Sports Card: Shreveport Beats Mission 13 to 4
Shreveport defeated Mission 13 to 4 as five Mission pitchers gave up hits in a Wednesday night game. Joe Vitter hit a three run triple and Al Marchand starred for Shreveport while Conners was sidelined with a sprained wrist.
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Avitier
St. Paul
Fort Worth
Long
Hhand
Igi
Tommy Hest~ Hick
Xances
Jeveland
Conners
March
Alistyan
Jess Landrum
Mery Conners
Welter Moris
Iub
Connery
San Tonio
Contess
Conner P
ENS
Joe Cox Disqualified In Promoter Cat’s Wednesday Card
In a Walkathon arena wrestling event promoter Cat Geyer staged a chaotic card. Joe Cox, still below .000 in batting, was repeatedly disqualified in two of the last bouts after feuds with Oblet Joe Little Beaver and Otto Kuss. Beaver won a later fall as Shires halted Cox’s final flurry, and other matches featured Norman Rusty Weseholt and Sledge with decisive pins.
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Cox
Walkathon Arena
Rassling
Cat
Geyer
Joe Little Beaver
Lim- Sif
Beaver
Art Shires
Soo
Sir
Shires
Otto Kussl
Norman ¢Rusty" Weseoalt
Nick Eliteh
Fleet
Epotmentak City Major Pennant Triumph by Air Depotmen
San Antonio Air Depot baseballers won the first-half title in City Major League by crushing the Kelly Field Cadets 10 to 5, then routing Randolph Field 13 to 6 in the playoff. Ken Perry hurled for the win, with key hits from Melvin, Albin, and Reed as Air Depotmen outscored rivals and clinched the pennant.
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San Antonio Air Depot Baseballers
Kelly Field Cadets
Duncan Field
Randolph Field
Prospect Hill
Depotmen
Kenneth Perry
Air Depotmen
Alt Depot
Kenx Field
Harness
Duwn
Air Dagot
Kelly Cadets
Eryare
Beown
Melvein
Albin
Alr
Ing
Burkholder
Hosre
Perry
Brown
Melvin Burkholder
Anfereon
Rowe
Price
Grossetin
Simon
Melugini
Percy
Branunt
Nowe
Reed
Afr
Catels
Henshaw
Ferry
Renchwor
Ald Nitel Renshaw
Pavsed Halla
Anderson
Pike
Vrapirca
Williamson
Herrera
Royd
Pharr San Juan Alamo tops McKinney in Texas high school tourney
Pharr San Juan Alamo, Rio Grande Valley power, beat McKinney 6 to 2 in the Texas high school baseball tournament first round with Norman Cunningham pitching a four-hitter. Austin High opened with a 9 to 6 victory over Maypearl in an all Central Texas clash as Maypearl had won 16 of 17 prior games. The Maroons scored early, Maypearl answered with two in the second and three in the sixth, while Austin added four in the third. Ham Uten allowed only three safeties and walked several. Schedule listed San Juan Alamo vs McKinney, Austin vs Maypearl, Kondo and Wilmot-Hutchings, and Adamson vs Whithstram at 2:31 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. respectively.
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Wallas
Pharrs
San Juan Alamo
Rio Grande Valley Power
Remi
Tims
Maypearl
Austin
Gals Fight Back In Southern Women’s Golf Semi Final
In a famed semi final at the Southern women’s championship Mrs Dan Chandler of Dallas and Shirley Ann Johnson of Chicago staged a legendary battle at San Antonio Country Club. Johnson won the match and the title chance amid remarkable rallies and clutch recovery shots. Johnson’s sand shot near the pin and Chandler’s unplayable lie at seventeen framed a dramatic finish. The piece credits Walter Stewart of the Commercial Appeal for praising women’s fighting spirit. Umpire Frank Coe fights tuberculosis in Los Angeles Grace Lutheran hospital while recovering health.
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Memphis
Walter Stewart
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Peggy Lewis
San Antonio
Shirley Ann Johnson
Chicago
San Antonio Country Club
Shirley Ann
Stewart
Ump Coe
L.A
Frank Coe
Texey League
Grace Lutheran
Frank
Coast Fishing Conditions Fitful Across Year
Port Aransas veteran Lyle McCaleb notes coast fishing conditions change rapidly and vary by season. He urges anglers to read current reports from experienced local fishers and to time trips when weather and water temps favor bites. The piece emphasizes skepticism toward published schedules and favors practical, waterbound knowledge.
