Missions Triumph in Sunday Spring Game Over Humble Oilers
San Antonio Missions rookie team beat Humble Oilers 2-0 at Henderson led by Nielson and Gabe. McCabe delivered a third inning homer, while Nielson and Palmyra backed with key plays as Severide rearranges lineup for Monday's rematch.
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Imo
Shrlig
Saly Antonio Miselotte Minuites
Virijy Ess
Hank Severeid
Humble Oilers
Overton
Texas
Henderson
Orother
George Nielson
Eynie Mr‘Gabe
San Antonio Tinsup
Nieken
San Diegol
Calif
San Antonio
McCabe
Sada Stesing
Severeld
California
Gunnay
McPnad
Nielson
Palymye
Enile
Blanton
McPhanl
Abracae Buck
Usal Grant
Stanton
Soule
Callahan of
Sado
TRS Coe
Berton
Trey
RapsAstonig
Mepheul
Elvon
Halk Mrauss
Vmpies
Ross
Carawell
Ime
Aggie Poloists Triumph Over Vaqueros in Close Match
Texas A and M polo team defeated Eagle Lake Vaqueros 10 to 4 in College Station. Jace Miller of Linton led scoring with five goals as the Aggies won the series’ opening game weeks ago. In Vienna a crowd of 2000 hissed and booed as Thalian MM faced Avetha Gunday amid tensions and a Nazi element among spectators.
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AGGIE
College Station
Texas A
Eagle Lake Rundsy
Jace Miler
Linton
Avatrians
Vienna
Rattler Nine Needing Work Boosts After Laredo Setback
Ratlers begin a week of intensive fielding drills under Coach Mose Simms after losing three games in Laredo. Practices run 10 to 11 39 each morning with extensions Tue and Thu, as they prep for a series with either Kenedy in Bruni, Texas next weekend. Fred Fecher pitched well Sunday morning and Zoehiner collected five hits, including a homer and a double, as the squad looks to improve coordination under Simms and Coach Sionas.
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Mose Simms
Lareds
SL Marr
University Ratlers
Ratlers
Ilher Kenedy
Bruni
Terns
Gooch Lims
Frank Bridges
Ice Hockey Scores and League Results From Night Action
National league shows Rangers 2 Canadiens 3 as the night’s headline in a full-night roundup. Detroit 4 London 9 in the international playoffs. St Laws 4 Tusca 1 in the American association. Boston 4 Quebec New Haven Favr ie and others noted. Clyde Littlefield named director of Camp Littlefield with Echreiner Institute influence.
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York Rangers
Stontreal Canadiens
Detroit
London
St. Laws
Tusca
Boston
Quebec
New Haven
Fravie
Dence
Gilstraf
Littlefield
Kerrville
Maron
Bulls Giletrap
Echreiner Institute
Texas Universely
Clyde Littlefield
Training Camp Dope From Ine Associated Press
A chaotic spring training report highlights Manuel Onis and other hopefuls in Florida camps. Onis shows 30 fast, with Stengel weighing him as third string for the Dodgers while Giants and Cardinals discuss replacements. Other notes cover Cardinals practice, Wilson’s back pain, Mize taking it easy, and Simmons sidelined as rosters shape for the season.
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Ine Associated Press
Driande
Fla
Manuel Onis
AU Lopez
Onis
Camp Slenk
Stengel
Brooklyn Nedgers
Lopaz
Gordon Phelps
Houston's New Manager All-around Ball Player
Ira Delos Smith, a versatile baseball figure noted for catching, infield, outfield, and pitching, began with Decatur in 1925. His career spanned Rochester, Elmira, and Houston, with managing stints at Elmira and Rochester, a 337 batting pace, and a reputation as a fan favorite despite shifts across positions.
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Houston
Fida
Diralix
Ira Delos Eanth
Touston Butts
Smith
Jin
Eamcs
Port Wayne
Cecil Smith Leads Texas Pio to Narrow Victory
In Los Angeles on March 25 the Texas Polo team, led by Cecil Smith, dominated Riviera in a tight 12 to 11 finish at the Riverside Country Club. Tom Macher opened the deciding scoring move after a pass from Jimmy Rogers, with Ayling Uiouga sealing the top-right win. Teammates listed include Climore, Snowy Baker, and Fay Williams among others.
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Cecil Smith
Los Angeles
Marcy
Texas Pio
Allestar
Ayling Uiouga
Tesas
Riviera
Bay
Climore
Aiden Rook
Ze Fay Willams
Ae ‘Toth Marine
Snowy" Baker
Tark
Exhibition Schedule and Sunday Results Summary
Amateur exhibition schedule lists matches including New York venues and Saint Petersburg, with results for Boston, St. Louis, Oakland, San Francisco, and Cleveland among others. Rotational lineups feature players and batteries, listing names such as Wilson, Newsome, Pinnen, Warnerke, and Hildebrand alongside city and team mentions.
