Two Recent Winners Clash in City Boxing Card
In a night of bouts at Jack Shelton arena South Alabama Street Rais, Kid Thug fought in a 100 pound bout at 3 o clock while Lavehewn completed a ten round win for Mox ite City against Kid Proehe. Pancho defeated Chick Cisnerim by a wide margin in Fort Jam Houston. Ruiz failed to meet 130 pound limits as Pancho’s knockouts were not discounted. Promoter Shelton plans a Pancho Ruiz rematch with a 116 bout to follow, and Babe Avizwendi signs Kid Aisms for a return.
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Kid Thug
Orleg
Dermodemesty Lavehewn
Kid
Jack Shelton
South Alama
Etreet
Fort Jam Houston
Huiz
Pancho
Panchos
Ruiz
Shelton Hae
Babe Avizwendi Sud Kid
Aisms
Saturday Lane Opens Amateur Bestball League Play
Saturday Lane opens the amateur bestball league at Parbs Jerome stadium, formerly Morales field, near the Frio. The Flames start at 3 30 PM with umpire Denmore and parish park game official Bilis on duty. Public Services and Hurlindils postponed until Marlandele texmy remined.
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Togates
Pmateur
Elke Play Company
Parbs -Jeerue
Morales Field
Frio
Media Sac Antobio Air Intermediate
At. Public
Bervice
Deid
Boukan
John X- Webbr
Eid
Denmore
Bilis
Zirkel
Monumental Works
Eile
Thie League
Wie Schulte
Athletes Face Big Week In Aggieland
Texas A&M faces a heavy week in College Station with ten events and two basketball games. Coach Frank Anderson’s track squad opened with a win over the Longhorns, highlighted by Kennedy and Dick as top hurdlers, plus strong relay performances as Aggies dominate distance and sprint events at the Texas relay carnival.
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Aggieland
College Station
Ter
Texas Aggie
Myle Field
Aggie
Elnds
SM. U. Mustangs
Moudez
Bob Counteyman
Feidey
Texas U Ragketeers Smother Grinnell Avatin Cup
Texas university tennis team dominates Grinnell in a lopsided match claiming the American Cup. Wilmer Hane leads with decisive serves as the squad secures a clean win on home courts.
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Texas U. Ragketeers
Grinnell Avatin
Aji
Doante
Vabretier
UN Capital
Wilmer Hane
Mesler
Ean
University of Rap Tennis
Witney Sia
Ridey Wiwell College
Amateurs Clash In Rival Programs At Bun Vedro Park
A noisy Friday night featured rival amateur programs with multiple bouts at Bun Vedro Park. Key results included Velaney defeating Floyd in a decisive four rounder, Gourley delivering strong showing, and Weluney defending his title with a knockout.
Austin Polo Team Triumphs In Practice
Austin's strong polo team won 7 to 6 in a practice match and prepared for the Houston invitation tournament set for April 2 at George Millar's polo field on West White Road. The same teams were scheduled to clash Sunday at Harbor Field at 1 o'clock as the game date approached.
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Austin
Houston
George Millar
Bolo
W. W. White Road
Harbord Feld
Central Aviotic Club Plans Sunday Meet and Trip
Central Aviotic boys meet early Sunday morning at the club rooms on Soule Mountain street to be loaded into cars for a trip to La Compbelleon for a Sunday afternoon game. Members and officers organize rides and contact details are listed for coordination.
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Central A.C
Central Aviotic
Chub
Hasebush Asiuo
Oelock
Soule Manauitn Street
la Compbelleon
Almager
Gssu-W
Richmond and Norfolk Face Striking Seventh In Virginia League
A confused late game between Richmond and Norfolk in the Virginia league unfolds with disputed calls at the end of the seventh and a tied score. The narrative hints at a frame-up style controversy as the clubs exchange late scoring.
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Richmui
Norfolk
Virginia Leagus
Hy and H Coffee Giants Clash in Castroville
A scrambled sports brief notes Hy and H Coffee Giants heading to Castroville to face Gastravitly Tadiaga Huns Mternum. Manager Wane leads the team with fifteen mento Cas roville in a tense opening water event.
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Hy & H. Coffee Giants
Castroville
Calloe Glanty
Auve Joiney
Tie City
Mimoy Teagan
Lintela
Iran
Tadiaga
Huns Mternum
Attorlle
Mento Casroville
Corrupted OCR Item From Pops NY Death Report
Fragmentary OCR text references a death and a person named William A. Woody with unclear details. The readable portion suggests a report on a fatal incident and an inquiry into corresponding experiences, but specifics are lost in garbled wording.
