Texas League season draws 1 500 000 fans record crowd
The Texas League season closed with a record attendance exceeding 150000, as Fort Worth hosted Tulsa in the opening round while Dallas and San Antonio duel in the other series. The race for the Dixie Series spot heated up, with Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Tulsa all in contention. Final day saw Shreveport, Oklahoma City, Beaumont and others finish strong, and Tulsa drew a season high crowd of 4985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Baseball
Fort Worth
Tulsa
iDallas Laneles
San Antonio
J. Dallas
Dallas
Fort At Worth
Acards
rFort Worth
Sany
Shreveport
Oklahoma
Ecity Goward
Port Worth
T Beaumont
Mission
Mission Statistics Rain Saves New Orleans Final Standins
The Southern Association reports record league attendance with 1,550,000 paid admissions and 25 games remaining. Dallas earns $800, Fort Worth $1,200, San Antonio $800, while New Orleans, Hank Dana, and Dale Mitchell lead in wins and batting. Playoff games begin Tuesday with New Orleans vs Atlanta and Chattanooga vs Memphis, Atlanta as pennant winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Price
Fort Worth
Jake Alz
Dallas
San Antonio
Hank Dana
Dallas -Kott-ivander
Dale Mitchell
Oklahoma City
Henry Schenz
Dulsa
Clarence Maddern
Tulsa
Gane
Dellas
Missions
Sip Jakuck
Wort Worth
John van Cuyk
Larus
Mack Stewart
Ath
Fina
Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Pelicans reach play-off in rain washed finish
Memphis and Nashville split a double header as rain ruled the Southern association schedule. New Orleans clinched fourth place by sitting out a Birmingham twin bill while Memphis and Nashville battled for second and third. The Pelicans draw Atlanta in the first round, with Chatta nogga vs Memphis in the other semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Southern Association
Pelicans
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orléans
Crackers
Chatta‘nogga
New Orleans Pelicans
Cecil Smith Nets Seven Goals in U S Win Over Mexico
Cecil Smith of San Antonio scored seven goals in his first international appearance as the United States defeated Mexico 10 to 4 in a Meadow Brook match. The Mexican side, featuring the four Graddy brothers, showed pace but lacked the experience of the Americans in the international contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
MNSI
Cecil Smith
San Antonis
United States
Mexico
Meadows Brook
Amateur Golf Opens 46th National Tournament in Springfield
The 46th national amateur golf tournament begins in Springfield New Jersey after a five year recess. Defending champion Marvin Bud Ward of Spokane Washington and Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio are listed as early favorites and start on even terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
N. J
Softball doubleheader highlight in San Pixtro diamond armada
Pottus All-Stars meet Koehler's QPal bar team of Marlon in a Monday night two game Gold Ball softball tournament opener at San Pixtro No 1 diamond with a 7 45 p m start for B'nai Brith versus San Marcos Miller Drugs and Bobby Myles on the mound. Fisher James Sullivan hurled a no hit no run win for St Gerard's 10 0 over Ranziger's Seguin Sunday with a single and a triple pace the winners. Mezzetti's Grill beat Brooke General Hospital 1 0 as Jack Allen homered and doubled for Mezzetti's Seguin 06000 0 7215 107 a Besenbaelt Haas Sullivan Sra B Menee Be man Sullivan McBee Cloth ban double Sulliven Mezzetti Chill 002 9201 73 Brooke Gen Host on OL 5 3 Brown BH Parma Hall Duan Sweeney singles Anayaty Forgeriy Fingia Kerkinga Qney J Parma doubles Allen Anawaty Vasko triples Mere Tess home run etc. WEST TEXAS NEW MEXICO Ablione 5 2 Albuquerque 4 8 marie 24 4 Vampa minean 4 11 Clovis d Lubbock 4 20 Borger 5 SOUTHEASTERN PLAYOFFS Montgomery 3 Anniston 2 Pensacola 1h Wicksture 0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottus
