Eagles Score Seven In 13th To Beat Shreveport
In Shreveport on May 10 Dallas Eagles erupted for seven runs in the 13th inning to break a 3 3 tie and sweep the finale of a two game series against the Shreveport Sports 10 5. Pete Gray the one armed outfielder collected two safeties a single and a double as Dallas sent 12 men to the plate after two were out and a high infield fly fell near the pitcher's mound allowing the rally to unfold.
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Shreveport
Dallas Eagles
Shreveport Sports
Pete Gray
Eagles
Dallas
Missions Hit Road For Texas League Trip To May Twenty One
San Antonio Missions manager Gus Mancuso will lead the team on a road trip through the Texas League ending May 21. Lefty Frank Biscan hosts Oklahoma City in the opener with a 3-4 record, while Procopio Herrera faces the same club Wednesday. Gerhauser starts Monday against the Indians after a rough outing. The club aims to prevent a repeat of last spring’s nine-game slide that sank playoff hopes.
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San Antonio Missions
St. Louis Browns
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Missions
Indians
Oklahoma City
Frank Biscan
Procopio Herrera
Biscan
Oklahomans
al Gerheauser
Tribe
Gerheauser
George Hooks
West Hamner Opens Fourth In Hornets Contest
Wes Hamner opened the inning with a single as the Missions faced Anderman who walked one in the first. Oklahoma City spoiled by six errors, yet Hamner and Dunlap sparkled with sharp plays and center field catches. Temple to host the state Negro semi pro baseball tourney June 10-19.
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Hermer
Bob Riga
Bill
Martin
Anderman
Grant Dunlan
Billy Leonard
Gerneauzer
Hale
Lenhardt
Harnett
Ray Murray
Ransom Jackson
Oklahoma City
Hamner
Mickey Brunett
Dunlap
Con We Gregory
Negro Semepro
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High school baseball push gains as boosters rally
The Baseball Boosters at Mission stadium drew about 800 youths to its first baseball school. Gus Mancuso and Joe Straus toth plan to present a large photo to Claud Kellam, athletic director, praising his work in schools sports. Rusty Lyons, the ump, notes Austin high won the district meet and praises high school baseball quality, citing organization, equipment, coaching, and pride. He also surveys Kyle Rote and predicts conference pitchers will challenge him as curving pitches rise in the Southwest.
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Texas League Box Scores Share Odd Scoring Mix
Scrambled box score notes from a Texas League game between San Angelo and Sweetwater with protests over umpire decisions. Scores and details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference a contested call and mid game action involving both teams and officials.
Softball Roundup From Diverse Leagues and Games
A cluttered roundup lists multiple softball matchups across leagues with players and teams such as Macabtne EL Feldtman De zing Re Wait 0 0, Seti A, Daan BS Muelec Goods, Peek, Morgan, J. Il Zripte, D. Smith. It references ALizaz-Apiehe Field, batteries, and a Major League style section featuring teams such as LUTHERAL LEAGER and AMESER Fratersity with varied scores and lineups.
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EL Feldtman
de Zing
Re & Wait
Daan BS Muelec Goods
Peek
Guna Morgan
J. Il Zripte
D. Smith
Fragmented Pres fight results list with scattered names
An OCR damaged snippet shows a jumble of names and numbers from a fight results page. Readable items include Providence, Worcester, AAU, and various athletes such as Reed, Green, and Bates amid broken lines and errant punctuation. The exact events, dates, and outcomes are unclear due to heavy transcription errors.
Seven San Antonio golfers in Texas Women's Golf tourney
At Fort Worth on May 10 the Texas Women's Golf Association match play began with seven San Antonio players in the qualifying rounds. Mrs Harold Weilbacher led with 82, followed by Miss Betty Dodd 83 and others in top and lower brackets. Notable qualifiers included Miss Betsy Rawls 86 and Miss Betty McKinnon 83. The event selected Brae Sam Country Club in Houston for the 1950 tournament.
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Lesbia Lote
Lucy Roe
Weilbacher
Killan
Christopher
Miss Dodd
Poy Riley
Fe Worth
Rivercrest County Club
Frank Goldthwaite
Ft. Worth
Herman Brunner
San Antonian Now
Dallas
Betsy Rawls
Austin
Betty McKinnon
Mr Pleasant
Brae ‘Sam Country Club
Houston
Ft Sam Houston Warri ors Postpone Tuesday Game
Ft Sam Houston Warriors, defeated 4 2 by San Antonio Aztecs at Christy Mathewson field, postpones Tuesday Service league game due to wet grounds. Next contest set for Randolph AFB Friday night. Garza led the loser with two hits including a double and a single.
