Bears Left Harris Farned Lefty Released on Recall
Bears left handed pitcher Dewey Hinkle, the lone southpaw, was released to the Peoria club of the Three- League. Hinkle and wife left for Peoria Thursday. He was secured from Albany and failed to make the grade after one inning. He will join George Bates, a young outfielder loaned from Minneapolis and now in Peoria. Three-T league managers Ernie Krueger, a former Minneapolis coach, will lead the squad as pennant challengers. The Bears travel Saturday to face rivals and prove they can keep pace away from home. Dallas series results left Dallas 4 games to 2. Gibson’s Giants go on a 21 day road trip, with a three day stand at Leagar Park May 25-27 against Beaumont, then Beaumont through May 27. San Antonio shifts to Waco for three days, with Houston, Fort Worth, and Wichita Falls tackling Shreveport. The Bears aim to remain competitive on a tough road swing before heading north to meet Dallas in a four game set around Decoration Day.
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Bears Edge Steers In Tight Dallas Series Fight
BEAR BOX three, Wichita Falls two and then Houston four on the way back home, returning here June 12, with Ware. The loss to Dallas Thursday by a 6-5 score was the loosest ball this season for the Bears. Newman and Blankenship stumbled at the plate as Dallas rallied to win in the ninth. Grimes and Najo led for Dallas with timely hits, while Mulvey, Taylor, and Blankenship contributed for the Bears in a chaotic late rally that fell short.
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Senator Pilot Shakes Up Senators Batting Order
Washington May 18 In a bid to boost hitting the Senators shake up the lineup. Joe Judge benched for George Sisler. Sammy Wel, Goose Goslin to play left field. Muddy Ruel takes over catching for Benny Tate. Changes come after a 206 team batting average and a loss to Cleveland Indians.
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Paolino Boxes Ortiz At Park
Promoter Bob Hass matches Young Paolino against Willie Ortiz for Friday night amateur card at San Pedro Park. Floyd Forebarid and J. C. ODonald, 145 pounders, appear in the semi final. Remainder of the prelims include Raymond Felis ra, Kid Gourley, Pablo Vasquerra, Doug Strawn, Ine Davilo, Claude Rocha, Boots vs Kid Nando, Rod Aldman, Inhn Reaves.
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Young Paolini
Willie Ortiz
San Pedro Park
Floyd Forebarid
J. C. Odonald
Raymond Felis Ra
Kid Gourley
Pablo Vasquerra
Doug Strawn
Ine Davilo
Claude Rocha
Boots
Kid Nando
Rod” Aldman
Inhn Reaves
Amateurs Boxing Card at Shelton Arena Faces Big Lightweight Bout
Amateurs box at Jack Shelton's arena features Taina the Mexican bearers weight challenged by Bill Cowan. Main event showcases Tom Hill at 185 pounds in a Sunday bout. Semi final returns Rochy Burns versus Tesse Morales in welterweight. Other bouts include Dill Manness vs Tiger Flares plus multiple 90 to 154 pound matchups. Brooks Looper referees all bouts.
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Livice Beaton
Bill Cowan
Tom Hill
S’unday
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Rochy Burns
Tesse Morales
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Dill Manness
Tiger Flares
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Art
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Kid Reyes
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Tiger Mex
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Iemmitt Morse Wins Realtors Golf Meet
Iemmitt Morse of Houston posted a net score to win the Realtors Golf Meet at Alamo Country Club. The event featured scores from players including Sherman, Uhrinti, and Henson with listed standings and figures.
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Alamo Country Club
Inet Morse
Houston
Ron Venta
Galletsy Er
Bayan City Gulters
Sherman
Coromy Uhrinti
Mal Simiths Toinete
Vauduon Wayeron
Huth
Straus Franks Still Seek First Game Start
Strau s Franks still seek their first game as they prepare for a return to action. The lineup features familiar names and could hinge on key players delivering in the upcoming match as observers watch for a decisive early-season result.
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Straus-Franks
Light fishing tale contest opens doors for all readers
The San Antonio Light announces a fishing yarn contest running through May with broad eligibility. Contestants submit tales like the be-wan beached catfish adventures of W. O. Harmon of La Pryor Texas, while prizes include cash, tackle, and a free boat for the season.
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Barbera
Libble
Potebernick
Chanieri
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Ends Avenue
Flag Chasers Results and Friday Conference Schedule
A garbled sports page lists results and upcoming games across cities including Dallas Houston and Fort Worth. It notes scores for teams such as Detroit and Boston with scattered names and partial standings.
Brown pushes champ Tilden in Davis Cup trials
In St Louis on May 18 William T. Tilden of Philadelphia defeated Wray Grawa of St Louis in five sets, 0-3, 6-3, 3-7, 6-4, 6-4, after a back and forth match. George Lott beat Wilmer Allison in straight sets, and John Hennessy won by default from Arnold Jones when Jones sprained an ankle.
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Bankas City
Godfrey and Risko Signed For Brooklyn Fight
George Godfrey, a leading heavyweight, and Molny Hiske of Cleveland were signed to a ten round bout on June 20 at Ebbets Field Brooklyn.
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Junior College Pair Wins Tennis Tourney
A Texas junior college doubles team of Willy Mister and Charles Carroll defeated the Bt. W Edward's University pair Jimmy McCloskey and Ralph Warner two matches to one in an oval meet on Thursday afternoon. Masterson beat Warner 3 0 and the team then won the doubles against McCloskey and Warner. They will play again Saturday afternoon in Austin.
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Knott and Agricola Power West Texas League Victory
Knott doubled and scored while Agricola drove in a run as Coleman defeated Abilene 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Bevin held Abilene to three hits and a late rally failed. Weather interruptions delayed play, with a Ten innings game listed and Midland beating Tulsa in a separate note.
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Sunny Mandell to defend lightweight title in rain delay
Tex Rickard announced Sunny Mandell will defend vs Jimmy McLarnin Saturday night weather permitting. The bout was deferred again due to rain after clouds gathered and a second weigh in is required by the New York State athletic commission. Mandell dropped half a pound in fifteen minutes to 134 1 2, McLarnin weighed 184 1 2.
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