Yankees Stage Three Run Rally to Beat Washington
New York's lead grows to 18 as Steve Sandra wins his ninth straight. Crasetti's tenth homer sparks a three run frame that seals the game for the Yankees in the eighth. Washington Senators struggle offensively with errors and limited hits.
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Fannin
San Antonio
Yankees
Washington
New York
Sept
Steve Sandra
New York Yanks
Washington Senators
Cresetti
Waynes
Craseliss
Lewi
Ragsl Hoegh
Pravises
Selkirkis
Biawih
G & S Gordonin
Vernon
Risarne
Ferreira
Balkirk
West
Wright
Crasetti
Diusne- Rio
Teobase
LiMeceio
Homerun
Creettiy
Crosetlit
Catleren
Snes
Ck Pal
Sandra
Warnes
Haynes
N Pires
Summers
Pipgise
Bas
Tight fight in Southern pennant race heats up
In the Southern pennant chase Chattanooga and Memphis battle for first with Atlanta and Nashville close behind. Chattanooga beat New Orleans 104 Saturday to hold its lead over Memphis, who defeated Nashville. Atlanta beat Birmingham 10 to 5 as Sunday’s schedule features Chattanooga vs New Orleans, Memphis vs Nashville, and Atlanta vs Birmingham. If Chattanooga staggers, Memphis and Atlanta could seize the top spot. Nashville could rise only if Chattanooga falters.
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Boutberg Association
Chattsnooga
Memphis
Nachvile
Atlanta
Threads
Avants
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphys
Nashville
Vols
Birmingham
Chateanooga
Shaughnessy
Feenlis
Wert
Carson, Decker and
Luchey
Roblurtey
Stele
Init
Meron Nashville
Vere Fetscost
Airey predicts Missions reach Dixie series again
Guy Airey Sr. executive vice president of the San Antonio Missions believes his club will return to the Dixie series, repeating a six year cycle since 1927 when Wichita Falls and later San Antonio reached the playoffs. He notes past post season tenures and maintains faith despite recent losses while celebrating the franchise’s stability and his long baseball involvement.
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Guy Francie Airey Sr
Sepburker Opton
Caiepder
Guy Francis
San Antonio Missions
Moor
Lawrence Pilat
Bill Byrd
V. P. Alley
Texas
Eat Budi
Joe DiMaggio
Dixie
Guy Airey
Gulf Refining Company
Wichita Feil
J. Alvin Gardner
Airey
Wichita Falls
Texas Baseball League
Wiehijs Falls
Carl Williams
Soueders
San Antonio
Hank Severeid Isilating
New Orleans
Guy
Mobile
Ala
Wichita Fails
Tre
Spus
Houston
Dallas
Fort, Worth
Longview
Ft. Louis Browns
Iish
Longverture
Alvin Gardner
Texas Jeagin
Ban Antonio
Baverett
Galveston
Sain
Oklahomna
City
Missions
Beau
Margis
Kimberlin
Croucher
Alrey
Eusile
American Association Coupes Second Game Report
Fragmented OCR summary lists players and teams across cities including Columbus New York Minneapolis and Milwaukee with scattered scores and names such as Franka Philips Sacki Keats Lacy Carnet Kimball Junnels Jat Paul Mapes and Houel. It references hourly phoning and a one day listing but details are unclear.
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Toledy
Lara
Kleinke God Franka
Phitlips
Sacki
Columbus
Keats
Lacy
Carnet
Kimball
Junnels
Sir Paul
Cain
Pikiek
Babiel
McCui- Houel
Secur
Paul
Hanes Guy
Florring
Onnd Jackson
Linge
Metuliaush
Weaver
Indians Come From Behind To Beat Browns In Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians rallied from a deficit to defeat the St. Louis Browns 3 to 2 at Cleveland. Chapman singled, Mack walked, and Campbell doubled in the eighth inning for the decisive run as Hudlin earned the win. Browns pitching held the Tribe to 12 hits while Burns and Kennedy contributed with solid at bats in a tense late game.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Tribe
Chapman
Mack
Campbell
Mus
Kennedy
Indians
Hudlin
Browne Leo
Gieseland
Esa Tor
Cleveland
Allen
Metfoee
Uies
Keen Hoffrer
Mr Givnn Weeden Bettone
Carantiel
Kettner
Ies
Meanterm
CNN
Kennedys
Lil
Butlin
Krenedy
Guinn
Menem
All-Star Coach Staff For Randolph Ramblers
Randolph Ramblers unveil an all star coaching staff led by head coach Jack Price, with six lieutenants from West Point and Army backgrounds guiding the squad. The team opens September 16 against Southoese Teachers College, then Sept 2 hosts Allen Academy in Bryan. Army league begins mid October with a broad roster overhaul and new backfield coach indicated.
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Randolph
Ale
Ia Ramblers
Ghett Works
Jack Price
Weat Pointe
Army
WW. Blater
Les
Ferkles
W. K. Skner
Mscomber
West Point
Smeenan
Ens
Reepec
Ely
Lancaston
Ab Tance
Cols Tene
J.B. Tiplan
Alabama
Ramblers
Trxan
Coleee
Sen Marcos
Allen Academy of Bryan
Army League
Corps
Ram Hes
Rassling card features two main events and openers
The program presents Wynda Valdez vs Dan OConnor in the top bout with a 225 vs 820 weight note, plus Killa Bashata against Ciele Bales in the co main. Preliminary pits Mays Molatin against Sat Slagel, with a revival finish from last week’s show and a featured opener pairing Caunt Rossi against Star Blagel.