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Ft. Sam Houston Warriors
San Antonio Aztecs
Christy
Mathewson Field
Lackland
Ft Sam Houston
Randolph Afb
Warriors
Ners
Dick Cody
Garza
RA Bice
Sat Peer
BAMC Comets Triumph Over Corpus Navy In Opener
The BAMC Comets of San Antonio defeated the Corpus Christi MNAS team 4 to 1 in the opener of a two game baseball series. Pitcher David Granville hurled a strong game, contributing to the victory at Hagion diamond. The teams schedule a rematch this Tuesday.
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Bamc Comets
San Antonio
Corpus
Saegesser Wins 25-Lap Midget Race At Olympia Stadium
Wes Sargasser of San Antonio Texas won the feature 25 lap midget race last night at Olympia Stadium in Kansas City. Bob Gray of Kansas City finished second.
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Kansas City
Wes Sargasser
San Antonio
Texas
Olympia Stadium
Bob Gray
Kansas’ City
Burdish rolls 739 series in local bowling leagues
Tech Sergeant Dick Burdish of Brooks AFB fired a first 700 series with 245 228 238 for 739 in the Mission league at Main Center Monday night. He bowls for Browns Foods and later joins the 4 S Fischer team in the Main Metropolitan League. A Californian, Burdish has been in Sheen here since January. This was his first 700 series.
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Tocal
Tech
Dick Burdish
Brooks Afb
Main Center
Browns Foods
4. S. Fischer Tear
Pearl Beer
Texas
Burdish
Mack Saxon Texas Grid Great Dies at 47
Mack Saxon a former University of Texas quarterback and longtime football coach for the Texas College of Mines El Paso died of a heart attack at his Adlington Virginia home. He was 47 born in Palestine Texas and later served as civilian assistant to the head of the navy aviation training program before his death yesterday. He coached at Mines from 1925 to 1940 before joining the navy.
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Mack Saxon
Navy
Adlington
Here
Saxon
Palestine
University of Texas
Texas College of Mines
el Paso
Amateur Baseball notes from New Mexico and Texas area
Local amateur baseball reports include Mexico cafe beating Bustal Joe Naranjo with three hits and notable pitching from J Tamayo and AL Curtas, plus a 7-9 and 41-4 scoreline. Dan's Cafe topped Uvalde Cowboys 73-? with Otis Wieding and Stony Stone keying the offense. Lytle Esples beat East Side Demos 86 at Sunnyslope, while Lytle prepares for a doubleheader. Lone details on Losoya, Latkland, and Pearsall Owls games are summarized. Call lines offered for scheduling.
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Bustal
Joe Naranjo
Max Ho Taente
Brécity
J. Tamayo
AL Curtas
Leon Mueller
Riguez
G. Reyes
New Mexico
Otis Wieding
Bate
Stony Stone
Dan's Cafe
Uvalde Cowboys
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van Pelt Ted the Cowhore
Pines
Pate
Lytle Esples
Demos
Sunnyslope
Slater
Antonio Alfaro
Lytle
Joe Reyna
Eagles
Ping Pong Aces Suspended by U S Table Tennis
The executive committee of the U S Table Tennis Association suspends three top players for one year for alleged bad conduct. Richard Wiles, Martin Reisman, and Douglas Cortland face a $200 reimbursement claim related to overseas trips. All three are New York City based and formerly on the U S team in Stockholm and London.
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U. S
Elmer Fo Cinwater
Rock Bills
New” York City
Richard Wiles
Martin Reisman
Douglas Cortland
Stockholm
Sweden
London
Setalls
Monterrey Golf Tourney Yields Night Winners And Close Finishes
In Monterrey Mexico at the country club event, Dwight Weir Jr. of Jefferson High fell in the first flight final. Dale Lewin of Laredo defeated Sen Antonian’s Warren Rieppén to win 3 and 2. Manuel Flores of Harlingen won the second flight by 6 and 4 over Roberto Zambrano, and Manuel Lozano of Monterrey won the third flight 2 and 2 over Jesus Balaray. In women’s play Miss Leis Belsher of Chicago and San Antonio beat Mrs. Simmife-Mes senses 4 and 3. Lenora G. Rule defeated Mrs. Belle Pope 4 and 3. Qualifying noted a 73 by Fernando Gonzales Quifario. Oak Hills Country Club hosts the matches with morning and afternoon rounds.
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Harlingen
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Heriingen
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Manuel M. Lozano
Jesus Balaray
Flay
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Chicago
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Simmife-Messenses
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Ramirez
Terreon
Belle Pope
Laredo
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