Martineck to join Los Angeles lineup in Texas game
The mission's manager plans Mike Martineck to be the regular bench in the initial meet with the Texas Longhorns after the San Antonio club departs Saturday. Beversid notes uncertainty about lineup as rookie players test themselves in practice with Armaee Conlan Vance and Bernley set for various infield and pitching roles. An exhibition at Tech Field against Jim Riley's All-Glars is scheduled with a 25 cent admission as Riley uses most of the Almmo Heights Fireman contingent.
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Tnenp
Hank Severeid
Mike Martineck
Kafetioe
Reid
Martinsch
Seversig
Bob Armaee
San Antonia
Tom Conlan
Longview Watt
Joe Vance
San Antonio
Liely
Tran Soonson
Jerry Bernley
Olsen Rosilecki
Blair
Evans
Tech
Jim Riley
Riley
Almmo Heights
Jack Knight
Rod Whitney Catchig
Spence Boys Lead New York Aquatic Drive
The Spence brothers Waller Wallace and Leonard head the New York Athletic Club charge at the national A A U men’s swimming championships in Philadelphia. Through two days, only a few visiting swimmers have broken Rome club dominance as NYAC leads. Michigan has 12 points to NYAC’s 3, with three events left including the 50 yard free, 200 yard medley relay, and night dive.
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Spence
N.Y. Aquatic
New York
Spence Boys
Waller
Wallace and Leonard
Chunky Crearge
Fisaiec
New York Athletic Club
Ewimmersh
Rome
Toe Tau
Wanda
University of Michigan
Olbem
Winged Foolers
Spence Brothers
Strange Breed of Dog Puzzles San Antonio Fanciers
The Light staff reports a new dog breed said to be ages old in Afghanistan and now shown in San Antonio. Kennel club exhibits draw intense interest as experts and laymen study the mysterious animal with claims of cross breeding centuries in royal Afghan kennels. Observers mix awe and disbelief noting its extraordinary build and unusual nose while debate over ancestry continues.
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San Antonio
The
Royal
Looflirpa
Afghanistan
Kenmel Club
America
Detroit Tigers and Giants clash as series heads to fifth game
Dallas dispatch reports Shost boy Rowe and Fred Muberry to share picking chores in Detroit Tigers versus New York Giants fifth game. Giants beat Bengals 7 to 0 at Fork Worth with Vic Sorrell as losing pitcher. Fred Fitzsimmons allowed one hit for the Giants. Tigers manager Banutley Tartis celebrates birth of a son in Washington as garbled press reports stirred confusion.
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Dallas
Shostboy" Rowe
Fred Muberry
Detroit Tigers
New York Giants
Vic Sorrell
Giants
Bengals
Fork Worth
Fred Fitzsimmons
Grans
Btunley Tartis
Tigers
Washington
Hastises
Detroit
Brod
Winnipeg Mourns Stars Killed in Plane Crash
Winnipeg laments the loss of two leading Winniper Toilers players and other Canadian basketball figures in a plane crash near Neodesha Kansas. The tragedy claimed Mike Shem and Bruce Dadds, with Joe Dadds a leading scorer, as crowds and officials in Manitoba react to the shock.
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Winnipeg
Mourns Stars
Man
Winhipek
Tanya Santa Leam
Mike Shem
Brilliaent
Ent
Mike Shee Sr
Dadds
Bruce
Leo
Devds
Leer Phillips TA Groves
Hugh Panwarden
Tan Wooley
Weil
Hirolgnoul
Mans Ae
George Wilton
Dave Ax
Greseit
Andieur Chet
Tis Giles
United States
Neve
Relph H. Web
Prembure
Bushynee
Ruesell Relulz
Fue
Beer in St Louis and Chicago Parks
Garbled sports note from April describes beer presence in St Louis and Chicago parks. Mentions fans, parks, and a parade like event with names unclear. Local officials and park authorities referenced without clear actions or outcomes.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Chinaga
Phen
Cavaliers Open Golf Opens With Amateurs and Pros Competing
At Cavalier Club Virginia Beach April 1, 1950s era golf opens with 51 players seeking $1500 in prize money. Ralph Minor leads practice rounds alongside favorites Joe Kirkwood Walter Hagen and Paul Runyan as 36 holes today and 36 more tomorrow test the field on a demanding links course modeled after famed oceanfront layouts.
