Harshany Faces San Antonio Mission Call to Duty
Sam Harshany, hot on the blitz, must report to the San Antonio Missions for duty Friday morning after a telegram from his Texas home. The Browns disciplined pitcher Harry Kimberlin for last year’s delay, sending him to San Antonio delayed eligibility and later to Toledo in the Class AA Pacific Coast League. Fort Worth visits Techfield in a three game set as the Missions, led by manager Marty McManus, seek a home stand win with Muncrief opposing Ash Bilin in a rain-shortened finale.
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National League and American League action summary
National League games include Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland and Washington at Simon with Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Boston. Shreveport leads 3-3 in a doubleheader split. A Padres newcomer at third base, Justin Stein, arrives after a Milwaukee option while Joe Blgore rests briefly. Eddie Silver travels from Toledo and may join the Missions by Friday or Saturday.
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Littlefield aims at national track title with Texas program
Clyde Littlefield, longtime Texas track leader, presides over a rising program that has produced 12 Southwest champions in 20 years and eyes a national crown. The Longhorns plan to challenge Yale at Princeton for the national title, then proceed to Minneapolis for the national intercollegiate meet led by star disc thrower Jack Hughes. Track progress in Texas reflects broader growth via Texas Relays Border Olympics and Southwestern Exposition meets as Littlefield promotes top athletes and competition.
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Last Monkey Drill Slated at Peacock Military Academy
Cadets Glyde Cheek and Jim Warrell will headline the final exhibition of the year at Peacock Military Academy, performing Roman riding four horses over hurdles and diving over five horses after the graduation dress parade at 5 p.m. at the school field.
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Vaughan and Camilli Lead Stolen-Base Rampage in Scrappy Showdown
Vaughan delivers a rung pated 1 while Camilli swipes two bases and drives in a run. Reese and Lanahan contribute, Camilli scoring on a misplay as Pittsburg gains the advantage on bases with strong pitching by Fitzsimmons and Lanahan. Kling er, Mimger, and umpires Magerkurch Blewart and Barr oversee a 1:38 affair before 3149 in attendance.
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Altus Allen to fight Johnny Paychek in Chicago bout
Chicago May 23 Altus Allen a 19 year old Negro heavyweight with eleven wins in thirteen professional fights was signed to meet Johnny Paychek in a ten round bout at the Coliseum arena Paychek will make his first start since Louis Haifield.
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Ward Becomes New Victoria Country Club Pro in Corpus Christi
Milton Ward, Corpus Christi’s leading amateur, takes the pro post at Victoria Country Club succeeding Clarence Wilkinson. Ward, the fourth family member to turn pro, has 14 years in the sport and holds the Oso Beach course record of 63. His brothers serve as pros at Ingleside, Corpus Christi Golf and Country, and Hillcrest clubs. The Ward family also includes two amateur youths, Henry and Marvin.
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Pennant Race Headlines From Major League Baseball
The National League race tightens as Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds surge with 18 wins each while the Indians and Red Sox clash for first in the American League. Yankees boost pace. Derringer falters as Cincinnati drops a game to the Giants 11 4. Chicago and Washington win big against Philadelphia and St Louis respectively, with Boston’s Red Sox and Cleveland Indians separated by one game in a tense pennant chase.
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Nelson Cops Ohio Golf Open in Toledo
Byron Nelson won the Ohio Open at Sylvania Country Club posting 284 to beat the field by four strokes. Tony Penna of Dayton finished second with 143 71 72 20. Defending champion Billy Burke of Cleveland tied with Phil Perkins for second, two strokes behind Nelson.
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