American League results and standings amid postponed games
Fos Lois 4 Eide B and Phinaeipa 3 headline a night of uneven results in the American League. Borin 1 and St. Louis 9 lead early tallies while Brooklen 19 shows a growing gap. Shinai Pitiswarae and Philadelphia see delays and postponements as teams shuffle schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugsdas
Borin
St. Louis
Brooklen
Shinai Pitisuairely
New York
Nostonad
Thivwen
Paiadeinia
Teil
Where They Play. Fort Worth and Major League Matchups
A garbled OCR list shows baseball batteries and teams across leagues, including Fort Worth games and matchups in New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago. It names players such as Moulton Shears Liuure Byram Cox and others, with scattered scores and lineups across multiple cities and leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime League
Bees Mares
Evepor Ic
Vlarkie
Tresh
Henderson
Longview
Moulton, Shears and Liuure
Byram and Cox
Baton Rouge
Jacksonov
ODO Bautles
McClung and
Billings, Dunaway
O'Neill
Fi Dorado
Barterins
Edwarda
Gaffley Bires Baule
Crowle
Zech
Devaney
Wilton
Harper
Catholics Take Over Alamo Golf Club
The Catholic Society has taken control of the Alamo Golf Club on Fredericksburg road transferring ownership from Royal County property. George Haffmen will remain as operator for the next year as the society plans a school on the site and the course will continue to operate.
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Alamo Golf Club
Fredericksburg
St. James'samiely
Rlva
Boyal
Catholic Society
George Haffmen
Des State
Abe
Western Umpires Walk Out of Game
Western League officials quit after heated dispute with players in the early innings. Marr of Joplin and Griffin of Oriana refused to continue, leaving the field in the fourth frame. Diamond filled in as replacement as the Packers beat the Miners 4 to 2 to gain a share of first. Carlsen, relieving Drefs, earned the win.
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Byile Associates
Umipires
Rupw Marr
Joplin
Francis
Pug
Griffin
Oriana
Ane Marr
Bell Parks
Tbe
Packers
Carlsen
Drefs
Casanova and Azteca Reach U S for Los Angeles Fights
Mexican bantamweight Casanova and welterweight Azteca were cleared for travel to Los Angeles after temporary labor permits from Washington. They were detained here a week ago for investigation into labor contract compliance before their U S bout arrangements.
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EL Paso
Baby Pace
Cessoova
Kid Azteca
Sears
Los Angeles
California
Tacey
Red
Department of Labor
Washington
Allen
Dulliig Well On Road to Recovery
George Bulls of San Antonio reports Dulliig Well is recovering after an emergency appendectomy on Sunday at Medica Arte hospital. The operation disrupted plans for a trip to the East and Middle West with Paschal Walthall, state junior champion and Dullings’ doubles partner.
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Gecrge
San Antonius
Jemior
Medica Arte
Dulliig
East
Middle West
Paschal Walthall
Dullings
Army League Fracas Ends In Narrow Ninth Inning Defeat
In a rough Army League clash at Rapoolph Field the Randolph Ramblers faced the second place Twenty third Infantry. Ninth Infantry Manchus extended a three game streak by rallying to a 1-0 win over the Bracks Maroons after a tense battle. Key players included Kendall and Teer on the mound, with Kentell and Teer supporting in relief as the game featured tight pitching and minimal offense for both sides.
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Rapoolph Field
Randolph Ramblers
Twentythird Infantry
Aylettioon
Ninth
Infantry Manchus
Tve
Bracks
Mancius
Bux
Wufwatey
Brackenridge Park Caddy Open Sees Flores Lose To Castro
In the Brackenridge Park caddy tournament second round, P. F. Flores is upset by Chita Castro 2 and 2. Several notable players including Tony Squirel, Tessie Petes, and Juan Zer lushe advance with key victories and close matches.
