Minors Seek Salary Readjustment Amid Financial Strain
In a general economic review, W G Bramham announces a two day conference in Rochester North Carolina on May 3 and 28 to discuss salaried reductions for minor league baseball. The aim is to preserve operations as several leagues face possible shutdowns without drastic measures. Strong entities include the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues and Pacific Coast League.
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New York
Qwofiyorable
Werther
W.G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
Rochester
3Rambant
Rochektor
Hmertown Association
Association
Pacific
Jastek
Acific Coast
The
International
Buffalo
Mont- AL
Invasions at Hawthorne and Poe in mixed tennis results
The report lists multiple singles and doubles results across players from Hawthorne Poe and Lanier venues. Winners include Gustine Mathis and Erelyn Harrner defeating Norma Balgen and Maurice Nick, with several close scores and two byes recorded in doubles action among Cray Mitchell and Meadows Triesch versus Krause Styles and Weintraub Motrello, with others prevailing 6 1, 6 2 and 6 0, 6 1 in various matchups.
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Gustine Mathis
Poe
Norma Balgen
Erelyn Harrner
Hawthorne
Maurice Nick
Irving
Lotte Burge
Fou
Lilly Dalbosco
Lanier
Dolly Henry
Page
Mary McQuidy
Twat
Wile Myrtle Young
Rosa Tellez
Lilian Cray
Acadeuil Mitchell
Charlotte Krause
Josephine Styles
Harts
Roberta Meadows
Lorraine Triesch
Toe
Margeret Weintraub
Maud Motrello
Twein
Paysia Gallagher
Doris Hughes
Frying
Nelle Mat Grube
Catherine Mezzetti
Fire
Janie Ditton
Btarley
Marie Harris
Twain
Beal- Hee
Ruby Black
Harris
Luella Algae
Marjorie Ranney
Foc
Deanette Mendan
Mary Hogan
Hawhorne
First Twin Bill Monday at League Park
The first double header of the San Antonio Wasefall nee son is planned for next Monday afternoon at League Park. The Indians meet Beaumont weather permitting to complete the unfinished game from the last visit. If Monday fails, the games will be moved to Tuesday with Beaumont staying two days.
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San Antonio
Wasefall Neeson
League Park
Indians
Beaumont
Tribe May Get Joe Moore To Help Punch
The San Antonio Indians seek added power as they consider bringing back Joe Moore, former star of the team, to boost the batting and outfield. President Momer Hemmond aims to secure Moore after his stint with the New York Giants. meanwhile Dallas defeated San Antonio 5-4 in a game marked by scarce clutch hitting and wasteful base situations.
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TRIBE
Joe Moore
Punch
Toaday
San Antonio Indians
Tne Moore
Pride and Joy
Dei
Momer Hemmond
Moore
New York Giants
Iam
Amaonio
Giants
Los Angeles
Dallas
Happ Morse
Pang
Dat
Jas
Jimmy Minogue
San Antonio
Jim Tor
Berten
Pop
Smitit
Flinn
Cy Smith
Steers
Byrne James
San Antonion
Joe Medwick
James
Byrne
Doubles Begin at Light’s Annual Girls Junior Tourney
In San Pedro courts, quarter finals set as doubles open with ten teams. Tuesday results show Ron Bvars of Hawthorne trouncing Betty Gill of Page 6-2 8-0, Gladys Colwell of Irving defeating Beatrice Force 8-3 8-2, and Frankie Mac Drury of Emerson beating Mario Martinez 6-7 6-3, leaving semifinals to be decided.
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Emily
San Pedro
Minto
Aemi
Ron Bvars
Hawthorne
Betty Gill
Page
Gladys Colwell
Irving
Beatrice Force
Frankie Mac Drury
Emerson
Mario Martinez
Twain
Fragmented Early Baseball and League Scores Snapshot
A garbled OCR page lists multiple baseball results and standings from American and International leagues. It mentions Fort Worth Galveston Houston and other cities with scattered scores such as Dallas 4 San Antonio 6 and Columbus 31 Trdlanapolis 4, along with Western Association and Western Geaucuis results. The text preserves names of teams like Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Milwaukee with partial scores and several city pairings, reflecting a busy schedule and standings snapshot.
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Mug Wedawndag
Fort Worth
Galveston
Holfax
Ban Antonin Wichlin
Ef Mouston
Tyler
Beaumont
Columbus
Trdlanapolis
Bulisvile
Votedo
Kans City
SL. Paul
Mipnearatis
Myaulien
International League
Fallimore
Thranio
Tovchester
Reading
Spreyliv
Tateain
Newari
Monten
Western Association
Havinsfield
Barthaville, Tonwka
Wart Smith
Muskogee
Independence
Phone Girls Ride In Show At Brackenridge Park
The Southwest Bell Telephone and Public Service Company paddle clubs will send many riders to a Sunday benefit horse show at Meadows stables Brackenridge park. Entries include Opal Cul pepper Lorraine Lay Helen Hall Grace Johnson Helen Farwell Helen McMillan Evelyn Stricknabel Margaret Spindle Mary Daklke Golda Russell Alice Bowman Oul Kojula Josephine Dole. Tickets are on sale via L C Berrey dug shares the Public Service company and the telephone company.
