Beaumont Becomes Stage For Exporters Missions Series
Beaumont hosts San Antonio Missions in a Gaylight series opener as local club aims to reclaim Texas League pennant. Murray Franklin of Beaumont receives a sterling silver bat after leading last season. game notes include 3:45 start, Sunday doubleheader, and upcoming home stand vs Houston Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City Tulsa.
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Hondo Faces P-SJ-A For High School Baseball Title
South Texas finalists Hondo and Pharr San Juan Alamo meet at 4 p.m. to decide the second annual high school baseball tournament. Pharr San Juan Alamo dominates with Conningham's two pitching wins, while Hondo aims to extend an undefeated season as McKinney Northeast Texas and Wilmer-Hutchins contest the consolation. News from Dallas area semis notes Adamson and Austin fell previously.
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Tron Maii
Patied Norman Cunninghan
Oals
Downing Adamson
Pharr
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Bu ' Horns
TCU Punch to Be Just As Strong Coach Says
Fort Worth reports coach Dutch Meyer asserts TCU will be strong on offense in 1939 with Jack Odale at quarterback and a solid line, despite some experts predicting weaker defense and doubt about contenders. Meyer believes Sparks Clark Ware and Aldrichs anchor the line as the Frogs aim for a top spot in the conference by November.
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Cooch Heyer
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Sud T Forres Kline
Miler
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Schepps Happy Over Dallas New Deal in Baseball Rebels
Dallas Rebels owner George Schepps touts a new deal and a balanced, star‑studded club as leaders by two games. He praises resilience and spirit, despite injuries, and notes plans to push for strong form with veterans like Jim Levey back after injuries.
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Jim Levey
Lncup
Tulsa Oiers
Dallas
INS
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Chace Smith
Montgomery
Ala
Smith
Midland
Jimmy Kerr
Texas Boxes Beaumand Weastos ABHOA AHTOA Garment
A dense game report covers a Texas team and opponents with multiple players named, scores, and plays. It notes batting, pitching, and fielding details, including errors, runs batted in, and individual statistics from a chaotic OCR readout.
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Dekselt
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Morller
Yankees spring training in San Antonio a missed chance
Sportlights notes New York Yankees interest in San Antonio as a spring training site could boost the city with visitor spending. It criticizes local agencies for inaction, cites potential $150,000 impact from St. Louis Browns visit, and urges proactive effort to lure the Yankees with feasible facilities and a committed sponsor.
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San Antonio
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South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Frank Quinn
Seguin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gunter Hotel
St. Louis Browns
California
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Art Shires to Wrestle Cox in Next Week's Show
Art Shires will fight Joe Cox in a mixed wrestling match at WalkAthot Arena after the state boxing and wrestling commission rejected promoter Carl Geser’s mixed match proposal. Goyer lined up Shires to face Cox in a long distance call, with rival plans for Cox to wrestle in the main event. Bill Stedge and Joe Corbett are set for the semi final, while El Pulps faces Ray Echert Tay in the opener on the West Coast circuit.
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Dynamite Joe Cox
Walkathot
State Boxing and Wrestling Commission
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Goyer
Avlegresd
Cox
Stralpid
Besford
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Glans Fay
Bill Stedge
Houston
Joe Corbett
el Pulps
Ray Echert
Mile's Just Too Far to Run, Woodruff Decides
New York May 27 41% The chances Wig John Woodruff of Pittsburgh University detouring to run a mile are zero he won t. He said he prefers the quarter and half mile and would change training to run a mile. He noted a 4 12 8 mile in country relay but plans Olympic focus on the half and quarter. He may enter Columbia for a course but quit running for football. Woodruff aims to anchor Pittsburgh in the finals and may push a new meet record in the quarter. Western Huskies dominated preliminaries with two meet records and multiple finalists.
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New York
John Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Jay
Easy Winer Innls
John
Columbia
Bouton California
Bob Peoplestung
Lau
Widener jockeys clash in Belmont mile and Cleveland opens season
Johns town and Widener entries pace the Belmont with Sunny Fitzsimmons favored and Knickerbocker a standout after a Metropolitan victory. Gilded Knight and Porter's Mite also figure in the $20,000 purse as rivals seek early speed. In Cleveland, North Randall hosts a 33 day July season opener with a $2500 added mile and one sixteenth and total prizes of $264,500.
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Williams Woodward
Ken
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Belmont Park
Withers
Sunny Ji Fitzsimmons
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Pimlico
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Mrs. Payner Whitney
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Horse Racing Notes From Queens County Meet Turbulent Field
Obscure report covers the Queens County track and harness meet with 464 nags entered, featuring Jolmatown Menther Broom Shonke Living Tacala Sir Damion and others in a crowded handicap slate. Highlights include a 2-year-old Derby-Preakness style rivalry, a upset Shine Bay Lily triumph over Pixey Dell in the Franne race, and Esther Williams setting a new 220 yard breaststroke record at the Southern California championships with 39.3 seconds.
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Esther Williams
Los Angcles Athletic Club
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Softballers Shine in Friday Night League Action
Local softball teams in a crowded Friday night slate impressed with strong defenses and timely hitting. Standout players from younger squads and senior clubs led scoring, while coaches praised teamwork and execution as the season moves toward key late games.
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