Where Big Leaguers Open
Ambiguous schedule rundown lists opening series for major leagues. American League matchups include Washington, Ann at Fos and Detroit, Chicago at Cleveland with New York at Philadelphia. National League games feature Chicago at Cincinnati, St Louis, Boston at Breaklin, Philadelphia at New York.
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Braton
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Fos- Ann
Cincinnati
Pitestured
St. Louis
Boston
Breaklin
Golf Notes From Brackenridge Park Open Tournament
Saturday results from the Brackenridge Park Open Golf Tournament show Championship flight led by Tom Lawrence over Arthur Zucht, and Loraine Toung ahead of P. Dingel. First, Second and Third flights list multiple match outcomes with players such as Kunneck, Roth, Bede, Tasmeon, Villa, Safford, Sullivan, Wil lig, Quallini, Canavan, Sayers, Brandt. Upcoming San Antonio Women's Golf Association event set for Friday at 10 clock at San Antonio Country Club. Mrs. C. Young won this week's Brackenridge Park match with a gross 93 and net 92. Mrs. W. C. Wilson Sasserong posted net 85. The Alamo course area shifts to public links during the Week of the tournament with free access.
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Bo Ian
Tom Lawrence
Arthur Zucht
Loraine Toung
L. BM. Sullivan
G. Pace
B. H. Willig
C. J. Wills
GC. M. Quallini
Jerry Lee
H. B. Canavan
Dr. Reinars
A. T. Sayers
Lee Brandt
San Antonio
Shibene
George Hoff
Hin
Anmvd
Lara Brothers Ball Team Faces Two Games Sunday
Lara Brothers Ball Team plays two games on Sunday at Pine Street diamond. Opponents are Mexico National Juniors and Austin Street Wild Tigers. Lineups include Lara: F. Hermandes J. Duran 8. Juarez Milanueva J. Vargas BH. Cerazot J. Cavazos 5. Rodriguez A. Villa G. Gonzales M. Suarez A. Luna. Mexico Juniors: 8. Ganedo J. Pedraza J. Canerio A. Salinas J. Contreras 1 Juarez BR Bland valdez v. Vasquez Aviola Joba Luna.
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Diate Arcuso DE
Mexico
Austin Street Wild Tigers
Pine Street
Lara
F. Hermandes
J. Duran
Juarez
Milanueva
J. Vargas
BH. Cerazot
J. Cavazos
5. Rodriguez
A. Villa
G. Gonzales
M. Suarez
A. Luna
Ganedo
J. Pedraza
J. Canerio
Kansas City Sends Hurlers to Pueblo Pitchers to Pueblo club in Western league
Kansas City Blues announce sale of right handed Wicher to Pueblo club in the Western league. President George Muellehard confirms Dress Nelson and Meine also moved to the Brives.
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Kansas City
Pueblo
Austin
Paeblo
George Muellehard
Kansas City Blues
Dress
Nelson
Meine
Brives
China Grove Wins Two More Tussles in Indoor Baseball
China Grove's indoor baseball team keeps a hot streak by beating Utzville at home for a second time and then defeating Bouthton at Sauthiar. Jeniete god Hill powered the winning battery in both wins, with Jeniete fanning Utzville in the rematch. Tulane’s high ranking players faced strong opposition in mixed college matches, including a tight rally against Butler.
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China Grove
Utzville
Bouthton
Sauthiar
Jeniete God Hill
Uteville
Jeniete
Kansas City shortstop on deck for Indians tryout
Kansas City shortstop prospect John Ducky Schofield from the Springfield three-division farm system prepared to join the San Antonio Indians. Manager Claude Robertson scheduled Schofield to play shortstop in the next exhibition, with Howard Fitzgerald and Filagerald also training for lineup readiness. The Indians planned a hard Saturday workout after a 2:30 field session and had just defeated the Mopac team 4 to 3 in two games, with Najo and Cy Smith contributing notable hits and a home run by Smith.