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Bell ‘Telephone
Paddle Club
Public Service’ Companys Club
Meadows
Brackenridge Park
Telephone Company
Opal Culpepper
Lorraine Lay
Helen Hall
Grace Johnson
Helen Farwell
Helen McMillan
Evelyn Sricknabel
Margaret Spindle
Mary Daklke
Golda Russell
Alice Bowman
Oul Kojula
Josephine Dole
Longview Starts Work on Ball Park
Longview begins preparations for a Wichita Falls baseball franchise move with construction at Gregg County fair grounds and a tentative board decision expected by Thursday night. If approved, the Spudders would relocate to Longview and be nicknamed the Owlahals.
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Longview
Wichite Falls
Grendstead
Lt. Cols Browns
Spudders
Gregg County Fair Grounds
Frank Watt Becomes Washington Copper
Frank Watt, former San Antonio Texas league pitcher and 1927 Tigers tryout, retires from baseball and joins the Washington D C police. Released by the Phillies after fading spring form, Watt passed the police exam in his hometown and will begin duties there as a member of the police force.
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Frank Watt
Washington
San Antonio
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Nationals
Washington, D. C
Big Frank
Phils
International League
U S Girls Golfers Take Day of Rest at Wentworth
U S women golfers Marion Hollins and Maureen Orcutt played the Wentworth championship course during a rest day on May 14. Orcutt shot 18, Hollins 79, with both noting better iron play but still adjusting to the Wentworth greens as they prepared for Saturday’s match against British players.
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U. S
Wentworth
England
Marion Hollins
Maureen Orcutt
Orcutt
Miss Hollins
Wednesday Pitchers in American League Matchups
A jumble of team names and player mentions outlines Wednesday matchups in the American League. It lists pitchers and teams such as New York, Cleveland, and Chicago with scattered, unclear references to players and series.
Texas Boxes Houston 9 Wichita Fans 04 Wiehite Walls
A chaotic box score style report covers a Texas game where Houston defeated Wichita 9 to 4. Key players include White and Maes on the mound for Houston and several named batters for both teams with numerous substitutions, fielding notes, and umpire mentions.
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Houaton
Swichita
Heyden
ADU UA
O.A. Gore
Dadok
Elma
Sly
Bo Fuss
Carey
Boderg
Meare
Gren
Peel
Geeng
Aye
Byram
Myrann
Wiigion Bumanury
Mevirs
Buller
Rane Baled
Grion
White
Narienky
Steins
Moca Belme
Bde
Medwick
Garis
Padero
Schareln
Mosq
Nlasa
Nurlessey
Siebbins
Waser
Wf Moss
Wille
Walle
Aliuvele
Mose
Alca
Masa
H Tung
Maes
Wieldla Walley
Houston
Sumpires
Brooks and Koller
Haven
Yankees Seek Easy Flag Lead With Streaking Pitching
The Yankees, riding an eight game win streak and strong pitching, push toward clinching the American League pennant as Joe McCarthy’s squad dominates rivals. Johnny Allen aims to tie a long strike record while Averill and Chapman homer help in a 6 2 victory over Cleveland, with other majors including White Sox over Barton and Phillies over Tigers in daily action.
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Gayla 'Palbo
ALP
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Washington Senators
Sh. Louis
Cleveland
Senators
Browne
McCarthy
Feld
Averill
Johnny Allen
Indiana
Earl Averill
Mel Harder
Tadina
Ben Chapman
Gehrig
Felding
Tony Lazer
Allens
Grantham
Bill Terry
Giants
Ray Kotp
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Bill Harris
Pirates
Rabe Phelps
Philadelphia
Phillies
Phillie
Pepper” Martin
Cardinals
Bil Anllahan
Brandt
Hallahan
Limck
Red” Worthington
Lanier Ball Players Win From Wesleyan Institute
Lanier wins 3-0 over Wesleyan Institute in the Latin American championship opener at Vat Daele stadium. Sid Sanins and mates drive timely runs in third inning while Lanier pitchers Villanueva and Mujic3 allow three hits and no errors. Villanueva fans 10, Marfield six strikeouts. Cicero no hit game: Morton high School pitcher Hall no hits Evanston High as Morton wins 10-0.
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Lanier
Wesleyan
Sanins
Sidney Lanier
Wesleyan Institute
Vat Daele Stadium
Villanueva
Cicero
Til
Amedia Hall
Morton
Evanston High
Pinkey Whit ney Ties with Chuck in Hits at Phillies Park
Pinkey Whitney and Chuck Del, teammates on the Philadelphia National League club, shared the lead in hits as fall practice ended. Whitney, a San Antonio native, and Klein traded notes on batting. Whitney boasted he would finish with more hits next year while Klein trails by a small margin in batting average with 969.
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Pinkey" Whitney
Chuck
Del
Phirdel
Whitney
San
Bub “Pinkey
Hag Itan Klein
Anl
Hafey
Terry
Dibble Sports Face Three Tough Teams This Week
Dibble Sports have arranged three key games this week. They host Great American Life Insurance Mina at Polyfeld No. 2 Wednesday afternoon. Saturday at 4 p.m. they play Public Service Union Hes on the Public Service diamond. Sunday they travel to Uvalde for a 2 p.m. game.
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Dibble Sports
Great American Life Insurance Mina
Polyfeld No. 2
Public Service Ulinhes
Public Service
Wen
Squadron 52 Dominates Randolph Field Contest
Squadron 52 defeated Randolph Field league squad, 10 to 5, on a sunny afternoon. Eanes collected four singles and five trips to the plate for the win while Guthrie went three for five for the Insers.
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Randolph Field
Eanes Samished
Néra
Guthrie
Insers
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