Intermediates Race in Clean-Record Sunday Action
In the Intermediate League both Jordan-Ivers and Wash Sheet Metal Workers extended undefeated marks on Sunday. Jordan-Ivers overwhelmed the Samscos 17 to 4 at 8A, A. P. Diamond, while Wash Sheet Metal downed the Mistletoes 8 to 4. Elkins earned his third straight win for Jordan-Ivers, limiting the Samscos to nine scattered hits as three pitchers worked. Mathis pitched effectively for the Walsh Metal Workers in a neat victory over the Mistletoes, trading off solid defense and strong running to maintain their pace.
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Mistletoes
Sumbco Lede Pce
Riehter
Jordan-Ivers
Samscos
Wash Sheet Metal Workers
A. P. Diamond
Elsins
Wat Wegel
James
Samsco
Friery
Flivver
Mathis
Walsh Metal Workers
A Walshmen
Suror
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Walshmen
Wright
Tossa
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al Mullin
Franka
Tatas
Tnalazs
Eevee
Sullivan's single gives St. Gerard's 10 9 win over Camp Nor Moyle
St Gerard's defeated Camp Nor Moyle 10 to 9 in ten innings on Sunday at Camp Normoyle. Sullivan drove in Wagenfehr with the decisive single after Wagenfehr doubled, securing the winning run in the tenth. The game featured a dented box score and late scoring as both sides exchanged hits and errors.
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ST. Gerard
St. Gerard's
Camp Normoyle
St. Sullivan
Wagenfehr
Pauls Grove runs record to five in six against Fliers
Pauls Grove outfielder Henry Katisky struck out eight as Eugene Ott led the Grovers to an 8 to 4 win over the 40th Squadron of Kelly Field at Grove diamond. Bourgeois hit a homer, while Williams Aldridge Irvin and McDowell each went 2 for 4 for the Squadron. Caldwell High Hornets and Austin High Maroons face off Tuesday for state season championship implications after Caldwell’s may 4 matchup.
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Paul's Grove
Tanta Grove
Eugene Ott
40Th Squadron
Kelly Field
Grove
Henry Katisky
Eugene
Ott
Walter
Kal Herbert Moeller
Lesnia Ote
Henry Bourgeois
Grovers
Bourgeois
Williams
Aldridge
Irvin
McDowell
40Th’ Squadron
Snowden
Charles
Kalisky
Renshaw
Caldwell V8
Austin
Caldwell
Caldwell High Hornets
Austin High Maroons
Austin Jligh
Te Hornets
Maroons
Austi
Laundrymen Triumph With 17 Runs In Sunday Rout
Texas Steam Laundry claims a dominant win over Sta Hospital 17 to 7 with six home runs. Key players include Perkins two homers and two doubles, Chittenden a homer and two singles, Rudwick a homer and double, and Gerhardt a strong pitching performance. St Anthony's College also falls 6 to 2 as Tex Laundry stacks hits with multiple pitchers contributing.
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Texas Steam
Horst Scide
Sta-tan Hospital
St. Anthony's College
Hospital
Perkins
Chittenden
Rudwick
Meyer
Homer Nixon
Gerhardt
Patterson
Rhe Tex
Sta. Hospital
Nixon
Pierson
Waddell
Lehnhardt
St. Anthony's
Trudwick
Farrer
Taux
Tex. Laundry
St. Anthony’s
Pape
Carley
Oxwald
Seidel
Light Newsie Team Beats Steel Club
San Antonio Light reports the Light Newsies routed the Southern Steel Juniors 18 to 1 at San Pedro park on Sunday. They scored five runs in the first and second innings and three more in the seventh, while the Jail Builders managed ten in the seventh. Lineup details include players Tight Robert, Mark, Bob, Cotton, Louie, Johnny, Albert Frad and others. Crockett 112% is listed for contact with Philip Salas.
