Missions Open Series With Indians
Oklahoma City Sept 2 The Feu Antonio Missions opened a three game series at Tulsa aiming to stay in the race for the division. A seven run fourth faded, seven runs allowed by San Antonio pitchers and a late rally by Tulsa produced a wild 9 to 8 loss. Hal Patchett starred for the Oilers with a steal of home and a closing rally that sealed the win.
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Feu Antonio Missions
Fitse Divsion
Shaughness
Schebule
Anglans
Mission
Hal Patchett
Tulsa
Johnson
Bil Afier
Wells
Hullin
Sfill
Padres
Rhein
Gsnsep
Schino
Garms
Seharein
Bettencourt
Selway
Oilers
Scaiho
Mraley
Crawford
Mazern
San Antonio
Ramon
Encourt
MocManus
Ramon Had Jantied Maziera and Gryska Rhein Singled Past Allaire
Howell
Avhneon
W. Miller
Patchett
Mills
McManus
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Hiltin Rand Schino
Patenett
Bill Howell
Hillin
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Jansen
Cnller
Hal
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Aoe
Bechstein
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Hein
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Amen
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Welch
Pate
Canzoneri To Fight Ambers In Madison Square Garden Card
Tony Canzoneri, a veteran of long fighting years, meets Low Ambers of Berkimer in a 133-pound title bout at Madison Square Garden as part of a double title card. Ambers, youthful and fast, challenges the veteran in a bout that could clear the field for a possible showdown with Barney Ross in welterweight ranks. Also on the card Mike Heljos against Dave Crowley for the British title.
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New York
Tony Cantoneri
Espiretioss
Low Ambers
Berkimer
N. Y
Madison Bquete Garden
Tony
Amburs
Mucis
Jeff
Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Rng
Simms McLachln
Herkimer
Ab JA Rolinds
Mike Hel- Jolse
New York Talesthletic Commission
Dave Crowley
Victoria Football Teams Practicing Victoria
Victoria Sept 2 football practice for the Victoria Sunior cot. Tere and Path Welder Hiels schools began here Tuesday. Defins of September 8. Tre Jailer College Piraws are, Maning cheic fifh year Mader Tae aireciinn as Coach Wood. Adams, Dien, former St Edward's Athlete axsisting Adams. Coach Ben Keccell, former All-American lacele from TC. U., is begining. His first seat with the high, shoo terse Hydenasifled by Master Veane, Statearried his footbal tt St. Edwards University.
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Victoria Sunior
Tere
Path Welder Hiels
Uty
Tre Jailer College
Maning Cheic
Wood
Adams
Dien
St Edward's
Axsisting Adams
Ben Keccell
TC. U
Veane
St. Edwards University
The Woman Who Lived In A Shoe Tavern In Ogden
A quirky description of a stuccoed concrete tavern shaped like a giant shoe on Nineteenth Street and Washington Avenue in Ogden. Rustic window casements, crooked stovepipes, and a topped boot design evoke a Mother Goose motif. Capacity noted as 53 patrons. notes on correspondence to Mr Ripple and Believe It or Not cartons.
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Nineteenth Street
Washerington Avenue
Ogden
Garigantown
Ripley
National Champs Houston Winners in SemiPro Baseball Upset
Houston Post reports Houston based Holli Burton Cementers crowned national champions at the semi pro baseball championship. Opening round saw a 10-0 victory with Hughes Tool Company and a strong team effort delivering 13 hits. Score details include Haliburton and Coppock among the standout players in a multi-inning contest.
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Holliburton Cementers
Hughes Tool Company
Houston Post
Roy
Stine
Hughes Toot
Haliburton
Bolin
Witmer
Thompsons
Bers
Kirchem
Fine
Harwood
Brodie and
Ailen
Bel Lea
Boxing Bout Set for Passon in October at Tyler
Avimur Darrell, a rising contender who defeated Rel in state boxing circles last year, is announced to box Passon, welterweight, in October in Tyler Texas as part of upcoming boxing plans.
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Tyler
Texas
Avimur Darrell
Tweareald Smith
Speedy field in auto races at San Antonio Speedway
A field of the fastest modified stock car drivers in Texas is promised for Nip races Sunday at the San Antonio speedway on the Seguin highway. Entered from out of town are Jim Hall and Joe Canali of Mousten, Truman Bross, Digby and Eddie Beers of Austin, Al Slaugher of Brownsville, with other names including Mule TM Whitecid of Austin.
