Browns Seek Catcher for L A Missions Team
Browns search for an experienced catcher for the San Antonio club as youngsters from the Missions camp contend for the second string role. Jerry McCarthy, from the Browns camp, is ready for Texas League action, while Walter Brown arrives to bolster the pitching staff. Chief Scout Jack Fournier says the club aims to field a winning San Antonio team with solid infield and outfield support.
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Don Palmer
Toledo
Los Angeles
Hank Camelli
St. Is Browns
San Antonio
Missions
Danny Baich
Stu Korner
Chatiey Hopkins
Browns
Levy
Jerry McCarthy
Beaumont
Mission Stadium
Walter Brown
Jack Fournier
San Anfralo
Tommy Fine
al Gerhezuser
Earl Reid
Houston
Procopio Herrera
Bob “Doyle
Lou Vayro
Robts
al Cerheauser
Torose Shits
Bey
Shippers
Harry Fowie
Oe Blankenship
Ernie Nevel
Owler
Reid
Caffery
Ine Silela
Jerryy
McCarthy
Jess
Fane
Shortstop
Tommy
Bob’ Marquis
Bill Burgo
Jong Nn
Blankenship
Browns Lose 2 Outfielders in Exhibition Game
In Oakland California the St Louis Browns dropped an 8 2 exhibition game to the Coast League champion Oaks. Browns lost two outfielders Lehner and Kokas, who collided in a fourth inning scramble. Kokas suffered a scalp gash and possible shoulder dislocation while Lehner left with dental damage. Charley Gassaway and Billy Martin homered for Oakland who piled up four runs in the frame.
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Oakland
Calif
St. Louis Browns
Dion Oakland Oake
I Charley Gassaway
Browns
Billy Marslin
Paul Lehner
Dick Kokas
Amer
Kokas
Permanente Hospital
Lehner
Bulls Win Fourth Straight in Texas League Victory
Houston Bulls pitchers combined for two hits allowed and held Rambers to a 160 victory. Rambers committed six errors as Roy Winblacs homer and 32 Bull hits paced the win. Delgado had both Rambler hits a single and a triple.
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Randolph Afb Rambiers
Roy Winblac
Delgado
Houston
Carleen
Green
Exhibition Baseball Report From Fragmented Text
Readable fragments hint at a baseball exhibition with names like Gatland and Meeany and a rally moment. The incomplete notes mention a chart, a score or rally, and two players, with unclear teams or location. The item appears promotional or rehearsal in nature.
Baker Lifts Sox Boreal Homer in Exhibition
Floyd Baker of the Chicago White Sox, long without a regular season homer, hit a bases loaded circuit in an exhibition game against the New York Giants in Phoenix. The blast came in the second inning off Larry Jansen, ending Baker’s 265 game drought since his last regular season homer for Toledo in 193. Giants, ballpark and other line details follow in the box score style from the era.
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Phoenix
Atiz
Floyd Baker
Chicago White Sox
Baker
New York A Giants
Larry Jansen
Giant
Toledo
Brackenridge Eagles Win Heights Meet Narrowly
Brackenridge Eagles edged Kerrville Antlers by one point at the Alamo Heights meet. Meeks set a new best in the broad jump while Kerrville led in several events and S A Tech, Jefferson, and San Antonio Tech also posted strong showings amid frigid conditions and a wind.
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Kerrville
Alamo Heights
Bracenridge High School
Eagles
Edison
Brackenridge
Corpus Christi
San Antonio Tech
Seff
Tech Jefferson
Ian
S. A. Tech
Andy
S. M. Meeks
Jefferson
Mustangs
Meeks
Guy Worrell
Jeff
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Kerrvilit
Billy Ed i Daniels
Tivy
Richardson
Anderson Wigh
Watten
Rerson
Bank
South San Antonio
Preer
Falfurrias
Wharton
Uvalde
TMI
Harlendale
Palacios
Fredericksburg
Beeville
Floresville
Brackenstatte
Ind
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Miss Groner
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Anderson
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Wishes & Lawrenes
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Richendean
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Mires Waarton Folenton
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Wile Vale
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Caridge Ia
Roeland
Assestro
Maret Mans
Sunday School Night Broadens Parish Grid At Jefferson High
Jefferson High hosts a Sunday night program with adult games and four senior contests. Laurel Heights Methodist and Ft Sam Houston Post provide senior tilt at 7 p.m. SL Mark's Episcopals and Latter Day Saints play at 7 p.m. Trinity Methodist vs First Baptist at 9 p.m. Asceni Lutheran vs Highland Park Presbyterian at 10 p.m.