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Wynda Valdez
Dan O'Connor
Tao
Killa Bashata
Ciele Bales
Mays Molatin
Sat Slagel
Minty
Car Geyer
Acono Werinesting
Pancho Valdez
Pipten Raest
Sean Argens Una
Tish
Dan O'Conner
Attexnongy
O'Connny
O'Connor Micke
Bob Stagel
Elisa Bashard
Croek
Rmin
Rick Iamea
Dallas
Caunt Rossi
Sat Blagel
Dallas and San Antonio clash in tight league race
In a sprawling box score laden report, Dallas trails San Antonio by one game for second as both chase Houston in a Texas league. The piece notes head-to-head results, pitching matchups, and home and away records, detailing gaps in wins, losses, and key players affecting the intra division battle.
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Texas
Houston Bulls
Wiith
AL Nas
Dallas
San Antonio
Hhnal
Dallas San Antoni
Pfeiffer and Brown Scrap in Net Final
San Antonio notices Pfeiffer and Brown reach the net final in the Southwestern tennis tournament at San Antonio Country Club. Pfeiffer defeated Paschal Walthall 11-6 8-4 8-4 in the semi finals, while Brown upset Bobby Gurite and faces Sid Nachlas in a later match. Curtis and Brown then beat the Mickman brothers to advance in doubles.
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Jesse Pfeiffer
San Antonio
Oes
San Antonio Country Club
Sid
Letty
Brown
Bobby Gurils
Houston
Brow
Curtis
Mickman Brothers
John
Harry
Hicksmans
WACO
Meister
John Braubech
Sid Nachlas
Jimmy Foxx Through for Season
PHILADELPHIA Sept. ins.-Appendicitis ends Jimmy Foxx season after operation in St Joseph's Hospital. Boston Red Sox first baseman likely to be discharged in a week but cannot play again this summer. Doctor Patquariero, Foxx’s physician, called the operation successful. The 1939 season is affected as Foxx misses remaining games.
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ROSES
Philadsepeis
Wally Moses
Lodigiant
Athletics
Heston Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Foxx
Buck Ross
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Auker
Boston
Wg.a
Ablllo
Crameret
Gninhoay
Tiptonie
Maves
eMilee
Tolaie
Feo Wattee Cee
Phila Gelphya
Nesez
Auker Eit Ross
Ross
Anphes
Hulihart
Rolle Ana Rommel
Atende
Ueimy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
St. Joseph's
Patquariero
Jimmy
Missions and Rebels Meet in Regular Series Broadcast Plans
The league rules govern broadcasting with KABC carrying most games though some in Dallas may air locally. Ticket sales advance with two for Sunday and Monday sets and single tickets at gate. Prices listed for boxes grandstands and bleachers show varied rates. Umpires Joe Pate Art Fassarella Chet Fowler Bill Wilson officials for here. Players and officials involved include Naylor Steengrafe Palmer Welsh and Guy Airey Mission executive VP. Airey used a rain-influenced coin toss method with Alton Price coordinating in Dallas.
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KABC
Dallas
WRE
KRED
Reds
Rh~sions
Che Tloketa
Tech Fleld
Prion
Joe Pate
Art Fassarella
Chet Fowler
Bill Wilson
Naylor
Steengrafe
Palmer
Welsh
Guy Airey
Missions
Vic
Jim
Porter Loring
Anfe
Tors Agai
Airey
League
Alton Price
Dalllas
Iowa Loses Bill Osmanski In Major Transfer
University of Town head coach Dr. Eddie Anderson announced that Holy Cross fullback Bill Osmanski accepted an attractive offer and will not enroll at Town this fall. Osmanski left Holy Cross last winter to join Town after being courted by Chicago Bears in a top player move. No official successor named.
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Iowa City
Town
Eddie Anderson
University At Town
Hin Osmanski
Holy Cross
Ghicaga Beara
Andersen
Damatski
Towa Rofien
Loly Cross
Uneve
Towa
Anderson
National boat 19 drivers in entry heavy midget races
At Port Worth Eagle Mountain lake next weekend a large field of outboard drivers from across the nation is expected. Notable entries include Buckey Rennert San Antonio Rob Milesell from Dallas Gar Wood Jr Detroit Paul Wearly Munnele Ind and many more. Over 126 entries total about 260 boats. The event opens Saturday at 2 pm with rapid-fire heats every 20 minutes while drivers rehearse on the two mile course.
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Port Worth
Walley
Mort Worth
Eagle Mountain Lake
Sepatta
Bueddy
Renter
San Atlanin
Rob Milelsell
Dallas
Gar Wood Jr
Detroit
Paul Wearly
Munele
Ind
Gorockets
Los Angeles
Fred Jacoby
New York City
Douglas Panda
Orange
Clinton Perguson
Waban
Mass
Prank Vincent
Tulsa
Jack Cooper
Kansas City
Dick Yess
Anasax City
Idin Pabst
Mawrukee
Alufson
Don Frazier
Oileago
Ward
Angilley
Marysilie
Callf
New Veet Eagle Mountain Dam
York University
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