Defeats Propel Skipper Harris to Early Season Sore
Washington notes recount a tumultuous start to the 1923 season as the Giants cripple the Senators through six straight defeats. Manager Backy faces scrutiny after a rough trip to Washington and Norfolk, while team plans and lineups for opening games begin to take shape.
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Washington
New York Giants
Waatingon Senators
Backy This
Jon
Hin Gang Alt
Waxheington
Norfolk
Eagle Publishers Defeat Alamo Bank in Behind Comeback
The Eagle Publishers rallied from a slow start to topple the Alamo National Bank 17 to 6 on a gray Priday afternoon. Gryder homered and doubled, Michel and Wieder also drove in runs as the Eagles seized control late.
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Herncus
Wagle
Alamo National Bank
Gryder
Michel
Wieder
Tain
Mullen Awarded Permit for Soldier Field Show
The state boxing commission issued a permit allowing Mullen to conduct a boxing event at Soldier Field on July 10. Mickey Walker agreed to defend his middleweight title against an opponent likely Ace Midtsine. Walker plans a pair of exhibitions before July. Finits and other results from April are noted in the Interneghite meeting updates, with Lipponen and Laitinen earning top spots.
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Mullen
Soldier Field Gascaro
Nhe
Dim Mullen
Conmuel
Uly 10
Uin Alge
Mickey Walker
Nebraska
Wankel Trdninx Defeats Werlevan in Dual Meet
In a Friday afternoon dual track meet at Cameron Mo the Wankel Trdlnnx defeated Nise aoarl Werlevan BO to 4.
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Haskell Trotans
Tawranghe
Wankel
Nise Aoarl Werlevan
Cameron
Efternoon
Carmen Play Comfort Nine Play Comfort Nine
A garbled report notes an event involving Carmen and Comfort Nine. It mentions a union, a street railway, and a team headed to Confort Sindy with a cane and unclear details. Names and places are obscured, but the item implies a scheduled action or contest.
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Union
Dearhorn
Wil
Ausabal
Confort Sindy
Isruuchus
Sandlotters Name Cities for Series
Fragmented report outlines a national tournament series with teams from Detroit and Alera, listing planned host sites and dates. It references a federation session to determine entries and locations for the September tournament, with unclear specifics due to OCR corruption.
Stringham Boxer Dies in Gymnasium Incident
Wai April 2 stringham boxer 85 dies in gymnasium mat incident. Unclear details show a foray underway with tentative scheduling for a home boxing event. Local authorities investigate cause and note no further information at this time.
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Stringham
Wai
Tesa Stringhimn
Ino Lake Vale
Wiloroua
Uaa Jomiley
Women golfers named as reps for Winston match
The article lists Mrs Young and Mrs Hunter from Houston as official representatives of the Marginal Wors in the Sys Women’s Golf Association event to be held in Winston starting April 17. It notes Brackenridge players and others, with scores from the qualifying rounds and final round details for several competitors.
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Young
Charles Bunter
Winston
Anvil
San Aglogin
Atin
Young Waa
Sts Alvolion
Mor Vunuig
Lintown
Tagalls
Lally
Squadron 43 Streak Ends After Narrow Loss
A garbled recap shows Squadron 43 ending an eight game winning streak with a defeat by an unnamed opponent. The chaotic report mentions late innings, homer by MicKioney, and several miswritten player names and actions.
POST LAUNDRYMEN TO PLAY AVIATORS
The fragmentary note mentions a match or event involving the Laundrymen and the Aviators, with names and places obscured. It references a hill, a bank, and a Sunday attorney figure in a garbled historical sports setting.
Runners Close Up On Race Leader in Tight Finish
International Howe sersier, GROOM, Hex, April TC recounts a dramatic race led by low-mileage sprinter Sunnilued with key contenders Delmvit Nig, Foby-Sale, and Wanttinen pressing hard. Finish timing shows Apdrion Paya clocking fastest split, while Wanttinen climbs to near the top as Dim and Wanki nnn shuffle positions.
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Howe Sersier
Groom
Hex
TC. G
Cros Countey
Uyle
Crauny
Low Angeles
Folluyere
Via
Seconile
Foby-Sale
New Jersey
Pina
I Tameshouy
Phillis Granville
Huwilion
Cilio Wanttinen
Uopo
New York
Burnei
Amaeius
Givom
Wanttinen
Walter Dim
Wanki
Hagen to Play Golf in Paris
Widler Hagen will go to Paris to play in an exhibition event on May 1 with Aubrey Boomer and others. He will meet Archie Competog in Paris and London before retiring to des cauytey on June 16.
