Week End Sport Review Recap Of Global Track And Field Wins
A fragmentary sport roundup highlights winners from various events including a two-foot margin in a distance race, world records fallen in relay events, and mile and quarter records. It notes victories by Sandbach in hurdling, Los Angeles Southern California dominance, Freavisio Eastman in a 600-yard mark, and multiple indoor and Olympic-style competitions across golf, fencing, rowing, hockey, boxing, and basketball with several cities and teams named.
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Tulse
Dawson
Beatae Cunninghem
Chicago
Tr Télays
Sandbach
Loe Igeles
California
Bun Frevaisco
Eastman
Gallent
Putney-On-Thames
Eng
Cambridge Oarsmen
Oxford
Detroit—Rangers
Detroit
New York
A. C
Bpence Brothers
Philadelphia
Pecom
Princeton Swordsriving
Harvard
Army
Colorado Springs
Denver
Port Huron
Mich
Coast League to open with Hollywood and Los Angeles strong
The Coast League kicks off Tuesday with Hollywood and Los Angeles fielding strong lineups. Portland’s Beavers lost key players after a 1632 pennant season, while San Francisco Missions boast a measured, youthful squad under Tred Hofmann. Oakland adds veterans like George Kelly and Dutch Rudder as Seattle and Sacramento/San Francisco rivals show shifting rosters. Prices vary from 25 to 44 cents with most averages around 60 cents.
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Portland
Beavers
Ott
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Jes
Oscar
Frank Schellenbeck
Fifth Pines
Log An-geles Ten
Chicago Cubs
Leroy Herrmann
Bid Newsom
Fay ‘Thomas
Brooklyn
Or’ Mohler
California
Jimmy Reese
Yankees
San Francisco
Tred Hofmann
Oskland
George Kelly
Rudher
Kelly
Ray Drubeker
Seattle Indians
Cecil Smiths Polo Team Heads Home After Great Season
Cecil Smith a nine goal Texas polo star and his Atlatin team, Bay elie coast tile winners, wrap a strong season on Foellla slope and drop the Midwick game 11 to 9. Smith played with a darkened eye shield after a week of confinement and scored three goals as Elmer Bor ooke i and Jed helped seal the win.
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Cecil Smith
Los Angeles
Texas
Foellla
Midwick
Smith
Texans
Contnement
Elmer Borooke i
Jed
Fin Ents
Mexican Star Plaster Brown in Mexico City bout
A chaotic boxing card in Mexico City featured Mexican contender Juan Caninovits against California’s Newstoy Brown in the third round. The event drew a large crowd as bills and purses reached figures around 0,000, with officials noting strong audience turnout and shifting ringside action during the bout.
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Plaster Brown
Mexico City
Newstoy" Brown
California
Bantamwelaht
Juan Caninovits
Nerapper
Kora Rynday
Pelmfort
Record-Setting Round by Lieut Rogers at San Antonio Country Club
Lieut Ken Rogers, a young army aviator, shattered the San Antonio Country Club scoring record with a sparkling round of 67 on Sunday afternoon. He led a field including Dale Sylvian II, Oreston King, and Henry Gillespie, aiming to win the country club championship starting May 4.
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Mydal Pley Wolf
Ken Rogers
Donde
Ellusaed
San Antonin
Ropera
Rogers
Plecca
Charmpiorship
Rovers
Dale Sylivan II
Oreston King
Henry Gillespie
San Antonio Country Club
Regulé
Lient
Sanday
Kats Win 1 to 0 in Ball Classic Extra Innings
Kodak Kats nips Lakeview Dalrymen 1 0 in 11 innings with Lynch driving in go ahead run and two hits for Lackwitz and Peabody. Box score lists Taktriew Dul Kodak Kats with key at bats and errors, next Sunday Kats face Alamo Paint Co. in twin bill on W. W. White Diamond.
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Kats
Kodak Kats
Lakeview Dalrymen
Winening Tall
Lynch
Lackwitz
Peabody
Insers
Alamo Paint Company
W. W. White Diamond
Taktriew
Dul
Kodak
Warand
Minniart
Lokerow
Kotak Hota
qSteleg
Baste
Zune
Leur
Zunkers
Yetl Aukle
Plage Tench
Brena
Brand
Mince
Wits
Williame
Rephd
Willams
Nijarne Umapirer
Btahl
Fy Peietn
San Fernando Wins Two-Game Series at Crystal City
San Fernando's Carla swept the Crystal City set by winning 10-2 in the second game on Sunday. Sanches homered twice for the victors as San Fernando racked up a dominant cross-town doubleheader performance.