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Southern Steel
San Pedro Park
Robert
Es Mores
Ps Mark
Bob
Cotton
Louie
Johnny
Albert Frad
Stael— Diaz
Abel
Domingo
Tacvnta
Manuel
Chic Ys Peligna
Tomas
Eran
Dier
Newsies
Crockett
Philip Salas
Hagen Beats Dan Goss With Six Birdies At Birmingham
Walter Hagen, British Open and American champion, played a sensational round at the Woodward course in Birmingham Als, defeating home pro Dan Goss six and five. Hagen posted a 6 under par 72 with six birdies, beating par by three strokes. Also in Barcelona, Argentina’s soccer team beat Espanol 2 0.
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Als
Walter Hagen
Woddward
Dan Goss
Hagen
Baseball Briefs Round of long balls across leagues yesterday
Seven home runs left major parks with four by St. Louis hitters led by Rogers Hornsby of the Cardinals. Other American League sluggers were Williams St Louis Miller Philadelphia and Mostl Chicago. National League homers came from Bottomley Hornsby ge Louis and Fournier Brooklyn. George Sister of the Browns neared his 42 game safe streak with an 18th hit in a row. Dutch Ruether fueled Washington’s win over Boston, while Roush starred for Cincinnati against Pittsburgh with three hits and a trio of bases. Fournier saved Brooklyn late as Philadelphia rallied to lead 1 0 in the ninth. The Cardinals stopped a seven game skid by beating the Cubs, and Detroit sought its first win in seven games as the Tigers tied Cleveland in a rain-shortened clash. Combs, Meusel, and Ward produced for New York as Gray shut out the Yankees.
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Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Williams
Miller
Philadelphia
Mostl
Chicago
Bottomley
Hornsby
Ge Louis
Fournier
Brodkyn
Dutch Ruether
Washington Senators
Boston
Washington
Combs
Yankee
Dally Gray
Yankees
Meusel
Ward
Gray
New Braunfels Tigers Defeated by San Antonio Harley-Davidson Cycles
The Harley-Davidson Cycles of San Antonio handed the New Braunfels Tigers their first loss on Sunday, winning 5 to 0. Cycles pitcher Hall of the Cycles allowed five hits and struck out twelve, while Tigers misplayed fielding and batters. The box score lists Cycles with 7 runs, 8 hits, 2 errors and Tigers with 0 runs, 7 hits, 1 error.
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San Antonio
New Braunfels Tigers
San Antonions
Fredericksburg Defeats Salesmanship Club 20 to 3
Fredericksburg beat the Salesmanship Club of San Antonio 20 to 3 on Sunday at Fredericksburg in a lopsided game. The Salesmanshipn Club fielded a weak lineup as many first string players were unable to travel.READCOATS BEAT SMART SET. The Southern Pacific Redgoats defeated the Smart Set 14 to 5 Sunday at Van Dadle Stadium.
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Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Giants
Readcoats
Southern Pacific Redgoats
van Dadle Stadium
Anglers Find Fishing On Medina Lake Festival Season
Fishermen enjoyed the opening Sunday with anglers passing the Medina lake toll gate before noon. J C Dawson of Glenwood Court reported the day s largest bass at nine pounds nine ounces and five feet long near Halex s Cove. A Dallas man took the prize reel for the season s biggest bass at eight and a quarter pounds. Rainbow trout appeared in Medina waters as evidence of spawning with a seven inch specimen noted by G W Graham. Some anglers released female fish heavy with roe while others kept catches, reflecting mixed harvests as the season began.
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Medina Lake
J.C. Dawson
Glenwood Court
Dawson
Halex's Cove
Thawson
Joe Granieri
Toc
R. P. Welder
Dallas
Bettianger
Medina
G. W. Graham
Graham
Sandlot Siftings and Local League Lineups
Sandlot Siftings notes Monday gathering at Tavelock Broad Way sporting goods for a regular meeting. Live Wires Service League and The Poisons clash on Public diamond. Tentative lineups list players by team including Mueller Henson Henson Ramos and others.
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Broadway Sporting Goods
Poisons
D. Mueller
Mueller
Wohlfabre
N. ‘Browning
Muenseh
Holton
G. ‘Opier
E. Henson
Ramos
Breeman
Rf Gouger
Noel
Noel, ¢F; Smith, Ob; Hluifaker
Muswell
Sivley
Rochester
Hughes
Timely hitting and errorless defense give Gulf 12-1 win
Gulf Oilers defeated the Nel Stones 12 to 1 in an exhibition game on the Gulf diamond. A Vogler and Irwin each had two singles for Gulf, Fy Vogler and Miller added doubles. R Landrum produced a double and a single for the Nel Stones.