Koehler
Marlon
San Pixtro No. 1
B'nai Brith
San Marcos
Miller
Bobby Myles
B'rith
Fisher James Sullivan
St. Gerard's
Ranziger
Seguin
Mezzetti's Grill
Brooke General Hospital
Jack Allen
Mezzetti's
Besenbaelt
Haas
Sullivan Sra
Menee
Man
Sullivan
McBee
Brooke Gen
Brown
Parma
Hall
Duan
Sweeney
Anayaty
Forgeriy
Fingia
Kerkinga
Qney
J. Parma
Allen
Anawaty
Vasko
Mere
Tess
Eta
Minor Champs By the Associated Press
Most leagues wrapped up play yesterday with several finishing last week. Top finishers include Montreal in the International, Louisville in the American Association, San Francisco leading the Pacific Coast at season end September 22, and multiple regional leagues across Classes AA to D with half seasons noted and winners such as Hat Havana and Tampa in separate halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CEASS
Montreal
Louisville
San Francisco
Atlanta
Fort Worth
Scranton
Collins
Auburn
California
Stockton
Three Rivers
Carolina
Greensboro
East Texas
Henderson
Florida
International
Hat ‘Vana
Tampa
Middle Atlantic
Evie
St. Cloud
xWestern Association
Fort Smith
Hutchinson
xPioneer
Twin Falls
Salt Lake
West Texas
New Mexico
Abilene
Lib erty club shoot yields tight 30 caliver results at Welmore road
Shooting A R Martin won the yard offhand event with 48 of 50 while Bernt Johnson captured the grand aggregate 147x150 across 200 slow and rapid fire and 300 slow fire in the 30 caliver practice. Gehrels placed second offhand with 43 and others followed. camp Perry heads note Dewar match team fires as nations await scores for the international small bore trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-R. Martin
Bernt Johnson
Libérty Club
Welmore Road
Sundey
A. J. Gehrels
Camp Ferry
Ohio
America
Camp Perry
Nations Rifle Association
Fort Worth vs Oklahoma City in Texas League clash
Fort Worth defeated Oklahoma City 7 to 4 in a long Texas League game. Ramdell, White and Mancuso led with multiple hits while Ramsdell earned the win. Umpires were Williams, Smith and Carter, time of 1 hour 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlanruaa
Fort Wurkdm
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
City
Hoa
Haney
Beones
Welas
Schalk
Richser
Mitehhof
Cass
Shit AG
Poepke
Sidin
Snider
Bacalhee
Tao
Benings
Fort
Wortte
Oklahoma City
Sanitary Mrror
Batseall
Ramedell
Brown
Welaj
Ramsdell
Die
Curtiden
Cordould
Ruchser
White
Dutguhow
Basgall
Fred's Place Faces Dallas in Texas Title Series
Fred's Place from San Antonio meets Dallas based Drivedn Package Store in Dallas for the amateur Texas championship. The three game series winner advances to Battle Creek Michigan for the national tournament. Salinas starred in a 1-0 win over Hughes Tool, tossing a two-hit gem as San Antonio claimed the South Texas title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
San Antonio
Dallas
Texas
Battle Creek
Mich
South Texas
Tech Field
Dan Salinas
Frankie Worack
Houston
Hughes
Salinas
Womark
Maes
Austin
Texas Motors
Fort
Waerth
Ralph Marshall
Seare Hy
Sanchez
Womack
Jana Dillard
Snead Second in Golf Winnings at Peoria Event
Sammy Snead rallied a steady two round 65s to finish two strokes back of Ben Hogan rival Byron Nelson at the Tom O'Shante course. Nelson led the money list with 24,903, while Snead's total rose to 24,903 from the Peoria tournament as defending champion Furgol failed to catch him. Daniel Ferrioy set a medal record at Peoria, scoring 200-14 over 54 holes and earning 1000 first prize at the Newman Municipal course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Sammy Snead
