Home Fans Get First Look at Missions Here
The San Antonio Missions premier a home appearance under manager Bob Coleman after 24 years with a 3 PM Saturday game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Tech Field. The series continues Sunday and midweek, with lineup notes, rookie releases, and local officials watching closely as Coleman tests a mix of veterans and young players for a potential contender season.
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San Antoine Missions
Noo
Bob Coleman
Teague
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tech Field
Taney
Laredo Tweeday
Pittsburghs
Regulata
Gy Blanton
Guy Bush
Mace Brown
San Antonio
Coleman
Lareco
Bob
Boo Munerief
Maerief
Tatestne
Bil Miller
Hannibell
Mike Hinder
Phoenix
Ariz
Ash Hilln
Ate Miler
Bod
Entio
Ewald Pyle
Raw Jeague
Johnny Duns
Tinewp
Arts Schevein
Tony Criscola
Buck Stanton
Larry Hellencourt
Ralph Catallero
Terrell Traweek
Tiger Held
Jess Newmen
Toriyny Cimno
Walter Bruwand
Has Payton
Mickey Hornsby
Ernest Spence
Criscola
Caballero
Leo Najo
Brawend
Bettencourt Ahons
Golenth
Lc, Mekyoy
Louis
The
Missions
St. Louis Browns
Texas
Cole- Bian
Training Camp Chatter From AP Sparks Trade Hints
The AP reports camp chatter on Clark Griffiths visit with the Senators and possible trades, while players dismiss such talk as mere day chatter. wet grounds hindered Sarasota workouts as Ed Brandt and Fred Frankhouse skipped play.
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Clearwater
Ed Brandt
Fred. Frankhouse
Sarasota
Red Sox
Bradenton
Senators Pep Promises for Spring Training Ball
Orlando dispatch notes Washington Senators strong spring hype with young talent and pitching depth. Manager Harris aims for 1936 pennant with Travis to short, Lewis at third, and Lewis, Myer, and Fetaletla infield depth while emphasizing pitching, relief options, and catching trio Bolton Holbrook Starr.
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Eddie Brietz
Orlando
Fin
Dark Horses
Washington Senators
Dalny
Phils
Sebring
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Crason
Curt Davin
Boston Red Sox
Detroit ‘Tigers
Fox
Griffith
Bucky Harris
Clus
Promize
Harris
Coday
Senators
Gechl Travis
Johny Lewis
Chattanooga
Lewis
Borky
Ty Gwo
Buck Newsome
St. Louis Browns
Ed Litke
Griffis
Bart Whitehill
Pete Appleton
Toronto
Jimmy Deshong
Yanks
Deshong
Henry Goppela
Monte Weaver
Richard Lanshan
Levy
Joe Buhe
Charlie Myers
Travis
Oswald Bluege
Ralph Kress
Cubatl
Roberto Fetaletla
James Holbrook
Bill Starr
Hattesburg
New York Yankees
Fort Worth Meet Opens With Wide Sprint Field
Fort Worths fourteenth annual southwestern exposition track and field meet drew hundreds of athletes from Texas and Oklahoma. Preliminaries and finals span university college junior college prep and high schools plus municipal pentathlon with a featured 100 meter dash including Wallender Reeves Brown Cox and others. Santa Anna’s Jack Price set shot put records while Thomas Jefferson Mustangs led the high school qualifiers with multiple events advancing to semis and finals.
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Fort Work
Southwest
Wallender
University of l Texas
Reeves
Texas
Brown
North Texas Teachers
Cox
University of Oklahoma
Okahoma
Jack Price
Pountier
Saita Anna
Johnny Bhrague
Southern Methodist University
Cecil Burnett
Thomas Jefferson High School
San Antonio
Port ‘Worth
Tein
Tiwee Brackenridge
Manuel Bettancourt
Mustang
Dillon
Freyino
Parrett
Taylor
Long
Benke
Barrett
Price
Gordon
Nickerson
Delavan
Brackenridge
Hinzel
Dreiss
Hargrove
Randolph to Play Oilers Two Games
Randolph baseball fans will be given two chances to see the Tulsa Oilers of the Texas league during the coming week. The Air Corps Primacy Firing School detachment will entertain the Oilers, training at Seguin. A game at 2:30 Tuesday on Grater field, Randolph's fine diamond. The Oilers meet Squadron 52 at the same time and place Friday afternoon.
