Wilise to Start for Missions in Houston Tilt
Hal Wilise, a top Texas League lefty with Wichita Falls, reported to the San Antonio Mission and may start Friday’s game against Houston. Filton Woikep, Mission kid star, was slated as other pitcher if weather allowed. The Missions, aiming to slow Houston’s pace, trail in the standings as the circuit eyes a wider chase with Fort Worth and Galveston nearby.
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Hal Wilise
Wichita Falls
San Antonio Mission
Houston
Filton Woikep
Mission
Stuff
Butts
Willse
San Antonio
Louis Browns
Browns
Milwaukee
San Antonio Missions
Houston Butts
Bisons
Tech Field
Rotston
Phin’ Joong
Payne
Benson
Gelventon Club
Beaumont
Galveston
Fort Worth
Missions
Fabian Kowalik
Gaweel
Ron
Purdy
Mission Box Echoes in Foul Line Debate and Double Plays
A two bagger near the seat line sparked controversy as Ump Steve Blair sided with fair call while Rooster manager Corey Selph criticized the ump. Kowalik and Belma sparked a third inning rally for the Missions, with Purdy and Binder contributing. Attendance reached 9 93 paid, lifting home total to 20 568 across 21 games.
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Seat Field
Ump
Steve Blair
Corey Selph
Rooster
Kowalik
North Flores Street
Belma
Ash
Purdy
Rusty
Belbh
Stebbing
Houston
Oca
Parker
Goodman
Hoffman
Bindee
Kewslik
Parke
Payne
Mr. Binder
Kawalik
Moore
Bema
Gootman
Odet
O'Dea
Bracken Bridge and Jefferson High Lead City Aquatic Meet
Swimmers and divers from Bracken Bridge, Jefferson High, San Antonio Vocational, and Tech contest in the annual city high school aquatic tournament. Jefferson mermen reform for the event as events include 40 yard freestyle and backstroke, 200 yard freestyle, relays, and diving with required and optional dives. Jack Tolar and E C McCullough oversee coordination.
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Brackenbridge
Jefferson
San Antonio Vocational and ‘Terhostat School
Tech
Jefferson Mermen
Jack Tolar
E. C. McCullough
Celebration for Boatmen at Woodlawn Lake
Members and friends of the Texas Boat Club Toc meet at the Haystow Woodlawn lake at 8 o'clock Thursday night to mark the club's second anniversary. A short business session will set plans for water carnivals, summer meets, and outboard motor racing, followed by entertainment led by Charles A Sunny Blevins featuring band music vaudeville acts Blevins quartet prizes and dancing with County Judge Frost Woodhull as guest speaker. The event is open to all boating enthusiasts.
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Texas Boat Club
Toc
Haystow
Woodlawn Lake
Charles A
Sunny
Blevins
Frost Woodhull
Beaumont and Galveston Tie In Long Texas Baseball Bout
A fragmentary box score and play-by-play section shows Beaumont and Galveston tied in a Texas baseball game. It lists pitchers English and Barnes with multiple batters and positions, plus fielding details, outs, and runs.
Moreland and Maguire tie for medal in Texas golf
In Royston, amid wind and rain, Gus Moreland of Dallas defending champion and Wille Maguire Jr. of Houston led the medal round with 71s. Finishing nearby were David Goldman of Dallas and Jack Colby of Houston as leaders in the 27th Texas Golf Association tournament.
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Leland Harman
Waco
J. K. Wadley
Texarkane
Reynolds Bnuth
Dallas
Hele
Jack Colby
Houston
Jdea
Texas Golf Association
Gus Moreland
Moreland
Wille Maguire Jr
Houston Country Club
Maguire
Willie Magure
Aoasteny
Dan
Shnit
Gos
Chamyplon
Wille Cutter Hunter Houston
Woods
Irons
Puller
David Goldman
Trans—Mississippi
UC - Ee
Guy Aorslend
WS. Cohn, Jr
Moustert
Die Handy
Tey Rinses
Dick “Nate
Cunnin
Ander
Mona Sis Nate
Piuring Howie
Foie
D. Hebinsian
Rous Alyotor
Glieg
Avalin
Pilati
Arate
Galveston
Rape Saysion
H. F
Lomabmey
Austin Eeuine Owen
Lambarth
Honail
Ajailn
Wards
Mauston
Baratt Soyaten
Kot
Haug ‘Rm
Scott
Wala Neumann
Oanard AtWall
Yin
Fort Worth Rep Duvall Plans 300 Mile Race Ride
Representative J C G Duvall of Fort Worth authored a horse racing bill signed by Governor Ferguson. He plans a 300 mile ride from San Antonio to Fort Worth starting June 5, aiming for about 30 miles a day to promote the law and state horse racing interests. Local officials and Saddle Horse Association leaders back the stunt, hoping to boost revenue and breeding, with stops through New Braunfels and others along the route.
