San Antonio Mission Prospects Roar For Pennant Bid
Local writers assess the San Antonio Mis sions chances as they prepare for the season. Hank Beyerfeld and Guy Airey praise youth and a stabilizing pro presence, while St Louis Browns figures and rising prospects shape expectations. Malcolm Campbell’s high speed future also stirs interest ahead of Indianapolis events.
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Hawkins' Condition at Hospital Worsens
Confused OCR text reports Hawkins boxer Jarli Hawks and Bert Smith from Clowsh star, with mentions of a hospital operation and severe pain. The garbled lines reference Sul Tere and various misread terms, providing no clear date, place, or outcome.
Ruth Remains Unsigned For Coming Chase
St Petersburg March 18 Babe Ruth offered to sign a one year contract with the New York Yankees at 550000 a year today Colonel Ruppert president of the world champions stood by his gun at 60000 Ruth emphatic that he would not lower the price to 50000 Ruppert said he could not afford more than 50000 and Ruth cut his price to 45000 but Ruppert held firm Training opens April 12 and the team leaves March 29 for exhibition games before the championship season.
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Babe Rath contract row unsettles New York media
The article reports a wage dispute between Babe Rath and New York media executives over a signing, with figures cited around $5000. It notes public attention, potential protests, and broadcasting department involvement as negotiations unfold for a Tuesday noon meeting.
Carr Injuries Prove Serious At Penn University
Philadelphia March 1 physicians confirmed Ell Garr an Olympic star in track would never race again after a collision Friday night. Carr was knocked from a running board suffered multiple fractures of both ankles a pelvic fracture. Coach Lawson Robertson said Carr remained cheerful and hoped to return, but Robertson doubted a comeback. The accident details vary with accounts at the university athlete office and on Bala Avenue near Philadelphia.
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Queen Helen Defeats Star Player In Pasadena Tennis
Queen Helen Wills Moody defeated Ata Herrington in straight sets 8-1 at Pasadena. Moody, aiming for her 1939 national title, later beat Allee Marble and John Wan Ryku 9-2 9-7 in a strong display.
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Allee Marble
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Pliny Wan Close
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Nik Linsitet
Tigers crush Beaumonters in 15 to 1 rout
Detroit coasted to an emphatic 15 to 1 victory over Beaumont as Schoolboy Rowe Chief Hagerman and Luke Hamlin limited the locals to six hits. Heinie Gehr and Hank Greenberg provided power for Detroit, with Greenberg homering with the bases loaded. Beaumont pitching struggled, while Tigers pitchers fanned many batters and kept the visitors off balance throughout the first game of the two game set.
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Missions to Go Easy on Night Playing in San Antonio
The San Antonio Missions start spring workouts at Eagle Field with day sessions and plans to play most games in daylight. Manager Hank Severeld intends a midday schedule to acclimate players to sun, while training progresses toward the Texas League opener on April 1 and an exhibition against Houston on April 4.
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Ags Second Game Canceled by Rain in Houston Area
The Houston based baseball game between Ags and Mapel 1B was canceled due to rain. Sunes from Houston reported the second of two planned games was postponed, with no reschedule details provided.
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San Antonio Missions Sign Two New Aces
Montez Trainer of S A Missions and Morey Mindae join the San Antonio Missions as new players. They will train Monday at Eagle Diela with liniment, bottles, and Wandages. Manager Junak notes past injuries and a rebound from a lighter weight class listing.
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Fordham on SMU 24 Card Fordham on SMU 24 Card
Garbled text references Fordham, SMU, and a gridiron game in New York. Mentions Morrison and Mustangs, with unclear dates and lines. Unable to extract coherent events or outcomes from the fragment.
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Outsider Wins Feature at Tropical Park Showdown
An upset winner takes the feature at Tropical Park Racecourse as a longshot outsprints rivals for a $21,000 purse before a large crowd. Qinglan secures second place by a clear margin.
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Riley Heads 5. A. Coaches Organization Formed
Riley leads 5. A. coaches as Antonin Tren named president of the newly formed Senior School Health Education Association. Officers include Hamilton as vice president Kellam secretary treasurer and Lanter Tech. The group aims to connect coaches from four senior schools and address eligibility questions. Present at the meeting were Riley Hasnillan I¢el Iam Cecil Bioll Manan Puckett and Nemo Hartera.
Freebonters Upset Austin in Weekend Polo Action
After three straight losses the Freebonters defeated Austin Polo Club Inv at Harbord Field 4 to 1 on Saturday. Sunday’s game again featured strong play from Abiersfeld Gelding and Milles Gros singer and Michal for Austin, while Kapil Bis oOcetitie Palnter and Pataner contributed goals for Dreinter.
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Brackenridge High Tennis Team Victory Report
Brackenridge High School tennis squad edged rival teams in a spirited match at Staosevull Park. Wally of Srackenridl Twhitiatl led attendees as Mages al Bry Huuhelyse, Hedy Vintertad, and Nigel il Vole.rete showcased strong play against PLrwogey Beed and Ged i Campbell ail NGThon ere clever with Katherine Nanteut.
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Fort Worth hosts Southwestern meet closes with high school wins
At the Fort Worth event Eastland Park Alto San Jacinto of Houston edged Edin Lore San Antonio while University of Texas Panthers led in the university division. Edison of San Antonio and Terrill Dallas Prep shone in prelims and finals as Texas Christian University fielded top performers.
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