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Randolph
Tulsa Oilers
Air Corps
Oilers
Seguin
Iil
Grater Field
Squadron 52
Rattlers to Start Spring Scrimmaging Schedule
The St. Mary's University Rat tines begin scrimmages next week after a month of conditioning as they prepare two spring grid contests. The team meets Texas A and I Javelinus on April 4 in VXingeville arrival, then April 18 in the second game.
Eagles Show Hitting Power In Friday Win
Brackenridge Eagles finish with 15 hits in an 11 to 2 victory over Brooks Field Post. Harry Wernke delivered the go ahead blow while Harold Rahm hit a homer to left and four Eagles collected four hits each. Kraus pitched five strong innings, and Brackenridge heads to Central Catholic Tuesday.
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Brackenridge High School Eagles
Eagles
Brooks Field
Harry Wernke
Harold Rahm
Eagle
Johnny Bill
Amos Miller
Fagles
St Marys Rattlers Face Macdona In Sunday Baseball
St Mary's University Rattlers baseball opens at Macdona Sunday at 2 PM. Coach Mose Sirums plans a full squad of about 20 players with likely starters Theron Dossey Joe Ehrler and Lefty Simon at pitchers. Catcher Bill Irwin and infielders Wilfred Moore Woodrow Roy Sam Nelson Andy Obrlott Lawrence Velter plus outfielders Ehrier Clayton Folcomb appear among likely lineup.
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St. Mary’s
Macdona
St. Mary's University Rattlers
Mose Sirums
Theron Dossey
Joe Ehrler
Lefty Simon
Bill Irwin
Wilfred Moore
Woodrow Roy
Sam Nelson
Andy Obrlott
Lawrence Velter
If Ehrier
Clayton Folcomb
Fight Results List From Various Cities
A garbled boxing results list shows fighters and scores across multiple cities including Boston Worcester Missoula San Francisco and Chicago. The entries jumble names weights and outcomes with several outpoints and stoppages but the exact results are unclear due to the transcription errors.
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Associated Frees
Pea Ala—Frerie Miler
An. Statute Nee Marlin
Boston
Moston
Ken ‘Overlin
Johnny Thosai
Worcester
Duluth
Johnny Ergavec
Duduth
Amare
Jack Kerang
Los Angeles
Franklin S Wallace
Missoula
Opal
Fontaine
Thoma
Francisco
Brooklyn
Cor Stontane
Manin
Tiger Wade
Chicago
Genom
Rey Amy Jows Bustot
San Francisco
Diet
Lee Ramage
Jack Wares
Gaidang
Chorkle Burns
Ona
Jimmy McLeod
Ric R
Bornara
Ington
Tules
Oula
Sun’s energy loss and a treasury official’s tale
The piece notes the sun radiates power at a vast rate and weighs the emitted radiation, estimating immense mass loss daily. It then recounts Houston B. Teehet, a Cherokee Indian from Oklahoma, who served as treasury registrar under Wilson. It mentions a Civil War nickname Teeter and guardian years, ending with a request for mail replies about the Hellere IC or Nob cartoons.
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Khe Morisund
Mwr
Teehee
Houston B. Teehet
Tsbleqush
Oklahoma
Treasury
Wilson
Teeter
Dthlhi
Biller
Techee
United States
Catholic High Race Narrows at thirteenth prep tourney
Catholic prep basketball action narrows to eight quarterfinalists at the thirteenth annual national tournament. Indiana teams Mertz Memorial Ryansville and Decatur Catholic join St. Mary of Anderson as early qualifiers, with Chicago area schools La Salle, St Phillip, and St George Evanston also prominent contenders.