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Echerwitz
Ting
Lyle McCaleb
Port Aransas
San Antonio
Wildcat Barry Watkins Fights for No 3 Car Entry
In Columbus Indiana on May 25 observers protested Wildcat Barry Watkins racing a car numbered 3 next Sunday. Drivers with numbers 19 urged officials to exclude him but officials refused. Watkins withdrew of his own accord amid protests.
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Columbus
Ind
Barry Watkins
Watkins
Club Golfers in Team Play At San Antonio Country Club
The annual golf teams match at the San Antonio Country Club was in progress Thursday at the field course with many participants in 18 half matches. One team was captained by RK Bristol the other by George Wray. The losing team faces a supper tonight at the club. Entries were to be accepted at the first tee until 1 p.m. Partly already signed up.
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San Antonio Country Club
Eld
Bristol
George Wray
Baer Faces Braddock Test In May Training Camp
Veteran boxer Max Baer, 210 1 2 pounds, trains seven weeks under Ancil Hoffman for a May 30 showdown in Yankee Stadium. Observers question if Baer retains edge after years, while Braddock prepares to counter with hard right hands and speed. Baer’s camp notes he has kept pace, though critics doubt sharper footwork persists.
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Gayle Talbot
Ferndale
Max Baer
Dormer
Max
May Joors
Nebls
Yankee Stadium
Beer
Ancil Hoffman
Bolmans
Jim Braddock
Braddock
Brax
Bax
Hoffman
Fauk
Miva Thompson
Haer
Thompson
Mova
Prizes Awarded in Peacock Swim Meet
Our annual swimming meet at Beacek Military Academy concluded Thursday with 37 swimmers and divers competing. Terrell Wells led the senior division as high point contestant, followed by Kay Pickering, Leonard White, and Clarence Horton. Intermediate and junior divisions produced winners Jaime Salum, Salvador Luteeroth, David Charles Garrison, Robert Murr, Ben Weber, and Herbert Pitts. Meals were awarded to chiefs in all divisions.
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Beacek Miliary Academy
Terrell Wells
High Point
Kay Pickering
Dale Jas
Leonard White
Houston
Clarence Horton
Kevy Meld
Jaime Salum
Mexico City
Salvador Luteeroth
Tdaparigo
Avid Charles Garrison
Robert Murr
Wichita Falls
Ben Weber
San Antonio
Herbert Pitts
Tulsa
Chiefs
Women golfers vie in Brackenridge Park tourney
In Brackenridge Park the Women’s Golf Association tourney saw Mrs. Abtwell top with 81 10 77, Mrs. Greenwood 117 30 83 in second, and Mrs. Atwood tied for first with Mrs. Brisch. The playoff likely next week. officers to be elected at a Wednesday meeting at 9 a.m. in the park clubhouse.
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Mra
W. Th Abtwell
Ira
Orha Greenwood
Wiewinsberg
Brackenridge Park
Lie Park
Mission Box SCOTCH GRIDDERS WIN
BEYRONT May 25 The Scottizh Football association Invad ing allestar team played scoreless in the Strat period. In the second WATE Wak aight to defeat a selected beam at Michigan dengue soccer players 7 to 1.
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Beyront
Scottizh Football Association
Allestar
Michigan Dengue
Local Pistol Club Plans Seven Matches Before Dallas Meet
The Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club will stage seven special pistol matches next Sunday at W. J. Reed's range. The event offers a final lineup for local gunners ahead of the state meet in Dallas on June 9. Open to all shooters.
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Liberty Pistol and Rife Club
W. J. Reed
Gange
Dallas
Archery Club Plans Practice for Upcoming Match
The San Antonio Archery Club will hold a 2 p.m. Sunday practice at the Blanco Hasse range to prepare for a match next Sunday against the Alsane Howmen. A mixed team will be chosen after practice and visitors are welcome.
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San Antonio
Blanco-Hasse
Alsane Howmen
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