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Jefferson High School
Laurel Heights Methodist
Ft. Sam Houston Post Thapes
Episcopals
Latter Day Saints
Trinity Methodist
First Baptist
Asceni Jzlen Lutheran
Highland Park
Presbyterian
Jacksonville Gelf LIP ALU be SSI ites L ay
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College baseball game recap with scattered names
A fragmented recap mentions players Gruber Hardin Simmons and Fearon among others in a college baseball game. Scores and positions are unclear, with partial lines such as 099 000 and 200 100 referenced alongside player names. The readable items suggest a box score style summary but lack full context or clear outcomes.
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Erin
Gruber
Mosriny Robizros
Fearon
Welcome Home Champs from Fourth Army Basketball Team
The Fourth Army basketball squad, the Headquarters Detachment Med Field Service, led by Maj. John Kramer, captured the world wide army basketball title at Ft Diz M J. They return by plane to Brooksfield Ine Saturday to a welcome with an honor guard and band. Brig. Gen. J. J. Martin at Ft Sam Houston will honor them at a dinner after a retreat parade Monday.
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Med Field Service
Fourth Army
Ft. Diz
M. J
John Kramer
Brooksfield
Mess
Ft Sam Houston
J. J. Martin
Local Heights tennis tournament features tight sets
The Alamo Heights tennis meet opened Friday on Heights courts with players like Gonzales, Fatfurries, and Welty advancing. Match play included close scores such as 6 0 7 0 and 6 3, with names like Armutrong, Boss, and Austin featured in early rounds as organizers and players maneuver through the draw.
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Fae
Fkeniane
Het Welty Uetla
Houston
Pope Ang
Cer
Sailer
Ass Warten
Wales
Iain Ae
Ansley Asa Muett
Frisco and Loyola Meet in NT Finals
New York March 18 The national invitation tournament reaches its climax as the San Francisco Dons face Loyola of Chicago in the title game. Both teams have erased rivals and rely on star guards Kerris for Loyola and Lofgran for San Francisco with Nagel directing Loyola and Herrerias guiding the Dons. The outcome seems unlikely to be an upset and the game promises a tight, shared-control finale.
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Gardner
Alvin Gardner
San Antonio
Dallas
New Braunfels
Houston
Seguin
Beaumont
Cuero
Mission Stadium
Robstown
New York
University of San Francisco
Loyola of Chicago
Carson
Loyola
Jack Kerris
Bradley
Kerris
Doose
Don Lofgran
San’ Francisco
Bowlingreen
Nagel
Cenny Nagel
Kercis
San Francisco
Rene Herrerias
Dons
Nega
Layola
Jefferson Tennis Meet Ends In Narrow Victory
Jefferson won a five team tennis meet at TMI courts on Friday. Jonn Hernandez beat Stanley Rosenberg 60 60. Frank Goodman defeated John Fortrand 62 62. Dale Miller beat Boo ove 64 511-9. Goodman’s and fom. West Osenhere and Gerald Suber partnered in doubles, while Ronald Watt and William Christilles beat Fortrand and Tom Kaufman 41 5. Houston netters beat Baylor 51 at NACO.
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Jefferson Ways
TMI
Jonn Hernandez
Stanley Rosenberg
Frank Goodman
John Fortrand
Dale Miller
Booove
Goodman
Fom
West Osenhere
Gerald Suber
Ronald Watt
William Christilles
Fortrand
Tom Kaufman
Oklahoma A&M and Oregon State face West crown bid
Oklahoma A&M and Oregon State collide for a Western NCAA title berth in Seattle. The Aggies edged Wyoming 40 to 39 as Center Jack Shelton sealed the win with a late field goal. Shelton scored three baskets in the final 1:40 while Wyoming stalled in the closing minutes.