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Chicago
Campion High
Prairie du Chien
Wis
St. Francis
5. C
Indian Mission School
Indiana
Mertz Memorial of
Ryansville
Catholic of
Decatur
St. Mary of Anderson
Williams Bareknuckle Semi Final Clash at Walkathon Arena
Wrestling figure Sy Williams who lost to Juan Humberto last Wednesday night hurt his hand in the semi final at Walkathon Arena. Williams vows hand will heal by then as Italian Len Macaluso, a Colgate football star, makes first Texas trip. Milo Steinborn, acclaimed by locals as a top athlete, will again top the action with Joe Mullens of Houston refereeing.
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Sy Williams
Juan Humberto
Len Macaluso
Colgate University
Walkathon
Williams
Maca- Juso
Texas
Milo Steinborn
Nho
Joe Mullens
Elouston
Too Wet for Golf at Charleston Open Postponed
A heavy rain turned Charleston Country Club’s course into mud forcing postponement of the third round of the $3000 Charleston Open championship. The third round was set for this morning with final 14 notes in the afternoon.
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Charleston
S.C
USI
Charleston Country Club
Exhibitions and schedules amid rain delays in Florida and beyond
Florida exhibitions were postponed or canceled due to rain. The schedule lists games and venues in San Antonio Greatwater Sebring St. Petersburg and Beaux restaurants with teams including New York Chicago Detroit and Boston under varying conditions. Local patterns show heavy cross region activity with multiple matchups across Pensacola Austin and New Orleans during the day.
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Ov. HE
Gievoland
Lee, Snoum and
Hartnett
Odex
Hudlin
Taescher
Hildebrand Co En Betker
Pensacola
Fis Rice
Nahenc
New Yorke
Galleria
Work
Vandeerhor
Kofey
Mlaembé
Hofferth
Castle Ang
Gumbert
Senhe
Kuay
Austin
RHE
Houston
la Fexna U
Simmons
Florida
Washington
Phillies
Winterhaven
Cincinnati
New Fork Yanks
Tampa
Aakglend
Brooklyn
Boston
Hed Sox
Caneiatit
Philadelphia
Newavie
Sebrime
San Antonio
Texas
Plitabureh
Greatwater
AL Sebring
Fla
Newark
San Bernardino
Calif
Chicago
Los Angeles
New Orie and
Cleveland
Western Fort Worth Horse Show Gelding Winner
At the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Show in Fort Worth the gelding division was won by B Middle List owned by Amy Novich Freeman of San Antonio. Rex Sliver owned by Mrs. H. C. Miller of Tyler took second, Star Duat owned by Mrs. A. W. Santules of Fort Worth placed third, and Lion Heart owned by T. Ky Stmutona of Tulsa finished fourth. Other results list multiple horses and owners across Oklahoma, Texas, and Dallas figures, with names like Novleg, King, March Wind, Joanna Jean, and Moonlight Marne noted among breed and performance listings.
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FT. Worth
Port Worth
Macon
Mins Amy Novich Freeman
San Antonio
Rex Sliver
H.C. Miller
Tyler
Star Duat
A. W. Santules
Fort Worth
Ourth
Lion Heart
T. Ky Stmutona
Tulsa
Bridas
Oakland Stock Farm
Hiland
M.A. Dent Tals
Oxmuliree
Okla
Woos'n Chater
R. Hy Friedrich
Ifirat
Joanna Jean
Cleo Georee
MANGIN KEEPS WINNING PACE AT TORONTO MEET
Joe Mangan, a Cornell law student, dominates Canadian indoor marks in Toronto. He shatters the Canadian mile record with 4 13, then wins in 4 16.2 at Maple Leaf Gardens. Helen Stephens, Eulace Peacock and Sammy Richardson highlight sprinting and jumping feats as records fall.
