Tribe Seeks One More Hurler For Indians
San Antonio Indians manager Homer Hammond announced a quest for at least one left handed pitcher and possibly one or two right handers from Kansas City as major leaguers cut talent. The club released Joe Randon Lew Frierson and Erdie Albere as roster shifts continue. A 11-1 spring win over Beeville Bees featured Jerry Mallet and Kowalki showing form while state league president W E Benschwanger attended the game.
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Homer Hammond
San Antonio Indians
Teast
Kansas City
Hammond
Joe Randon
Mexico
Joe
Lew Frierson
Ahso
Dusty Boggesa
Muskogee
Erdie Albere
Robertson
Ducky" Schofield
Manges City
Indians
Frank Cheatham
Beeville Bees
League Park
Jerry Mallett
Charley Gooch
Bose
Kowalthc
Cy Smith
Joan of Chief Moore
Beeville
Anton
Ywonkiean
Girvek
Kowal
Reth
Lie
Cheathant Taranetty
He Watlow
Rint
Jett
Bereville
San Antonio
Tle
Rum la
Empires
Ailey
W. E. Benschwanger
Fitttsburgh
Juab Vialling
Barney Dreyfuss
Treyfuss
Benschwanger
Kelly Hield
Periad
Ladies Days to Continue at Track in Aurora
Ladies will be admitted free every Tuesday and Friday at Exposition Park this season after earlier success led directors to extend the practice. An opening date is May 2, with almost 200 horses already housed at the track.
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Aurora
Exposition Park
Anan
Allison Wins Tennis Title at Houston
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas captured the singles championship at the second annual Houston Invitational, playing brilliant tennis. He and partner Allan lost the doubles final to Ellsworth Vines and George Lott, while Frankie Parker defeated George Dulling in the junior singles final.
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Diouston
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Hough
Allan
Jake Hess
Rice Iigstitte
Bairoa
Gbert
Hall
New York
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Calif
George Lott
Chicago
Bet
Thios Hall
Frankie Parker
New Orlans
George Dulling
San Antonio
Irregular Easter Explanations Across Years
A fragment notes Easter Sunday irregularities extending to 1884 with Easter on April 13 1884. It mentions Burt Campbell of Calrrond Ohio who will not celebrate his birthday on Easter and directs readers to mail questions about the "Tell It or Not" cartoons to Mr Mipley care of this paper with a stamped envelope for a reply.
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Burt Campbell
Calrrond
Ohio
Mipley
Hondo Wins Triangular Track Meet At Home
Hondo hosts a track and field triangular meet with Yancey and Peacock. Individual winners includeFinger and Hartman for Hondo, Ezell and Gill for Peacock, and Hartmann for Yancey, with team scores showing Hondo first.
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Yancey
Peacock Mustory Academy
Peacock
Harry
Yacey
Hartman
Finger
Exell
Peactek
Berry
Hughes
Diglunice
Harttman
Rucker
Ezell
Gill
Fascler
Arteiser
Steigler
Ulbrich
Faseler
Huegelln
Hartmann
Saatholf
Albrie
Hondos
Sleigler
Fuseler
Pinchot
Hando
Heberich
Relny
Hendo
Heegelly
Tinchol
Séeigier
Woodlawn Eagles Top Tigers 16-8 in Open Affray
The Woodlawn Eagles defeated the Denver Heights Thyra 16-8 on Sunday afternoon at the Woodlawn Jaks diamond. About 400 fans watched Life game as Fagles, Schantier and Paatualit Tigers struggled against Bam and Mar Naz.
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Tigers
Denver Heights
Thyra
Woodlawn Jaks
Fagles
Schantier Vnd
Paatualit Tigers
Bam
Mar ‘Naz
Why Not in San Antonio Why Not in San Antonio
New York April 4 The American Olympic track and field committee announces a plan allowing any US community to hold a preliminary tryout for team aspirants. Top finishers meeting fixed standards will qualify for semi finals in Chicago and Long Beach on July 8 9, bypassing regional tryouts except for athletes from many eastern states who must compete in Cambridge June 16 27.
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American Olympic Track and Field Committee
Chicago
Long Beach
Calif
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Petro Hica
Cambridge
Mass
O'Brien and Brady Win 72 Hole Match in Texas
In Harlingen Texas on April 4 Pat O'Brien of Valley Sportsmen's Park San Benito and Ed Brady of San Benito amateur defeated Tony Butler Corpus Christi pro and Poud Ingleton of San Antonio in a 72 hole beat ball match by 7 and 1. The match concluded Saturday with a seven stroke lead narrowing to a one stroke final margin as the Glaiters cold die were unable to rally.
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Brady
Harlingen
Texas
Pat O'Brien
Valley Sportsmen's Park
San Benito
Ed Brady
Tony Butler
Corpus Christ
Poud 8Ingleton
San Antonio
Gailey
Sevens Colen
N B A tournament opens with featherweight title chatter
New York April 4 The National Boxing Association begins its quest for a successor to Bat Battalino by staging an elimination tournament for the vacant 126 pound featherweight crown. Contenders include Tommy Paul versus Bushy Graham and Freddy Miller versus Frankie Wallace.
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National Boxing Association
Christopher
Bat
Battalino
Detroit
N. B.A
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Utica
N. Y
Veterai
Bushy Graham
Freddy Miller
Chcinnat
St. Nicholas Arena
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Billy Petralle
Eddie Ran
Los Angeles
Joey Goodman
Cleveland
Boston Garden
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Jackie Fields
Johnny Indrisano
Boston
Whalers Beat Stix in National Challenge Game
Whalers of New Bedford defeated Stix of St Louis 6 to 2 in a national challenge soccer match played Sunday at Bt Louis.
