Public Service Edges Gulf Oilers In City League Debut
Public Service rallied in the ninth to beat Gulf Oilers 2 to 1 and seize tenth place in the City League standings. Fennar left the game injured early. Carter finished for Public Service as the crowd packed the new park grandstand.
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Flivvers Edge Nel Stones In High-Scoring Win
Pittsburg Water Heaters moved into second place by beating the Gulf Oilers 18 to 4 on the Gulf diamond. White held the Nel Stones to two in the head, as Teaters, Fikes, Caporal and others powered the offense with multiple hits and RBIs.
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Fight card at Schwab Field features Mike Vas featherweights
Jack Shelton completes the bill for Schwab Field show with a main event among 42 rounds. Stanley McBride faces Mike Vas featherweights, while Al Mayen and Mickey Young square off in a 498 pounders semi windup.
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Martinez Whiffs Sixteen In Eagles 4 2 Win
Martinez struck out 16 batters as the San Antonio Eagles beat the Texas Indiana 4 2 in the first game on their new Burle Nett Street diamond. Valdes returns and helps seal the win.
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Eagles
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Thieves Swipe 32 Bases In Inning Runners Battle
Station Hospital defeats Crawford Motor 10 to 8 at Blumberg Field as 32 bases are stolen. Tarver and C Erhardt lead steals for the Hospital and Crawford with Mearns, Levinsky, Keeney, Mastin and Wardell contributing multiple hits. Felder of the Hospital fanned eight as Crawford seeks out of town games, contact Vineyard or Mearns at Crockett 4744.
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Derby Name Debate Ends With Hart Pronunciation
The Louisville Times reports the London Times inquiry on how to pronounce the Kentucky Derby name. The Earl of Derby pronounces his name Darhi, resolving the long running debate on whether to say Derby or Darby.
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Nine L A Golf Stars Headed to Waco Championship
Nine San Antonio golf stars depart Sunday for the state championship at Spring Lake Country Club in Waco. The group includes Kampmann Rue Lewis Wade Kroger Walthall Love and Scott with Tom Lally as coach. Lally and his brother Sally plan trips to Massachusetts for summer opens.
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Houston to send big squad to Texas amateur golf tourney
Twenty one Houston amateur golfers from the city club and River Oaks list entries for the Texas amateur championship at Spring Lake Country Club at Waco on May 20 1923. Named entrants include George Rotan Dan Orr Irwin Nelms Otis Meredith J B R Neal O S Carlton Jr Alva Carlton J S Taylor W A Smith Phil Arbuckle Ben Johnston Jack Dionne Brown Brice Harry T Kendall J G Bryant and R B McAshan. River Oaks players Fred Golding Commodore Bryan Heard B P Brown George Smythe and Clyde Cunningham also plan bids. Billy Hunt cannot attend due to business travel abroad. Willie Maguire will serve as tournament starter at Waco.
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Wichita Falls
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Billy Hunt
Willie Maguire
Waccia
St Gerard Saints win sixth in seven behind Carver's 13 strikeouts
St Gerard's defeated Kelly Field 10 to 4 as Buster Carver pitched eight hits and 13 strikeouts. F Sullivan led the offense with three hits including two triples and a double, while M Sullivan drove in two runs and Adams added three hits for the Saints.
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Sunsets face strong offer in block stadium series
Sunsets prep to host Sunsets in a Block Stadium series next Saturday and Sunday as Manager Bobby Cannon seeks a strong opponent. Sunsets split the Laredo doubleheader, winning 7 4 in the morning and losing the afternoon, with Laredo rallying late. Webb and Wasserman led Laredo while Cannon and Conoly drove Sunsets offense and defense.
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Mitchell Hits 110 Strikeouts in Four and a Half Innings
Mitchell of the M. Flaiff and Brothers relief pitcher struck out seven in four and a half innings against Leming Texas, raising his season total to 110. Tom ing secured the win 14 to 5 before Mitchell finished. King the Leming ace fanned 12 as Leming took the game. Arnold had three hits for the Wholesalers. Final score Leming 14 Wholesalers 10.
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Bear Cubs Defeat Frenchy Cat Nine in Sun Day Clash
Nacho homered with bases loaded in the third to spark the Bear Cubs to an 11 7 win over Frenchy’s Black Cat. Hy Ott and L Ott each tripled while Wilson added a double. Batteries H Ott W Kalisky Henry Tankey Schuman. Cubs seek next Sunday game. call Witty TL 6000 W after 6.
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