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Toronto
Joe Mangan
Cornell
Glen Cunningham
Kansas
Gene
Hamilton
Cunningham
Man
Maple Leaf Gardens
Frank Nordell
New York A.C
Nace Nth
BM Daley
Dedealt University
Helen Stephens
Lanky Fulton
Dusky
Eulace Peacock
Temple
Sammy Richardson
Miss Stephens
Peacock
Richardson
Milton Green
Harvard
al Threagirl
Termple
Corelius Johnston
Complop
Callf
Amateur Ball Rejiable Battery Team Formed From Texas Wolverines
The Rejiable Battery company baseball team, once the Texas Wolverines, will practice Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 o'clock on the Irving school diamond. Comprised of Standard Battery employees, the squad lists players Sierra Gates Campos Torres Cross Lopez Casafova V Figueroa J Figueroa A Caropos T Mangum H Mangum Franklin Schneider Azeppa Pence Garele Bruey Stone Aguilar Huizar and waterboy Oscar R. del Castillo.
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Rejiable Battery Company
Texas Wolverines
Irving School
Standard Battery Company
Battery Factory
Sierra
Gates
Azeppa
Pence
Garele
Bruey
Stone
Aguilar
Huizar
The
Waterboy
Oscar R. del Castillo
Percy Locey Leaves Denver to Coach Oregon State
Denver March 21 Coach Percy Locey resigns to join the administrative staff of Oregon State College effective immediately. He has led the Denver University football team since 1932.
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Percy Locey
Oregon State
Denver
Percy Lorey
Denver University
Oregon State Colege
Universals and Globes Clash for AAU Title in Denver
The Universals of Hollywood California meet the Globe Refiners of McPherson Kansas for the National AAU basketball championship in Denver. The Globes defeated the Santa Fes 44 to 41 to reach the final, while the Universals thrashed Hutchinson 45 to 16 to advance. The final pits the Globes fast break against the Universals slow break, with two tall centers and star players Fortenberry and Lublin featuring in a high-stakes title duel that could send a USA Olympic hopeful to New York trials.
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Denver
Marsh
McPherson
Globes
Santa Fes
Universals
Denver Safeways
Hutchingon
Royal Hearts of St Louis
Young Men's Institute of San Francisco
Greeley, Colo
Santa Pas
The
Colorado College
Penn Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Saterways
McPnerson
Californians
Jon Fortenberry
Universal
Frank Lublin
Thamg
United States
New York
M.C. A
Sane Sants Fes
Fivt Ehamns
Hutchinson
Parker Defeated in Bermuda Meet
Frankie Parker of Spring Lake New Jersey loses to R P Murray of Montreal 6 4 3 6 in Bermuda championship quarterfinals. Bitsy Grant of Atlanta defeats Laird Watt of Montreal 8 2 8 8, John McDiarmid Texas beats J Gilbert Hail South Orange 6 7 1 6 9 3, Wilmer Hines of Columbia 8 6 4 6 3.
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Hamilton
Benna
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
R. Pe Murray
Montreal
Parker
Bryan
Bitsy
Grant
Atlante
Laird Watt
John McDiarmid
Texas
J. Gilbert Hail
Fighter Scarpati Dies of Injuries
Tony Scarpati a New York welterweight boxer died in Bushwick Hospital after a 60 hour battle following a skull injury from a Tuesday night fall in a bout with Lou Ambers. Ambers canceled scheduled fights in Providence Flint and Paterson in response to the death.
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New York
Tony Scarpati
Voxer
Bushwick Hospital
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N.Y
Scarpati
Ambers
Buster Brown
Providence
Tony Herrery
Flint, Mich
Bresela Gareia
Paterson, N. J
Macionis Lowers Collegiate 300 Yard Medley Record
Johnny Macionis of Yale shaves six and six tenths seconds from the national collegiate 300 yard medley mark during Inter Collegiate Swimming Association trials in Columbia pool New York March 21 The sophomore time of 3 40 6 eclipsed Walter Ashley's 3 47 2 set two years ago advancing Yale toward the championships
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Macionis
New York
Johnny Macionis
Yale
Inter Collegiate Swimming Association
Columbia
Philadelphia Natator
Walter Ashley
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