Padres and Missions Clash in Wet Beaumont Tilt
Texas League leaders finish tight marathon as San Antonio battles Houston in 12 innings at Beaumont field. Newlin wins for Missions with third straight relief appearance. Stevens collects five hits, sealing the game amid rain and wind.
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Bob Muncrief
Beaumont
Mundy McManus
Bob
Misskins
Houston
Muday Tech Field
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Chuck Stevens
Maurice New In
Newlin
Jst
Stevens
Aingirta
Bain
Howard Pollet
Jeff Bander
Evik
Minstons
Steve Watchel
Force
How Krist
Les Tintje
Wang
Braesher
Ren
Pollet
Giteon
Tietje
Basher and Kraus Power Missions Past Buffs in Ninth
Basher and Kraus sparked a late rally as the Missions push ahead in a tense game. Silber drove in a run with a bases loaded walk sequence, Bilgore and Angle contributed key hits, and Nar delivered a sharp single to cap the scoring in the eighth. San Antonio pulled ahead briefly before Fort Worth rallied, with crucial plays by Wyrostek and Newlin and a pivotal error by Bilgore setting the stage for the late frame.
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Kraus
Silver
Hausmoon
Bradsher
Bilgore
Bell
Stephens
Harshany
Stevens
Wyrostek
Houston
Ringle
Davis
Winsett
Gllzon
Culiop
Newlin
Wyroctek
Antonelli
Angle
Vezelleh Fanne
Wissman
Silber
San Antonio
Culico
Wyrnstek
Bilgere
Sam Nar
Seguin Hosts Texas Left Handed Golfers Qualifying
Seguin’s Nine-fole Max Starcke park course opened for the Texas Left Handed Golfers association state tournament qualifier amid soggy greens delaying play four hours. Medal rounds run Thursday into Friday with match play possible Saturday and Sunday finishes. contenders include Roy Ribelin and Pred Michal as favorites with San Antonio players also in the field.
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Seguin
Texas Left
Hanled Golfers Association
Max Starcke Park
Letty" Stackhouse
Snds
Texas
Roy Ribelin
Dallas
Pred Michal
Houston
San Antonio
Jack Dentke
Allen U Mitchell
Gaforth
Gnals Tr
Batteries and late rally lift Missions over Spurs in extra innings
In a mud soaked San Antonio game, the Missions erased a late deficit with a twelfth inning rally. Stevens delivered a game winning single after bases loaded crisis as multiple players delivered key hits. Suber and Hausmann contributed earlier outs in extra frames.
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Jon
Krist
San Anitonio
Harshany
Stevens
Kvans
Baber
Suber
Hausmann
Bilgere
Stephens
Huffman
Short
Davis
Antonelli
Missions Box Makes Rough Scoreline Inerrant Box Score
In a chaotic box score many players from Missions and opponents are listed with inconsistent spellings and multiple pitching lines. Annalez wins for San Antonio while Krist takes the loss as Newlin and Gibson contribute in relief amid a high scoring 42 to 9 style inning sequence. Umpires Naylor and Williamson oversee the game.
City Netters to Try Again in San Antonio Tourney
Rain plagued play as the city tennis tournament nears completion at the San Antonio Country Club. Four second round women’s matches and three men’s matches remain, with defending champion Frances Morris pairing Janet Langham and other notable clashes including Charlene Yaeger vs Flora Robinson and Goodwill Carter vs F H Boosey in the open brackets.
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San Antonio Country Club
Frances Morris
Janet, Langham
Charlene Yaeger
Flora Robinson
Austin
Wile Myrtle Young
Dave" Williamson
Ethel Norton
Rachel Ford
Goodwill Carter
F. HB. Boosey
Teon Wallball
A. T. Polke
Col. A. T. Clark
Alfred Maury
Foot-Faulting Giles Beats Guernsey in Tennis Upset
Wilmington Delaware June 20. University of Utah standout Giles upset top seed Frank Guernsey of Rice Institute 7-5 7-5 in the Middle States championships at Haverford. Giles reached the quarterfinals as Harris ordered a replay before the decision stood. Other round of 16 entrants included Parks McKee Surface Brownstein Davis Mehner and Gillespie.
