Texas Sends Up Four Baseball Players From Dallas List
Texas releases a list of 1938 league graduates from Dallas and Fort Worth to major leagues and affiliates. The roster includes Beaumonts by sale to Detroit, pitchers Gillent and Coffinian, and catchers known to be drafted or recalled by teams across the American and National leagues.
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Dallas
Hipner Company
Texas
Gillent Coffinian
Detroit
Inticiter Res
McLaughlin
Toledo
American Association
Smartly
Cook
Bovine
McCoy
Hausteo
Per Riaz
St. Louis
Yaunns
Moore
Seattle
Puteher
Soid
Columbus
Ameren Association
Stein Aint
Marlin
Atlanta
Southern Association
Conroy
Rochester
International
Outielder Epps
Barton
Worth
Kansas City
English
Qatcher Susce
Shelley
Brittain
Qui
Tietcher Moser
Torania
Tula
Pittsbzrgh
Kevonal
Firs
Cash
Sesttte
Pacific
Fickrel
Revali Angeles
Pacific Coast
Kimball
Ifielder Crawford
Nallas
Shaughnessy Heads International Loop in 1913 Era
Shaughnessy, author of a minor league playoff plan, was elected president of the International League on Tuesday, succeeding Warren Giles who resigned to join the Cincinnati Reds as vice president and GM. George Weiss became vice president. terms run for one year. Shaughnessy, former Montreal Royals manager, began in 1913, with Notre Dame ties and noted connections to Francisca and Philadelphia in the report.
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Shaughnessy
New York
Shaughnecsr
International League
Warren
Giles
Cincinnati Reds
George Weiss
Wewarselua
Notre ‘Dz
Weshin Francisca
Philadel Istics
Tadio
Southwest Conference Grid Notes and Upcoming Matches
From a practice at Salis the Arkansas Razorbacks work to shore up defense while key players like K O Lindsay suffer injuries. Baylor faces Texas Christian in a pivotal game as SMU scouts the Longhorns. Rice hosts George Washington with injuries affecting lineups as Sam Baugh and Sam Boyd draw attention for Texas Christian.
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Draga
Texas Argies
Arkansas Razorbacks
Waleman Price
Agme
Jack Roabins
Devight
Stoan
Arkansas Dassers
Fred Thorsen
At Salis
K. O. Linday
Arche
Baugh
Sam Boyd
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Christie
Bavgl
Mississippi State
Texas Longhorns
Mally Beil
Southern Methodist
Longnam
Rice
Owls
Jim Rogers
Jin Nance
Colonials
Fight Results Prompt With Obscure Names and Places
Ambiguous record of a fight results event listing participants and officials with several garbled names and locations. The text mentions Angles, a stepned official, and a scoring line with numbers like 125, indicating a result or weight. Overall details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a formal combat result summary.
Texas Baseball League Tumbles Eight Records
Texas Baseball League set eight new records during the 1936 season and tied ten others. Notable performances included new sacrifice hit marks by Galveston players and a high number of assists at shortstop by James J. Levey of Tulsa-Dallas. The season featured record totals for games played and fielding feats across multiple clubs, with several players extending long standing marks.
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Texas
Galveston
Nub
Oklahoma City
Kelatie Theis
Engie
Fort Wora
Tulea
Waltz Morris
San Antonio
James J. Levey
Tulss-Dalles
Yack Tygener
Winte
Engle
Lipur
Elztyyclab Ik
Doerr
Fefs
Pileber
Ban Antonios
Joe Stoustonn
Kee
Fe Hanus
Bieh
Rattlers Prepare for Comeback Tour Against Goldbugs
St. Marys Rattlers practice in Joplin as they finish a weeks long road swing. Gore Frank Bridges adjusts the lineup after Saturdays loss and shifts Hernan Richter to end. Lawrence Vetter and Burren Brown share center and fullback duties as Doug Locke gains playing time.
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Kemper Diehl
Joplin
Oklahoma City
St. Mary's Rattlers
Gore Frank Bridges
Rattlers
Oklahowa City University Goldbugs
Bridges
Rattler
Inves
Rainers
Lebanon
Hernan Richter
Teekle
Lawrence Vetter
Burren Brown
Doug Locke
Brown
Bridges Stadai
SARRON OFFERED TO BOX ARMSTRONG FOR FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE
In Los Angeles promoter seeks a Sarron versus Armstrong bout to crown the undisputed featherweight world champion. Armstrong defeated Mike Bellioise in a 10round decision, drawing mixed reviews, as Waterman aims to pair Sarron with Armstrong to resolve the 126pound division. The bout drew about 10 400 spectators with Jolson and Roth backing it as a top event.