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San Fernando
Crystal City
Fernando
Carla
Sanches
Cathedral
Fab Fernando
Tryalnt City
Tivalimnamwe Adi
Indripuer
Adare
Sanejica
At- Todrigutz
Artne'b
I Delendo
File
Arros
Dalgado
Runa
Arcone
Tarren
Deleado
Dave En Halla
Arena
Set
Nelwarta
Torres
Delendo
Terres Iiscnel
Deleego Gar
Torr
San Fernanta A
Santa Rosa Tigers Clinch Win Over Chapultepecs
Santa Rosa Tigers routed Chapultepecs Sunday as pitcher Lonlon Dominated with four hits allowed. Rinjas led the Winkers with a key inning spree enabling a large margin, while Chapultepecs struggled on offense throughout the game.
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Santa Rosa Tigers
Chapultepecs
Endlon
T-1
Marte
Willi
Cmameanas
Swain
Miran
Cela
Ei Behiy Es Pann
Tevaime Ae Daets Ae Maint Et Alon Rilen
Flatag J. Cartes, Vv
Canaian Te Noha
Big Battles In HI League Schedule Monday Games
In the high school baseball league two key games set for Monday afternoon Brackenridge at Tech and Thomas Jefferson at Sidney Lanier’s Inn Van Daete Stadium Both contests start at 4 o clock local time The matchups feature notable programs and venues in a dust rising rivalry atmosphere
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Brackenridge
Tech
Thomas Jefferson
Sidney Lanier
van Daete
Thorpe Heads for Far West on Exhibition Tour
Jim Thorpe former Olympic star has left San Antonio and is bound for the Pacific coast after a Dallas appearance. He will join fellow veterans in San Diego on April 18 to begin a long exhibition tour of the nation, showcasing diamond play across venues. Chile netters defeat Uruguay three matches to none to end their Davis Cup ties in Montevideo.
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Jim Thorpe
San Antonio
Lechit
Dog
Ed Fomby
Pacific Coast
Inilan
Dallas
Thorpe
San Diego
Cali
Chile -Netters
Montevideo
Uruguay
Che
Moody
San Francisco
Helen Wills Moody
Will Allee Marble
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Tatlona
Anna Harper
Oskini
Amateur Baseball League Reorganization Planned Next Tuesday
The Commercial Baseball League will reorganize next Tuesday at James Sporting Goods store to admit up to seven teams with a small entry fee. San Antonio Major League holds its final organizing meeting Wednesday night at Dead & Sporting Goods to set entering deadlines. Four teams have entered the Alamino American Baseball feature with more planning to join, as representatives from several clubs are invited to attend meetings and review the league constitution and contracts.
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Commercial Baseball League
At & Mendag
Navarro Club
James Bikes
James Sporting Goods
West
Houston Street
San Antonio
Dead & Sporting Goods Company
the Teague
Public Service Utilities
Pierce Ollers
San Antonio Air Depot
Richter’s Bakery
Union 694
Teague
Marville R. GU Haa
Texas Chig Hawks
Navarro Ells
Duliing Olers
Continental Life
Enen
Sidney
N Vols
Board of Managers
Tama
Alapino-American Baseball Teature
James Sporiling Cloudstar
Joop
Bons of America
Binkey Gorngr
Gata Groceta
Ri Fenix Bulchera
Hi-De-Foa Ols
Oriental Gmmernant
Lealfeld
Carnera Loses In Breach Of Promise Case In London
In a London court, Primo Carnera faced a breach of promise action by Emilia Tersini, a 12 year old girl, and was ordered to pay her 14280. Letters written by Carnera in Italian and translated revealed lavish claims and declarations of love. The letters, written from Los Angeles and New York in 1929, show a boastful tone and insistence on reunion, with Carnera noting his wealth and fame.
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London
INS
Primo Carnera
Ilalian
Emilia ‘Tersini
Miss Tersini
Carnera
Primo
Los Angeles
Emilia
New York
Bud Tellers
Carl
Carners
Teralo
Italy
Ascot Racer Killed in Major Speedway Crash
At Legion Ascot speedway a fatal crash killed Tom Forsyth of Oakland during the fourth lap of a 15 lap Close B main. Fellow driver Wilbur Shaw of Indianapolis and Al Gordon of Long Beach were injured, Shaw and Gordon escaping with scratches and bruises. The car struck the fence, rolled, and Forsyth died on the track before aid could reach him.
