Kowalik Faces Bucs In Tuesday Night Opener At Tech
San Antonio Missions set to open a seven game series with the Galveston Buccaneers at Tech field Tuesday night with Kowalik expected to start, Wilts and Miller in reserve, and Thormahlen slated for Galveston. Manager Severeid plans a full pitching order, with early games split between Tech field and Galveston, coin toss deciding home teams.
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Galveston Buccaneers
Texas
Dallas
Galveston
Hank Thormahlen
Billy Webb
Severeld
Kowalik
Wilts
Miller
Houston
Elton Walkup
White
Con
Jan
Techfield
Missions
San Antonio
Colin
Antonio
Coriis
J. Alvin Gardner
Roy J. Koehler
Koebler
Itili
San Antoniatas
Gardner
Sears Kober
Baril
Ballanfant
Wrepires
Briese
Ianager Severeld
Outfelder
Pid Purdy
Buccaneers
Purdy
Severeid
Dixie series excitement stirs San Antonio and New Orleans fans
The Dixie series heads toward a possible sixth game as Eddie Vogt trains the San Antonio club while veterans cheer New Orleans. Fred Johnson, the New Orleans ace, rose from San Antonio to the Giants era, and Lee Stebbins with Carey Selph spark a dramatic late-season clash on St Marys Street. The Gulf Coast playoff scene shifts between Galveston, Memphis, and Nashville, with Johnson’s 22nd win sealing the Pelicans’ half title.
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Fred Johnson
New Orleans
San Antonio
Hub Northen
New York Giants
Southern Association
San Antonio Houston
St. Mary's Street
Lee Stebbins
Carey Selph
Houston Pilot
Jet Lee
Stebbins
Houston
Stipa
Lee
Memphis
New Orleans Pellcans
Memphis Chicks
Benaten
Pellcans
Fred Jonson
Johnson
Pets
Tauwrsday
Ram
Frank Orum Waddell
Chattanooge
Richbourn
Nashville
Allington
Knoxville
Travis
Chattanooga
Land Wright
Lite Rock
Ted
Army Fights Unaffected Card At Fort Gam Houston
Captain O hair announced the Tuesday night program at the Fort Gam Houston post baseball diamond will not be affected by the concurrent San Antonio Galveston game. Willard Brown and B O Castillo head the event, with Maxis Rosen bloom to meet Chuck Burns if Burns can’t attend, while Clair seeks W L Stribling to fight Slupsie Maxis for ten rounds.
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Hagar Obair
Fort Gam Houston
Willard Brown
Dallas
B. O. Castillo
San Antonio
Post
San Anterdo
Galveston
O'Hair
Jocal Figntalreley
Maxis Rosenbloom
Chuck Burns
Burns
Houston
Captain Clair
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Georgia
Georgia Beach
Baseball season leaders in American and National Leagues
The report lists batting leaders runs batted in hits and other stats for the National and American Leagues. Notable figures include Klein and Ott for hits and runs batted in, with Vaughan and Waner among triples, and Gehrig and Gehris leading power metrics.
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Jctein
Phillies
Darla
Hibes
Mertio
Cardinals
Ote
Glanta
Klein
Philties
Ott
Ginnis
Philies
Martin Cardinals
Dowbier
Kisia
Medwick
Vaughan
Pirates
Waner
Pirate
Hage Mins
Item
Berner
Bravag
Basca
Martin
Cardinale
Irigh
Cardinal
Dire Cantweld
Braves
Tinnlake Toihs
Fors
Atbtellen
Gehrie
Port Bums
Ge Athletics
Ny' Doxx
Urges No Football for Schoolboys in Kansas
Lawrence, Sept 1. University of Kansas athletic director F C Allen urges banning football for grade schoolers and freshmen in high school due to injury risk. He backs soccer as replacement and calls on the American Playground Association and the National Federation of High School Athletic Stores to end football for younger cohorts. He cites a doctor predicting 20 to 40 deaths this season and announces comprehensive physical and X ray heart and lung exams for varsity candidates.
