Padres Drop to Row in Oklahoma City Series
San Antonio's subdued Missions, dropping their winning streak to six losses, traveled to Oklahoma City for a night series after losing the entire three-game set to Tulsa. Monday’s slugfest saw the Oilers win 10–1 as pitching shuffled, with HelWitse driven from the mound and Conlan passing through. Engle, Bivin, and Hostetler sparked a late rally, but the Missions could not overcome a large early deficit and slipped further behind the Hour ton Bulls in the standings.
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Hourton Bulls
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Sen Antonians
Hel Witse
Red Conlan
Jim Bivin
Engle
Ban Apionio
Enpia
Bejma
Purdy
Bettencourt
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Newsome
Clift
Beja
Hostetler
Tules
Wiltse
Broneham
Starking
Hostetler Agung
Hooks
Kelly
Witse
Coplan
Whitney
Conlan
Stoneham
Mission Box Puzzle Text Appears Jumbled
Fragmentary OCR input shows unclear wording and possible garbled phrases. The readable parts mention a mission box and a humorous tone, but concrete facts, names, dates, or locations are not discernible. The record summarizes the uncertain item as a cryptic snippet lacking verifiable entities.
Mende's Hesults- New Fork 3 Chicago 0 Brooklyn 4
Only three games scheduled in the set with scattered results for the Texas and American leagues. Play Tuesday lists matchups including San Antonio at Oldanama City and Houston at Fort Worth. Standings show varied scores and club notes across multiple circuits.
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New Fork
Chicago
Brooklyn
Sonla Philadelphia
Cincinnal
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Oldanama City
Galveoton
Beaumont
Tulsa
Houston
Fort Worth
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Boston
Cleveland
American League Dixie Beague Summary
A garbled score report lists multiple players and teams with lines of figures and names. Key names include Loreto, Haase, Power, Toledo, Hartman, Healey, Riddle, and Fenner among others, with scattered numbers and abbreviations suggesting inning or stat tallies. The fragment preserves no clear single outcome or cohesive event.
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Beague
Cece
Agit
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Fendersuay
Jazkaon
Thee Isnelt
Moore
Haase
Ofterdeg
Power Lyoor
Galiney
Beeing Coleaian
Peomas
Fenner
Brown and Graton
Texas enters college golf at Buffalo Country Club
Nine college golfers from 11 schools were entered for the Intercollegiate golf championship at Buffalo Country Club starting Monday June 26. Yale defends the team title and John Fischer of Michigan seeks individual crown. Cross-country entries include Texas, Michigan, Yale, Georgia Tech, Princeton, and others with two teams each from several schools.
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Buffalo Country Club
Yale
John Fischer
Michigan
South
Middle West
Far West
Williams
Georgia
Treh
Nolee Dauie
Texas
Dayton
Ohio
Dartmouth
Princeton
Rolins
Hampton
George
Town
Harvard
Colgate
Cornell
Flecher
Flr
Wolverines
Richard Snider
John Payne
Jock Tinpin
Ed White
Doc Helbing to Enter TCU in Fall
Elmer Dee Helbing of Northattle High announced he would enroll at Texas Christian University in the fall. He just returned from Chicago where he placed second in the 220 yard dash and fifth in the 1 mile event at the national intercollegiate league meet. Helbing has starred on the grid and track teams for two years and has posted strong sprint times during his high school career.
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Fort Worth
Jung
Elmer
Dee
Helbing
Northattla High
Mons
Chicago
Torgnholatis
Batitmay
Nison
Tigalechty
Hem
Atralakt
Thind Yrar
Jcandary
Fight Results Amid Confusing AP Summary List
The Associated Press round by round report lists boxing results from various cities including Ontario, Rockford, Baltimore, Toronto, Tulsa, and more. Notable bouts show Ronnie Hendury defeating Sammy Mandell, and several fighters outpointing opponents with mixed venues and weights. a few matches end by knockout or technical decision, with details scattered across locations such as Miami and Dallas.