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Henkel
Gulf Oilers
Nel Stones
Gulf Diamond
A. Vogler
Irwin
Oilers
Fy. Vogler
Miller
R. Landrum
R.H.E
Salazar, Weynand
J. Landrum
Schneider and Miller
Perpetual Helpers trounce Stone Cutters 18 to 0
Perpetual Helpers dominated the Stone Cutters as Vidal held them to two hits in nine innings while their offense exploded for 18 runs. Ortiz, Paiz, Vidal, and Cervantes led a barrage with multiple hits, including two triples, doubles and several singles, backed by strong pitching and defense.
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Rodriguez Brothers Monumental Workers
PerPetual Help
Ortiz
Paiz
C. Cervantes
G. Ramirez
TK. Vargas
Omasito
Tsidra
Joe Monuments
Perpe
Chiquini
Tomasite
RK. Vargas
Bowling standings shake in five‑man events across nations
May 4 Bowling results shake the five person events in the National Bowling Association tournament. Keyser of Columbus moved to third in singles with 595, while Gazzole of Toledo rose to second. Mosier of St. Louis joined ninth with 355 in doubles. Missouri Pacific Sunshine Specials of St. Louis climbed to second overall with Sas. In Cleveland the New York Nortons lead the midwest Open with 2933 in the five man event as Gutterson and Klingnan of Toledo win the doubles with 1202 and Sauter of Buffalo wins singles.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Jodenta
Netvort
Auluta
Gutterson
J. Kling Nan
Toledo
G. Sauter
Buffato
Black Cats Lead Junior League With Three Straight Wins
Frenchy’s Black Cats took a early lead in the Junior League Sunday game against the Panthers at Reuridge Park. Butler homered with two on, Garrett doubled thrice, and Simon reached on a triple as Menard and Melugin anchored the Cats. Ottman and Batlor with Margorewitz also contributed. In another Junior League clash the Southern Steel Tunters defeated the South Side Pirates 15 to 5 on the Guilt diamond as Harris and TMarris powered the Pirates with a double and four hits. Walters Howard and Dreseh shared the Pirate battery while Canules and Arizpe handled the Steel battery.
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Black Cates
Wale Panthers
Vite A
Reuridge
Cats
Butler
Garrett
Simon
Menard
Melugin
Ett Ottman
Dallas releases pitcher Lindsey in Texan League reshuffle
Dallas Texan League management released former Cleveland pitcher Jim Lindsey unconditionally on instruction from Kansas City. The move frees a roster spot for Gurley Brown, recently purchased from Rochester, who is expected to report tomorrow.
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Jim Lindsey
Cleveland
Kansas City American Association
Dallas Texan League
Kansas City
Gurley Brown
Southnow
Rochestar
Incarnate Word Net Tournament Final Night
Mary Toonise Hitt, high school singles champion, meets Louise Schiffers, Corloge division champion, at 4 pm Monday for the grand singles title. Hitt recently captured the high school crown. Schiffers has held the city courts women's title since her win at Incarnate Word College.
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Taeamute Word Clorloge
Louise Nehiffers
Corloge
Miss Hitt
Louise Schiffers
City Courts
Incarnate Word College
Finnish runners pace in windy exhibition at San Francisco
May 4 in San Francisco Pac Amateur Association staged a star studded exhibition at Kesar stadium. Paavo Nurmi won a two mile event in slow pace with Willie Ritola close behind as a strong wind hampered speeds. About 7500 Finnish fans watched Nurmi and Ritola finish with photographers in pursuit and plans to return for the AAU meets.
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Pango Nurmi
Iion
Willie Ritola
Kesar
Normi
Ritola
Willie
Paavo
Baehlgo
Pacific Amateur Association
Flying Finn
Hugo Quist
Nurmi
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Cornwell Sharp in Kerrville Win for Utilities 4-3
Cornwell of the Ute Public Service team of San Antonio outpitched Kerrville’s Pungey in a pitchers’ duel at Kerrville Sunday. The Utilities won 4-3 as Cornwell struck out eight while Banger fanned twelve. Extra-base hits favored San Antonio, with box-score noting hits by Browning and Kenner.