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Cavalier, Club
Virginia Beach
Lnan
Frize
Ricky
Ralph Minor
Kew Berm N.C
Ameney
Dick Metz
N. J
Joe Kirkwood
Walter Hagen
Denny Shite
Paul Runyan
Craig Ward
Mehinarn
Horton Smith
Billy Howell
Richmond
Chandler
Harper
Portsmouth
Undefined exhibition list with scattered place names and dates
Fragmented OCR lists several cities and institutions such as Newark New Orleans and Chicago with scattered dates and events. The piece reads as an incomplete catalog of exhibitions and venues, lacking coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Port Aransas Tarpon Bite Report and Staffing Shakeup
Tarpon fishing at Port Aransas draws anglers and a Sunnet derby figure. Adama of Ban Antone Fishing Tackle cites strong bites while Kellogg departs Purdie University to join Tehigh University. Board changes ripple through local fishing scene as observers weigh Mary Cau and mortgage rental expert Dignt.
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Port Aransas
Port Araniaa
Manger Adama
Ban Antone
Barney Parley
Port Aranaa
Auinnier
Kono
Monty
Weresdey
Priddy
Mary Cau
Walsh Figures Pirates as Winners
Davis J Walsh ranks major league clubs from Pirates to Reds, predicting the Pirates top the list as spring training winds down. He notes Cuyler’s injury shifts Cubs outlook, questions Giants lineup, and argues Phillies, Cardinals, and Braves face varied prospects while Reds could surprise.
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Davis J, Walsh
New York
Apc
Galeago Cubs
Cuyler
Feld
Custer
National League
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Phillie
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Grimm
Yanks
Pirates
Lindstrom
Teague
Phillies
Cardinals
Granty
Pray
Lhe
Giants
Jackson
Spain
Joe
Cantillon
Hornsby
Cubs
Slade
Dodgers
Bottomley
Gelbert
Braves
Uhak Maranville
Committee of Welemmne
Reds
Fel
Hohoxty
Gear Still Hopes for Western Leagues
TOPEKA Kan April bet Dale Graf president of the Western League and Western association said June might plan for operation of the two leagues by May 4. He warned that cost and logistics could prevent two leagues from running and suggested a reorganized compact league as an alternative.
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Topeka
Kan
Dale Graf
Western League and Western Association
Daece Jant
Tee Keyser
Des Moines
Jorge
Gear
Kerrville Braves Hope for Better Days in Mountainein Circuit
Kerrville reorganizes for the new Mountain Beltball League opening in April at Bandera with seven rookies and twelve veterans. Manager Joe Hughes forecasts a possible playoff run, led by pitcher Johnny Maxwell and catcher Ben Grantham, while Buck Studt and Jos Vaughan compete for infield spots and Claude Daker anchors the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville Braves
Hilloop
Dew
Joe Hughes
Braves
Aimeell
Johnny Maxwell
Sesson
Arthur Senger
Letty” Dickey
Semwicl” Hughes
Ben Grantham
Seeo
Heuser Earns Return Fight In New York Bout
The German light heavyweight Adolph Heuser beat Harry Ebbels in a close but decisive 9 round bout at Madison Square Garden, signaling a probable rematch with world champion Rosenbloom after Rosenbloom edged Heuser in a 15 round fight a few weeks earlier. Ebbels, 169 1 4 pounds, weighed in at 169 1 4 while Heuser weighed 172 1 2. result sparked crowd approval. A featured eight round semifinal saw Art Lasky defeat Hans Birkle.
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New York
Adolph Heuser
al Moxey Rosenbdloom
Heuser
Harry Ebbels
Medien Square Garden
Rosenbroom
Rosen-bloom
Ebbels
Teuton
Ebbets
Houser
Garden Jane
Art Lasky
Minnespolis
Hans Birkle
Atkins Sparks Rice Reds Rally in Spring Scrimmage Victory
Sylvester Atkins, the 260-pound freshman back from Beebe, starred for the Reds in Rice Institute’s spring practice scrimmage, scoring both touchdowns and setting up the clinching drive. Logie Aylvester, a Brownsville freshman end, added the Whites lone score. Both Atkins and Aylvester are former Brownsville Junior College stars.
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Atkins
Sylvester Rice
Houston
Beebe
Jack Meagher
Rice Institute
Reds
Hnyard
Aylvester
Brownsville
Sylvester
Browneville
Ice Hockey Highlights and Scores From Weekend Games
Ice hockey results feature Hoenig securing a win with an 8 to 1 score against Wake and a close March matchup, plus other regional league outcomes. Names and places are cited, including KerulsFlmet Revibee and Uode ace vlinboatianads, with unclear spellings reflecting OCR errors yet indicating scores and team affiliations.
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Ananedated Press
Vem
Ogra
Npeier Cparee
Roent
Anal
Fiat
Iwi Amr
Eom
Tolan
Riel Manes
New York
Tarette
Bann
Schmut to New York Port Worth Coach Leaves for Meetings
April 1 schedule shows Coach Francs A. Bchmvldt of Texas Christian University, a member of the national basketball committee, traveling to New York for a committee meeting on April 8. He will also attend Lie fopches’ meeting April 1 and Behmial in Texan delegate duties on the chartered board of berkeb bell wf Hieinds, with multiple trips indicated.
