Stars of San Antonio Face South Texas All Star Talent
In Mission stadium on Tuesday night July 10 the cream of San Antonio amateur baseball meets South Texas under 20 stars Eager major league clubs have scouts watching and may pick two players for Hearst Amateur Championship in New York August Fred Hawn and No. 1 are tipped for the Southwest selection committee with letters from teams including the St. Louis Cardinals confirming scout reservations
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Local sports mix of football and baseball rumors and events
A garbled preview blends names from football and baseball long- note contenders Consoli das and Alpine Cowboys with players like Brooke Asaty and Ray Van Cleet. Mentions of Bear quarterback Larry Iebe and a July San Antonio event color a cluttered schedule of exhibitions, AAU teams, and a Long Beach meet.
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Fight Results Spur Confusing Sequence Across Names
The report lists a jumble of names and places including New Zealand and various terms like Fiaht, Teves, Bor Mirai, and Lastetts. Data appears garbled with unreadable segments and mixed letters, offering no clear outcome or coherent event.
Yankees Reynolds Shuts Out Senators in 2-0 Victory
Allie Reynolds of the New York Yankees pitched his third straight shutout, beating the Washington Senators 2-0 on five hits. The win pulled the Yankees within a game of the leading White Sox as Boston and Detroit also won. Reynolds seeks three new records for consecutive shutouts and innings without a base on balls.
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Rose Bowl clash set for 1951 football opener
Abilene's Hars din Simmons announces 1951 Rose Bowl game on November 17 against Loyola of Los Angeles. Last year the teams met in a capacity Los Angeles crowd, with about 5000 unable to enter.
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Jett Post 2 Wins Crown in Harlandale Rivalry
Jefferson defeated Post 936, 64, at Cluisty Mathewson field in Ft Sam Houston to claim the district title in a tense late season matchup. Raines held the mound, striking out 11 in a six inning effort while Harlandale rallied with a late hit barrage. multiple substitutions and unclarified plays followed as the stormy game unfolded.
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Frazier Stars For Memphis Chicks
Memphis June 23 Joe Frazier stars for the Memphis Chicks in a 7 4 win over the Lookouts. He hit a home run driving in six runs and collected three hits as his club moved strong in the Southern league standings.
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Singer Traubel Sells Stock to Veeck in Baseball Move
New York June 26 Helen Traubel said she sold her stock in the Browns to Bill Veeck and urged other holders to do the same. Her 5000 shares were reportedly held by Traubel and she backed Veeck to revitalize the team, noting his Cleveland Indians connection and optimism about overcoming a cellared period. The amount sold was not disclosed.
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