Bronchos Face Browns In Final Sunday Exhibition
The Bronchos plan a last charge to upset the St. Louis Browns in a Sunday 3:30 p.m. exhibition. Manager Phin’ expects a full pitching staff with Jimmy Turple, Clyde Barrett, J. B. Glaiser and Blades in contention. Training starts next week at League Park as Houston season opener nears.
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Southern Department boxing champions named
The champions of the Southern Department boxing tournament under Major General Cabell were announced. Winners from camps along the Texas Mexico border and into New Mexico Arizona and various Texas regions include light heavy weight Joe Wilinski and middleweight John A. Stolenberg with other division champs listed, trained by Lieutenant YF Mothermand.
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Sporadic Army Team Tryouts and Camp Travis Games Report
Unclear text notes Jimmy joining the Spungeters or similar team after discharge, with Murray stepping in to create a four man fighting unit for a three out situation. Mentions Frank Gibson and the jolly crew joking about a leave of absence, with Holman gone. Bagesn Broke His Date and Johonny Berkas missing from the last days, others expected to appear. Upcoming week features exhibition sales for soldiers at Camp Travis and Fort Sem Houston, with a game slate between Bronchos and a team formed by Major Burke. rain delayed earlier plans.
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Turners Start Off With Victory Over McKinley Dpkinley Teams
The Turners baseball team opened the season with a narrow win over the fast McKinley Avenue methodists at Brackenridge Park. Burners' hitters produced key runs as Newtawh, Barry, Gottwald, Mevhardis and Warshman led the offense. Irvin MeWialer pitched and contributed.
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Unclear game notes recount stormy innings and scores
The fragment describes a baseball game opening round where both teams tied after two stormy innings and attempted scoring during later events. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving the exact teams and final outcome unclear.
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Mack's Team Wins in Practice Game Standout Orioles Defeat
In Usitimere, Maine, Mack's Athletics opened practice play with a win over Baltimore Orioles. Key contributors include a trio of three-base features and several decisive hits in a high tempo sequence. The Baltimore squad showcased strong defense but fell short as Mack's unit pulled away in the late innings.
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Hersbergt
Tears Wins Basils in Texas Track Meet
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Texas and a track meet at Ware with a Saturday afternoon event. Key named entities are unclear, but it references a victory by Tears over Basils and an Aquadinic Texas context with Anelt S3-Cuiv and Ghirk Fiell bra segre af 12. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse into clear facts.
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Burkemen Tan Horse Wide In Saturday Game
Burkemen Tan Horse Wide in a Saturday league game at League Park, a 159 to 2 blowout dominated by Burkemen with standout pitching by Dave Vart and strong defense from Coltrin and Murray. The Browns struggled but Coltrin and Murray delivered key infield and batting plays as the crowd watched a lopsided contest with numerous hits including multiple home runs and timely St. Louis-style fielding.
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Referee an Athlete Ff Goddard and Athletic Brownsville Star
Referee recounts Goddard a multi sport athlete from Brownsville District who ran championship bouts in the Northern Department tournament at Avis Post. He is a boxer wrestler and football player and served as a physical training instructor at the United States Naval Academy. He wrestled for the lightweight title and was picked for Harvard all star teams in 1916 and 1914 16 by Hamilton Jr. of Harvard. He later played in the Polo Grounds and Haslem Division League as quarterback and batter.
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United States Naval
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Harvard
Gerlisle Todians
Polo Grownls
New York
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Haslem
Entries Flood Early Horse Meet Schedule Across Cities
Chicago hosts April entries with 191 riders and 200 horses listed for the Randall early meet in North Randall Ohio Kalunm Michigan and Volato Illinois. Secretary W H Shidlonger notes 19 events, averaging 26 horses per heat as entries top a week of racing with Haven stakes at Kalai Haven and Toledo to follow in two weeks.
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Montez Leads Southern Pacific in Preseason Practice
The Southern Pacific team played a practice game at Mackenzie Park on Saturday afternoon against Arsenal age, showcasing mound work by We. Muntez in a rough, informal matchup. Both sides tested lineups as they prepare for next Saturday’s league opener.
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Unclear OCR Sports Card Featuring Players and Plays
Fragmentary notes list players such as Tobin, Willannt, Wiles, and Mullin with brief references to plays and substitutions. Mentions include base actions and a few surnames like Lavonnaet, Mullin, and Jacobson, but most details are illegible, yielding a partial, cryptic game snippet.
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St Gerards Midgets overpower Sacred Heart for fourth win
The St Gerards Midgets defeated Sacred Heart Midgets 14 to 3 on the St Gerards diamond. Ay Sullivan, Koaublek, Beye, Waseekburg, and Sievers starred in the field. Wag enicht and Buttimer pitched well for the winners. It was St Gerards fourth win of the season.
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Defeat for Waco leads to late-season review
A garbled box score from a Chicago Sox second team game shows Waco Myrimday losing to a roster featuring Beus, Hoore, Collins and White. The account mentions key players like Steere, Carver and Butterlies while noting sequence of homers and runs. The report is fragmentary but confirms the Sox victory and outlines several batting and fielding highlights with various names.
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Gun Report From 1919 Davy Crogkett Shoot At San Antonio
The 1919 Davy Crogkett shoot at the Munivyal Range near San Antonio featured a long list of contestants and scores. Participants included Nuneale, Freeborn, Moths, Kotter, Schofield, and Barbera among many others, with rifle and pistol events noted and various distances listed.
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Fragmented sports note with unclear names and actions
A garbled report mentions a lineup and pitching actions involving Batton Din and KAN with several uncertain names such as Cremertran and Jacobite. The passage is incomprehensible, lacking clear events, dates, teams, or outcomes.
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Rauba
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Chinnell
Cremertran Penater
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Wisher
Geenoe
Rueri
Benny
Vann
Browns Begin Westward Trek From San Antonio to St Louis
The Browns depart San Antonio after a Saturday night sendoff and head for Fort Worth and Tulsa before continuing to St Louis. They face George Sixler and Dik Dale in Dallas, then play two games against the Pole Town by Tuesday and Wednesday, with a Chicago White Sox contest ahead. The team has yet to suffer a defeat, boasting five victories and a clean slate as they open the season in St Louis on August 1, with a set of seven games against the Browns and others to follow.
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