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Ute Public Service Company
San Angonio
Pungey
Kerrville
Cornwell Fanning
Banger
San
Aleets A. S.bro
DG Hot Mtn Aand
Street Car Team Blanks Soldiers in Hard Fought Victory
Street Car Men's Union No 604 dominates Company 1 of the Twenty third Infantry. Fox homers and two safeties pace the winners while Dewey leads the losers with three hits. Soldiers pitchers strike out many, but errors and timely hits doom the unit.
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Twentyrthird Infantry
Jones
Fox
Pulaeman
Dewey
In Union
Andl Bennett
Haas and Voss
Beheld Knights Defeat St John’s 5-1 in Sunday Game
Be hles struck out 15 while allowing only two hits as the Knights of Columbus beat St John’s Seminary 5-1 on Sunday at St John’s. Hoffman and Welder starred with several sensational plays and a somersault catch by Piazini highlighted the fielding. The Caseys face St Mary’s Batthers next Sunday seeking revenge for a 5-3 loss.
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St. John's
St. John’s
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Tenter Welder
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Werez
Ducos
Jansky
Donghertz
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St. Mary's
Spitzs Clarke and Miss Rossman Wed in Quiet Honeymoon
Philip Solomon Clarke a former star football player coach and sporting goods dealer known across the area quietly married Miss Gertrude Rossman Sanday. They slipped out of town for a short honeymoon to parts unknown and were not expected back until Wednesday in San Antonio.
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Gertrude Rossman Sanday
Spitz
Broadway Sporting Goods
San Anilonio
Junior Midgets Triumph Over St Gerard's 15-6-2 Victory
Perpetual Help Midgets rally to a 15 to 6 to 2 win over St Gerard's with Van Brant starring as batting sensation. Junior scored on a homer a triple two doubles and two singles. Teammates include Ty Vargas Johnson and Grouder. Call F Vargas at 691D-W for more games.
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Perpetual Help
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Tayloe Lands Bass Weighing 24 Pounds On Sunday
Judge Tudge S G Tayloe of Morty fifth District Court is described as a skilled fisherman who caught a 24 pound bass at Medina ake on Sunday. The story notes the judge prised the big fish as a memento for his study after a day of unusually fine sport.
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Morty Fifth District Court
Medina
Tayloe
Indians Rally Past Aviators in Doubleheader Split
At Schwab Field the Aviators beat the Indians 4 2 in the opener as Mansfield held the Fliers to five hits. In the second game Buckley delivered a key three run homer with two on as the Indians erased a late deficit to win 11 4. Holmes and Eisner held the Indians in check until late, while Aldworth struggled on the mound for the Aviators. Buckley collected two singles and a double in a perfect day at the plate.
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Alamo-Peck
Indians
Schwab Field
Tribe
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Aldwworth
Hicks
Alworth
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Buckley
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Fred
Eisner
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Smith
Texas Netzers Tie Norman in Tennis Duel
Texas University tennis players matched the University of Oklahoma by winning a doubles point and two singles matches on a Saturday afternoon. The Oklahoma team stood as the barrier, though the Texas players claimed enough results to keep the meet competitive.
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Obia
Texas University
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Buick Team Shutout San Antonio Buicks 6 0 on Blomberg Field
Max Kahn's Universals defeated the San Antonio Buicks 6 to 0 at Blomberg Field. Grimsinger and Lord combined for strong pitching and the Universals totaled multiple hits led by Habelberg with a 2 run triple, a double and two singles. White added a triple and a single as the Buicks were held to four hits. Final score 6 to 0.
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Habelberg
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Bookkeepers edge Be found in tight LaCoste game
In San Antonio at LaCoste a close contest ended 9 to 8 with Mores delivering strong relief. Key players for the Bookkeepers included Reyes Flores and Tarkram, while Beidiger and Pratt stood out for the losers.
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San Antonio
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Mores
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