Kelly Field Keeps Lead in Service Loop
Kelly Field extended its league lead in a high scoring Sunday, piling up 20 hits in a 15-9 win over Brooks. Dick Midkiff earned the victory as Jeny White, Carl Critter and John Comer drove in multiple runs. Frank Madura and Rube Naranjo contributed key defensive plays and speed on the bases. The Warhawks later shut down Hartung as Enos Slaughter’s past power highlighted a 13-hit assault led by George Russell.
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Monterrey Golf Champion Returns Home After Victory
Jo Henson wins Monterrey national invitation golf tournament. Mies Henson defends title next week. Polly Ann Tiley loses in finals. Arthur Gordon defeats by Vanderhoff in men's tile match with 73s in qualifying. Sant Goldfarb wins first men's title with 5 and 1 victory over Oscar Tassos. Mrs. Fixie Grant loses to Chace Derby in women’s finals. The weekly golf sweepstakes at Syl Brackenridge park sees Willon eight-stroke net 4. Pro honors include Crom scratch and third-place ties.
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Champainship
Spar-Am League Tam Gute dan aweigh Caley Mine Wilmer
The league action saw Spar-Am squads clash as Caley Mine Wilmer edged the defending champion in a tense game. Norrangin Seat Feet faltered while The Miletes shut down Oiler and Giants attacks, with strong pitching and timely hitting shaping the scoreboard.
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Cubs suffer record loss streak as Pirates sweep doubleheader
The Chicago Cubs tumbled into a 12 straight losses, a dubious mark for April, after dropping both ends of a Sunday twin bill to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Cards rally to split with Reds, while Tigers stumble at home. Brav es, Giants win. rain wipes two slated games. The Associated Press report notes major league woes and early-season struggles across several clubs.
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War Workers Sweep doubleheader over Fredericksburg Giants
The San Antonio War Workers extended their unbeaten streak to eight wins against two losses by sweeping a doubleheader from the Fredericksburg Giants at Richter Field. Led by Hugh Kleamer and Connle Ifish on the mound, the Workers won 22-2 in the opener and 10-9 in the second game. Earl Charpentier hit two triples, Lesiy Epps went 7 for 8, and Enderlin along with A Kleamer contributed key hits as Fredericksburg fell in both matchups. The team heads into a three-game series with the Mexico Miners next week, with one game at Tech Field and a twin bill on Sunday.
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Redericksburg
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Enderlin
A. Kieammer
Sanches
Lesiy Epps
Conference Seeks Pro Agreement
The Sumah West conference, meeting in Austin, May 8 9, presses for a wartime pro signing rule. Dr. J G Dolley, president, announced the group will discuss changes to recruiting with no final policy adopted.
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San Marcos doubles clash and college eligibility talk
The article logs a long baseball and sports event at San Marcos with box scores and player names such as Mallory, Cupp, Henny, and Groh. It notes upcoming University activities and a discussion on athletic eligibility rules led by Dr Dolley, including proposed changes about withdrawal during a term and impact on eligibility. The piece also mentions the annual conference tennis tournament starting Thursday through Saturday and a faculty meeting ahead.
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University of Texas
Wagner Traded for Ford Garrison in Major League Move
Philadelphia May reports the Athletics traded catcher Hal Wagner from the Boston Red Sox to outfielder Ford Garrison. Wagner, who caught 111 games last season, has been a reserve this year and was reportedly accepted by the navy though active service timing is unclear. Also from Upper Darby, Joseph W. Griesser, former professional baseball player with the Atlanta team, died at his home.
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Wagner
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Joseph W. Griesser
Atlanta Tram
Derby Aftermath by Bob Cc Loutsville
Derby coverage recalls Pensive winning the Kentucky Derby by four and a half lengths amid chaotic scenes and wagering records. Trainer McCreary and owner Mrs McCreary faced mixed reactions as Pensive rose to enable a historic earnings tally, while pundits note Jones’s Derby triumphs across a storied career with Whirlaway and Lawrin.
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Grimm Sees Hope For Cubs
Charlie Cisseum praised the Cubs after a double header loss to the Pirates at Wigley. He said the team showed spirit, promising improvement as he returns to management with the Cubs on their downbeat spell.
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Waco Beats Camp Wolters In Pitchers Duel
In a low scoring game at Waco on May 8, the Wolves defeated Camp Wolters 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel between Lefty Nelson and Sid Hudson. Nelson pitched five scoreless innings for the win while Bartleson yielded the lone run on six hits. The Wolves improved to their third win of the season and remain undefeated. Bartleson and Reem batted for Wolters, Hudson and Popvich also featured in the game.
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Baseball Standings and Game Summaries From Reports
National League standings feature Washington, Cincinnati, Chicago and others with results from multiple games. Highlights include Philadelphia and Boston scoring bursts, New York and Brooklyn contesting for top positions, and St Louis and Cleveland noted for key performances. Winning and losing pitchers are named, with Batters and fielding details sprinkled through the recap.
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Cecil Smith's Four Defeats Argentina Polo Match
Cecil Smith's United States polo team defeated Argentina 12 to 6 in Mbaigu City. The Americans dominated from the start with Lily Skidmore starring, scoring five goals. The South Americans were overwhelmed by superior team play as the U S led throughout the match on Sunday.
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High Baseball If Entries Warrant High School Tourney
UALLAS May 8 14 the state high school baseball tournament will be held there if at least four out of town teams enter. Director P R Cobb of Dallas high schools said the tournament tentatively set for May 25 26 and 27. New Braunfels Beaumont Carthage Hermlia and Edinburg were possible entries with at least four wanting to compete. The remainder of the field will be made up of winners from district and county plays.
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