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Ducky
Schofield
Springfield
Kansas City
Ines
San Antonio Indians
Claude Robertson
Meir
Kanews City
Tole
Deisy
Will
D'Honis Pirates
Dents
Howard Fitzgerald
Indianapolis
Indians
Vistt
Eagle Lake
Fila
Gerald
Knoxville
Tenn
Missouri-Pacific
K40
Najo
Cy Smith
Simoteurs
Arkew
wWaltezon
Tata i Fan Amanto
Bohol A. Bintan
Smith
Toby Smith
Bremer
Antonia
Helen Wills Moody Haircut Sparks Royal Crises
Fragmentary OCR mentions Helen Wills Moody's hairstyle and a distant royal or political crisis context. The text is garbled with many nonstandard terms and unclear events, but centers on Moody and references to a queen, edicts, and invasion language, implying a tense era spectacle surrounding the sports figure.
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Jeiec
Helen Wills Moody
Cora
Moody
Houston Buffs 1934 pennant hopes hinge on 61 defeats
Houston Chronicle reports the 1934 Texas League pennant chances for the Houston Buffs rise or fall with 61 losses subtracted from last season’s club. New additions Ralph Judd Ray Moss and Mike Crangros join veterans George Washington Payne Earl Hanson and Charley Breeden as replacements after Dizzy Dean Tex Carlton and Pete Fowler were moved out. Captain Carey Selph’s departure prompts Bill Narlesky to take second base. Funk behind the plate returns with Mike Ryba, while infield gains Kedie Nock and Tom Carey and outfield reshuffles surround the expected core. The Buffs may still seek another outfielder as spring ends.
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Dizzy Dean
Tex Carilton
Pete Fowler
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George Washington Payne
Earl Hanson
Charley Breeden
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Carey Selph
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Selph
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Yankee infield shuffled as opener nears
On the eve of major races in New York and other cities, reports show Joe McCarthy reshuffling the Yankee infield with Frank Crosetto moving to third and Lyn Lary sliding to short to tighten the lineup. Crosetto looks uneasy at third as the shift aims to spark consistent play.
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Joe McCarthy
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Croseétto
Lyn Lary
Cronette
Brackenridge Track Victory at Eagle Meet in City Prep
Brackenridge High School dominated the Friday afternoon Eagle meet with 75 points led by Pridas and Stockdale. San Antonio Tech, Thomas Jefferson, and the Eagles eye the April 16 city meet as athletes showcased sprint and relay successes amid a crowded field and remarks on upcoming events.
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Sroter
Maren Par
Frurchy
Winriden
Cire
Prain
Fragmented 1920s Mat Results Highlight Boxing and Auto Racing
A scrambled AP style rundown lists results across sports and names cities, athletes, and events. It mentions Dick Shikat, Leon Finetkl, Fred Shrew, and others, with scattered times, places, and notes on races and boxing outcomes amid a jumble of OCR garble and partial phrases.
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Civhia
Leon Finetrkl
Poland
Batt Medy
Oklahoma
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Muni Siin
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Oren Ral Kwasin L448, Lowell Maxe
Teard Deginne
Jane
Forin Pemitrott
Henini
Straight
Salen Matss
Jim Brynn
Moe Beutel
Montreal
Brooke
Vieni
Anileveroy Saantin
Hirase
Morrison Grocers meet Queen Candy Company Sunday
In Fort Worth on April B two local firms Morrison Grocers and Queen Candy plan a 1:30 Sunday afternoon meeting at Conrepcion No 2. The report notes Jerry Collins 25 former TCU athlete is resting easy in a local hospital after a spinal injury sustaining incident on the Dallas Fort Worth Pike last April 20.
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Queen Candy
Queen Candy Company
Conrepcion
Collina
Fort Worth
Jerry Collins
Fork Worth
Dallas
Pike
Max Schmeling Begins Tour Training for Sharkey Bout
Max Schmeling starts an exhibition tour through six states from Toronto to Kingston as he sharpens for the June 3 defense against Jack Sharkey. The 1930s German heavyweight weighs 190 1 2 pounds, five more than before, and predicts a strong late burst as he trains for the fight.