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Whalers
STIX
BT. Louis
New Bedford
Exhibitions Featured Across Cities and Venues
The page lists exhibitions and venues across multiple cities including New York Cleveland Detroit Nashville Jacksonville and others. It details schedules and participating institutions with mentions of universities museums and broadcast venues for varied exhibitions and events.
McGraw and Harridge clash over baseball's future ideas
New York April 4 John McGraw, famed manager of the Giants, argues for a tougher, more combative game with less umpire restraint and more spirited displays. William Harridge, head of the American League, counters that modern baseball should stay high class and orderly with fewer rough edges and stronger crowd appeal.
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Frank G. Menke
Bporte
Nitler
New York
John McGraw
William Harridge
Han Johnson
McGraw Johnson
John
Ilitie
Rollo
Sons of America Beat Blue Birds 1 0 in Slow Match
The Sons of America loaded a late 1R hit to rout the Blue Birds 0 to 1 Sunday afternoon at Escolar Stadium. The Birds held the Bons to one run until the sixth before breaking loose led by J. Banchez Salin Mendez and Tejerina. Batteries: Birds Ramirez and Maparza. Sans P Gareta and Mt Morfandier. Spanis it American meet scheduled for Tuesday night at Racoba party company according to Frank Trejo.
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J. Banchez
Saln Mendez
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Dirds
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Maparza
Sans
P. Gareta
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Holmen
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Menutten
Theis
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Whlewan
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Cornwell
Alf Schulza
Dana
Eft Hotta
Eft Hotta Struck Out By Cornivalin
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Jornwell
Tedgen
Jones
Horton Smith Plays On With Broken Wrist Comeback
Chicago April 4 Horton Smith returns to golf after breaking his right wrist last December. He bursts back with par scores at Lake Shore and Hickory Hills near Springfield and aims to compete in big events this summer. He reports his short game improved while longs suffer, yet he plans strong showings at the national open and PGA events.
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W—Gaills
Howey Solin
Plibis
Joplin Ghost
Smith
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Springfield
Hickory Hills
Oak Park Country Club
St. Paul
Althi
Missouri Pacific slips past Fliers 9 to 7 at Kelly Field
Missouri Pacific edged Squadron 65 9 7 Sunday afternoon at Booster Park Moonroad. Homer Ezzell powered the offense with a single a double and a triple while Armstrong added a home run for the Sunshine Specials.
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Missouri Pacific
Rons
Missouri Pacific Sunshine Specials
Kellyfield
Homer Ezzell
Armstrong
Tilden Again Ranks No. 1 in Pro Tennis
New York on April 4 reports William Tilden earns the first official No 1 ranking by the Professional Tennis Association. Vincent Richards is No 2 Howard Kinsey No 4 Frank Hunter No 4 and J Byamell Pare of Chicago No 5 follow. Other top players include Paul Heston Charles Wood Robert Seller Basil Maguire and John J Cardegan with broader regional standings listed.
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Tilden
New York
San Pranelseast
Basil Maguire
Brooklyn
John J. Cardegan
Ardadley
Coast League Opens Season With Tuesday Start
The Coast League will open its season Tuesday with San Francisco as the venue and a lineup of teams beginning a new baseball campaign. The opening event will feature the league’s customary early schedule and a kickoff to the season after spring training.
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SAN Prancisco
Acinsi
Riniting Org
Qin Msn
Saint Anthonys Triumph Over BL In Parish League
St Anthony's Yellowjackets defeated BL 10 to 7 Sunday in a parish league game. Harold relieved Ruth on the mound for St Anthony's and the team scored all their runs in the fourth and fifth innings. Peche Kippes and Harold led the offense with solid hits while Strain and O'Brien anchored the battery for St Anthony's, with deliveries from Weber Taln Harow and Verderame.
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St. Ann’s
Peche
Kippes
Harold
SE. Anthony's College Yellowjackets
Ann's
Jackets
St. Anthony's
Harald
Ruth
R.H.E. B. Ann's
Indians to Drive At Olmos Golf Range Thursday Night
San Antonio baseball club members will visit manager Ty Gobo at the municipal practice driving course Olmos Thursday night at 8 30. A dozen drivers hit the target Sunday and each received a dollar from Cobb. The target stays up this week with 50 cents to each successful hitter.
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Indians
Olmos
San Antonio Baseball Clu
Ty” Gobo
Cobb
Gobb
Nationals and Monterey soccer teams settle 2-2 in benefit
The Nationals and Monterey soccer teams drew 2-2 Sunday at Tech Field in a charity match for San Antonio Mexican Blue Cross. A small crowd watched as Manuel Ravize and Isidro Flores scored for Monterey, while Raul Sandoval and Frenz earned the Nationals’ goals in a notable back and forth.
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Nationals
Monterey
Tech
San Antonio
Blue Cross
Manuel Ravize
Isidro Flores
Raul Sandoval
Frenz
Hinton Cats Lose and Hold Drills After Oilers Game
After losing to the Texaco Oilers 2013 Sunday, Hinton's Cafe Cats hold drills at Lions field with sessions Tuesday and Thursday at 4 pm. Contracts to be signed Tuesday. Players Pauly Vetters Berry Maderebte Higdon take the Onis on Sunday.
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Hinton
Texaco Oilers
Oilers
Cafe Cats
Lions Field
Pauly
Vetters
Berry
Maderebte
Higdon
Onis
Beare
Sackwitz
Lashbure
Snyder
Sefiel
Sullivan
Giant Infielder's Infant Son Dies
Alameda news reports the infant son of Johnny Verger a Giants third baseman died after a month long illness. John Louis Verger Jr. was three months old at death.
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Alameda
Calif
Johnny Verges
Hugeman
New York Giants
John Louis Verger Jr
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