Buffaloes Face Must-Win Game After 3 2 Loss to Missions
Houston Buffaloes chase a pennant bid after losing 3 2 to the San Antonio Missions in a five game set opener. Ed Greer dubbed Caveman or Bear Tracks to anchor the mound support as Abe Miller or Walkup or Wiltie may start tonight.
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Death claims Tice race driver Hal Toe in wreck
San Antonio driver Hal Toe Tice, 55, died after a Monterey road race victory and subsequent crash six miles from Monterey. He was hospitalized after being found roadside with two companions injured. His body was to be shipped to San Antonio. funeral plans unclear. Tice, a famed racer and co manager of Tarlandele Speedway, was single and from Mitchell, South Dakota. Elmer Schanke of Kansas joins Portsmouth Spartans after college years.
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Car Flips and Carera Rights It in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on September 5, Prima Carera the world’s heavyweight champion, aided a car wreck scene by lifting an overturned sedan onto its wheels. Injuries were minor to Mr and Mrs J M Chambers of Tresno California.
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Mullins to Bring His Team to Texas for Game
Mullins and his St. Benedict Ravens will visit Texas November 3 for a football clash with the West Texas Teachers Buffaloes. A two year contract was arranged by Mullins and Canyon coach Al Baggett. Next season the Bulls will play in Atchison Kansas.
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Flynn lets park fights go ahead in San Antonio
Amateur boxing and wrestling in San Antonio parks will continue without licenses from the state athletic commission. Commissioner Jack Flynn approved the plan after Deputy Commissioner Jack O'Brien urged the move to avoid depriving crowds of affordable entertainment. Professional boxers or wrestlers are barred and an office for licensing was established in the Plaza hotel with Harold Winters of the Sports Association handling clerical duties. Dr. Henry Celaya named temporary examining physician. Cotulla gridiron team reports for practice as 19 players, five lettermen, prepare on new field funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Giants Edge Pirates as Hubbell Struggles on Road
The Pirates beat the Giants 14 to 3 and continued to pressure New York as Carl Hubbell failed to last five innings. Hal Smith and Lefty Larry French split mound duties for Pittsburgh while Heine Meine held the Giants to 10 hits including a Phil Weintraub homer. The Cubs and Cardinals closed in, and Dizzy Dean propelled the Cardinals to a 10-4 win over Philadelphia as Brooklyn also prevailed. Meanwhile the Yankees cut into Washington’s lead with a 12-8 victory. Chicago’s White Sox beat the Senators 1-0, and Philadelphia rookie Marcum impressed in a 6-0 shutout of Cleveland.
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Primo Santa Clash in Heavyweight Exhibition
Huge Primo Carnera returns to San Francisco as world heavyweight champion to trade punches three rounds with Josef Santa, a Portuguese giant. Santa, about 6 feet tall and 240 pounds, gives away more than 20 pounds to the Italian. The bout is an exhibition in San Francisco tonight.
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