Exhibition results from scattered 1890s games and venues
A fragmented roundup lists exhibitions and scores across cities like Charlotte New York Philadelphia Dallas Louisville Chicago and Kansas City. It notes matchups such as Washington New York and Chicago versus various opponents with uncertain outcomes and multiple venue references.
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Touston
Rochester
Coleman Prep For League Ball In Big City Race
A district election cycle unfolds in April as Coleman prepares for a league ball. Key figures include newly elected mayor and vice president as candidates tout plans. A countywide contest for Tilting Ware features prize money and a vocal campaign, with public interest rising.
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Coleman
West
al Colon
Tom Bande
Tiirestars
Wenn
Mel Wathey
BR. Warren
Ea Ws
Wallace
He Anekron
Jack Dorkins
Georgy Toles
D. Th
Anadsress Vilar Manning
Cheena
Mondereau
Ad Ab
Xen Son Licket
Travis Park Five Battle Calvary In City League Clash
The Travis Park Five face Calvary in a tense city league game set to start Saturday at City Yo Mi Oe Court. The two teams, buoyed by recent form, seek a pivotal series opener as fans expect a competitive matchup and clear standings impact.
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Travis Pack
CalVary Rapitat
New Yale Grandstand Seats 12000 Fans at Open
The new Yale Grandstand will seat 12 000 fans when the season opens. It replaces old wooden bleachers and will cost the association money to maintain. The Yale baseball field remains unchanged aside from the new seating structure.
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YALE
Newhaven. Com
Xam
Vuln
Tacvard Otner
Myrra Contender in Olympic Marathon
Myrra of the Man pra anise Olympic club, outstanding contender for a prize in the 26 mile marathon. Te article notes future events and mentions followers and associates connected to Olympic preparation.
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Myrra
LAW Iiancleco
Ady Myria
Praanise Olympic Clnh
Loday Uy
West
United States
Inavnew Gonad
Cape Ture
San Angeles
Steer and Farmer Lead In Dual Wins In Conference Play
In a swing of Southwestern Conference action, Steer and Farmer both delivered wins. Aggies toppled Owls 7 in a seven run seventh inning comeback, while Baylor defeated Texas Tech 14 to 1 in Waco. Pitching by Miller and Dobbs faced tough batting from San Antonio.
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Langhurst
Billy Disel
Southern Metrodict University Mustangs
Salles
aAgnies
Jew Owls
College Sta
Torghorns
Aereew
Mitas Miller
San Antonio
Dobbs
BM U
Nona
Loughorin
Owls
Pit Ables
Y. Smith
Rico
Cuban Star Teams Overtake San Antonio Schedule
San Antonio swells with Cuban league teams as the All-Star Cuban Stars travel to face Southern Pacific Run and Aztecs in a weekend series at Gilbert Field and Van Dyle Stadium. The Stars seek redemption after recent wins. Aztecs ride a five game streak into the matchups.
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San Antonio
Iba
Tren Eluby
Elaine Egiance
Trupivel
Tele
Gerles
Apni-Pro
Teume
Girtfield
Fleet i
WW A. Mu
Aztecs
van Dyele Stadium
Afiovagon
Aupene
California Varsity Outrows Washington in Regatta
California Bears defended the home course to beat the University of Washington in the lower fifth annual regatta. Washington won the freshmen and junior varsity divisions, while California took the senior varsity title by several lengths. The race featured a dramatic early surge by California and sets up preparation for the four mile intercollegiate regatta at the Puget Sound venue.
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Seattla
Wasi
Ayeil
Vanferenen Revi
California
Washingley
Hoppe Wins Third Straight In 31-Cushion Match
In Chicago April play, Willie Hoppe defeated Len Kenney 28 to 18 to extend his perfect start in the 31-cushion billiards championship tournament. Johnny Taston and Voore remain undefeated, while Augie Blockhofer toppled Allen Malt. Other results include Rebelt down Wealan, and Coplius beating Lookabungh as action continues.
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Ty International Newn Reevieg
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Hoye
Len Kenney
Voore
Johny Taston
Bt Lonig
Allen Malt
St. Louis
Augie Blovkhofer
Yeaterday
Clamspion Cio Rebelt
Philadelphia
Cowboy Wealan
Pittaburgh
Copuios
Detroit
Kart Lookabungh
Chiengay
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