Southwest Conference haw ball chase opens with two clubs
Ty the Associated Proas notes three clubs seek their first win as the Southwest Conference season starts. Torus Christian's Shoogars bowled five hitters over the Arkansas in two starts but lost to Texas. They meet the Rice Owls, who won their opening game, in Houston on Thursday. Coach Howard Grubbs will send his team against the Owls.
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Houston
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Olete
Wmpire
Gomn
SMU and Rice Clash in Second Aggie-Teasers Roundup
A scrambled recap outlines a busy college football slate featuring SMU, Rice, TCU, and Texas A&M with mentions of Texas, Baylor, Aggieland, and multiple players and staff. The piece notes Friday and weekend games, with references to Texas nine and Uncle Billy Disch.
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Ki Aldrich
Flager Mechler
Phayler
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SMT
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Texas Nine
Hollstate
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Vnes
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Avistin
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Rice
Texas
Christin
Aggieland
Baytor
Cay Moyer
Glass Chin Explanations From a Local Boxer Fight
A local amateur boxer hosted a controversial event in which punches and heat blades caused injuries. Investigators say the fighter known as Putt Surge faced medical care after a chaotic bout. The incident drew attention to boxing hazards and sparked debate at the hospital where staff discussed the alleged glass chin weakness.
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Pao
Benats
An Open Letter to A Boor on Wheels
An open letter denounces reckless drivers who crowd pedestrians on sidewalks and rush through crosswalks. It mocks the arrogant, self-assured driver, arguing the car amplifies a bully mindset and hides a lesser person beneath a roaring engine.
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Imioke
Fainting Flickers of Fights in Baseball World
A column mocks brawls between ball players and writers, noting rare on-field feuds and odd incidents. It cites Jerome Dean, a Washington player, and a Yankee-Nationals feud, highlighting how players avoid real violence to protect their pay.
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Babe Dahlerep
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Jerome Dean
Dean
Hot Springs
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Orlando
Boston Red
Prothro Releases 2 More Pitchers
Prothro announces two more pitchers, Alexander Mustaikis and Jim Bagby Jr., released to Hazelton in the New York Pennsylvania League. Mustaikis, returning from an injury plagued 1934 campaign, and Bagby, son of a former star, showed talent but struggled with control in intercamp games. The Travelers lost 2 to 1 to the Athletics in an exhibition game as Almon Williams and Porter limited hits.
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Little Rock
Seveen
Alexander Mustaikis
Jim Bagby Jr
Hazelton
New York
Charlotte
Rocky Mount
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Travelers
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Altitudinats
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Humphreys
Edwin Yount
Byron
Jack O'Neill
Bunny Griffiths
Aubrey Graham
al Niemiec
Yount
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Cubs beat White Sox to square training camp battle
In El Paso the Cubs win 10 to 2 as LeRoy Parmeleo holds Chicago’s hitters to six, sparking a 10 hit attack with three singles and a double. In San Antonio Rogers Hornsby drills Browns. Yankees and Cubs prep for a series. Foxx homers for Red Sox in Sebring. Dizzy Deubner comments after a hotel lobby fight with two beat writers near Daytona Beach.
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Tex
LeRoy Parmeleo
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
San Antonio
Vum
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Feud and riot spill from 1933 dugout clash
The fragment describes a 1933 feud ending in a riot among athletes and fans, involving Hew Hatfield Chapmin-paw 2 McCoy tanglings with Buddy McCoy Myer Earl Whitehill in a double battle. Authorities, Judge Landis, and gendarme intervention are noted as the scene quiets. Wes Powell and Gene Tunnes are cited with clear ideas. Ferrell reacts by striking himself in the jaw in anger.
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Reynolds’ Cumsy
Hew Hatfield
Ernie Kay Struggles in Night Games for Bears
New York Yankees farm outfielder Ernie Kay showed a marked dip in performance at night, hitting .080 after a strong day game showing of .480 for the Bears last year, highlighting a sharp contrast between day and night form.
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New York
Ernie Kay
Newark
Bears
Jesser Calls for Friends After Fracas With Reporters
Dean clashed briefly with Jack Miley, New York sports writer, and Irvin Kupeinet of Chicago last Friday after voicing dissatisfaction with New Yorker stories. Other players separated the disturbance.
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Jesser
Dean
Jack Miley
New York
Irvin Kupeinet
Chicago
New Yorker
Shot-Putting Ace Joins Stanford Debating Team
Palo Alto California Jim Reynolds famed shot putter for Stanford shifts to management of the school debating team He will lead four week tours covering Central America the Canal Zone and the eastern United States with the debaters
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Calif
Jim Reynolds
Stanford
Central America
Canal Zone
United States
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