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Texas
San Antonio Speedway
Seguin Highway
Ourot Town
Jim Hall
Joe Canali
Mousten
Truman Bross
Digby
Eddie Beers
Austin
al Slaugher
Byrownsville
Whitecid
Lsanaki
Doe
Cards Win Exhibition With Unlikely Shutout
In St. Louis on September 2 1936 a confusion filled exhibition at Porteman's Park saw the Card inals defeat the 1926 Cardinals 1 to 0 amid a celebration of baseball's sixtieth anniversary.
Cowboys Schedule Oklahoma Baptist doubleheader in Abilene
Athletic officials announced a signed contract with Oklahoma Baptist University for two games in Abilene on October 11 completing the Cowboys schedule.
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Cowboys
Oklahoma Baptists
Arscane
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Oklahoma Baptist University
Abilene
Valdina Two Year Olds Set for Woodward Ranch Arrival
Valdina two year olds travel from Saratnes to arrive at Woodward ranch Valding Tarma this week. The event follows the hando HONMG on September 2 and involves BUgaL by EP and Wood ward.
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Hando Honmg
Bugal
Woodward
Saratnes
Woodward Ranch
Valding Tarma
Texas League Boxes REGS SLAM STEERS GOOD OL SHIPPERS
Texas League game notes show complex box score details for Abilene and Fort Worth teams with many players named. The report lists runs hits and errors, pitching details, and game events, including key performances by Hemenway, Ehrenberger, and Brower, with roster mentions and umpire assignments. The chaotic OCR preserves numerous named individuals and numbers, reflecting a dense box score page from a midweek contest.
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Slam Steers
Gabeston
Shelias
Neaumont Okie Cats
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Wowtersil
Bilzers
Molt
McCurrt
Heller
Strom Ty
Ross
Rarschaven
Suntto
Fares
Reowass
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Puunkeret
Weatto
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Bateralia
Connalier Strourr
Garvul
Beacons Worbase Hls
Levey
Hostetler
RB Ehrenaberger
Brower
Mivlen
Rarhmnond
Belin
Halle
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Hemenway
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Naylor
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Kiwever
Gianing Archer
Ising
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Tequehae Iy
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Tome Clty
Tin
Ts Umiices
Kate
Bilger
Schreiner Eleven Opens Preseason Camp at Kerrville
Kerrville September 2 1936 Behreiner Institute Mountaineers who last year won the state junior college title begin preseason training Monday September 7. Coach H G Glistran and assistant Ensicn Ww Mr Wileay will oversee 19 days of practice to ready for the Masons opener with North Texas Agricultural College.
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Schreiner
Kerrville
Wim
Masons
North Texas Agricultural College
Areington
Texas
Central Texas
Giants Pulling Away From National League Title Race
The Giants beat the Cubs 7-4 as Davis started and lefty relief faded. Terry tied the season’s pace with timely hits driving in runs to widen the lead, while Chicago's mound changes failed to halt New York’s offense.
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Associated Press
Bill Ter
Rice Theater
Cat Davis
Waylal
Davis
Terry
Giants
Charley Grom
Cubs
Nirth |Anving
Tur
Orry
Talicdatt Grimm
Grimm
Chicago
Bill Lee
Cub
Cardinals
Dodgers
Gisnrs
Cartain
Chicago White Sox
Donna High opens season with 30 players in practice drills
DONNA Texas Sept 2 Coach West leads a squad of over 30 for drills this week as Donna High School Red Skins seek a tough 1038 schedule. Openers on Sept 17 a road trip and wrap up Nov 26 with five class games including McAden Brownsville Harlingen and San Benito.
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Donna
Texas
Charge ‘West
Donna High’ School Redskins
Oit
Texas Untersehlastic
Indians
McAden
Brownsville
Harlingen
Wealace End
San Benita
Mallon Wins Texas League Most Valuable Player Award
Dallas star Mallon named MVP by Texas League writers with 26 points. Tre Smaldh and Jack Reid follow. other players also collect votes. Mallon to receive Mangold trophy plaque and $100 on Labor Day award ceremony.
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Lis Mallon
Dallas Sters
Mallon
Andy Anders
Houston Press
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Houston Tyfts
Jack Reid
Fort, Worth
Frid Taubiy
Dallas
Deby Gales
San An
Tonio
Frank
Onigte") Queuchey
Beaumont
Murray Howell
Tulsa
Jia Stoner
Paul Easterling
Oklahomna City
Galverton
Reid
Beau Osten
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Smith
Honseo
Oklahoma City
Galveston
Mangold
Sixiris
Texas League
Brubaker Starts Fifth Comeback In Heavyweight Bid
Los Angeles reports Phil Brubaker, California ex-ministerial student, resumed his boxing comeback with a 4 round decision over Pepe Del Rio of Mexico City. Del Rio was floored twice and counted a seven once as Brubaker, 195 pounds, 81 1/2 inches, weighed more, opened with rights that staggered the challenger repeatedly.
