Galveston Opens League Park Series as Tribe Loses
In a two day stay at League Park the Fort Worth Cats defeated the local Indians 5-4 on Friday with a late run in the ninth. San Antonio Jotlans and Galveston Buccaneers replaced some opponents in the schedule. Fort Worth starting pitcher Bob House struggled, giving up early runs while the Indians piled up 11 hits but missed scoring chances. The game featured three hurlers for the Indians and key defensive plays by Dalrymple Gribble and others. House's line reached 2040 three-run innings, a rough start for the visitor.
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Edwards Wins Thrilling Wrestling Bout Before 500 Crowd
By Jack Cameron, Billy Edwards 178 pounds from Zenans City defeats Young Stecher 178 of Omaha in three falls. First fall 18:36 with a headlock finisher, second fall after extra holds, third fall after six more minutes of slugging. Doug Marcel loses to Stratton in a reverse flying reverse body slam contest. First bout thrillers feature Buresch, Murdock, and Hal Scott refereeing.
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Australia
Frankie Murdock
Yesterday's Explanations and Japan Safety Value
Explanations discuss a legendary bell tale with a heroine sacrificing herself to free the metal and an echo of the Chinese word hsie. A Japan safety value section notes the 1904 Russo Japanese war prompted a sworn word Banzai Ten Thousand Years as emotional outlet. The piece invites reader questions about the cartoons.
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Hsie
Ten
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Japan
Indian Box Rally Fails as Gribble Ends Game
In a tense ninth inning, Najo singled amid two outs, Medcal and Yancee ran for him, Kowalil fouled out and Snyder struck out after Schotteld. Gerald fied deep to Gribble to end the game despite a late rally.
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Boxing Bouts at Beethoven Hall Near Beal Alamo Street
Boxing bouts were held in the open air arena in the yard of Beethoven hall on Beal Alamo street. Rumors link Louis Albert a known ex-boxer and referee and Sergeant Pam Grossman to the promotional project with Paul West. A tentative date is set for Thursday, June 2.
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Beal Alamo Street
Rnimors
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Kid
Albert
Pam
Grossman
Paul West
Prasse Club Keeps Up Winning Streak
San Pedro park hosted the Business Men's League Friday night where Prasse Club defeated Alamo Gnldhugs 3-0 in a sharp, well-played game. Dezpitg Vick delivered two home runs, while Friedrich Kats and Kardow also shone for the lasers. A forfeit from San Antonio Air Depot altered results as Spiler team failed to appear.
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Friedrich Giants To Play Cibolo Nine
Friedrich's Giants to meet Cibolo Nine in a Sunday afternoon game at Cresfen Mead Park. Canty team seeks town games at Lind Wh with race details around Toledo Street.
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Big Race Trials Open At Indianapolis For 500 Start
May 21 Indianapolis. First qualifying trials for the 500 mile race begin at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Drivers test from 10 am until sundown, with 72 entries vying for 40 starting spots in the twentieth renewal. Minimum speed is 100 mph over 10 miles, with about 102 mph needed to win a place. Billy Arnold, 1930 and 1931 winner, is favored in the eight cylinder front drive car once raced at the course.
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Randolph Field League Game Ends 8-7 Thriller
Fifty-second squadron triumphed 8-7 over the Fifty-third in a Randolph Field League contest as Tulitters and teammates combined for 16 plows. Reeds held 10 hits for the losers, while Langley Tripley Gress Woods and Riley led the winners with key hits. Kazhen and Browwit waited for the Fifty-third.
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Brooks Holds Second Track Meet This May
The Runny district plans a second track meet at Brookfield on Saturday May 2. Events listed include sprints hurdles relay and field competitions such as shot put high jump and discus with schools preparing athletes for a full program.
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Tistead
Unclear Parish League Night With Varied Matchups
Fragmentary report lists multiple parish league games and players across venues including Eagle, San Pedro, and Tarbers. Names and timings are garbled, but references to Al Gretlle Gretlle and Morya with local team lines suggest a miscellaneous scoreboard snippet.
Girl of 13 Takes Dallas Golf Title
May 21 report from Dallas notes 13 year old Atthe Detty Jameson, a grade school student, won the Woman's public course championship by defeating veteran Mrs. W. W. T. Stafford 2 and 1. The surprising junior prodigy claimed the title at the Dallas course, signaling a rising talent in local women’s golf.