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Cittewa Ontarlo
Ronnie Hendury
Sttewa
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Mbeson
Forecat
Jack Don Huta
Piltaburehaby
Joy Gans
California
Jack Portney
Baltmore
Lew. Raymond
Balti ‘Pure
Bully Holt
Homewood
Ontario
Jack Dane
Tonta
Joe Lohman
Jedo
Bobby Lawrence
Toronto
Mike O'Dowd
Jumbua
Paul Schaeffer
Winninee
Canada
Lee
New York
Frankie Genovere
Shuck Jemminge Akron
Ghia
Minmi
Bucky Burton
Euriton
Ind
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Joe’ Guzmen
Filst
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Roger Bernard
Mike Dundes
Rock Teland
Hioux ’ City
Iowa
Young Terry
Davenport
Aaico
Dallas
Ate Thyrason
Play Second Round in Western Tennis
CHICAGO June 20. Second round play in the Western tennis championships opened at River Forest Tennis club with seeded stars winning early. Frank Parker of Milwaukee defeated Paul Malthrop 6-0 6-0 to defend the title, George Lolt beat William Walker 6-1 6-0, and Junior Coch of Kansas City crushed Paul Schneider 8-0 0-1. One hundred twenty-eight players entered the tournament, with Parker and Lou expected to win their matches today against Jack Harris and Wilford Cole.
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Chicago
Seered Stars
River Forest Tennis Club
Frank Parker
Milwaukee
Paul Malthrop
George Lolt
William Walker
Junior Coch
Kansas City
Paul Schneider
Southern Amateur Golf Meet Starts
Atlanta June 20. The Southern Amateur golf championship opens with the first round of six hole qualifying on East Lake No 1 and No 2 courses. About 260 players begin, divided into two groups, with final rounds set for tomorrow and entrants continuing with match play positions.
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Champronemy
East Lake
No. Land No. 1
Boln Cotitees
Primo Carnera Threat Looks Exaggerated
Primo Carnera trains at a New Jersey lake shore for the upcoming 15 round bout with Jack Sharkey in Madison Square Garden. Reports note his increased bulk and speed but questions linger on real punching power and conditioning as gamblers list Sharkey as favorite two years after their Ebbetts Field clash.
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N. J
Primo Carnera
Jack Bharkey
New Jersey
Sharkey
Marrlson Square Garden
Teathy Froeight
Herold Mays
Umberto Arsi
Les Kennedy
Meney
Seo
Ebbetsfield
Bea
Max Schmeling
Carnera
Victorio Gampolo
Jose Santa
Jack Gross
Don McCorkindale
King Levinsky
Larry Gains
Stanley Poroda
Armour Holds Three Stroke Lead In Chicago Golf Classic
Armour led by three strokes at Meath Country Club in the Titois steel professional golf championship near Chicago. The former Detroit pro shot a 34 37 11, one under par, while Seattle's Netl Christian carded 98 7. The second 10 holes of the tourney were to be played today.
H urling rally powers Buffaloes past Dallas 1 0
Houston Buffaloes defeated the Dallas Bears 1 to 0 in a one run game as Carey Relph limited Dallas to two hits. Ralph Erickson held Houston to seven hits in the loss. Fort Worth topped Galveston 4 to 3 with a three run sixth inning rally. George Washington led the Cats with a single in three trips to the plate. Pen Clifton moved into the league lead with two late rallies, bringing his total to 67.
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Weller
Carey Relph
Houston Buffaloes
Bill
Ralph Erickson
Dallas
Buffaloes
Dvan Goodmen
Selph
Steers
Houston
George
Payne
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Galveston
Peaches
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Strontgara
George Washington
Cats
Sverogs
Dill Pausell
Hal Wilise
San Antonio
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Missions
Pig" Purdy
Bernie Tesmer
Tormed
Junior Net Champ Eliminated Early at Delaware Grass Courts
National indoor champion Maioo Hecht of New York was knocked out in the second round of the Delaware state grass court championships in Wilmington. Sophomore Hecht, from the University of Pennsylvania, fell to Stanford’s Joseph Doughbey, a doubles champion with Keith Gledhill. First seed Karl Kamrath of Texas and third seed Berkeley Bell of New York reached the third round, with Kamrath defeating Phi Gasthne of Southern California and William Gordon of Cornell. Sterling Williams advanced to the third round in the second round.
