Emerson's Giants Rally Past Bears In Strained Tilt
Emerson's Giants defeated the Bears in a tough Thursday night contest. Key players included Manson filling in for Quinn and Emerson leveraging strong defense to pull ahead in the final frame as Howard and others contributed solid scoring.
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Manson
Quinn
Oth
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Jeans
Andeen
Demeraan
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Tée Manson
Einivrson
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Dallas baseball owner reports talks with Giants on price
Joe Turiner, owner of Valkis Tess League baseball, says Peday Aint she reported nagotistione with John MeGraw of the New York Giants over McGraw's assets. He claims McGraw began a rapport or half interest in town, but Turiner says Me refused. Dallas interests consider sale at Retomy price, with no action.
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Valkis Tess
John MeGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Mike
New Ferk Giants Rally Amid Rough Road Showing
Beaumont and Edmondson lead a shaky game as Yun scores on a single and S nodgrass delivers. New York and Brismont exchange runs while Brat and McCullyr contribute in a tight contest.
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Secor
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Hair growth cure and scalp treatment advertisement
An ad by J. L. Maughan promising hair growth, scalp cure, and a “world’s most scientific” treatment. It claims to reverse hair loss, treat scaliness, and mentions a free examination with offers for ages 0 to 18 and 7 to 8. It lists an address in Houston and promotes a sale of remedies.
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Battle Over Baseball Contracts Reaches Chancery Court
In Simiwas on April 1 the case against Camnitz of the Pittsburg Federal League faced a hearing in chancery court. Bar ney Breyfuss presides as the My Wiry National League seeks to block interference with Pittsburg Ni. Honal League players and agents offered testimony on contracts and league relations, with Judge W. L. Kavanaugh and Chancellor Henderson weighing the enforceability of player contracts and the role of the National Board of Arbitration.
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Easter Sunday Suit Sale Growth at Woolen Mills
A garbled ad promotes Easter ready wear from Woolen Mills, touting spring fabrics and deep discounts. It claims made to measure service and large store network enabling low prices, urging customers to visit Morris Jenoph, Met Ginegew Woolen Mills store at 520 Wowatan St for tailored suits priced around 25 to 30 dollars with tax.
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Two Champions Lose in Wrestling Tourney
In Chicago the Nations Amateur Union wrestling event saw two champions eliminated in preliminary matches at the Chicago Athletic Association. New York 125-pound champ Val Wesen fell to J Creay of Chicago, while Andrew Teufel of Chicago defeated welterweight titleholder C Johnsen of Newark in a close decision. Other results included Bantamweight Harold Foote, Metropoulos of Chicago, and Wreslters from Detroit and Gary, Indiana posting defeats in various weight classes. Semifinals and title bouts set for Friday.
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Hichard Gudle
Lima
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Detroit
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William Nomas
Baptists Victory Over St Edwards in Fort Worth
San Marcos Baptist Academy edged St Edwards of Austin 1 to in a thrilling season game at San Marcos Thursday. Pitcher Thomas held St Edwards scoreless until the eighth before they tagged him for five runs. Edwards' Currie, Colling and Decig, plus Park Worth’s Criswell and Noltes, were involved in a Texas League sale to Texarkana Friday.
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Quick Relief Update From Regional Medical Office
A terse report notes ongoing relief measures in the region with emphasis on medical response. It mentions personnel adjustments, treatment protocols, and Sunday scheduling updates. Names appear in limited form, with institutions referenced but details abridged.
Collegians Beat Carr's School Pupils in Hard Fought Game
St Louis College defeated Carr's School pupils 5 to 4 after a costly third inning. Emmett Fanser led with three hits, Dreles pitched strongly in relief, while Carr's coach Otto Williams praised the visitors despite his depleted roster.
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Buffs Defeat Army in Strong City Park Game
April 3 Houston Vexag Leaguers beat Twenty second Infantry at Athletic Park two to nil. Ware started five innings and pitched well. Clark finished, receiving solid support as Army failed to record a hit. Batteries Kay Darrell Kamp Ware Clark Kitchens Allan.
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Injured boxer dies in Atlanta after bout
James Grant a bantamweight boxer who collapsed after a ten round fight in Atlanta died in a local hospital from pneumonia. John Bugger of New York, winner by decision, was released on bond and faces disorderly conduct charges in connection with the incident. Grant, 21, had moved from Chicago a year earlier and fought many local opponents.
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South Atlantic club loses to Previdence internationals 10 to 4
Sports brief from Bavannan Georgia reports Siyannah South Atlantic club defeated by Previdence internationals by 10 to 4. Other items note Beare i and Hatteries-Benrey players and various league match results including Washington Newark and New York openers with multiple pitchers and scores across several cities.
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Thirteen-Inning Game Ends With WaYo Victory
In Waco on Thursday, Mahimquist and Tamnbr closed a 13 inning drama between Topeka and Wa Yo. Tan ner reached on an error, stole second, and Piteher Jones of Topeka sailed a wild throw to third. Malmquist lined a fence hit as the game stretched to extra frames, final score WaYo 4 Topeka 2 with late rallies and standout fielding.
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Rippi Green
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Reilly
San Jacinto Day Track Meet At Hays County Fair Grounds
On San Jacinto Day April 31 schools and businesses observe a holiday. Southwest Texas State Normal Bar est Academy Coronal High School will stage one of the biggest track meets in their history at the Hays County Fair Grounds. Entrants have trained for weeks. events order follows prior schedule.
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