Burns Picks Hoo For Initial Game
Coreen and Lapan Reinhart and Marrow headline a roster of players in the Teague lineup as they set to face Measlow at League Park. Manager George Rares confesses Harold Cateon was pressed into action to boost the squad. Loupan is slated as catcher with a shaken batting order and Reinhart slated to pitch for Houston.
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Habo") Cateon
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Texas Teams Open Season Across Four Cities
Openers staged Wednesday across Fort Worth Dallas Waco and Beaumont as Texas League clubs begin the season. Rosters shift with pitchers and fielders moving between Wichita Falls Shreveport and San Antonio as teams aim for early balance and key matchups.
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Prexsy
Alvin” T. Gardner
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Wichite Falls
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Harry Kane
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Keo Balletant
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Stephen Colquer
Dale Couchman
Waco-Resumont
Ron Attoulo
Jesse Toyslez
George Anne
Roy Moore
Houston
Bit Hober
Heaumont
Baneman Hughes
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Ninbes
Ariz
Shikat Wins Bout After Grueling 40 Minutes in New York
In a long world heavyweight title defense in New York, Shikat defeats Baritenko of Kuala with a decisive hold after 40 minutes. The bout features a crowd-pleasing sequence and emphasizes Shikat's continued reign as champion.
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Baritenko
Kuala
STARTS FOR INDIANS IN TEXAS LEAGUE OPENER HOUSTON
Manager George Burns of the San Antonio Tribe hints Harold Hobo Caraca will start the opening Texas League game at Houston on Wednesday.
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San Antonio Tribe
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Houston
Texwe Wwague fant and baseball scraps from wartime links
A fragmented sports column notes Eddie Brown’s return to Texwe and mentions San Antonio ties, the White Sox, Connie Mack, and Ruth with Yankee gossip. It cites Wrigley’s Cubs finances and hints at a 8:78 workout at Lambert as the Atraus rank team prepares for a spring session.
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San Astonio
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Manager Burns Sees Potential for San Antonio Baseball
Manager Burns says he foresees good talent for the San Antonio team though he cautions against predictions. He notes the roster hinges on pitching depth and material, hoping skilled prospects will strengthen the squad and meet organizational expectations.
Brackenridge Eagles Rout Bradenridge In Extra
Brackenridge defeated Malm Avenue in a tense extra inning game at Garrett field. Melugin hit a two run triple and later scored on a wild sequence to boost Brackenridge's rally. Pyke pitched effectively for Neather Star at Dest as Brackenridge held on for a 10 inning win and tied series.
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Teynderker
Better Start Certain For Indians Better Start Certain For Indians
The San Antonio Indians baseball team openings and early season results are described with imperfect prose. A rough summary notes a loss or setback after a trip to Beaumont, a standout by Andy Messenger and his tough luck reputation, and lingering belief among fans about early misfortune shaping the season.
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Indians
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Beaumont
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Mi Seseon
Messenger
Montana Here On Way To Laredo Feature Match
The article previews a wrestling card with "Bull" Montens headlining against Mexican standout Ladiual Aguilar. Montens brags about form and earnings as Sag Anton Meduevlay and Keethoren UL corner the night.
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Montana
Laredo
Black Indians Meet Cubans in Weekend Exhibition
The San Antonio Black Indians prepare for a three-game series against the Cuban All State at League Park after edging the Graza in a prior nine-inning session. Grape led East with a standout triple, while top hurlers Topor Haynes and Bleins limited scoring as Indiana pushed the game to extra innings before the Cubans pulled away.
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V. Neria
Wichita Spuds Acquire Caldwell In Trade
Wichita spuds gain pitcher Karl Caldwell formerly of the War of the Texan league. He was sent to Wichita Falla through the same circuit, with his release affecting the Brownlen stand toward the summer limit of 25. Holdout Georg Fine and first baseman Jai Mae ll) will be benched for the week as they recover from injuries. Karl McNrely remains unavailable.
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Georg Fineholder
Jai Mae
Karl MeNrely Antbing
Indians Pitching Hopes Fuel New Season Outlook
Owrer Hammond and President Homer Marchmond express strong belief in improved pitching as San Antonio Indians prepare for Wednesday's afternoon opener at League Park. Hammond cites five proven pitchers on the staff and expects top division contention, while noting major and independent leagues present similar challenges.
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Stevens Will Wrestle Friday in Exposition Card
Promoter Ralph Groam presents a Friday night card at the Exposition. Stevens and O Malley versus Evolo will headline a strong bout, with Myera and Kilonis in a feature match. Nichole Light Heavyweight title next week hinges on Nichola’s bout after 176 pound weigh in is met.
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Pat O'Malley
Lon Angeles
Evolo
Wildcat
Stevens
Webby Myera
John Kilonis
Tlugh Nichole
Kitorte
Dresday
Utility Tennis Team II Field For Matches
The Dan Antoniy Vobie Service company's tennis team engages in matches with other teams. Tom Willem defeated Sedgewick 3:6 2 Timday afternoon in the Linela of the company tournament. Kend Wandland, captain of the women's section, won the tile in the division. Players listed include Tom Williams F, Vick N B, Gussett, Walter Eyres, Elliot Bay Trunbsil, Joy Barns, B Steen, Gene Sedgewick, H C Hoses, Irene Wendland, Mary Loulue Megott, Ruth Baxter.
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le Auxigus
Hugenswick
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Sedgewick
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Tom Williams
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Menefee and Lally Win Exhibition Golf Match
Tod Menefee and Tom Lally beat Curt Kopper and Lewis Levingan in an exhibition at the Lilliputian course on Olmos drive and McCullough avenue. Menefee posted 51 on the first 18 holes and 47 on the final 18 for 98 total. Kopper, Tally, and Levinson scored 104, 108, and 100 respectively with Kopper making aces on the final hole.
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Curt Kopper
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University to decide fate of high school tourneys
In Chicago on April 8 the University of Chirazo will set a date for the national high school basketball and track championships. Frederick Woodward, vice president, announced a meeting of the culture and athletics council to decide, with a final decision to follow.
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Co Osphere
Port Bay Hunters Club Holds Nineteenth Annual Meet
The Fort Bay Hunting and Fishing club held its nineteenth annual meeting at the Gunter hotel on Mayday afternoon. Joe Gugenheim was elected president, W. W. Negiry served as secretary, and Woit Koerps as treasurer. Koerna had held the post for 12 years. A. Tt. Gorey was named manager, with William C. Church, Clyde Canningham, and Freed A. Johnson as directors.
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Koerna
Gorey
Keely William C, Church
Freed A. Johnson
Clyde Canninghaan
Stella Walsh Seeks U S Citizenship For 1932 Olympic Run
Cleveland April 4. Stella Walsh, born Stella Walsh in Poland, seeks US citizenship to represent the United States in the 1932 Los Angeles Games. Walsh set a 26.1 second record for women in the 22 yard dash last month and aims to compete for America after naturalization.
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Atella M Walnalewez
Polaud
United States
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Apo
Miss Walsh
Thia
Angeles
Prospect Hill and St Mark's Collision in Junior League
Prospect Hill and St Mark's collide in a junior varsity interleague basketball game as part of Sunday School In termedi... league play. Raztias won the first game 16-? Saturday night. Willie Prete, standout pitcher for Sah Mureca High School Rattlers, allowed three hits in 13 innings during a 3 to 1 win.
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