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Del
Maioo Hecht
New York
Hecht
University of Pennsylvania
Joseph Doughbey
Stanford University
Kamath
Phi Gasthne
Southern California
William Gondon
Cornell
Exanta Acvence
Sterling Willams
Japan Wins Davis Cup Nets in France Tests
AUTEUIL France June 2 Japan won two matches in the Davis Cup series with Australia as the Australians already lead three matches to qualify. Ryosuke Nunci defeated Vivian McGrath 6 4 8 4 6 8 5 1. Satoh beat Jerk Crawford 3 6 6 3 8 1 1 6 6 2. Australia won both singles on Saturday and swept the doubles yesterday.
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Jerk Crawford
Short-Track Motorcycle Races Sweep Southwest
Harlandale Speedway on Pyron Avenue hosts Thursday night short track motorcycle races as riders from Dallas New Orleans and Houston converge. An opening at Dallas Speedway Friday then New Orleans Sunday marks a growing southern expansion with coarse sand topping the track increasing speed but adding skid risk. Pro riders from Gracka era expected to showcase skill as local oval aims to boost viability and entertainment.
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Houston
Harlandale
Pyron Avenue
Plennanton Road
Gonzales and Austin Win League Games
In Gonzales four minutes into ninth inning sparked a 0-? Indians triumph over Segal Tigers to top the South Central Texas Imagie standings. Robert Dubose led with three hits, Ehrig added four, while Austin City Hall Broncos beat Luling 11-3 in 13 innings. Frank Gibson of Austin totaled six hits in seven trips. Mayton led Luling with five.
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Ehrig
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Frank Gibson
Mayton
Bor Brahim
Uleck
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Meno
Colals
Sturdy Named Little Rock Manager In Southern League
June 20. Guy Sturdy, released by San Antonio and signed by Little Rock of the Southern Association, was slated to become Little Rock manager today though no formal announcement had been made. Manager Hay Strohm was released Monday night as part of the maneuver. Sturdy had been hitting well for the Rock.
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Flaskamper Return Targeted After San Antonio Series
Ray Plaskamper of the Oklahoma City Indians, a second baseman, is expected to be ready to play in about a week after Oklahoma City took two of three from San Antonio. The update comes from Oklahoma City sources amid ongoing lineup adjustments. Burl Bufkin, a Texan, will continue to play football for the University of Washington, after considering West Point and deciding to finish his education there.
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Oklahoma City Indians
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Fleet
University of Washington
United States
West Point
Rassler Eats Hat Arrested After Onstage Outburst
MEMMINS Tennessee June 20 heavy weight wrestler Clef Chew dhhl from Ardmore Ohliv incited during an open air match with Jim McMillen. He seized a hat, chewed it, ripped a shot from a foot of another, and struck an opponent over the heart with it. He was charged with disorderly conduct and released on $25 bond.
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Clef Chewdhhl
Ardmore
Ohliv
Jim McMillen
Brooklyn Will Get Memphis Swatter
Memphis leading the Southern Association in batting power will lose one of its heaviest hitters to Brooklyn of the National League. The Chickasaws announce the sale of Joe Hutcheson, famed as the Southern League home run leader and second in batting overages, to Brooklyn. In return Memphis gets an unannounced cash payment, Murray Howell from Toronto, plus a loan for the season of Clyde Sukeforth and Henry Lister from Newark.
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Oma
Chicke
Ly Joe Hutcheson
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Southern
Murray Howell
Toronto
Clyde Sukeforth
Henry Lister
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