Fsnce
Snead
George
May
Shinydowr
Tom
Hagan Ag
Nelson
Barron
Peoria
Ill
Dim Ferrioy
Chicago
Peoria Golf Pericéis
Newman, Municipal
Peoria City
Gus Moreland
el Purgol
Detroit
Heinie Scharlu
Bloomington
Acord
Dutch Harrison
Furgol
Bill Heinicin
Indianapolis
Johnny Revolla
Bob Hamilton
Ky Latoon
Kramer Wins But Brown Duels For National Tennis Title
In Hills, Tom Brown Jr. loses to Long Jack Kramer in straight sets 9 7 6 3 6 0. The final draws a large crowd and marks a landmark year with Brown drawing a rabid following after two days of matches at the big stadium. Davis Cup plans prevent Brown from an inter-zone final, while Pauline Betz beats Doris Hart to claim a fourth title in five years with a 11-5 6-3 victory. Bobby Riggs retains his national pro crown after a strong showing in a 7-3 6-3 6-3 win for Oakland, Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayli
Forest Hills
Tom Brown Jr
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Allways
Brown
San Francisco
Davis Capr
Sweden
Walter Pate
I. S
Pauline Betz
Ofos Angeles
Doris
Golf Roundup Highlights from Willow Springs Tourney
The Willow Springs two day golf event awarded 23 prizes. Charles Hoefgen won nets at 1944-65 and received a golf bag. Furche claimed second with 724-66 and received a golf cadet. Pred Howell was third with 77-10-67 and got a dozen balls. St John placed fourth with 714-67 and received a rain jacket. Ongoing awards went to Dr. Edgar O’Quinn for eight balls and two under par on No 18. Other prize winners included A A Snyder Julia Aitken J W Conrad and many more. Riverside and Landa Park results noted with split prizes and local golfers highlighted. The association plans a meeting at Brackenridge Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosman
Willow Springs Golf Association
Charles Hoefgen
G. A. Furehe
Pred Howell
Police
R. EB. St John
Carlos
Edgar O'Quinn
Furche
Charles Klein
Wornesl
Herb Brashear
A. C.oss
Dr. Omer Roan
Lory
A. A. Snyder
Julia Aitken
J. W. Conrad
al Gilmore
Scott Jones
Claude Tom
Willoughby
Iron Man
Willie Willams
de A
D. Zucht
Omer Roan
Tennis state tourney opens at San Antonio club courts
The Southwest Texas tennis meet began at the San Antonio Country Club with 17 men’s singles matches on the first day and entries accepted for doubles until 6 p.m. Monday. Notable players include Paschal Walthall and Jesse Pfeiffer with seedings in both boys and juniors, and a feature match at 4 p.m. pitting Walthall against Arthur Seengson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Country Club
Enbries
Pues- Gay
Doudies
Paschai Walthall
Jesse Pfeiffer
Felix Kelley
Robstown
John Hickman
San Antonio
Galveston
George Richey
San Angelo
Chick’ Harris
Bob Goldfarb
Vic Paso
Harold Folks
Gordon Pease
Prairie Barger
el Vaso
Tucsén
Ariz
Bob Martin
Watson
Clenn Flewitt
Pranktin McCarter
Paschal Walthall
Arthur
Sertignan
Hamsey
Yelvington
George Abtiog
Lew
Criffen
Hob
Jens Ellie Ws
Col
Ly Niven Jy
Jim Mixon
Leon Patt Pert
Roger Toler
Hugo Cordis
Carl Werman Adams
John L. Gulshan
Teese Pfeiffer
D. A. Kirchner
Dan Avalisabers
Robert J. Hensler
Dean Yancey
Wendell Porte
Rinne Td
Payne
Tur Nixon
New Job for Heiser and Smith at South San
South San Antonio schools elevated Coach J. Heiser to athletic director and named Jesse Smith as football coach at South San Antonio High. Heiser will also head basketball and track, with Smith as assistant. The district added junior school coaches Roland Smith and Cecil Williams. Jesse Smith began his duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams Heiser
South San Antonio
Jesse Smith