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Tine
America
Liue
Jaack Sharkey
Max Schmneling
Young Stribling
Cleveland
Alvers
Sharkey
Max
Dempsey
Turney
Longhorns and Aggies Lose in Southwest Baseball Race
The Texas Longhorns fall 6-3 to TCU in Fort Worth as Kinzy of TCU throws well. Texas A&M loses 13-10 to Baylor with key Aggie errors. Bears hit twelve doubles, while Texas and Aggies struggle with fielding and timely hits in early Southwest Conference action.
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Texas University
Longhorns
Texas Aggies
Fort Worth
Fershel
Slim) Kinzy
Frog
Trans Missia Golf Dates Keep Standing
Trans-Missission golf tournament will be held in Oklahoma City from June 20 to 25 despite conflicts with the national Open. Harrison Smith, director with the Trans-Mississippi Gulf region, said the final committee decided not to move the dates.
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Oklahoma City
Oxia
Harrison Smith
City county baseball game hosts young San Antonians
San Antonio youngsters under 16 will be guests of Arthur Pfeil of the Joemsthemployment fund committee at the city county baseball game in League Park Saturday afternoon. The event features entertaining activities for children, the Firemen's band, and remarks by Mayor Chambers and County Judge William Warebard. Local officials and police recruits also participate with community support noted.
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Arthur Pfeil
Joemsthemployment Fund Committee
Noir Park
Oelork
Achom
Mayor Chambers
Wiliam Warebard
Palster
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Minor
Bob Meltzer
Jack Cancron
Steama
Trominiteky
Apm
Aiher Antires
Netivilien
Nertibety Meyer Veils
New Orleans Hosts Davis Cup North American Round
In the Davis Cup North American zone Mexico will face the United States or Canada in New Orleans May 13 to 15 at the Country Club. A first round match at the Chevy Chase Club in April will determine who advances to meet Mexico, with Australia and Cuba to play March in Havana.
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Apr
Mexico
United States
Canada
New Orleana
Osatde
Chevy Chhar Club
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Cuba
Tavane
Unclear OCR Listing of Players and Teams Across Pages
The fragmentary text presents a garbled roster with numerous names, likely from a sports page. It lists players like Miller and Mater, captains and various surnames, interspersed with numbers and codes, making coherent facts sparse and difficult to extract into a clear event summary.
Broken Finger Ends English's Season Hopes
Kansas City April 9 Cubs shortstop Woody English suffered a broken finger on his right hand. An X-ray confirmed the break after an injury midgame. Billy Jurges is expected to fill in at short as English is out until further notice.
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Elwood
Woody
Aglish
Chicago Cubs
Jgger Ma
Hoger
Billy Jurgeson
Edison Takes Five-Team Meet at Edison High
Edison High hosted a five team practice track meet with out-of-town entrants. Lytle led in sprints with 10.5 and 24.0 seconds, scoring high while Pretling and McGarraugh also posted strong all-around points. Leon Valley and South San Antonio figures appear in field events and relays with notable marks and placements.
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Lytle
Yancey
South San Antonio
Leon Wsiley
Loessberg
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Pre
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Vines and Allison Reach Tulane Invite Semis
Vines and Allison Beach reach the Tulane Invitational semis in New Orleans. They beat Val Wilson and Louis Langer 8-2 as Royer and Quick also advance in doubles. Gilbert Hall and Parker win 6-0 6-0, Bayon and Murray join semifinals after 6-2 6-4 win.
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Langer
Orleane
Fred Royer
Chicago
Jimmy Quick
Dallas
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Marty Debuys
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J. Gilbert Hall
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Ashton Phelps
Tulane
Phil Bayon
Dan Murray
George Dinwiddie
Paul Vallon
New Orleans
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Dodgers Release Day for Kelly in Pay Move
New York April 11 Clyde Day a left handed pitcher was released by Brooklyn and a pay dispute arose over George Ithily first baseman. Captain Riley seeks to arrange a Sunday game after Noor game with Crockett and the Junior All Stars.
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Clyde
Pea Ridge
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American Association
George Ithily
Riley
Crockett
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