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Kansas City
UINS
Oklahoma A. & Me
Oregon’ State
Seattle
Aggies
Wyoming
Jack Shelton
Municipal Auditorium
Beore
Shelton
Tedoregon State
Arkansas
Razorbacks
South western recreation track meet sparks record chase
March 1919 at Worth records likely to fall as the twenty sixth annual South western recreation track and field meet unfolds. New high marks are expected in preliminaries and finals across high school university and college divisions with Texas A and M Texas and Tulane among top rivals in sprint events. Darren Hooper of Worth boosts the high school shot put with a 55 foot 334 inch prelim, while North Texas State defends its college title and a large field of 1600 entrants competes nationwide.
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Worth
Western Recreation
Sue High
Darren Hooper
New Side
FC Worth
Hooper
Dallas
Texas A&m
Texas
Corpus Christi
Woodrow Jit
Son of
FT. Worth
Sunset of
Local Student Involved In Unclear Incident Near Wheatley High
Granville, a student at Booker T. Washington School, reportedly shot at a student near Wheatley High School along the S.P. railroad track. Principal Sam Kane sought confirmation of the incident and identity of a large dead eagle carried by Granville, who resides at 502 Shirley.
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Granville
Taylor
Booker T. Washington School
Sam Kane
Candelman
Schol
S.P
I Wheatley High School
Kane
Wheatly, High
Two Sunday Polo Matches Feature High and Low Goals
Fans may see two Sunday polo games at Miller Field on W W White Road and Brackenridge Park. A high goal contest pits Austin against Lubbock while a low goal clash features Oak Valley and San Antonio. The riders include Mather Roy Barry Don Howden for Lubbock and Watson for Oak Valley with opposing teams named.
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Foto
Austin
Lubbock
Miller Field
W.W. White Rd
Seguin Hwy
Oak Valley
San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Erc
Tom
John
Mather
Roy
Barry
Don Howden
Bill Barry
Gilly Gilmore
Lloyd Wilshire
John Lapham
Brackenridge
Modell Allred
Cal
Toi Hastey
Tim Malls
Augusta women golfers chase titles in windy roundthree
Sterling reports the March 19 golf roundup from Augusta where top contenders Kirby Findlay Kirk Kielty Suggs and others battle shifting winds at the Augusta Country Club. Scores hover around 75 with several players tied for first as wind and weather affected rounds.
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Sterling de la Augusta
Augusta Country
Kirby
Atlanta
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Kirk
Kirlty
Long Beach
Oaklend
Georgiia
Louise Suggs
Kielty
Suggs
Babel
Zaharias
Babes
Patiy
Blochy
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Phillips and Bittner Meet in National AAU Showdown
The Philips Offers bid for a seventh straight national AAU title facing the Oakland Bittners in Oklahoma City. They advanced with a 45 point semifinal win over Seattle Alpine Dairy, while the California five beat the Peoria Diesels 62 to 59 in a tight match.
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Oklahoma
Incoherent Sports Scores and Names From A Fragmented Page
A scrambled OCR fragment lists badminton and tennis team notes, player names, and match results. It includes partial scores, lineups, and references to players such as Horton Wunsch Borders Wert and Bolin, with numerous unreadable segments and misordered text.
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Lary Institute
Bosal
Batier
Horten- Wunsch
Ripsil-Barton
Cryer-Earesissr
Bra Hoabies
Bolin Bash Horton
Wukasch
Eteran Amen
Gaia
Sineles
Gecona
Garland
Russell
Setetea Geis
Mervborler
Secind Rosa
Terry
Helatta Flount- Peters
Easc
Louis Wins Heavyweight Bout in Dallas Fight
Joe Louis won an eight round decision against Tex Boddie of Omaha before about 500 spectators in Dallas. Louis, weighing 222, dominated the bout and floored Boddie in the third round. Preliminary bouts included Lee Minor 126 Dallas defeating Chris Donaldson 155, Billy Hodges 127 Dallas stopping Ron Borfiend 127 Houston, and Hermgo Palgo 143 Houston stopping Gene Smith 144 Dallas in 1:45 of the fifth.
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Dallas
Joe Louis
Tex Boddie
Omaha
Neb
Louis
Boddie
Boduie
Bo’ Lee Minor
Chris Donaldson
Billy Hodges
Ron Borfiend
Houston
Stone Mine Jate
Hergo Pailgo
Gene Smith
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