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Los. Angeles
Calif el
Waterman
Olsmpis Auditorium
Petey Sarrom
Birmingham
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Armstrong
National Boxing Association
Mike Beilloize
New York
Armstrong-Belloise
Boxing Commission of
Casor
Associated Press
Kiwanis Golf Event Next Friday at Willnaw Springs
Kiwanis members and friends from San Antonio and nearby communities will gather at Willnaw Springs for the fourth annual Kiwanis Golf Tourney. Trophies will be awarded for gross and net scores, with prizes for second place and consolation. Three foursomes are already formed for the outing, led by teams including Govedman RG and others.
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Attorneir
Xiwanis Chin
San Antonio
Ea4
Willnw Springs
Kiwanis Hand
Ip Aman
Fran B. Paninash
Eager Ke
Drob
Az. Ramadel
Omer Roan
Wll
Foud
Sroom Han Marcos
Jow Gross
Ter Wie Tourney
Govedman
Amames
Wil tine = werd
Chris Smith
Erhard Guenther
Filmer Zirekel
Tom Taylor
Arthu Jol
Ahd
HT Bricenan
B. J. Farrell
Dr. C. S. Venabit
Adolph Beckmann
Light News Meet Heads to Hawthorn Field
Local football team members gather near Marti and Cameray streets at 1 ninlocy Sunday for a practice before a game against the Rockets at Hawthorn field set for 3.
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Marti and
Cameray Streets
Ninlocy Sanday
Nrce
Hawthorn Field
Rockets
District game moved to Monday at Eagle Field
The Jefferson high versus Harlandale High football clash, originally set for Saturday, is postponed to Monday at 8 o’clock on Eagle field due to Halloween events. Admission to the Lanks St Anthony’s game at Tech Field Friday afternoon will be free. Corpus Christi College Academy Cavaliers face Central Saturday and Texas Catholic Interscholastic results noted. A special whites section will be reserved for the Phyllis Whealley versus Corpus Christi Negro team match on Tech Field Friday night.
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Convick
Willy
Jefferson
Hariandale
Eagle Field
Tech
Corpus Christi College Academy Cavaliers
Tech Field
St. Joseph's High
Dallas
Tad
Cavaliers
Learue
Trvy
Kerrville
Phyllis Whealley
Corpus Christi
Mt Tech
Rams Tie Austin College In Fort Worth Bout
Texas Wesleyan Rams and Austin College tied in Fort Worth after a spirited bout. Hart Splawn scored on a brassyard lincox play to keep the game close. Rams gained six first downs while stopping the Kangaroos on a late drive to preserve the draw.
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Texas Wesleyan
Austin College
Fort Worth
Aus College
Texas Wesleyan University Rams
Hart Splawn
Brassyard
Invaders
Rams
Fatic
Wrestling results from Associated Press round up
Reading, Pa Deve Levin 195 pounds defeated by default over Milan 405 in New Haven Garibaldi 215 beat Christy 214 in Sunland California Lintes 238 over Dugek 268 in Omaha Gh-Dict Shikat 220 in Pittsburg and other matches are listed with body press and falls noted for the event.
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Associated Press
Deve Levin
Sheon
Maurice Uachappalle
Krence
New Haven
Omiha
Sen
Biay LaDitat
Pougisernsic
San Antonio Softball Schedule Briefs and Scores
Readable fragments indicate a softball schedule with teams such as Johnson's Furniture and Security Bene. Names like Susie and Reyes appear, with garbled scores and dates. The text hints at Wednesday night games and a Benefit Plaza hotel event, but many details are unclear or corrupted.
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Ducneation
Edson's Class Bayridders Roll Over St Anthony's
Edson's Bayridders won their third straight game this season at St An Tony's field with a 28 to 0 victory over St Anthony's. Edwin Stokes quarterback and Fam Moore end starred in the decisive performance.
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Edson
Sea Sox
St. An
Tony
Lookouts Tap Nienoff as New Manager for 1935 Season
Bert Nickott, recently replaced by Kim Keesey as Oklahoma City club manager in the Texas League, will manage the Chattanooga Lookouts of the Southern Association next season after a deal with Joe Engle, owner of the Chattanooga era. The Lookouts previously claimed Southern Association titles in 1932 and 1934, with Nienoff succeeding Clyde Milan in Chattanooga and planning a 1935 move to Oklahoma City. The Indians won the Texas League pennant and international title in his first year, while this season they missed the regular schedule and were eliminated by Dallas in the first playoff round.
