepps of the Dallas club says Secory will join the Rebels this weekend. He previously played with the Cubs and Yankees in 1945 and 1946 and finished with the Kansas City Blues.
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GPI
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Frank Secory
Newark
New York Yankees
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Secory
Rebels
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Yankees
Kansas City, Blues
Reward Offered in Net Stealing Case
The San Antonio Anglers club board voted to offer a 50 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of the person or persons who stole a state owned fishing net from Medina Lake between May 24 and 26. State officials placed the net in the lake at the club s request to help rid the water of gars and carp.
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San Antonios Anglers Club
Medina Lake
Angiers Club
Brackenridge Perk Women’s Golf leaders named weekly results
Mrs. Ralph Granger led with 91-14-77, followed by Mrs. Harry Nichols 97-19-78 and Mrs. Tom Holleran 108-36-2. Mrs Monte Kleban topped the nine hole flight with 50-12-38. Play resumes at 9 15 next Wednesday with a meeting afterward. Big State League scores include Sherman 58 Austin 25 and Texarkana 6 Waco 3.
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Ralph Granger
Brackenridge Perk Women’s Golf Association
Harry Nichols
Tom Holleran
Monte Kleban
Golf Roundup Highlights National PGA Qualifier
DETROIT and Atlanta reports outline the 18-hole qualifying rounds for the national PGA championship. Chr ence Doser of Hartsdale led with 3433-07 five under par, while Claude Harmon and Jimmy Demaret trailed by one stroke. Demaret and Harman posted strong scores at Plum Hollow. The field includes Ben Hogan as defending champion. 63 low qualifiers advance to match play with 36 holes in each of the next rounds. Other regional notes cover the Western women’s tournament in Atlanta, junior and Trans Miss golf events, and additional 18-hole results across Wilmette Wichita and surrounding locales.
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Jimmy Demaret
Doser
Dayton
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Plum Hollow Golf Club
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