TML SQUAD WINS HOT ONE AT EAGLE FIELD
T. M. T. Cadets win a relay test and edge Brackenridge by three feet in a brisk hydro meet at Eagle Field. Tech star George Schramm dominates with a hull mile victory while Brackenridge’s Goueh Karl English leads the late surge. Final team placements feature Brackenridge and Tech, with numerous event notes and names from the Brackenridge and San Antonio Tech programs.
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Jas
Flodule
Texas
Dmlltery Institute
Eagle Heid
Winalog
Inet
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Tech
T. M.T
Goueh Karl English
Wem
George Schramm
Hull
Bias Oardlan Cream OD Jones
Lusher
Fray Kenridge Geyer
Iakar Beaekeordae
Anim
Tynan
Jones
Bakar Brdehenddess Saatin
Brackentiters
Osldan
Brey
Beary
Store
Tach
Welmas
Rirarkan
Brackenriter
Brack
Reackbrites
Poin Vaults
Betckeoridar
Soars
Mina
J. M
Brande
Mmtita
Larantiga
Tirnbum
Nnridge
Ackenrider
Rlvarrifse
Greherm
Nendell
Braskeuritee
Firabam
Ty Nendell
Brackeneichers
Cranker
Unclear Racing Consensus and SMTA Day Notes Hidden in Jumbled Text
Fragmented OCR text mentions racing consensus, SMTA Day, several names and terms with distorted spelling, timestamps, and references to events and people. Reading shows no coherent single incident or clear outcome to summarize into a concrete report.
League Steals Spotlight in Mat Show
Pete Brown defeated Paul Orth in a rough main, with Elmer Guthrie disqualified against John Milonis, and Joe Kopecky winning his match as League ruled the bout. The card at Berthoven Hall featured a chaotic seven minute main and a lively pivotal moments sequence, with referees Eide Vout and Letty Craig overseeing.
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Pete Brown
Paul Orth
Elmer Guthrie Fen
John Milonis
Joe Kopecky
Bert Fen Hotlia
Ote Hendrick
Jack Onigile
Tia
Charlay Wright
Berthoven Hall
Meoubée
Gover
League
John Ellents
Boston
Elmer Guthrie Ehlands
Atake
Ealily
Jack
Guthrie
Tom Bonin
Tog
Leagie
Anu
Brown
Orth
Pele
Pete
Orih
Bohemiane Kuler
Ken Holts
Howls
Joe
Eide Vout
Tals
Kopecky
Haolls
Hed
T C U Uses Errors to Defeat Abilene
T C U defeated Abilene 12 to 5 despite early mistakes as Bryan, Roderick and Bailey sparked a late scoring burst. Frog players Alipport Graves and Myers led the attack while Kingy provided steady play amid the tense first half.
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T.C.U
Abilene
Artlena
Texas
Mose Simms
Alters
Tiplegisndien
Christan Twatverana
Bryan
Roderick
Bailey
Froga
Lie Collegiana
Wring Carps
Alipport
Dack Graves
Wallace Myera
Oklahoma City U Wins Big in Spring Exhibition Football
Oklahoma City University impressed at a spring exhibition game, routing the opponent with a strong performance by Worley Pry and the team securing a decisive victory on their gridiron showcase day. The contest highlighted early talent and readiness for the upcoming season.
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Oklahoma City U
Oklastoma City
Ape
Lindec
Worley Pry
Oklaahawa
Cy Univeraiy
Soldhayes
Okabe Arcies
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Loofliroz
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Sf Red Bank
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Ietp
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Tay Une Gerinion
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Kernel md
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Murray Brooks
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Spred
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Dylee
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Jijerberg
Bernin Moore
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Mae An Kinnerery Heilend
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Art Tmaky
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Hirst
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Helckak
Claude Daker
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Bil ' Target
Faia" Wharton
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Cooper Fletcher
Warren
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Holloman
Rolehale
Schmudt
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TML
Racing Consensus
Teren
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Ananete Prigliniden
Aetertenarevlis Toy
Fon Renn Fuilan Ranger
Faecal Naalen Tldr
Teventhe Wacane J—Hlulqieh
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A Mnek Bud
Teer Mrovnery
Taniang Mine
Nak
Annem
Hadden
Reat Heath
Graechaitar
van Xion
Rogt Lent
Kinney Taini
Akl
Tana
Rene Tal
Peartte
Cin Indy
Doo Haw
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