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Brackenridge Park
P. F. Fiores
Chita Castro
Flores
Tony Squirel
Tessie Petes
Juan Zerlushe
Otto Birkner
Ralph Neaves
Charoninzanzo
Leonard Acocks
Fidel Barrera
Warren Ladeke
Joe Seh
Louis Cruze
Pancho Martinez
Earl Brenger
Leo Ripias
Paul Bricker
Leo Martinez
Pancho Gonzales
Nano Ramirez
Joe Peis
Charles Klein
Bill Noll
Ernoni Neaver
Teelph Caballero
Joe Ramen
Hodohn Salinas
Fred Hauremwann
Hnien
Walter Tobias
Malou Villanueva
Tomy Gonzales
Ramon Chavez
Greil Furman
Anc
Prevey Guras
Jom Avals
Cat Tue de Leama
Tan
Julie Sevand
J Rike
Itaymond
Lagunas
Tony Wavala
Ratlolty Maeae
Ginert Flores
Altekit
Mile Sanches
Pity Sica
Mam Aveverty
Rudy Garcia
Uni
Bria Cuvier Trex
Chien Salinas
Wendy Clavin
Mate Valentrumla
Jack Kind
Medrano
Adamania
Louie Merling
Ie Lenie Hernandez
Fred Mert
Monee
Nive Tre
Warren Thiraeng
Cela
Tommy
Fun Takener
Woinarday
Chutes
Vien
Fern
John Dates
Drew
Daria Ve
Warren Wauckee
Peach Gogsainn
Walt Vuln
Gabvadera
John Sabina
Gongaler
Cori Firmen
David Font Riper
He Thoma
Ray Haltop
Ctanala
Mike Dugenne
Tray Zavala
Dlp
Uitanor
Alfred Alumna
Mike Sanderns
Lie Fernandes
Wenry
Fliehia
Olly Durkner
Andy Wain
Sunn
Frank Sener
Nery
Tom Att
Woclur Merlini
Tae Tox
Leb Martiong
Rune
Tares Chant Klein
Kernen Nears
Angel
Cain
Carli
Melin
Satine
Mike Benitat
Bowling Night Brings Wide Margin Victories Across Leagues
The Herber Guild beats St. Louis barina by nine pins in a fast match while Southland Greyhounds edge Champ in close sessions. Service boys top two games with 50 and 626 scores, Calmbech tops among leaders with 22 816, and Lunds, Byers, and Nixon post solid totals as teams display strong strikes.
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Herber Guild
St. Louis Barina
Kalsomi
San Antonio
Marelas
Arely
Southland Greyhounds
Eerings
Temassowest
Marginn
Gondyest
Rocknes
Service Boys
Eveond
Wilain
Goodyaer
Rorknes
Calmbech
Talend Firestone
Herbert Bremer
Oak Grove
Meath
H. Byers
Rhelk
Nixon
Calmbach
McKynnes
Hangen
Bvera
Herber
wBriges
Varea
Bimmermian
Feickmsam
Lolals
Destler
Mier
Volet
Vehas
Seeagency le Potala
Tsabbe
Washingtons Streak Ends At Eight
Washingtons eight game winning streak in the American League was snapped by Cleveland. The Indians rallied to win 9 to 6 as Galetzer homered, while Lou Gehrig extended a hitless drought with a late double for the Yankees in a separate league tally. Other results included the White Sox blasting Philadelphia, Ray Benge notching a sixth straight win for Brooklyn, and the Dodgers and Braves winning while several games were washed out.
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Les Conklin
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Indians
Senators
Feria
McAfee
Rumnell
Galetzer
Yankes
Detroit
Chapman
Lascert
Jombs
Stone
Lou Gehrig
Nevin Field
Kring
White Sox
Philadelphia
Athletics
Jimmy Paxx
A's
Lou Cohrig
Sam Gray
St. Lous Browns
Baton Red Sox
IBM
Ray Benge
Philly
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Joe
Dodgers
Reds
Boston
Braves
Bill Walker
Sylvester Johnson
Tip Cardinsts
Match Play Begins In Collegiate Golf Tournament
Intercollegiate Bolt tournament opens today at Buffalo Country Club Williamsville. Yale seeks a third straight team victory as individual crown contenders include John Fiche of Michigan and Johnny Banks of Notre Dame. Notables: Bill Embrey Oklahoma Charlie Yates Georgia Ed Dayton Michigan Hank Kowal Colgate Sid Noyes Yale Jimmy Powers Lafayette and four Texas players posting 77 77 for 153 77 72 158 1980 158 80 25 159.
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Buffalo Country ‘Club
Williamsville
Yale
John Fiche
Michigan
Johnny Banks
Notre Dame
Bill Embery
Oklahoma
Charlie Yates
Georgia
Ed Dayton
Henry J
Hank") Kowal
Colgate
J. Monirdonleo
Sid Noyes
Jimmy Powers
Richard Snider
Juli Payne
Gene Farren Leads State's Riflemen at Camp Mabry
Gene Farren of Houston led the Texas State Rifle Association big bore boot at Camp Mabry ended with 235 points. Sergt Slaton of Ninth Infantry and John Callan of Austin tied for second with 232. Tuesday events saw Farren win the Albert and Ernest Steves Trophy with others earning matches.
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Gene Farren
Austin
Houston
Texas State Rifle Association
Camp Mabry
Slaton
Ninth Infantry
John Callan
Austart
Henack
Farten
Albert
Ernest Steves Sropny
Darker Motor Company
Jack Moore
el Paso
I Fantey
Parren
Powell Outtum Up? New York Weather Report
A garbled June report from New York notes continued rainfall and overcast skies through late June. Mentions a string of cool, damp days and a stretch of unsettled conditions extending into the early summer period.
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Powell
New York
Capauann
Nim Week
Giayyila
Amateur ball and league notes fill busy schedule
Amateur teams plan meetings and games across city parks and fields. Clubs such as Mission Red Cards, Garza Grocers, and Hispano American League squads seek July and Sunday fixtures, while Woodlawn and San Fernando fielders clash and City Motor League teams prepare for midweek play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission
Garza Grocers
Texas quartet intact for net play at nationals
At the forty-ninth national intercollegiate tennis championships in Haverford Pennsylvania the Texas quartet remained intact into the fourth round. Kamath and Buxby faced tougher tests while Kamath seeded second and Buxby fourth awaited results as other UT teammates drew strong opponents including Wilmer Hines North Carolina and Joe Coughlin Stanford in later round matchups.
