Foxx Smacks Pair Out Of Lot In Philadelphia Win
Sammy Foxx belts his 43rd and 44th homers driving in the Athletics in a 7 2 victory over the Indians in Philadelphia. Foxx hit one with Cooper on base in the first and another with Bates on base in the third, both off Pilcher Brown. Errors and fielding miscues noted. final score 7 2.
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Bejma Sets Notable Texas League Records in 1933 Campaign
Longtime Fort Worth figure John Jeeps Ate tax set a record for longest service as player manager and umpire across 18 years while Bejma of San Antonio led second base assists, surpassing Hap Norkie’s 1928 mark. The season saw Oklahoma City and Galveston tied for walks in a nine inning game and Beaumont, Houston, Tulsa and others posting multiple record attempts, with several league marks falling or near misses across bases, errors, and games played.
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Edwards Out of Mat Plans For Next Wrestling Card
Billy Edwards is sidelined by blood poisoning and cannot compete next Friday. promoter Harry Coltman looks to recruit top talent for the card while replacements for Edwards are sought. several wrestlers including Jimmy Lott and Joe Shimkus are discussed as possible entrants.
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Semi-Pro Eagles in Final Showdown
A fragmentary report describes semi pro players labeled as the Eagles and Finseitts in a key match. Jim Brought leads the effort with 27 years of pitching, while rival clubs and local financiers are mentioned in a tense buildup to a Sunday game at Rook Quarry.
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Great Crowd Thrills Over Mission Win
Houston routs the Missions 11-10 in a dramatic playoff game to seize the series lead. Key hits from Purdy, Bettencourt, Engle, and Parker drive the offense as Be jma and Crossley vie for impact plays. Taubys homer anchors the visitors early and Parker and Kalntie contribute late. A wild, high‑scoring contest ends with Houston advancing to the Sherginessy playoff final.
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Weltens and Sarr Set for Waco Lawn Final Sunday
Bertram Weltens of Samaitania and Dec Sarr of Dailae reach the Central Texas Lawn Tennis Club championship final at Waco. Semifinals featured an upset with Weltens defeating Sterling Williams, while Sarr advanced after a 6-4 7-5 win over Amaley. Junior and other event results highlight a full afternoon of matches at the Waco club.
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Betting in Texas Oh Please No
In Austin on September 9 the state racing commission discussed terminology for wagering on horse races. Chairman Frank Scofield urged using words like handling and taking instead of betting. The change, approved as a rider to the general appropriations bill, aims to reduce the word’s prominence in official speech.
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Grid squads getting busy for upcoming season
A sprawling early report outlines grid preparations across multiple teams. Contiived notes 90 players in muster with Leo Wildman singled as a key back. four veterans remain in the line as Couch Martins worries persist. Merlin’s team shows a light 140 to 145 pound average, while Harlandase’s 195 pound line could bolster hopes. Hamilton, nicknamed Gloomy Gus, trims to 93 with 135 hopefuls and a split roster including Cal Surtees’ Pony squad. Jane letterman Glen English anchors Mustang ranks as Jeffersonians brace for Monday scrimmage and Tuesday signals. Georgetown clash looms September 21 as Central, led by Bob Brown and Tex White, fields 36 in uniform after open classes. Gentes promises eight lettermen for Academic League with Elmo Hussler leading a Brown-coached unit. Peacock Fowls begin practice Monday under Freddy Weaton, with prospects unclear and Weston rumored to surprise.
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Golf Scores High in Meet Rehearsal
In Cincinnati the dress rehearsal for the national amateur golf championship at Kenwood Country Club faced wind and shifting conditions. Notable scores included 74 by Jesse Guilford, 73 by an unnamed player, with Willie Turnesa posting 64 and Charney Seaver 70. Several withdrawals occurred before play, and Chick Evang’s participation was in doubt.
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Roas Cannone ri Struggle Test-up in New York
Boxing experts predict a tight lightweight title fight as Roas-Canzoneri, Mow, and rival contenders loom. Reports say Mow seeks a comeback chance, with hard training and recent chatter framing the bout as a test for the division’s top talent.
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Perry and Crawford Reach Tennis Final in Forest Hills
Fred Perry of England and Mack Crawford of Australia won in Forest Hills semifinals, with Perry defeating Lester Bloefen 6-4 6-2 and Crawford beating Frank Shields 7-5 6-8 6-2. Nearly 24,000 spectators watched as Crawford and Shields battled to reach the final.
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Pirates Win and Lose in Brooklyn Doubleheader
The Brooklyn Dodgers and Pittsburgh Pirates played a two game set. Pirates won the opener 8 to 7 after a late rally while Dodger hitters chased starter Wren. ame featured multiple players with hits and RBIs including Frew Vaughan Flowers and Waner.
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Texas football drills as 75 players report for 1933 season
Coach Clyde Littlefield leads Texas as 75 candidates report for the 1933 football squad. A Sunday meeting will introduce Cordildeflein and outline the program, with double daily workouts starting May 1 and uniformed practice on the gridiron.
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Dallas
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Fort Sam to Host Boxing Card in Park Arena
Advance sales ran high for the Brown Cantiloght Loto boxing show staged by the Fort Sam Houston Athletic Association. The event shifts from the War Department theater to the Fort Sam Houston baseball park with 4000 seats, featuring San Antonio welterweight star Ces filo and Indianapus great Willard Brown. Tickets from $1 to $5 general, 40 cents for military, with a two minute main card rounds and three minutes for others.
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Amateur Baseball News And Schedule From San Antonio
San Antonio amateur league notes list events and trophies including the George Huntress trophy. It covers meetings at 8:18 Monday, final sessions, and a nod to restricted timing. Also notes upcoming games, transfers, and local club matches with times and venues around September and October.
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Joan Ridley Wins Middle States Lentils Championship
Joan Ridley defeated Allee Francis 8-4 6-2 to win the Middle States lentils championship in Philadelphia. The event was held at the Phil adalatia Grirketeli venue.
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