Cleveland Wests Best Ball Club Leads in Early Season Race
Cleveland Indiana rises as top western contender with Roger Perkinpaugh’s Indians close behind Washington in the American League race after nine straight wins. Wes Ferrell seeks fifth straight win as the Tribe prepares for an eastern debut against the Athletics in Philadelphia. Joe Cranin fuels a 8-5 victory over the Browns with a homer and extra-base hits while Lefty Gomes suffers a first loss for the Senators.
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Sons of America to Face Border Showdown Sunday
The Bons of America are set to play Del Rio LuJacs in a doubleheader at Porter City Sunday. America won 3-2 over Uvalde Indians in a pitchers’ duel, highlighted by two double plays. Ganchez pitched a five‑hit game as manager Johnny Peha plans to take the same club to Del Rio.
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Stribling Son to Fight in Australia This Summer
Atlanta May 3. W Young Stribling will sail from Los Angeles June 4 for a series of prize fights in Australia this summer with manager Pa Stribling. A July 7 bout is scheduled with Palmer, Australia’s current champion.
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Olympic team to face cultural needs in LA games
Los Angeles May 3 Us report says Indian entrants for the July 30 to Aug 14 Olympics will participate in hockey wrestling swimming and track and field while bringing religious customs. Attache Mehra says he will arrange mosques altars and prayer provisions for Muslims Hindus Sikhs and others and will cater to exclusive diets. Elaborate fetes will be hosted in homes in Tentridge Santa Monica and Los Angeles for Indian athletes.
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Indians Slip Twice In Local Doubleheader
The Leon Valley Indians lost both ends of a Sunday doubleheader at the Diamond. In the opener Woodlawn Eagles pitchers held the Indians to no hits as Richard Schafer worked the mound while Prequale and Manes sparked the Eagles. The Merchants Transfermen toppled the Tribe 12 to 4 behind Meehan’s pitching and hits from Matthews Fascha and Brinkley.
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Squadron 68 Dominates Kelly Loop in Narrow Victory
Squadron 68 romps through Kelly Loop to bolster march for a second consecutive Kelly Field Teague championship. The 8-0 win saw Grogs capitalize on early errors as Ue Squadron managed little offense, with standout performances by key players from the 10th Aghool Group HQ.
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Mexico Nationals beat Hawks twice at Van Dade Stadium
The Mexico Nationals defeated the Texas Chiropractic Hawks 9-3 in the morning game and 4-1 in the afternoon at Van Dade stadium. Pena held the Hawks in check in the morning while Pacheco launched four hits, Manny homered in the second game, and Garcia, Rodriguez, Rendon, and others contributed for the winners.
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Kodak Kats Victors At New Braunfels
Kodak Kats win 7th inning rally 4 to 3 against New Braunfels Eagles at Landa Park. Klein homered for the Kats as they tally four runs in the seventh to pull ahead after a three run first two frames by the Eagles.
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Alamo Heights Nine Upsets Solo-Serve In Tight Victory
Alamo Heights finally breaks scoreless draught with a four inning drought to topple Solo-Serve on T M I field. Pasala and Bixler sparked the losers while Murray went 5 for 6 at the plate. Final score shows a late rally and key defensive plays.
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Jockey Majestic Suspended After Rough Ride At Nimade
Chicago May 3 Jockey J Majestic enters Sportsmen's Park 18 day meeting with a perfect record. Stewards ban him for the remainder of the meeting after rough riding on Wild Chit in the inaugural handicap. Nimade not disqualified.
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Chapman Extends Hit Streak to 20 Games in Southern League
Johnny Chapman, once Antonio Indian second baseman, now at third for Atlanta in the Southern Association, extended his hitting streak to 20 games with nine doubles. Also note two Cardinal workouts by the San Fernando Cardinals of the Parish League, with practice at Leiber Beach at 1:30 PM. absentees will be fined.
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Ring Chronicle of Erratic Fight Night Results
A mixed boxing card yields scattered results with several upsets and notable performances. Names include New York opponents, Detriot, Cleveland, Omaha, and Washington areas, with several bouts ending by knockout and others decided on points in a cluttered tally of ringside action.
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Flying Cadets Rally to Beat Headquarters 7-2 at Randolph Field
The Flying Cadets win 7-2 over Headquarters at Randolph Field after seven innings of tight play. Miller pitched well for the Cadets allowing six hits and striking out opponents in the final frames as they erupt for four runs in the last two innings.
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Dallas Draws Large Crowd in Night Game Debut
The Dallas Steers opened with a night game before a crowd of 5418, a downhearted turnout but better mood after the game. The team next faces Houston Monday night with 6418 paid admissions reported for the debut.
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Nowlen Leads Gus Moreland in Dallas Championship
In Dallas on May 3 at Cedar Crest Country Club, Nowlen posted a brilliant 71 to pace the field in the Dallas city championship. The event continued with the second 18 holes of qualifying today, as Moreland, Texas amateur champion and eight-time Southwestern tournament winner, remained in contention with a 3539-74 score.
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Two Boat Clubs Plan May 29 Aces Season Start
Two local outboard motorboat clubs meet Tuesday to organize their first ace event of the season on May 29. The Texas Boath Club will convene at the Bower Whale zal company office on Military Avenue, while the San Antonio Boat Club meets at the chamber of commerce to finalize site plans. Possible venues under consideration include Medina Lake, Lake McQueeney, and Woodlawn Lake.
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SPAN AMS TO MEET CAPTAINS AT WEDNESDAY LEAGUE MEETING
Captains of all teams in the Spanish American league are invited to attend a league meeting scheduled for Wednesday night at the Carta Hignca barber shop, as announced by Secretary Frank Trejo.
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Half Edison School Out For Football
Coach Ward leads spring training at Edison School as about 45 male youths, nearly half of the 95 enrollment, turn out for the Monday afternoon session.
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Jefferson Tennis Team Beats Heights in City Meet
Jefferson High School routed Heights in a tennis clash as five of six matches went to Jefferson. Heights ace George Walling beat Harold Fulks 6-2 1-4 in the state prelims in Austin. Other results included Byrd over Ogden 6-2 6-0 and Fulks with Heard defeating Duinin and Ogden 6-0 6-2.
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Sharkey Schmeling Title Fight Postponed to June 21
New York reports a postponement of the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight title bout from June 16 to June 21 at Madison Square Garden to avoid polling conflicts. Sanction to be sought from the New York State Athletic Commission. Garden officials expect the change to spare workmen more time to complete the arena.
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Cotton States Loop Gets Season Going
Vicksburg hosts Monros while Pine Bluff visits El Dorado and Port Arthur plays Baton Rouge in the Cotton States league opening day 1932. Only roster change is Port Arthur replacing Jackson as the league shifts into action. Managers listed as McShane Vicksburg Kitchens Monroe Meyers Port Arthur Query Pine Bluff Jackson Eldorado Billings Baton Rouge.
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