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Ascot
Los Angeles
Ascot Speedway
Tom Forsyth
Oakland
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
al Gordon
Long Beach
Shaw
Gordon
Forsyth
Nectharn
Harry Geretry
Gentry
Sacred Heart Grabs 25-1 Win Over Grocers
Sacred Heart walloped the Schuh Grocer nine 25 to 1 on their home diamond. Worler led the attack with five hits including a double and four singles as the Heart racked up eighteen hits. Evans and Pena pitched three innings for the winners.
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Sacred Heart
Schuh Grocer
Heart
Worler
Evans
Pena
Liberty club pistol shooters vie on Exposition grounds
Sunday match results include Otto lUegemann 537 Don Mieses 531 H M Cline 500 O Nissen 428 Bergerant H J Grubb 420 Dr Van Buren 470 Charles Weeks 480. Bexar county pistol championship slated for Exposition on Sunday April 16 to cover national match course thrice. Last winner in 1931 was the late Police Lt A J Mistead.
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Liberty Club
Exposition Grounds
Otto lUegemann
Don Mieses
H. M. Cline
O. Nissen
Bergeant
H. J. Grubb
Dr. van Buren
Charles Weeks
Bexar County
Exposition
Mistead
Herring Strong In Exhibition Showing For Tigers
In Knoxville on April 1 the Tigers faced the Reds in an exhibition as Hayrick Herring delivered three home runs in a single game and carved through three innings of hitless pitching. Manager Bucky Harris praised the comeback effort while Detroit prepared for the season. The Bengals defeated the Yankees in Nashville yesterday, with Getringer Ratper Davis and others contributing to the score.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Piching
Atl Herring
Maoager
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Charley Getringer
Franke Ratper
Cowboys Beat St. Anthony's in Academy League Battle
Gene Seng's Cowboys defeated St. Anthony's Yellowjackets 11 to 8 on the Saints’ diamond. Beene pitched well for the Cowboys, while support behind him faltered. Cowboys prep for Sunday game vs Rio Medina Gleats, then host a postgame barbecue with guests A. Gialiotti, Toady Riley, and Gone Beng.
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Gene Seng
Cowboys
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony's Yellowjackets
Saints
Fred
Mobo
Beene
Buster Barthalomerys
Rio Medina
Nurkees
Gusste
A. Gialiotti
Toady" Riley
Gone Beng
TLIO
A. Cink
Fititi
Pavan
Vunbea
Ion Mhl Jackel
I Runa
Robert Ses
Minrrali
Clare
Prehnth
Cioyalth
Davion Rimyanton
Mieitan
Font Pallon
Warrakl
Ars
Arrhut
Wardenne
Amateur Baseball Commission Meeting Reportedly Held
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the Amateur Baseball Commission in San Antonio met Monday night with Roemer mentioned and previous minutes likely to be presented. No clear outcomes or decisions are readable in the surviving text.
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Ates Commission
Antonio
Roemer
Gallant Sir's Victory Sets a New Track Mark
Agua Caliente Mex April 3 Gallant Sir wins the Agua Caliente Handicap in 2 08 9 5 eclipsing Phay Lan's record. Waylayer battles Bahamas and others as Gallant Sir seizes the lead late. Total winnings reach 74200 with Waylayer Lemon Hills and Loversall securing the rest. Gallant Sir heads east for upcoming spring and summer stakes.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Fhiar
Antipodes
Bahames
Eshamis
Calligrla
Oak Tree
Ghd
Way- Iayer
A. A. Baron
Loversall
Demon Hills
Harry Anna
Beach
Waylayer
Waylayce
Tring
George Woolf
Phay Lan
America
Lemon AM
Lovereall
Meadowbrook
Bahamas
Wirt G. Howman
White James
Norman W. Churchbern
Whizz James
Gallant Sir
Eldam
Oallant
Maryland
Ohe
Lemon Hills
Gallant
Hi De Ho Knights Beat Cubs 11 to 6
Hi De Ho Knights over Mavericks Cubs 11 6 on a Sunday. Guerrero Funari led with solid power for the winners while Moralis Powe and Hernandez produced for the losers.
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Hi-De-Ho Knights Trim Cubs
Knights of the
Tye Bern
Taringa
Mavertek
Ragcificoa
Nernantes
Pelrmyn
Valdes
Bernin
Fee
Ganenreya
Martina A
Paw
Monite
Art Manin
Oth
Valder
Mariner
Monlen
Hallk
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Monia
Yulee
Martine
Obey
Monit
Ty Vattez
Rawal
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Bowling Mercele-Tabutier Doubles Championship Report
Readable traces show Mergele and Prenter winning a doubles event at a Saturday tournament with total scores around 18 percent advantage and partner contributions. The listing notes individual scores and several other teams, including Shouting, Merete, and Frnt Shouting, with figures in the 600s range and mentions of the broader tournament results and officials in Columbus and Chicago.