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Phil Brubsaes
California
Joe Louis
Dinuha Boy
Jack Sharkey
Pepe del Rio
Mexico City
Sharkey
del Rio
Hrubaker
Binuban
del' Rio
Brubsker
del 'Rio
Weslaco to Have Light Grid Team
Weslaco High football moves into Class A status as its first season, with coach Bil Cummins calling out 35 players for workouts. Only letterman back is Woodrow Isham, fullback Plonging, while experienced players include James Wallace, Eugene Gaughan, Kenneth Parth, and Dale Crowell. The squad features many junior high graduates from the past season.
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Weslaco
Weslaco High Fehoa
Bil Cummins
Llan
Lelterman
Woodrow Isham
Plonging
Janes
Hunter Shoots Off Toes in Accident
A hunting mishap near Corsicana leaves an unnamed hunter with toes shot off while dove hunting. The incident reportedly occurred as the gun pressed against the foot and discharged when raised. Mercedes High School reports six lettermen this week under coach Hermann Sehmatarcid in football workouts for the Rio Grande Valley season.
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Corsicana
Tusas
Sidney KK
Arietz
Wile
Briela
Mercedes
Texas
Wily Crawe
Janky End
Hermann Sehmatarcid
Mercedes High School
Tigers
Frita
Rio Grande Valley
Edgar Schwartz
J. 3 Ward
Bankstroy
Lyan Jones
Bell Sees Strong All Star Prospects Against Bears
Dallas, Sept. 37 Coach Matty Bell expressed enthusiasm for the Centennial All Stars as they prepare to face the professional Chicago Bears Monday night. Bell noted the early chatter about the game and said he is encouraged by the contingent already in camp. He and Leo “Detek” Meyer are scouting the All Stars while practice remains private starting Thursday.
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Matty Bell
Chicago Bears
All Stars
Bears
Rll
Leo
Detek" Meyer
National League scores and results update
Baseball brief reports multiple NL games with uneven scores from Tuesday including Chicago beating Pittsburg 8 to 4 while Boston and Cleveland also played. Results note Washington’s 5 to 3 win and Detroit’s 4 to 1 defeat.
Texas League Play Week Draws Mixed Results
fragmented schedule snippets show teams like San Antonio Dallas Galveston Beaumont and Oklahoma City in a scattered Texas League lineup. scattered matchups include Boston Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia, with unclear dates and venues due to OCR issues.
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Far Antonio
Oklahoma City
Galveston
Fort Wort
Ibustee
Dallas
Beaumont
We^nstenlen Ciitaga 2h Boston Weathered Scores
Boston hosts St Louis and Philadelphia with misc baseball line scores and batter names. Multiple teams and batteries listed across cities including Washington Cleveland New York and Jacksonville in a cluttered OCR style.
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Ciitaga
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Louis
Setreit
Steinborn and Plummer Top Mat Show
Two prominent wrestlers Lot Plains from Notre Dame and Mila Steinborn meet in the main event at Walkathau srepa promotion by Harry Cullman. Juan Humberto returns to wrestle Sun Jennings while Elisha Bashars faces Pal Rosily in the undercard. Jack League referees as American Association card delivers fast paced action and heavyweight showdowns.
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Lot Plains
Suisling
Leserk
Gristater
Notre Dame
Mila Steinborn
Harry Cullman
Plummer
Schol
Sivinbary
Nmumberto
Juan Humberto
Sun Jennings
Dennings
Rosily
Ellich
Elisa Bashars
Nick Bittcr
Hoh Wagner
Jack League
Perry Favored to Win National Tennis Title at Forest Hills
McNaneht Sen argues Fred Perry faces strong challenge at Forest Hills as the 1946 national championships loom. The piece notes Perry’s long reign, rival Gottfried von Cramm’s absence due to illness, and psychological pressure from potential financial temptations, predicting a tight contest with Perry perhaps not certain to prevail.
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Tunis
McNaneht Sen
Forest Hills
Fred Perry
Pneumona
Baron Got‘fried von Cramm
Champlex
Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Billy Grant
Dm Yink
Oeste
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