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Wilmington
Dela
Gordion Gues
Iintercolle Inte Tenniy
Haverford
University of Utah
Middle States
Loters
Frank Guern- Rey
Rice Institute
Giles
Thomas W. Harris
Kansas City
Lewis Brownstein
New York
Joe Davis
Vanderbilt
Joe Fishback
Frank Mehner
Bill Gillespie
Miami University
Hamlin Hinted to Quit Dodgers Club
New York reports rumors that Luke Hamlin, the Dodgers only 20-game winner last season, may have jumped to his Michigan farm. Club officials would not confirm. Secretary John McDonald says he did not see Hamlin at last night's game with the Cardinals, amid tension over a manager's remarks about a costly error.
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New York
Brooklyn
the McCoy
Dodgers
Halder
Luke Hamlin
Michigan
Hamlin
Cardinals
John McDonald
Harshaw Faces Jacobs In Philadelphia Tennis Quarterfinals
In Philadelphia on June 20 Bunny Harshaw, Ursinus graduate, meets Helen Jacobs of Berkeley in the Philadelphia and district women's tennis championships quarterfinals. Jacobs, ranked second nationally, recently won the Pennsylvania and Eastern states title. Eunice Dean and Embly Lincoln also reached the round of eight.
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Bunny Harshaw
Helen Jacobs
Philadelphia
Madge
Bunny” Harhaw
Ursinus College
Berkeley
Gellf
Migs Jacobs
Pennsylvania
Eunice Dean
San Antonio
iTexas
Ali Embly Lincoln
Bostom
Odessa replaces Big Spring in New Mexico League
June 20 press report: Odessa will take over the club in the New Mexico League, replacing Big Spring in the schedule. Milton Price notes Big Spring failed to commit to the season and will incur expenses. Tony Tingo moved to Odessa after franchise approval.
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Dallas
Fen Milton Price
Weat
Legase New Mexico
Price
Odessa
Big Spring
Biz
Rapenses
Sting
Tony Tingo
Stanford Set to Challenge USC for NCAA Track Title
Min neapolis June 20 USC aims to defend the NCAA team title as Stanford looms a strong rival after a 96 to 40 victory by the Pacific Coast conference trio over the Big Ten in Evanston. Clyde Jeffrey of Stanford leads sprints with wins in 100 and 200, while Zamperini of USC and Moore of Stanford figure in top events as the Memorial stadium meet unfolds.
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Minneapolis
Memorial Stadium
West Coast
University of Southern California
Stanford
Pacific Coast Conference
Evanston
Ill
Clyde Jeffrey
Jeffrey
Mozelle Edterbe
Tuskeree
Fred Wolcott
Rice Institute
Wolcott
Canale Leads Way in Pennsy Tennis
Canale of Memphis, Notre Dame sophomore, paced the field into the quarter finals of the western Pennsylvania men's singles championship. After upsetting sixth seed Harry Ward, he defeated Adrian Hartman 6-3, 6-4, then beat Martin Tressel 6-4, 7-5 to reach the next round in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Canale
Memphis
Notre Dame
Western Pennsylvania
Harry Ward
Adrian Hartman
Pitt
Martin Tressel
Stanford
Larry Dee
Harrison and Haney Star Boxing Program
Harrison and Haney headline a heavyweight amateur boxing program in San Klog at St. Duzard's outdoor arena. The eight round card features local champions and rising prospects with proceeds supporting St. Gerard's Perpetual Help athletics. Admission 25 and 40 cents. show begins 7:15 p.m.
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San Klog
Filelatel
Harold Antonio
Willlvor Haney
Kelly
Shield
St. Duzard's
Iowa
A. F
Golden
Cecil Driscoll
Andrew Set
Hubert Kotzur
Johnny Kelers
Roy Lazono
Ramon Pathechappa
Checo
Simon Luna
Desse Lawa Ylelory
Lyndell Harrison
Rence
Willard Sloopa
Clem
Cobarrubiss
Dan Dizon
Leon
Western Pennsylvania
Ard Braswell
Manny Lareio
Easly
Eugene
Mariel Dircat
Harrison
Haney
Horne
Pittsburgh
Jis
Low
Paul Sulll
St. Gerard's
Yan
Perpetual Help Church
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Chuck” Stevens
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