Sportlights on strategy and the Missions likely playoffs
Harold Scherwitz reviews strategic theories from Europe and notes the Texas Mission baseball club's tense finish. He speculates whether Zack Taylor will push his top pitchers to secure a run-off spot and who will shoulder late-season duties as Dallas looms in the postseason.
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France
Poland
Zack Taylor
Dallas
San Antonio
Peres
Alwak Dandhiap
Nattapaisett Park
Tale Corie
Joneny Adar
Vietchy
Sarabeca
Always Fight Their Way Out of These Slumps
The Missions show stubborn form despite rough runs and a rough season. The team keeps scrapping, noting their batting strength and resilience in a short series. Houston pitching enters the spotlight as the season nears a clash with Shaughnessey era teams and Houston’s prospects in the playoffs.
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Hall Fame
Formidable Array In Pitching Alignments In Trague
The article discusses Cale and Bilal as core pitchers with Tess and Fireman Ack McOodgall aiding. It notes huriters like Tirtie and MecDougall, praising rest and stamina for long outings, and argues the Missions may claim the Shaughnessy title with strong pitching depth and resilience.
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Cale
Bilal
Tess
Ack McOodgall
Buel
Mysterious western meeting notes and names emerge
Fragmentary OCR lists figures and places such as W Texas New Mexico Mbt June and Clovis 40 190 H35 1y with names like Conway Bolton Elliott Powell Mavoley. The garbled text hints at rallies, milling, and private tours, preserving scattered entity references without clear events or outcomes.
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Texas-New Mexico
Devga
Hallyeles
Keres Ambur
Aor
Deaman Wow
Kaan Conways
Weliant Bolton
Flolveds
Frankin Ant Ditecae
Rite
Split Team To Put On Free Grid Game At Eagle Field
St Marys university coach Mose Simms announced Reds and Whites will clash Friday at Eagle Field in a free grid game at 8 p.m. gate funds go to enroll 1000 members in the St Marys Quarterback club. Doug Lose will coach the Whites with a veteran line and untried backfield while Simms directs the Reds with an experienced backfield and new linemen. The contest, filmed in San Antonio, pits two squads scrapping for spots on the Rattlerford squad bound for the Pacific coast.
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Mose Simms
St. Mary's Diiversity
Reds
Eagle
Rattlerford
Pacific Coast
Doug Lose
Une
Jby Bunth
Simms
Five L A Dogs to Compete in Canada Trials
Five San Antonio dogs will compete in two major Canadian field trials within the next two weeks, per Lone Star Bird Dog association officials. Entries include Hawthorne Jack Jr Jacks Hen Hur Whing Tropical Rock and Highland Pal. Jack's Ben Hur previously placed third in the Manitoba derby at Melita. The San Antonio dogs will join Lone Star qualifiers for events slated in January at Gallac.
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L. A
Canada
San Antonio
Lone Star Bird Dog Association
Camandun
Pierson
Manilato
F. Doyle
Hawthorne Jack Jr
Jacks
A. J. Bubers
Hkexsen
Whing
M. Gotbani
Jack
Manitoba
Melita
Gallac
Green Bay A rrives for Mondays Dream Game in Dallas
Green Bay coach Curly Lambeau along with assistant Richard Smith and 36 Packers players travel by train from Chicago to Dallas for the fourth annual charity Dream Game. Dutch Mayer and Matty Tell lead the competing all stars in the Cotton Bowl venue set for Labor Day week.
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Green Bay
Dallas
E. L
Curly") Lamteau
Richard Smith
Greek Bay Packer
Chicago
Dutch Mayer
Matty Tell
Cal
Jege All-Stars
Murray
Official Bowlers Day Program DATES and EVENTS
Official Bowlers Day events run Saturday and Sunday in City-wide venues with about 500 bowlers and families attending. Teams travel from Galvestay Austin Houston Corpus Christi Schulenberg Victoria Seguin Dallas Fredericksburg Texas City and others. Parade Saturday at 2 p.m. Route along Avenue E Houston St Soludad Comerco Alamontaza and back to Alanw. Evening dance Treasure Hell on Saturday. Baricocul Mak Grove Sunday 8 p.m. Arrows on Broadway and New Braunfels Ave. Bowling matches run from Saturday morning through Monday with tickets at centers. Sponsors include San Antonio Bowling Association and San Antonio Women’s Bowling Association.
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San Antonio
Galvestay
Austin
Houston
Corpue Christ
Schulenberg
Victoria
Seguin
Dallas
New Winui- Fels
Fredericksburg
Texas City
Meerne
San Angilo
Torinas Avenue
Fourth Street
Houston Street
Soludad
Seletad
Gommerce
Commerce
Baricocul
Mak Grove
Arrows
Broadway
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Hraunfels Avenue
Athens
San Antonio Bowling Association
San Antonio Women's Bowling Association
Haney Fines Trio in Baseball Sequel and Signals Incident
In a troubling development, manager Fred Haney fined three players after a Wednesday double header versus the Philadelphia Athletics for signaling failures. Pitcher Vernon Kennedy also fined for a third base coverage lapse, while Gusty fender Jae Grace and Bob Harris faced penalties over late adjustments and jeans payments surfaced as a curious note. The fines amount was not disclosed.