South San Antonio High School
Morris &. Jennings
Smith
Burbank Junior High School
Chind Kellam
Kellam
Heiser
South San
South San Antonio High
Sith
Setus
Jennings
Roland Smith
Cecil Williams
Bowling With Norbert Penshorn Leads Slow Start at Kerryilld Center
Norbert Penshorn paced the field with a 267 672 set as San Antonio bowlers drew a big opening crowd at Kerryilld Bowling Center. High scores included Wolfgang 579 for the losers and Wiedenfeld 525 for the winners, while Boerpe’s women fell 2446 to 2114 to Texas Center lactics amid scoreline chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Penshorn
San Antonio
Hayes Reinarz
Tasvyer
Fomby Clothing
Penshorn
Wolfgang
Frederickshug
Wiedenfeld
Pyka
Alama Ise
K. J. Kivlin
Wright
Boerpe
Texas Center
Lactics
Nelda Bergmann Ieading
Clara Kapp
Yom Dugosh
Roeyne
Fight Results From The Mexican Welterweights Card
The battered event at Pelican Stadium featured Mexican welterweights and local boxers in a Sunday-afternoon bout series. Notable results include a knockout loss for "The Kid" and a stoppage for several rivals as bouts concluded with decisive finishes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unas
Bel
Antonio
Beaumont
Peet Worth I
Tillan
Emmons Skatin
Ing Shreveport
Elen Marcum
Brad Trine
Garver Bollgh
Marcum
Trine
Garver
Ater Sertica
Anderson
Hatch
Vuniners
Galje
SeHtich
Croucher
Sally Parker
Mancuso
Vincent
Roland
Gus Mancuso
al Vincent
Grant
Fey National
Acronic
Mosniay
Tramis
Southern Associas
Tuayer AL
Pellyn
Kraus
Wagener
Bertich
Azile Peart
Seni Bart
Croucher Bo
Jakki Rais
Hewurth
Cult
Altonta Bas Totta
Nash
Mermphis
Sayunr
Firmingham
Sokelle
Dilley Rock
Halchally
Newnan
Colemi Andersun
Jalell
Ran
Sears
Naratijo
Wood Hostelle
Ayaset
Nacunig
Culeramit
Suara
Andersyn
Pity Lyre
Nate Anvernor
Loree
Lott
Galle
Witching
Trina
Jd Buz
Jakticht
Arcnny i
Sorelle
Koy Garver
Ldd
Ladlurchia
Jakucki
Cole
Witt Nilchrs
Loll
Jakucki Sigerier
SuRelt
Balks
Eokelle
Jakueti
Warener
Mind
Sin Antonis
Novant
Newman
Eyans
Sertich
Syouelins
Marcin
Gar
Shrevanort
H. J. Wood
Auer
Neil
Luaitr
Reynolde
Gan
Ay Anis
Victoria
Edna
Guadalupe Valley Baseball League
Atty
PACER
Coa
San Dina
Ats
Sacramento
Oakland
Ablione
Albaquerque
Marie
Vampa Tit
Minean
Clovis d. Lubbock
Borger
Montgomery
Anniston
Pensacole
Wicksture
Wilmington
New England
Lynn
Piedmont
Roanoke
Pensacola
Davenport
Tri-State
Charlotte
Wenatchee
Alabama
Doathan
Appalachian
New River
Blut Ridge
Lanoir
Coastal Plain
Rocky Mount
Eastern Shore
Centreville
Evangeline
Houmasrasan
Florida State
Orlando
Georgia
Aiser
Senenz
Markland
Reed
Oram
Rulo
Skeen
Grantham
Vezelich
Richards
Moyer
Davis
Schenz
Reek
Rullo
Behenz
Madrid
Walla
Vinecal
Skee
Ceppa
Stenerare
Beaumont Houxton Hoarald LA
Kinechag
Rmoserel
Burns
Bassack
Capps
Fy Collina
Knoblauch
Mur Faleto
Sclchman
Helkard
Niedson
Houk
Rogere Devimenzi
Dla Ratto
Schuchmayn
Muraletto
Wouk
Mutthew
Ortiz
Niedyun
Kane Collins
Crosby
Bouthen
Bromewickselton Hosea
Feanmet
Finngton
Umnires
Ente Ai Garden
Pitchels
Nis
B. Mark
Gaia
OME
Errin
Sheen
Madriil
Cone
Jphusinpolis
Pau
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Mwats Ptolcmo
Kansas City
Columbus
Linsiaville
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansan City
War Albans
Aesee Pede
Thaz
Kramer
Finn
Talbot
Hart
Miami
Falme
Miss Bete
Pittsburgh
Bobby Riggs
Warman Weichlein
George Selford
Riverside Golf Association
Simdlay
James Converse
R. C. Riley
Allan Mitchell
Landa Park
New Braunfels
Letty Stackhouse
Leonard ‘Fuck
Chil Rowell
Association
Kit Axtero
Carlos Mulucarn
Climm
Ibn
Matkearn
Richard
Patite
Jeane
Tizer” Lingine
Indiamanalis
Texas Aggies
Texas Tech
Alamo Stadium
Lansdown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!