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Haverfort
U7a
University of Texas
Internateglate Tennis
Har Kamath
Martin Buxby
Capt
Blerling Wiliams
Hal Surtaca
Kamrath
Buxby
Bill Reese
Georgia Tach
Fred Roll
Penn
Sylvenia
Wilmer Hines
North Carolina
Wil Jame
Joe Coughlin
Slantorn
Coughlin
Egbert Miles
Yale
Stanford
al Horton
Williams
Stacker
Hugh Lynch
Princeton
Hamilton
Dick Murphy
Seaded
Walter Arensberg
Harvard
C. Elliott Loughlin
Navy
Joe Case
Enter Fishing Derby Near Port Arannes July 8 9
Al Jef from San Antonio and a 72 contestant field head to Port Arannes for a winter deep sea rodeo July 8 and 9. William Dease notes attendees from Ban Au toolo include E. J. Walver Lola Goldsmith Ochsé Dwight Alilson Judge Brecht and more. A barbecue Wednesday night opens festivities as big prizes await for tarpon kingfish mackerel jackfish and shark.
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AL Jef
San Antonin
Big Week of Ball For Brady's Turks
Brady Texas June 2 The Brady Turks a Hill Country league women’s team begin a tough schedule with four straight games July 2 to 6 opening against San Saba. They meet Fredericksburg Monday and Tuesday as part of the Jubilee program and play San Angelo Wednesday. This marks the second half of the Hill Country League season with Brady chasing the leaders after a close first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Texas
Ine
Brady Turks
San Saba
Fredericksburg
San Angelo
Emes
Park boxing cards feature Martinez and Esparza clash
In Brackenridge Park a weekly amateur boxing night unfolds with Martinez facing Esparza and Palms as part of a diverse bill. Pryor rises to semi windup to meet Symons while Heck and Crown duel anew. Other bouts include Quintero vs Speedy McCoy and Dempsey vs Reyes.
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Pansho Marbines
Tony Elbarge
Brackenridge Park
Wesley Pryor
Kilt Symons
Sonny Heck
Tony Crown
Jessie Quintero
Speedy McCoy
Pee Wee Dempsey
Nina Reyes
Rot Martines
Albert
Cox
Don Garza
Oddlé Martinez
Local sports tournament wraps with mixed results
A rough OCR read lists several events including baseball and volleyball feats, mentioning teams like Company A and Company D and players across divisions. Key outcomes show varied scores and placements, with scattered team names and standings across the day’s events.
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Teaunier
Tash
Tallar
Aklahoma
Galvesten
Am Antonia
Mauston
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Phinaeipa
Twenegee
AIR Rei
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Healey Hetse
Los Anteias
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Peale A Tracymento Allywood
Missions
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Otalg
Gloerkner
Opperman
Henning
MNI
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Bupeo Pyiatea Holt
Shanaiany
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Highland Park
Fcomt
Ludwig Macketlear
Barbers
Bernie Bree Druge
Ali
Muelter Glathiera
Jack Howard
Poe
Dick Fisher
Durele
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Pernat
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Nelon
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Meyer
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Marton
Ilvidine
Qnarfartanatar Atara
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Anert Tallina
the Nett
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Washingtons
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Niehodo
Dolorosa
Theresa Bunday
Woodlawn
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Nes
Maverick Cubs
Suuday
Kretzer
Hoan
Harlandale Athletics
Orioles
At & O'clock Inn
Leghorn Diamond
Centro Recreativo Mexicana
Floresville
Bares
Rudy Garza
Lo Mike Moreno
South Sabinas Street
San Fernando
Polo Field No. 1
Gerard's
F. E. Mueller Cibolo
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Gump Normoyle
James
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Gonteres Barteis
Texas Eagles
Lambert Beach
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Magnolia
Muslin Eagles
Arcos
Houbet
Woodlawn Pool
Roosevelt
San Pedro
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Missouri Magiffe
Cancepefon Park
Mopees
Benn Goldsmith
Claelanail Avenue
Mavacs
Elmendorf Jas
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City Motor League
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Atote
Weimer
Marken
Crew
Natloral Redwings
Poln Field No
Fort San Bankers
Wilkens Grocery
Concepcion Park
Gene Song
Combers
Texas Night Hawks
Lespamce
Leal Field
F. Cortez
Carada Street
Dibble Spirers
Norman Craig
Ab.hi.a
Fiat
Uur Drenere
Reyatone
Barney . Martin
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Stuip
Dehmidt
Pifer
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Ebony
Marne
Allyn
Jones
Slupp
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Comasny
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Cordnany
Bigmat Lompans
Fit Ay Iliery
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