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Mercele-Tabuter
Mra
Mergele
Charlie 'Prenter
Fintan
Pytle
Frnt
Hanovas
Nahan
Eyborn
Aaree
Simon
Crosswaite Tosses One Hit Game at Randolph Field
Crosswaite pitched a one hit ball gameSunday for the 46th Gavadron team of Randolph Field shutting out Lavernin on one hit. Schacter, Crosswaite's battery mate, rang up four hits while Teme and Hild formed the catching duo. The Forty-strand squad played an exhibition versus the San Antonio Mistang midweek.
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Crwayante
Gavadron
Randolph Field
Bnvernin
Lavernin
Schacter
Crosswaite
Fou
Teme
Hild
Mie
San Antonio
Dunlap Heavy Golf Favorite Leads North and South Amateur
In Pinerhurst North Carolina sixteen players began first round matches of the United North and South amateur championship. George T. Dunlap Jr. of Garden City led after medal rounds with 65 72 187, fourteen strokes ahead of Dick Wilson and Jimmy Robbins. First round pairings included Dunlap vs R A Jones and several other matchups across multiple cities.
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Pinerurst
Apri
George T. Dunlap Jr
Garden City
Lol
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
Jimmy Robbins
Philadelphia
Dunlap
R. A. Jones
Larchmont
N.Y
W. L. Callee
Cleveland
Sie Thomson
St. Andrews
N. D
Ned Wigerton
Ralelan
Rolf Gilson
Jackson
Mich
G. Philips
Pinehurst
s_D
Tallman
Minneapolis
Parker K. Orange
Richard P. Davidson
Washington
Exhibition highlights amid scattered city listings
A fragmented page shows an assortment of exhibition entries and venue mentions across cities including New York Newark Jersey City Philadelphia Washington and Chicago. The list includes numerous venue names and numbers, with no coherent narrative or single focal event discernible from the legible fragments.
Red Sox shaken by deadly train wreck in Delaware
A Pennsylvania railroad flyer carrying the Red Sox team derailed near Dover Delaware after a switch tampering incident. Engineer G A Burkhard and Fireman E L Poulson died. seven passengers were injured as the train burned and derailed. The team was uninjured and transported to Jersey City for safety. Authorities said evidence pointed to tampering with a switch, prompting an immediate investigation.
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Dover
Bel
Heston Red Sox
New York
Here
Iby
Kiiting G. A. Burkhard
Wmington
Del
E. L. Poulson
Detmar
Boston
Ted Box Narby
Jersey City
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County Juniors Open Class A Baseball in 1989
The Dexar county Junior Conference opened the Class A league with a 9 to 4 win by Alfie’s over St. Anthony’s on Sunday morning. St. Anthony’s pitchers Cardin and Ottman, and St. Anne’s pitchers Gil Martin and Nolen, led defense as catchers Fisner and Lozano plus Quintin caught for the opposing squads. Next games feature Central vs St. Anthonys, Scouts vs Alamo Heights, and St. Anne’s vs Edison. Central Catholic routed St. Anthony’s B 22 to 8 with Brown and Fiojas on the mound and Riojes leading at the plate. The Edison-Alamo Heights Class C matchup was postponed, with San Antonio Academy set to host Llama Heights and Edison to face St. Anthony’s.
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Dexar County
St. Anthony's
Cardin
Ottman
St. Anne's
Gilmartin
Nolen
St. Anthonys
Fisner
St.Anthony's
Lozano
Quintin
Edison High
Boy Scouts
Catholic
Central
Alamo Helgnts
Edison
T. M. J. St. Gerard's
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Batson
Ulass
Central ‘Catholic
Brown
Fiojas
Alamo Heights
San Antonio
Opleys
Llama Heights
St. Herry's
Public Service Wins From Oilers 1 to 0
Public Service defeats the Oilers 1 to 0 as Dresch Murledhree and Wideman lead the winners with multiple hits. Vielock and Cornwall contribute on offense for the Oilers, while stout defense and timely scoring seal the win.
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Oilers
Ouciung Tve
Eewovn Uy
Dtilies
Boonab
Utily Ueld
Kearney
Cornwell
Golem
Rennes
Romine
Kinderlynn
Cornwall
Armes
Matics
Mmhiom
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