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Oklahoma City
Bert Nickott
Kim Keesey
Oklahoma City Baseball Clu
Chattanoags
Tenn
Lookouts
Southern Association
Nienoff
Joe Engle
Chattanooga Era
Southern
Nienolt
Clyde Miland
Chattanooga
Oklahomia
Indians
Dallas
Midnight Star Wins at Fort Worth and Kansas City
Midnight Star, a five gaited gelding owned by Leisure Hour stables of Miss Amy Freemont San Antonio Texas, won the five gaited grand championship at the Fort Worth Centennial show and again at the American Royal in Kansas City. The Ak-Sar-Ben show added the saddle stake for five gaited geldings, with Troy Poe's Summit, Mo leading entries.
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Omaha
Ned
Leisure Hour
Amy Freemont
San Antonio
Texas
Midnight
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Louis Jang Combs
Capuystion
Troy Poe
Dan Bulger Triumphs in Cambridgeshire Handicap Race
Dan Bulger, the favorite, won the Cambridgeshire at Newmarket with Daytona second and Laureate II third. Payoffs included $75,000 to Daytona backers and $50,000 for Laureate II contributors. Americans held about $1.65 million in horse wagers prior to the draw.
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Newmarket
Eng
Abe Beiley
Dan Brises
George Bullough
B. A. Benson
Dan Bilger
Dar Burger
Daytona
Ybeureate
New York
Ninve Americana
Dan Bulger
Grene
Quincy
Mass
North
Dorothy Rica
Krieger
Union City
Nod
A. M. Schutaman
Beton Femge
Hazel Stack
Philadelphia
Wedding of the Giants Captures Public Curiosity
Yesterday’s extraordinary marriage linked 8 foot 496 pound Captain Martin Bates of Kentucky to Anna Swan, also 8 feet tall and slightly lighter. The pair wed in Sellville Ohio, living in a giant-sized home with bones and beds towering over normal scale. many call the event a curious oddity.
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Martin Bates
Kentucky
Anna Swan
Sellville
Ohio
Old-Time L. A. High Grid Stars to Hold Reunion
Old-Time L A high grid stars gather Friday at Lea Singers Beenie loop country club for an annual San Antonio high school reunion. Guests include 1806 through 1909 SA high teams with Marshall Johnston as principal and Ole A Pfeiffer as coach. Ex athletes listed include Louis Ster Albert Stein Frank Hicka Leo Singer and many others.
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Lea Singer
San Antonio High School
San Antonio High
Marshall Johnston
Ole A. Pfeiffer
San Antonio Hish
Scasdal
Includerd, Pleiffer
San
Just Another Race to Winning Ticket Holders
DET BAN PRANGISCO reports winning $130,000 on Dan Bulger the Irish hospits sweepstakes. Nick Daras cafe operator and Joseph Butler construction foreman with Blanche Butler met at Daras cafe about 11 months ago and became friends. Daras native of Greece in the United States 43 years says you cant los hy yong and this is their first Bitling partnership. Butler says no plans yet but considers the money significant. the couple has two grandchildren and denies offers of half their ticket.
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Ban Prangisco
Dan Bulger
Jbl
Nick Daras
Joseph Butler
Butler
Ala
Blanche
Daras
Benguse
Greece
United States
Nis
England
Franco
Buller
Bitleys
Boller Wd
Etn
Blanche Butler
San Francisco
Uie
le Cambrigeshire Atakes
East Returning To Football Prominence In Intersectional War
National gridiron prestige shifts east as the 84 inter sectional battles unfold. Eastern teams lead major-sphere results with Pitt, Navy, Temple and Fordham posting key wins, while the West, Midwest, and South trail in a dynamic season with 49 games left and Southern teams suffering few big wins.
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New York
Midwest
Southwest
Pitt
Ravy
Wes Virginia
Temple
Fordham
Boston University
Atlantic Son
East
South
Pacits Coast
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Notre Date
Michigan State
Carnegie Tesh
Michigan
Southern
Methodist
Duquesne
Rien
George Washington
Athalinas
Fordhams
Mary
Gaels
Souter
P Vanderhilt
Auburn
Chicago
Detroit
Warlerbilt
Georgia
Centenary
M. A
Rice
Texas Tech
Diale
California
Mame
Edwards Sued Lion Nips Girl in Dallas
In Dallas on October 28 Edwards sues after a staged battle with a lion where a female dancer was bitten on her left leg. The lawsuit claims damages and costs from Edwards and the event organizer over injuries and ensuing fallout at the Tekas Centennial exposition.
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Edwards
Lion Nips Girl
Dallas
Lins
Ally Edwards
Allér Leo
Army’s Rolling Despite Three Stars in Sick Bay
WEST POINT Oct 26 Army football faces disruption as three stars miss games due to illness. Coach Davidson notes reserve players stepping in, with key backs sidelined, sparking concerns about performance as the team battles top opponents.
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Sick
West Point
Week Point
Goach Gar Davidson
D. OK
Lerhaneen
Madison
Wis
Tow Wilson
Ble Spring
Texas
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