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Fale University
Allen
Kansas
Sam Fassar trophy race opens at Harlandele Speedway
Thursday night launches the Sam Fassar trophy at Harlandale motorcycle speedway after weather delays. The four-meet event awards a silver trophy to the overall winner with a bronze consolation prize. 14 regular races plus a match race feature. Notables include Pat Purgley, Dallas track manager, Billy Finger, A M A Lime trial winner, and Don Smith. Opening gun at 8 15.
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Sam Fassar
Harlandele
Ost
Pat Purgley
Dallas
Billy Finger
Don Smith
Cubs Nets Narrow NL Lead On Giants In Tight Race
Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 4 to 2 with Dolph Camilli homer and Tinning’s strong mound work. Giants cap off two wins over Reds as Hubbell, Schuacher and O’Dowd shine, and Yankees trim Tigers to widen AL gap. Browns edge Red Sox in 11 innings, St Louis 3 to 1.
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New York
Chicago Subs
Banena
New York Giants
Diamond
Cubs
Warnette
Root
Tinning
Gabby Harbnett
Dolph Camilli
Hey
Phillies
Bruins
Camulli
Sacramento
Vohn Berry
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank O'Doupvich
Ott
Fred Frankhouse
Boston Braves
Tade
Bill Hellahan
Braves
St. Lewis
Telieve Smith
Cardinals
Vernon Gomez
Carl Fischer
Yanks
Johnny Allen
Tigers
Ned
Wes Ferrell
Washington
Cleveland
Senators
Lynn
Mass
Bump Hadley
Bump
Boston Red Box
St. Louis
Johnny Welch
George Blaehalder
Welch
Browns
Boston U
Sox
Gay World the $400 Horse Wins Big at Derby
Jimmy Nix of San Antonio owns Gay World bought for about $400 at a stockyards auction. The horse, once ailing with bowed tendons, rose to win the Chicago Derby as a 35-1 long shot, earning purses near $15,000 and prompting large wagers among Nix’s friends. Now stabled at Fairmount, the horse awaits a race next Saturday as officials consider a special event.
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Jimmy Nix
San Antonio
Arlington Parr
Chicago
Nix
T. Louis
Exposition Grounds
Agua Callanta
Esset
Mr. Khayyam
Jimmy
Fairmount
St. Louis
Howe
TMI Works Hard to Get Academic Title Again
TMI's Cadets press to reclaim the Southwest Academy league crown after a year as champions. Coach Miller welcomes back J Hines and Jarvis Jones among others, shifts players across positions, and plots a three week lead into the season with games set for September 30 through November 24 against Harrisdale Central Gathalic St Anthony's Peacock and others.
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TMI
Kempe
T. Bt. I. Panthers
J. Hines
Tonge
Miller
Graham
Dimaline
Billy Wood
Walter Steves
John Prost
Ray Landgraf
Panthers
Dsay
Hariandale
Central Gathalic
St. Anthony's
Peacock
Alamo Heights
Edison
Weterlanigh
Western Loop in Hot Windup
With the regular Western league schedule nearly complete, Topeka Springfield and Des Moines contend for the second half pennant. The Senators swept Springfield to take a one percentage point lead over the Cardinals while the Demons closed to within a half game of Topeka after a Bartlesville sweep. The final series pits the Cardinals vs Saint Louis Saints, Topeka vs Joplin, and Des Moines vs Oilers with Bartlesville finishing against Green Bay.
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Springfield
Des Mathes
Senators
Cardinals
Demone
Bartlesville
Topekans
Saints
Joplin
Demons Ress
Oilers
Packers
Buffalo Wins Place in League Playoffs
WEW YORK September 11 The Buffalo Bisons secured a spot in the international league playoffs by defeating the Rochester Red Wings 61 to 2 in Buffalo in their final game of the season Toronto Maple Leafs lost 7 0 5 to Montreal This clinched second place in the northern division for Buffalo by nine games over Toronto
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Wew
York
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester Red Wings
Buffalo
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Taranto
Texas league championship race reshuffles top teams
In a lively Texas league scene, Houston and Dallas tumble from contention as San Antonio and Galveston push toward the playoff picture. The Missions surge to finish strong, while standout pitchers and hitters, including Hank Tharmahlen and Orville Jorgenk, loom as main obstacles.