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Waldman Scores Hole in One at Brackenridge Park
Waldman, known as a musician with Tdching and saxophone skills, made a hole in one on the thirteenth hole at Brackenridge Park on Friday. He teamed with Bull Harris and Barney Dodd as a lively crowd at the Gunter hotel band gathering erupted in cheers.
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Gunter
Waldman
Brackenridge Park
Bull Harris
Barney Dodd
Mack Secures No Hit Hurler in A's Deal
Tony Freitas a left hander from Sacramento joined the Philadelphia Athletics to bolster Connie Mack's pitching staff after a recent no hitter. Sacramento’s Jimmy Deshong was shipped in the deal as Freitas is slated to be a regular with the American League champions.
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Jimmy Deshong
Freitag
Kentucky Oaks Ends Churchill Racing at Louisville
Churchill Downs closes its spring meeting with the $5000 added Kentucky Oaks as feature. The mile and one eighth race for 3-year-old fillies drew eleven top contenders led by Mrs J Marsh's Princess Telia as the favorite. Otters include Oscillation from the Longridge stable with the Derby entrant, plus Light Eagle Jodie K Modern Queen Treen Suntica and others in the field.
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Squadron 58 Dominates Brooks Field Pitcher Kaddatz
In a Hrughs Field league game Friday Squadron 58 pounded Brooks Field, 23 to 8, as Kaddatz yielded a single hit in the final seven innings while his teammates capitalized on errors to tally runs.
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Hal Wiltse to Join Longview Cannibals Pitching Staff
Longview Cannibals add left handed hurler Hal Wiltse a former Treas league star in 1930. President L. Co. Mc Avoy announced Wiltse will pitch for the club the rest of the season and leaves Milwaukee immediately to join the Cannibals.
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Hal Willee
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Longview Cannibals
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Wiltz
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Cannifals
Missouri Captures Big Six Baseball Pennant
Missouri clinched the Big Six title at Columbia with a convincing 7 0 victory over Iowa State College on a clear Friday afternoon. Norman Wager hurled masterful innings to seal the championship for the Tigers and boost their season rally.
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University of Missouri
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Reds Cubs Series Bids in Nation’s Race
The Reds fight to stay in the National League first division as they split a series with the Cubs at Redland Field. Andy High sparked a late rally in an 11th inning, two-run victory after Chicago had led most of the game. The loss narrows Chicago’s edge over Boston while other majors results feature Wins by the Giants, Yankees, and Indians as the pennant races heat up.
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Ad Jeague
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Foxx Stars With Big League Hitting Feats
New York May 21 Three players in the big leagues Jimmie Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics Chick Hafey of the Cardinals and Chuck Klein of the Phillies led the batting and power charts. Foxx topped both leagues in runs scored and RBIs while leading his league in home runs and total hits. Haley and Klein followed with strong showings in batting and slugging as leaders across the majors.
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Airmen Favored in Finals of Polo Tourney at Ranchilo Club
Fort Worth May 21 The Tigua Air Corps quarter from San Antonio tops the field as favorites to win the second annual Ranchilo club invitation polo tournament. In prelims Houston beat Dallas 10 9 in overtime after Houston led by three.
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Tintin Will Enter College Golf Meet at AUB
Jack Tin tin of Paria the No 1 man on the University of Texas golf team will enter the Intercollegiate golf tournament at Hot Springs West Virginia from May 21 to July 2.
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Jack Tintin
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University of Texas
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Unclear Athletic Meet Results with Mixed Names and Places
Fragmentary report lists numerous names and places such as New York and Germany with times and scores, but lacks coherent narrative. The garbled OCR yields scattered results across events including throws, laps, and distances, rendering the overall outcome unreadable.
Texas League Scores and Player Highlights
Fragmented baseball notes show teams and players with scattered scores and names. Beaumont and Fort Worth appear amid unclear lineups including Haralis Tort Worth and Gulvaelon with other partial names.
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Sansmanis
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Beaumont
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American League Play Autorday Pa Bualga at Phingelphiy
Washington at New York reports show mixed results in early AL action with key pitchers and batters listed. Pa and Bualga appear in projected lineups as teams chase division pace.
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Just Another Race In Buenos Aires Ends With Bankruptcy Turmoil
In Buenos Aires on May 21, Catedor’s potential win at Phiermo track could be just another race for owner Carlos Lombardo as creditors press a bankruptcy court order to seize the mare and apply any winnings to Lombardo’s debts. The scene blends high stakes racing with legal actions, underscoring financial distress impacting a storied owner.
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Phiermo Track
Carlos Lombardos
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