Pirates face Galveston in Texas League series at Techfield
In 1908 San Antonio won the pennant as the Missions prepare to host the Galveston Buccaneers in a seven game series for the Texas League title. Hank Gevereid named Nathan Bowaux to start, Webb may counter with Frank Tubbs or Hank Thurmah. Umpires listed as Bears Kober Basil Ballantant. President J Alvin Gardner attends, optimism about baseball’s future. News of a baby girl for Les White accompanies the report.
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Frank Tubbs
Dallas
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Leaders in the American League show varied batters and records
The report lists players and team names with batting and pitching figures. Notable figures include Gehrig and Ruth in the Yankees lineup, and Mannish style references mixed with multiple teams. The OCR yields fragmented lines about bases, runs, and defensive plays across leagues.
Ride With the Gang to the Dixie Series
The San Antonio Missions clinch the Texas Baseball league title as plans are announced for a Dixie Series Special train. The San Antonio Light will run a low rate trip to New Orleans or Memphis with Pullman berths meals and games, pending coin toss to decide opener location. Negotiations to attach a players car are under way, inviting fans to join the trip.
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Texas Cantertaly to clash with AGS-Javelinas at night
San Antonio will host the Texas A and I team and the College of Arts and Industries in Kingsville for a Southwest showdown. The Texas Cantertaly game is set for Saturday afternoon October 21, while the AGS-Javelinas game opens Friday night October 18 at Ragie Field.
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College of Arts and Industries
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Women Golfers to Elect Thursday Meeting at Park Clubhouse
The Gon Annwalo Women's Golf Association will elect officers at 10 o clock Thursday at Abe Brackenridge park clubhouse. A campaign outlining a fair and white golf initiative will be presented, and other business matters will be discussed along with miscellaneous items.
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Gon Annwalo Women’s Golf Association
Abe Brackenridge Park
Flag Race AMERICAN LEAGUE Summary
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National League Fourth-Frame Match Features Homerun Rush
Ambiguous text mentions National League game notes with players Mesta and Glneinant tied to Brooklyn and Finaharrh. No clear scores or dates. The fragment references pitching, hitting, and roster mentions, signaling a baseball brief with names and team links but lacks verifiable details.
Last Western Games Decide Title
The Western league ends tonight with Topeka Springfield and Des Moines in the run for the first half champion and a berth against St Joseph in the 1993 titular series. Cardinals lead after a 7 1 1 win. Senators beat Joplin 6 5. Demons crush Muskegon 29 2. Omaha Packers beat Bartlesville 7 2 before rain halted play.
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Snyder
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Dale Mills
HI Wilson
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Muskazee Oilets
al Digplbach
Johnny Lisle
Oilers
Don Benn
Tealcher
Finighs Uhre
Ralph Moreau
Art Evans
Omaha Packers
Bartlesvnly
Pennant's Flap Heard in New York and Washington
The New York Giants gained ground on the Chicago Cubs in the National League pennant race as they beat the Cincinnati Redlegs and led by Carl Hubbell and Herman Bell. Washington Senators beat Cleveland 1 to 0 behind Monte Weaver's pitching, while Boston Braves shutout St Louis. Detroit defeated Chicago 2 to 1. Other clubs had the day off.
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Ginclinatlagen
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Carl Hubbel
New Yorkers
Herman Bell
Hubble
Red Lucas
Ehemy
Beland
Hubbell
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Yankees
Monte Weaver
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Ed Brand
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Boston
Johnny Marenm
Loulaville
Chisago White Sox
Athletics
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Lefty Grove
Detroit
Bmathenry
Yanks
Magnolia Financiers Win City Semi Pro Baseball Title
The Magnolia Financiers won the city semi pro baseball championship by sweeping Lockwood Tagies in a doubleheader 4-0 and 4-0 at Rock Quarry Diamond. Game details include line scores, pitchers, and umpire assignments, with Morin and Neumeyer providing key offense and Neumeyer and Wolfshont among stars.