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J. C. Duvall
Fort Worth
Texas
San Antonio
Jack Thurman
Port Worth
J. CG. Duvall
Miriam A. Ferguson
Bea Bleneil Pakr
Nort Worth
My. Devall
Light Building
Quyst
New Braunfels
Noc
Pony Express
Sickling
Duvall
Paso
Houston
Aio Grande Valley
Duvall Nyers
Hy Lin
Kla E Institution
Beallsville Town Council Bans Certain Skateboard Actions
Beallsville PA May 25 193? The town council forbids anyone to roll and boop or tide bicycle snooter Kiddie car tricycle or to roller skate or slide down hill on streets or sidewalks. Traffic dangers are given as the reason.
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Beallsville
Eny
Juniors 10 Get Sport Medals On Friday
The San Antonio Light announces the annual spring sports program awards for junior high students. Medals in gold, silver, and bronze will be presented at 9:00 Friday morning at Mack Twain School by Mack Twain, publisher of The Light, for successful boys in end and aquatic events and for winning boys and girls in Lentils singles and doubles.
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In San Antonio Light
Mack Twain
Willam M. McIntosh
the Light
E Rampion
Chasey
Huw
Loward
Roddgaee
Irving
Bova
Ana Lama Hopkins
Dourum Dary Wartia
My Ralie
Emerson
Gildies
Aaplon
Myrtle Creme
Poe
Alniea Rimmerap
Tine Mathis
Ui Witten
Schultze
Iloabios Punnereap
Mary Gare
Glen
MecCankll
Jack Chaper
Harris
Twain
Bunie
Alines
Warria
Tags Balt
Ally ‘Phillips
Tivaln
Page
Ine Mac- Suez
Lupler
Eiey
Allen ‘Newman
John Tieeves
Pocntn
the Gamer
Lanter
Ging Crelay
Glass
Hawthorne
Haris Ten
Ae Harria
Chase Dash Deer
Saul” Twain
Tacklsup
Tle
Freder Euvy
Secon
Fri
Lee Akan Bled
Claes
Gente Tel
Fan Iporne
Tirst
Sterling Rhomde
Hawthorn Aerowd
Norris Vantrerse
Manis “Ehird
Niehoff Picks Pell for Flag in Southern Association race
Atlanta May 26 Bert Niehoff manager of the Chattanooga Lookouts sees little chance for his club to repeat as Southern Association champions and favors New Orleans to win the flag this season. He notes New Orleans appears best and Memphis also strong with Nashville and Birmingham contesting third as Chattanooga and Atlanta trail.
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Atlanta
Bert Nelhoff
Chattanoopa Lookouts
New Orleans
Neihoff
Breeks
Chattanooga
Orleans
Larry Gilbert
Oulfitki
Pleming
Neshon
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Allants
DALL HARRIS TO TEACH AT PASADENA HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Harris, all American forward Dall Harris of Oklahoma Presbyterian College Cardinals, has been hired as a physical education teacher at Pasadena for the 1933 34 school year. Principal Hugo Hertsfield announced the appointment as Harris nears her degree. Pasadena lies near Houston.
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Dall Harris
Houston
P—Dell Barris
Oklahoma Presbyterian College Cardinals
Durant
Oxla
Pasadena
Hugo Hertsfield
Pasidena
Miss Harris
Presbyterian College
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L. A
Spotligh
Tolala
Pardy
Berm
Crewnley
Kowelik
Taubie
Aru
Frank Haines
Dock Flaherty
Mr. Motorist
N. Alamo
Haines-Flaherty No. 2
U.S
Darneyenne
Hainee-Flahertyganization
Haines - Flaherty Trie Company
Ned Ny
Paymon
Deaumont
Galveston . Leo
Dons i Hutte
Rock
Town
Thormanica
Rinth
Englian Molesworth
Halil
Sthgrmanien
Pone Atte OP
Fetbeng
Eal Watters
Paul Cactifiees
Galloway
Dapapeas
Tulsa Ake i
Amoa
Abil O.A. Proweres
Wostetret
Orenteh
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Gaenbi
Bellet
Gislai Temkinare
LG Malin
Anby
Rego
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Batncen Varcen
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Selva
Barnes
Johns
Insines
Dulles Lea
Pallet Tigi Rorenart
Qaetlich Fe Banmett Sequin
Aby
Hagterfe Gee Jenkins
Huieriticens
Ego
Saerlatte
Bednar
Scott Vaca Bare
Bednar Finwk Ein LA Hee Seiwig
Johna
Gui
Arrioe
Elalisan
Laaing Itchor
Belway
Ober
Palmer
ORDA
City
Wonsit A
Owtano Cy Bor
Tela Alow
Got
Waren
Buller
Bao Tung
Oie
Skliname
Erin
Windle
Run
Lowell
Avener
Pawera
Tate
Barker
Sininam
Ummpiter
Ate
Sanra
Tim
Jane Noble
Niehoff
Pell
Flag
Aroclik
Fomby Clothing CO
E. Houston
America
W. L. Douglas
East Houston St
Doorn Haat
Gunter Meteb
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