Dallas Opens Series With Missions As Muncrief Seeks Sixth Victory
Dallas Rebels visit Tech Field to start the series against the Missions. Bob Muncrief aims for a six victory season as San Antonio, led by manager Hank Severeid, faces Dallas with Touchstone likely in the lineup. Tulsa drops to third after a 6 3 loss despite late rallies and errors fill the bases without a hit.
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Box score and game notes for Tyler at Waukon baseball clash
Box score details Tyler versus Waukon with runs batted in by Stevens Stephene Steiner Crawford Lowery Olsen and Havemanns home runs. Pitching: Burck Erickson Hanning Serta Tubby and others. Final score 21-3 with multiple innings listed and notes on double plays, stolen bases, and umpires.
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Alamo Heights Merchants Narrow Win Over Medics 9 to 8
Amateur baseball wrap reports three eighth inning runs gave Alamo Heights Merchants a 9 to 8 victory over the Station Hospital Medics in a Saturday game. Earlier delays and rough play marked the contest as Comfort Brones faced Darkyland at 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Major Leaders Batting and Pitching Standings Names and Scores
A fragmented sports roundup lists leaders in batting and pitching with multiple player names and team affiliations, including Mize from St Louis and Walker from Washington, plus references to 400 runs by Crae of Washington and 39 by Cramer of Boston. The piece also notes a tennis semifinal where M C Hopper of Tulsa loses to George Counts of Oklahoma A and M, 6-4 6-4.
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Averill Tops Majors In Hitting After Late Surge
Earl Averill of the Detroit Tigers jumps to the top of both leagues in hitting with a .468 average after 47 at bats in 16 games. He passes Taft Wright as Chicago slips from the lead, while Lou Finney gains 27 points to .400 for Boston. Dixie Walker claims the NL top spot at .413, ahead of Frank Gistint of Pittsburgh. Hank Leiber drops to .326 as leaders in both leagues shift. Whitman track team wins Northwest Conference title, setting relay and shot put records.
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Southpaw Jinx Haunts Yanks No Longer
The New York Yankees reversed a lefty struggle by crushing the Chicago White Sox 6 1, aided by Jor Dildaggio’s first homer and a four run fourth inning. Cleveland beat Washington 18 1, Jeff Heath homered twice, Al Milnar won again. Claude Passeau shut out the New York Giants as the Cubs won 4 0. The Reds beat the Phillies 7 2 behind Poison Ivy Govudman and a late run tie. Brooklyn edged St Louis 4 3 as Babe Phelps and Dolph Camilli hit homers for the winning lineup.
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Texas League Box Score: Fort Worth Routs Houston
Fort Worth thumped Houston 9 to 4 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Starters Gillett and Mardy combined for several innings with support from Rigby and Starr. Notable names like Looney, Clarke, and Starr contributed key hits as Fort Worth pulled ahead late.
Trapshooting Events Open in Houston With Local Leaders
The Texas Trapshooters association holds its sixty third shoot in Houston with Tommy Lovett leading the men by hitting 490 targets of 490 in the 200 third preliminary. Grace Cameron tops the women with 187 of 200 as seven San Antonio shooters join the two day event. Competition continues Sunday with Miss LaDeile Murphree defending the women’s title while other local shooters compete.
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Baseball score and play-by-play details from a messy data fragment
An OCR fragment reports an American League game with numerous batters, pitchers, and events. It mentions Boudreau, Mack, Breuer, Knickerbocker, DiMaxgio, and Smith among others, with line scores, doubles, home run by Mille, and multiple pitching changes. The text is garbled but preserves team names, players, and several in-game actions and errors.
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Martin Hogan Shine In West Texas Golf Play
Iverson Martin and Royal Hogan sparked the West Texas golf tournament into quarter finals at Wichita Falls. Martin defeated Guy Underwood and EB Lovvern, while Hogan ousted Charlie Reasor and Obie Bristow to set up further matches. Also Dallas event sees Mag B Kindred defend title in Women’s Golf Association finals.
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National Box Scores Highlight S Martins Gieneyt Runs Led
Box score notes show St Louis 7 Brooklyn 5 with Padgett Pheins Camilli Tees strong on offense. Brown to Orengo to Mize double plays, bases on balls and hits against Wyatt Warneke Russell. Evans signs with Green Bay Packers in Iowa City May 18.
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Southern Association Preemie Errors In Batting and Fielding
A noisy puzzle of misplayed balls and errant throws, listing early season scores and players across teams such as Nashville Knoxville Birmingham and Memphis. Key names include McCormick Wil Goodman Werber and Beck as pitchers and batters while references to Joust double plays and sacrifices hint at chaotic defense and inconsistent fielding in a muddled box score.
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Where They Play PLAY SAT Texan League
The notice lists numerous matchups across multiple leagues and cities. Teams include Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Netralt with other games in Fort Worth Beaumont and St. Laur while Italian at San Antonio and Pittsburgh at Philedelphia appear in various leagues.
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Bimmy Returns to Belmont for Withers Mile Bid
New York May 16 Bimmy the great colt of Col B A Cradley returns to Belmont Park scene of his 1939 triumph to run in the Withers mile and chase a share of a large purse. Field includes Ramon Andy K Parasang Corydon Calary Call to Calors In Charge and Fox Lane with Overnight among 10 rivals. Supporting cards feature the Domino handicap and the Jockey Club plate with several notable entrants.
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Cheek Rides Five Horses at Gladewater Rodeo
Gladewater Texas May 1b Cadet Clyde Cheek thrilled a crowd by Roman riding five horses at once, the first time he achieved such a feat at the four night rodeo finale. Cadet Jim Worrell repeated a dive over diving horses, while Cadet Kay Pickering rode in Roman style as the Peacock Military Academy parade team showcased precision horsemanship from San Antonio.
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Spike Shannon Dies in Minneapolis at 64
William Portar Spike Shannon, a major league outfielder for the Giants under John McGraw, died in Minneapolis at age 64. The 30-year-old veteran of the game, who reached fame in New York, passed away in his hometown frame today.
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King's Plate Race Near Belmont Amid Big Entries
Belmont Park hosts the King’s Plate feature with Dark Comet among nine three year olds in the nine furlong test. Frobisher and Hood are top contenders, while Parkwood and McLaughlin runners highlight a strong field for a $7500 purse and the 50 guinea prize. Local notes mention Belmont’s crowd buildup after Narragansett and Churchill Downs meets end.
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