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Magnolia Finance
Magnolia
Fioaueijers
Smellwood
Rock Quarry
Diamond
Lockwand Tagies
Kamey Lockwand
Iracon
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Association Opens Playoffs Series In Columbus
Columbus and Minneapolis meet Tuesday to start the playoff series for the American Association pennant. Columbus enters as favorite with a 13 9 season mark against the Millers. Three games set for Columbus with 3 30 p m start Tuesday and night games Wednesday and Thursday. The series shifts to Minneapolis for the remainder and the first team to four wins advances to face the International League champions in the Little World Series.
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Dixie Rebels Prepare for Opener in Dallas Friday
The Dixie University Rebels, built from Jefferson U. Rangers, entered a tough training schedule ahead of Friday night’s matchup with the Cameron Aggies from Lawton. Undefeated through 11 games last season, the team aims to maintain momentum during barnstorming tours.
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Dallas
Nick Dobbs
Dixie University Rebels
Gene
Jefferson U. Rangers
Friday Nigit
Cameron Aggin
Lawton
Olen
Rangers
Portamouth
Spartan
Major League Bow Solved by Marcum in A's Shutout Win
John ny Marcuth of Louisville in the American Association earned his second major league start and his second straight shutout as the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Chicago White Sox 8-0. Lefty Geoge notched his 21st win in a 5-3 game, while the Senators beat Washington 5-1 behind Montt Weaver.
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Connie Mack
Sngund
Johnny Marcuth
Louisville
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Washington Senators
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Lefty Geore
Ted Lyons
Young Marcum
Cleveland Indians
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AL Simmung
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Indians
Montt Weaver
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Senators
Shimkus and Chick Clash on Beethavatr Beethavatr card
Dude Chick and Joe Shimkus were evacuated Tuesday as the main eventers on Gerry Cottman's wrestling card at Beethavatr pper ail arene Friday night. Art Mondt and Tiny Rutt will fight in the semi fine ss, and Frank Malcewicz will bow against Jimmy Lott in the first match.
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Joe Shimkus
Gerry Cottman
Beethavatr
Stoneham Out Jimmy Walker Giant Boss
New York Giants owner Stoneham sells majority interest to A C Blumenthal for about 1.76 million dollars. Former Mayor Jimmy Walker expected to become president. Joan J. McGrew to keep minority stake. Negotiations led by Dan Moriarty and Nat Cook with connections to McGraw and Connnie Mack. Walker resigns as mayor amid World Series talks.
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Edwards Ties Record At Montreal Track Meet
Montreal September 12 Phil Edwards of McGill tied the outdoor 660 yard record with a 1 minute 202.5 second run at the Montreal A A track meet. He equaled the time set by H Baker at Travers Island New York in 1914 and set two new centennial records for the Belle tene.
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Montreal
Phil Edwards
McGill University
Rilalince Sevon
Montreal A. A
H. Baker
Travers Teland
New York
Escalante Wins Valley Amateur in Close Golf Final
Escalante, a brilliant Brownsville High School golfer, defeats Hill Cocke of Harlingen to win the Valley Amateur Championship in a tense final.
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Seng
Supnense Escalante
Brownsville
Hill Cocke
Harlingen
Coach Holds School for Grid Fans
Detroit September 12 Coach Charles E Gus Durais of University of Detroit conducts a full football clinic September 22 at the Titans stadium in Woodward Park to teach formation theory and modern return experiences to fans and players.
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Warner
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Laredo-Monterrey Road Race Final Results
Official report of the Laredo Monterrey road races held Sunday September 4 1933 on the Part American highway over 1486 miles. Eddy Beyers of Austin won the semi racing class with a record 1 hour 46 minutes 15 seconds at 78.25 mph. Dimmie Davis placed second, Jim Hall third, Speed Wagner fourth, Art Middleton fifth. Lindsey Ratson won the motorcycle race with 69.0 mph. The President of Mexico cup race honors went to Hal Tire, who was killed in a traffic accident a day later.
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Menino
Eddy Bryers
Austin
Texas
Dimmie Davis
Oklahoma City
Beyers
Jin Hall
Houston
Ford
Speed Wagner
Rockne
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