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Boston
Wilson
Mereau
Suilizan
Esett
Hinkle
Derrincer
Schohnaon
Campbell
Lombardi
St. Louie
CIA
Newsome
Knolt
Heath
Holly
Harris
Ash
Crouse
Chicero
Baltuties
Roat
Ienchaw Ani Goebel Stevenson
Conan
Tobin and
MacMullen
Pezuilo
Tord
Washington
Kansas City
Linke
Coppels
Bolton
Fredwicnd
Straugs
Page
Marleau
Parker
Garton
Brease
Eveland
Orleans
Hildebrand
Pearar
Brown
Myatt
George
Zuber
Cumertad
Hitbarn
Autry
Belt
Pittshareh
Silveron
Smith and Parden
Wakefield
Vance
Descheine
Glenn
Ie Ag Htvighla
Boilerica
Parelex
Smith
Benon
Ard Mancuso
Richards
A. Benon
Marcum
Boxy
Desvent
Brooklyn
Vo Haltertoa
Howe
Frienor
Cochrane
Munga
Lamarrae
Eisensta
Peatteriess
Phisiica
Pullips
Yorks Steim
Hunt
Lrosh
Tomlines
Park Worth
Milier
Hears
Terhune
Tune
Glalta
Howslin Te & Po
Varnigang
Krenek
Lewle
Schulte
Micks
Wallace
Cataho
Franka
Rural Murry Wins Tourist Trophy at Dragon Meet
Rural Murry captured the American motorcyete trophy for tourist trophy racing at the Dragon club meet Sunday afternoon at Reyard farm. He posted 7 points, ahead of Art Armstrong with 11 2 and Jack O’Leary. The event featured crashes and thrills as riders and cars battled for positions. The Dragon club plans a hill climb at Toepperwein ranch on the Frederickburg road next Sunday afternoon.
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Murry
David McRae
Dragon Club
Toepperwein Ranch
Prederivkeburg Road
Tuck O'teary
Arthur
Armetrons
Frail Murry
Pieren
Llnse
Les Wares Cligs O
Eicet Rimer
Geuund
Magden-Wraenghen
O'Leary
Muriel Moeller
Maery
W. Ness
Mayden
Pettey
Freeforall
Firt
Armstrong
Eoond
J. O'Leary
Pigeon Wins Dallas Tie in Wide Pigeon Sweep Stakes
In Dallas the pigeon owned by Oren Spencer of Richardson led 194 birds in the daily race, leaving Hope at 10 a.m. Sunday and returning to its home loft at 12:30 p.m. to win the Dallas Pigeon Sweepstakes. Next Sunday's event will start at 2 p.m. in Little Rock Arkansas.
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Dallas
Oren Spencer
Michardson
Hope
Stk
Little Hock
Ark
Fists Swing As S A Soccer Club Wins Title
The Carta Blanca club from Dallas defeated the Mexico club 2 0 at Vai Dale Stadium in San Antonio to claim the state championship for the fourth time in six years. Ernie Hart scored both goals, with the first coming early in the match after a corner from Eddie Charles. Dallas defenders and midfielders limited Paul Kelhoster’s chances, while Hart added a second goal in the second period after a fast break. A melee erupted after Hart was fouled, delaying play more than 15 minutes as players and spectators clashed. Key contributors for Carta Blanca included Rafael Fernandez Isidro Flores and Vicente Gomez, with goalkeeper Charles and Ernie Hart earning standout marks. Atlas Boys also beat La Fe Tigers and Gonzales in earlier play, as the Allag eleven junior champs won a separate prelim.
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San Antonio
International Socrer
Carta Blanca
Mexico
Daling
Vai Dale Stadium
Ernie Hart
Eddie Charles
Paul Kelhoffer
Dallas
Galvestons Browns
Carta Btanco
Hanes
Rafael Fernandex
Tuing
Martine
Dellas
Hall
Hart
Isidro Fines
Charles
Flores
Manuel Calvillo
Jack Trierehetdt
Hesfard
Walter Hoe
Tsidro Flores
Vicente Gomez
Paul Kelhoster
G. Rivers
E. English
Atlas Boys
Allaima-Tispana-a Americana
Juan
Honey
Gonzales
Allison in Form in Waco Matches
Wilmer Allison the United States' top ranked singles player visited Waco to demonstrate his polished game. He defeated Wilbur Hess of Rice Institute 6-3 6-2 in singles and, with Edgar Weiler, beat Hess and Jake Hess 8-3 6-3 in doubles. About 400 spectators watched the exhibition. Anbury Hardyeuave also featured in the doubles event.