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Louis
Levis Brews Loding
Manseer
Fred Haney
Philadelphia Athletics
Cate
Jae Grace
Bob Harris
Vernon Kennedy
A's
Money
George Gill
Nel
Davis Cup tennis at Merion Club in war era shadow
Davis Cup action opens at Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa with United States defending against Australia amid wartime tension. Players Advan Quist and John Bromutel vie to lift the historic Vinvis trophy as Europe labor questions loom while flag news from the Sixth Battalion echoes in the backdrop.
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Haverford
Wat
Peaes
Merion Cricket Club
United States
Europe
Hopman
Ions
Callain
Sala
Advan Quist
Myreil
Thome
Rist
John Bromutel
Avstiaha Derlin
Aiterien
Gnuttis
B. Riggs
Prankie Paréet
Joe Hank
Jack Kroes
Dykes Rouses Harridge s Wrath
CHICAGO September UP Mimms Dykes may be manager of the Chicago White Sox but Harridge president of the American League sees him as a problem. He was suspended for three days after clashing with umpire Hed Ormsby in the first game of a double header with Washington. It was the sixth time Dykes had been dismissed from a game. Marridge warned that further abuse could trigger stronger discipline for the longtime manager.
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Chicago
Sept. T
Mimms Dykes
William Harridge
Chita
Harridge
Hed Ormsby
Washington
Stasey Dykes
Marridget
Chld
Dyes
Soxer Picks Winner At Milwaukee Meeting
Quentin Breese known as Baby Pace wins a contest in Milwaukee on September 1 as a noted horse in squabbles with Melted and Seal Vanner Tadsy. He is billed for a marriage where his home is Milwaukee and age listed as 11. The prospective bride is Il Murte Winget.
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Soxer
Milwaukee
Quentin
Baby Pace
Breese
Lightieleht
Jerond
Vanner
Mashatan
Kan
Bowlers Day Parade Opens Festivities With Floats
The ith annual Bowlers Day celebration begins Saturday at 2 pm with a parade through the city business district. About 960 floats and vehicles are planned, with entries from Galveston Austin New Braunfels Seguin and Dallas. A 500 bowler float from Alamo Billiard Supply features six bowlers of perfect 300 games. Turners and American Radiator and Standard Supply field champion teams. The Bowlers Day dance at Turner Hall follows at 3 pm, and several match games are scheduled for Saturday with a Sunday pin-tumbling focus and a midday barbecue at Osk Grove. Tickets available at bowling centers. Parade ends Monday.
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Lme
Galveston
Austin
New Dramfels
Seiggin Ad
Turner Hall
Osk Grove
Raturday
Alamo Recreation
Bvedsker
Dallas
San Antonio
City of
Alaina
Recrrathon Chriett Indie
San Ablonio
Howtheen
Corpus Chrinty
San Anecia
Pearl Beer
San
Horse Racing Notes From Tracks and Odds in Late Event
A jumble of race results and odds from recent harness and flat meets. Notable finishes include Xovateaf and Sortende in major events, with mention of large payoffs and a 87-year-old world record set by Intralmiie in a double trotting showcase. Other items reference patrons, track conditions, and upcoming races at various venues.
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Ian Winer
New York
Byravns
Texas Interscholastic League Opens 700 High Schools
The Texas Interscholastic League begins its football season with 700 high schools under new classification. Class AA has 101 teams while Class A hosts 280 teams competing for regional titles. The top divisions feature Corpus Christi’s Buccaneers and a split district format with districts 18 and others, including Abilene and Lamesa, shaping the championship path.
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Harold V. Batliff
Texas
Prostar
Corpux Christi
Buccaneers
Ifere
Wink
Hull-Dassetta
Corpus
Dwelstl
Robotown
Kingsvill
Edinburg
McAllen
Brownsville
San Benito
Haringen
Abilene
Big Boring
Lames
Odessa
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Fight Results From Obscure Boxing Card
Fragmented report lists several fighters such as Beovin Wade and Chik Wickeex with scores like 142 and 448, mentioning Cincinnati and Texas venues. The text is garbled, but references multiple bouts, locations, and participants without clear outcomes or dates.
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Ernie Beovin
Aaron Wade
Pearin
Kaneltert
Maruis
Ges
Jae Thinder
Renshannit
Texas
Aelisa Dle
Eialin
Thimca Lang
Wang
Camp Perry Shooting Event Attracts National Runners
Camp Perry reports a large turnout for shooting events with national competitors and police units. veterans, guards, and servicemen participate in matches including the Presidente, Trophy, and civilian member events. Winners listed include Jones of Sprrata with a 14% record and numerous competitors from Texas and Ohio.
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Wiame
Enitatnd
Mons Treihy
Stathonal Guard
Hyandh
Praschus
Cilgihia
Thatnat. Jones
Sprrata
Amyard Ang Klehta All Cowneca
Methubhiny
Belgar Wyinlan
Bart Clark
Bnello
Fishometer reports coastal fishing across Texas week
Coastal fishing notes from Port Arthur to Corpus Christi describe strong mackerel and kingfish catches in inshore waters, best conditions along beaches, with Freeport reporting large quantities of tuna and tackerel. Labor Day races on Ransom Island were canceled as organizers adjust plans.
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Port Arthur
Galveston
Freeport
Corpus Christ
Ransom Island
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