San Antonio to Host Texas Golf Championship May 20 23
Huge field expected as hundreds of golfers from across the state converge on the San Antonio Country Club for the Texas state championship set for May 20 to 23. E B Chandler offers a punch bowl prize to the club with four best medal scores in the qualifying round.
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Hopkinsville Pitcher McArthur Aims for Big League Season
McArthur, a Hopkinsville Kitty League pitcher and outfielder, averaged nine strikeouts per game last season and is now in the Pirates camp hoping to wear a big league uniform all season.
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Laurel Links Ready for Golfers at Laurel Heights
Manager Will H. Symons of Laurel Heights Golf Club announced reopening activities after rain. Workmen prepared the course on Saturday and Sunday with mowing, rolling, sand, and greens care to ensure Sunday play resumes smoothly. Symons declared Golf Sunday as a necessity and remedy for spring restlessness.
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Navigators Aiming to Crimp Opponents Pitching Depth
Waco Navigators coach Ellis Hardy predicts a strong batting attack to threaten league pitching records. The squad features Archie Tanner infield flair, Malmquist driving offense, and improving defense with Tanner and Dagey-like base running. Ross Helms was released as Hardy shapes a deeper pitching staff. Navs host Fort Worth Panthers Sunday.
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Veteran Ardeners Wolter and Cree Depart Yankees Lineup
Two veteran ardeners Harry Wolter and Birdie Cree will miss the New York Yankees lineup this season. Wolter goes to Los Angeles and Cree is released to Baltimore. At Washington Georgetown 3 Cornell 2. At Washington Catholic University 6 Vermont 5.
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Bronchos Set for Coast League Clash in Corpus Christi
The Bronchos travel to Corpus Christi for a Sunday coast league game against the Constites with manager Clyde Goodwin fielding a strong lineup led by Bowen on the mound and Merle Edwards, Chick Knaupp, Kibler, and Reid in key infield and outfield roles. The Nags seek a sharp effort after workouts, while Corpus Christi hopes for a home victory supported by fans from coast towns.
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Bob Smarts Meet T. B. 0 Club On Hot Wells Diamond
The Bob Smarts and the T. B. 0. Club collide at Hot Wells in a promised matinee. Bob Smarts enter with three straight wins and quick play while both squads are in good form for an inter esting game slated for 2 o clock p m.
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Brown Takes On Herculean Wrestling Challenge
In a revenge match next Friday at the Travis Club Pet Brown of Taylor faces Ernest Kartje of Chicago. Kartje seeks payback for a disputed fall in Austin while Brown aims to prove superiority on neutral ground under a strict referee. Halff of the athletic committee arranged the bout as a fair, decisive rematch with Kartje’s notable wins listed, heightening local interest.
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Walter Willoughby
Joe Turner
James Olson
Exhibition Results Across Multiple Games
Brooklyn at home defeated by Brooklyn 15 to 6 with Fischer Keating and Sweeney batting. Phillies lost to Athletics 3 to 0 while Tincup Burns and Brown Lapp led scoring for Philadelphia. Cubs beat Indians 5 to 2 as Harrington Burk and McCarthy contributed. Browns routed Cardinals 8 to 15 with Baumgardner Agnew and Perritt Snyder performing. Washington crushed Cincinnati 39 to 5 as Altrock Johnson Davenport Clark dominated. St Louis edged Kansas City 6 to 2 with Huck Enzworth and Willas Gidbel. Heston’s team overwhelmed Columbus 120 to 4. New York Giants lost to New Orleans in a nonstandard score.
College Baseball Scores From Eastern Venues
Dickinson defeats West Point 7 to 1 at West Point while Navy tops Amherst 7 to 1 at Annapolis. Pennsylvania edges Franklin and Marshall 1 to 60 in Philadelphia. Princeton beats Rutgers 4 to 3 at Princeton.
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Judge Sessions Deliberates on Killifer Reserve Clause Case
Grand Rapids April 4. William Killifer Phillies catcher and Federal League backers clash in federal court over reserve and ten day clauses in baseball contracts. Judge Clarence Sessions takes case under advisement awaiting Tuesday ruling.
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Waddell Remembered by Baseball World in Mourning
Tributes pour in from across the nation for George Edward Waddell known as Rube after his burial. Floral wreaths arrive from Connie Mack and Philadelphia Athletics among many supporters including St. Louis and Minneapolis connections. Elks Club conducts ceremonies honoring the famed left hander whose career left a lasting legacy.
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Hydro Bullet wins decisive heat in 26-foot class race
IS FINAL VICTOR St Augustine Fla April 4 The Hydro Bullet owned by Earl H Deakin of Chicago won the third and deciding heat of the 26-foot class boat race here It also won the first and second trial runs on Friday and Thursday Pacific Coast League results Venice six San Francisco twelve Sacramento Portland Sacramento Reger s Angeles Los Angeles 11 oddene s
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Records Till All In Tar Bowling Event Face Goes Merrily On
The Star bowling tourney at Grand alleys features Howell's Pets and Thomas' Cats tied for premier honors with thirteen wins and seven losses. Pat Thomas posted a 279 single game high, Eddie Kohr led a three man 672, and Lee tallied 415 as Thomas' Cats set a booby game mark.
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Seegers to Play Two On Sunday Double Header
The Seeger Pharmacy team schedules a morning game against Lap Nine at 9 and an afternoon clash with Carr Hill at 2 on the Pruitt Avenue diamond. Joe Jackson of the Naps shifts to rifle practice and billiards to sharpen his batting eye.
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