McManus Eyes Yankees Debut as Rain Delays San Antonio Expos
In Taredo March 27, Ban Antonio Missions manager Marty McManus shows nerves as rain halts practices and threatens a potential exhibition with Joe McCarthy's 1940 World Champions. Lineup predictions, pitching plans, and delayed games loom as the Missions await their April 1 showcase.
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Ban Antonio Missions
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New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
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Wil
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Fineus
Fuzz White
George Hausmann
Woody Bell
Chuck Stevens
Vernon Stephens
Clarence Springer
Ed Busch
Bus Payton
John Gordeil
Sid Nethery
Wenr
Louis
Yanks
Fred Heaney
Kennedy
Auker
Exhibitions And Batteries Listed In A Fragmented Schedule
A chaotic OCR fragment lists exhibitions at Tramn and San Feathciecs with teams or places such as Phila Serene and Pittsburgh cancelled. It mentions batteries including Mitchell Mariner Bed abigheld Padden White Fallon Wilken Peacock and others across multiple cities like Bradenton, Winterhaven, St. Petersburg, Los Angeles, Hollywood and New York. Also notes homers and players across teams, with scattered results and incomplete scores.
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Calli
Phila Serene
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al Savasot
Nowask
Goo—art
Boston
Mitchell
Mariner
Bedabigheld
Padden
White
Fallon
Wilken
Peacock
Bradenton
Fla
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Ovo
Beaton
Ferrall
Kimball
Phoina
Fravka
Posedel
Strincovich
Masi
Winterhaven
Fley
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Rels
Russo
Dickey
Rosar
Schumacher
Jolver
Brown
Danning
Yanka Hearth
Dahleren
Giants
Seri
Haines City
Fin
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Opo' Ov
Bridges
Pippon
Tebbetty
Winsloff
Hisdale
Gexrhanser
Robinson
St. Petersburg
Fig
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Polite
Hudtinsmith
Abd Hoinsley
Elf
Lanier
NeGee
Owen
Los Angeles
Calif
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Lal
Pac
Tund
Ofann
McCulloush
Jillard
Hernandez
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Galin
Rondee
Novikert
Lex Auxelen
Hollywood
Callus Chicaza
Hullyn'd
Rathrins
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Weiland
Thiner
Weekn
Elthorn
Tet
Vler
Fort Worth Cats Feature Vets as 1940 Season Opens
Fort Worth March 27 The Fort Worth Cats bank on experience with manager Seb Linton leading a veteran lineup nicknamed the Nine Old Men. Walter Morris added players from Shreveport and new rookies, aiming for a strong season opener and possible playoff push in 1940. Uncertain pitching noted but Linton is optimistic as Greer and Linton himself pace a mix of seasoned arms and prospects.
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Port Worth
Seb Linton
Cats
Greer
la Grave Field
Linton
Knothale Gang
Photos of potential lineup stir talk and roster churn
The report outlines possible lineup appearances for Ray Starr and Fred Marberry amid roster debates. It notes limited outfield options after Johnny Stoneham retires and lists infield contenders Charles Baron Virgin Richardson Joe Yourkovich and Lee Stebbins, with Buster Chatham likely moving to third if Abreu proves ready.
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Meg
Johnny Stoneham
Charles Baron
Virgin Richardson
Joe Yourkovich
Lee Stebbins
Richardson
Irvine Jeffries
McDowell
Joe Abreu
Abreu
Jeffries
Frank Metha
White Sox
Bob Fletcher
D. J. O'Brien
Dan Amaral
Avon Pierce
Chesley McMonard
Carl Kott
Linton
Dick Teyler
Red McQuillen A Browns outfielder eyed by Missions
Glenn Richard Red McQuillen born April 19 1917 in Etrasburg Va attended Western Maryland College two years and starred as a football player. The St Tanis Browns signed him from semi pro ranks in 1998 and he spent 1999 with San Antonio before split season with Williamsport in the Mast ern League. He excels at base stealing and showed promise in spring exhibitions.
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Red” McQuillen
St. Tanis Browns
San Antonio Missions
Etrasburg
Western Maryland College
Browns
San Antonio
Sora
Williamsport
Sawyer Tries Record Again In Brownsville Channel
Sawyer plots another assault on the world X class outboard speed record in Brownsville after a night of repairs to Paul Sawyer's 100 horsepower motor. Buddy Reuter, San Antonio, and mechanic Henry Vincent aid the effort as fellow racer Frank Vincent recovers from injuries after Gar Wood’s boat overturned. Sawyer aims to push past 79.04 miles per hour set by Jean Duprey as he prepares for a Thursday attempt if needed.
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Paul Sawyer
Buddy Reuter
San Antonio
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New York
Frank Vincent
Tulsa
Mercy Hospital
Gar Wood Jy
Primi
Vincent
Young Wood
Jean Duprey
Paris
France
Woot
Sawyer
Guy
Reuter
Local Golfers Plan Active 1940 Program At San Antonio
Sportlights details an informal Wednesday meeting of the San Antonio Golfers Association led by President Ralph Baldwin to map a year round program including revival of bean tournaments across local courses. The plan aims to boost participation, create team prizes, and generate lively summer golf discourse.
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the Light
San Antonio Golfers! Association
Ralph Baldwin
Baldwin
Anicos Playing First AAU Round Leads In St Joseph
In the twelfth annual national AAU tournament at St Joseph Missouri the opening round produced upsets and high scorers. Mary Alline Banks led the Nashville Tenn Collegians with 15 points as Brunswick Missouri fell 50 to 12. Second round games schedule for afternoon include Quinlan versus Beve don and Nashville Collegians against Oakland with Galveston Animos awaiting Waverly later.
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Hoppe extends lead in billiards tournament standings
In Chicago a field of experts watches defending world champion Hoppe extend his streak to 21 straight victories with nine matches remaining in the Apr 4 finish. Jay Bozeman and Otto Reiselt chase as Layton and Mehl clash while Layton edges Schaefer and Rubin falls to Hall in late play. several matches are noted with scattered results across the field.
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Maron
APY Villa
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Tid Maater
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Mehl
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Lin Vintory
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Otto Reiselt
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Jeke Schaefer
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How About Allowing For That Bottle
Washington March 1. President George Marshall of the Washington Redskins says bleachers are too narrow and will be expanded next year. He notes that existing bleachers are 16 inches wide and a larger crowd needs more room for comfort and safety.
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George Marshall
Washington Redshins
Ic Mation
Marshall
Catholic Cage Tourney Opens With 32 Teams
Chicago March 27 Thirty two teams entered the national Catholic high school tournament opening tonight in five days of hard rally. Defending champions Central Catholic Fort Wayne Indiana faces St Augustine Austin Minnesota with Fort Wayne favored. The champions count four of five starters from last year led by Edmund Stanezar who scored 60 points in five games. Other early matches include Marmion Academy Aurora Illinois versus Messmer Milwaukee and Trinity Bloomington Illinois versus Immaculate Conception of Stephen South Dakota. Heavy action starts tomorrow with morning to late evening games. Championship final set for Sunday.
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INS
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Ind
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Austin
Minn
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Id Dehner
Ed Kiotz
Bob Henry
Theean
Marmion Academy
Aurora
Ill
Vi. Messmer
Milwaukee
Trinity of
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Immaculate Conception of
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