Indians end season in cellar after rough Beaumont doubleheader
The San Antonio Indians closed the season with a doubleheader loss and a 2 all tie in darkness against Beaumont Exporters. Postgame disputes flared as manager Claude Robertson and president Senera Hammond clashed with star Schofield. fines and tensions carried through the clubhouse.
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Joe Schulz Puts Color In Final League Game
In Dallas the thirtieth annual Texas League pennant race closed with drama as Joe Schulz sent in Snowball to pinch hit for Houston. Beaumont beat San Antonio in 14 innings, Galveston swept Houston, and Dallas edged Tyler 6-5 then lost 4-1 as the league finished its season and prepared for the Dixie series with Beaumont meeting Dallas.
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Aguilas sweep doubleheader at Ven Pele Stadium
The Gonzales Aguilas powered by strong bats and in form twirlers defeated the Aust in Black Senators in a Sunday twin bill at Ven Pele. Final scores were 3-4 and 4-2 as Aguilas claimed both games.
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Tom Lally Returns to Duties at Club
Tom Lally resumes duties at his San Antonio country club golf post after a month's vacation at his Brookline home Masa. He arrived back Sunday by train to Dallas and then completed the journey, getting reacquainted with the course and colleagues.
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School squads report as new term begins
School bells rang to open the semester as Moothell and area coaches rally football squads for practice. At Brackenridge 67 candidates including last year’s lettermen begin with fundamentals before a Sept 30 opener versus Temple. Harlandale faces a tough start with only 20 out. Kardow may miss the season due to injury concerns. Ward’s squad at University cheers 25 candidates, with a Sept 29 game against Harlandale under league review. Alamo Heights wheels start at League Park with 30 players and three full squads in action. Texel Military Institute fields six lettermen for first drills, over 40 candidates ready. San Antonio Tech trains with new grounders as Nemo Herrera’s team aims high.
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Vines Loses Exhibition To Japanese Star Eaton In Detroit
Rosworth Vines, defending national singles champion, was upset by Japanese Davis Cup star Jiroh Eaton 6-2 6-3 in an exhibition at the Detroit Tennis Club. Vines and partner Gledhill later defeated Satoh and Kuwabara 6-4 4-6.
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Tulsa Oilers win in twelfth to seize lead in league title
Tulsa Oklahoma February? First clash ends 2 1 as Oilers tie in ninth then win in twelfth. Biggin and Matu rak from mound kept scoreless through seven. Tesmer homered in eighth for Indians. Eggert doubled and scored in ninth. Hatuegk walked Hipps to force in Oklahomans.
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Vines Beats Cochet In National Tennis Final
Paris reports Ellawarth Vines defeated Henri Cochet in the national singles final at Forest Niix. French papers hail Cochet as no longer world’s best and praise Vines as possibly the strongest player on grass, with the United States seen as producing a new Tilden. The win is highlighted amid armaments controversy with Germany.
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Packers blank Grand Rapids in season opener
Green Bay Packers of the National Professional Football League defeated Grand Rapids 45 to 0 yesterday in the season opener in Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Walker Schmeling Bout Delayed To Sept 23 At Madison Square Garden
Mickey Walker and Max Schmeling will fight at Madison Square Garden on September 23, four days later than planned. Doctor Hoofnocker advised a two day boxing break for rest after a minor elbow injury, with Garden executives and Schmeling’s camp supporting the postponement to ensure both men are fully fit.
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El Producto Cigars Deliver Real Enjoyment and Quality
The ad extols the quality in El Producto cigars highlighting blending workmanship and the distinctive El Producto character. It promises mildness and long smoking enjoyment with steady burn and no need to alter pace. El Producto supposedly watches over you during use.
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