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Orville Jorgenk
Ita Hutchingen
Dallas
Hank Tharmahlen
Galveston
Parrow
Jorgena
Tatehinnon
Moore
Uke
Hendry
Frank Tubbs
List of boxing promoters inspectors and doctors licensed
An updated list of promoters inspectors and medical examiners licensed under the Texas state boxing law was released by State Labor Commissioner Jack Flynn. The roster names J Glenn Groves Wichita Falls and others across Texas, including doctors Henry Delaye W A King San Antonio and C L Powers Temple.
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Austin
INS
Jack Flynn
Henry Delaye
W. A. King
San Antonio
J. Glenn Groves
Wiehita Falls
EL Pilgrim
Temple
George B. Peeler
Taylor
Mexia Lodge of Elks
E. M. Thielman
McKinney
W. T. Barkett
Roy Webb
Pam- Pai
Harry Logedon
Ranger
J. Knight
A. D. Ganders
Corsicana
R. Henry Harrison Jr
Bryan
Marig
Barger
A. Cartwright
Breckenridge
de Carl McQurdy
Marshall
Llano Edges Mason In First Playoff Game For Title
In Texas TLANG on July 4 Llano defeated Mason 7 to 5 in the opening playoff game to decide the Big Country Baseball League championship. Llano won the first half title while Mason took the second half. A late Mason rally stalled by a diving stop by Fina Hetherly to end the threat.
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Tlang
Texas
Fairland Farmers Win League Opener in Openers
Fairland Hills Farm defeats Bourgeois Transfermen 8 2 in the NBA Winter Base ball league opener at Concepcion parx. George Mathan struck out 19 and Zip Myler fanned nine for the Fairland team.
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NBA
America
Concepcion Parx
Fairland Hills
Bourgeoie
George Mathan
Falrland
Zip" Myler
Cattersea
Falkand
Meehan
Uecker
Myler
Overstreet
Maine Casts Heavy Ballot In Early Voting
Heavy balloting in Maine today marks the opening of state elections to name delegates for a convention to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and decide four referenda. Voters favored delegates pledged to repeal. anti repeal leaders warned of continued prohibition. Polls opened at 6 a m and will close later in areas with small populations as more states weigh repeal ahead of the federal vote.
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Portland
Ward
Tedere
Colorado
Minesota
Maryland
Fort Bi and Ringbold repair status amid hurricane damage
Fort Bi's fund of 1390 dollars seeks repair for fire damage as Fort Ringgola Rio Grande City reacts. Fort Brown, battered by the hurricane, has been referred to the war department. details on its status were expected Monday.
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Fort Bi
Weekend Spot Highlights Local Matches And Titles
Philadelphia John Ridley wins as Forest Hills standout heals a 1-1 tie in a series of matches. Bonnie Miller defeats Frances Herron to claim the national girls title, while Aliee Francis falls to Middle States rival in another listed event. Germany wins track and field at the International University Games in Tain Italy.
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Forest Hills
Perry Heals Ranford
Philadelphia
John Ridley
Middle States
Aliee Francis
Bonnie Miller
Frances Herron
Syracuse
Cummings
Tain
Italy
Germany
Shooting Event Sparks High Scores on Wal More Road
A Sunday practice session on the Wal More road saw shooters including Deon Jed and Tiberiy Pistol and Tuffle score notable 13s in a rapid-fire contest. The event highlighted skill gains and rising numbers among participants.
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Moralog
Walmore Road
Yongé
Weltens final tennis match postponed by rain in Waco
Bertram Weltens of San Antonio was to play Doctors of Dallas in the Central Texas tennis final but the match was postponed to next weekend due to heavy rain. The doubles final features Welluna and Sterling Williams of the University of Texas against Barr and Jimmy Maddox of Dallas YMCA.
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Dallas
Houston
Weltens
Waco
Texan
Bertram Weltens
Doctors of
Central Texas
Welluna
Sterling Williama
University of Texas
Meu Barr
Jimmy Maddox
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