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Allison
Waco
Tex
Wilmer Allison
United States
Austin Tls
Edgar Weller
Texas
Wilbur Hess
Rice
Shooting Event Highlights At Liberty Pistol Rifle Club Meet
Otto Hegemann captained the Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club in its first formal prize shoot of the season at Ex position range. N. R. A. Course standings show Nissen leading at 60 yards with 270, while Hegemann topped the poties course at 26 yards with 28. Old maestro L. L. Ottne challenged, then remained to shoot off-time. Nearby San Antonio Gun Club results feature Cooper and Mrs. Toepperwein sharing skeet and trap honors, with Lyman taking runner-up in both events and winning a tiredicap shoot from 23 yards.
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Iim Tal
Rochester
Smith
Rose
Elmira
Enach Ang
Wlenka Henrys
Chempionenip
Otto Hegemann
Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club
Exposition Range
Dax Nissen
Hegemann
L. L. Ottne
Dougal
Grubbs
Afi
Aestengun
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Cooper
Ad Toepperwein
San Antonio
Denetice Skeel
Holland Jed
J. We Pevey
I Potan
Ra “Terpel
Ida
Tint Nissen Sia Ch
J. C. Sora
Naas Bata Stucken
Uisombey
Ite
Nets
O'Dantal
William Fetter
Lyman
Ted
Seanaer
Women Start Golf Tourney Headed by Mira Ree
San Antonio golfers open a club women’s tournament with a large field led by defending champ Jeg Ree and runner-up Mrs. B J Leis. Two tournament rounds and two consolation groups offer prizes for winners. Match play begins Tuesday with finals Friday. Nine teen teams compete.
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Mira
Jeg Ree
B. J. Leis
San Antonio
Clint
Roe
Lewis
State
Ann Mattison
Carolyn Brown
Prlzes
Matleson Ateved
Termament
Sie
Fer
H. A. Bartrai
War
W. E. Sankey
William Thornton
Mars. J.B. Burr
G. A. Matleson
Sankey
Thornton
Archery Meet Marksmen With Mixed Scores Across Teams
Archery results show Wister Archery Jeanne leading, with two seniors present. Lloyd Sehwarts J C Starkson Bei Skinner and E Migainhatinm led a strong squad scoring 100 in team rounds. Individual totals list Clarkston 359 points 9 bullseyes Homer 205 6 bulls, plus many others. Rainy Blasingame led senior American year with 152 points. Exhibition next weekend in Charlotte with several members not included in the tri.
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Wister
Jeanne
Lloyd Sehwarts
J. C. Starkson
Bei Skinner
Blebert Wheeley
Hallseye
W. EB
Nelson
Eimeoreg
Mivnce
Elnya Schwartz
Clarkson
Higeinnot
Homer
Hite
Ehantine
Betty Rae Davis
Anii
Thor
Peares
Neeler
Ilo
Schwartz
Bill
TF & Se
Kinbetham
Serei Mhce
Charlotte
Coxe
Merabeen
Rebbs Lane
Olmos’ Park
Viellaca
Schmeling Ha Title Chance Says Hamas on Baer Fight
Hamas states Schmeling has a shot at beating Baer, praising Schmeling as smarter and harder to beat. He argues a knockout path could force Baer into a loss, cites Schmeling’s ring intelligence, and notes Baer plans to go to London for three weeks before returning to the United States.
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Schmeling HA
HAMAS
Paris
Schereling
Steve Hamas
Universal Service Today
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Kamas
Bealings
Bie Ting
Schmeling
Baer
Jose
Hari
England
Ce xi
Wnrm
Bainas
London
United States
Amateur Ball Game Results At Local Park
A garbled list of amateur baseball results and upcoming games is reported from Leckiich and nearby fields. Mentions teams such as the Tuzana Service station squad, Perpetual Help, Harton dale Athletics, and the Hi-De-Hi Knights. Notable notes include a 97 victory by Le Fe Dine Win, a 14-5 game behind pitching of George Meehan, and Perpetual Help beating Squadron 47 in a 3-1 doubleheader victory with details on players and positions.
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Gems
le Fe
Ti Hi
Perpetual Help
Hartondale Athletics
Barett Neldamood
Herlaritale
George Meehan
Higdon
Bt Holden
Hernandes
Secon
Helpers
Leas
Secon Bazeman
Godl
Squadron 47
Randolph Field
Abilene Picked for 1995 Golf Championship Site
Abilene was chosen as the site for the 1995 West Texas Golf Association championship meet at Abilene Country Club. The tournament dates were set for May 14. The selection left Abilene as the sole bidder after a withdrawal by a rival.
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Abilene
West Texas Gol Association
Abilne Country Club
Miteral Wells
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Charlie Dressen
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S. A. Soccer Club
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University of Southern California
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Tuzana Service Station
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