Buffs Pose Rough Card In Texas Leagues Preview
Houston reporters map a Buffs roster и limited plan as preparations for the season unfold. Martin Goode and Win will start in the mound rotation with Al Diviney and Alva Sellers adding depth. Frank Barnes Ray Benge and Johnny Berry headline a youthful pitching group while Del Gamner Frankie Fuller and Johnny Kane anchor the infield with Pete Compton and Hap Hobisham patrolling the outfield.
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Hall Administers Two-Hit Shutout by Hall Administers
Hall pitched a two-hit shutout for Company A on Thursday at Camp Normosle. The 7 to 0 victory over Company EB of the Third Battalion featured Hall’s two singles and a triple at the plate. Finley hit a sixth inning homer with a man aboard to clear left field barracks.
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Cornell and Trenton figures honored with 1924 Outdoor Life medals
Dr. Arthur A. Allen of Cornell University Ilhaes N I and Arthur M Tyde of Trenton former governor of Missouri receive the 1924 Outdoor Life gold medals for services to American sportsmanship and game conservation. Announcement made by Colonel J A McGuire publisher Outdoor Life in Denver.
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Lally’s Dalve Wins Contest With Archer
Tom Lally hit a golf ball 244 yards and Clarence Mangham reached 237 yards as San Antonio pros duel archery chief White Eagle in Bracken Bridge Park. White Eagle blamed borrowed equipment for a poor showing and wore a horned, colorfully splashed costume during the quirky golf versus archery contest.
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Golf teaching tips from Chester Horton guide players to improve
Inside Golf adviser Chester Horton, credited as a maker of 51 champions and a noted teacher, explains how players dip the right side before contact, causing the clubhead to dig or the ball to pop up. He blames a weak left hand grip and lazy hand muscles for releasing too early, urging a firm, steady hold to return the club and ball together.
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Commission Names R Colver to New City Playfield Role
R Colver named playground supervisor for City of Ban Antonio and added as member of City Amateur Baseball Commission. Officers re elected Judge William Anderson as Grand Commissioner and Roger Stokes as secretary treasurer. John K Weber proposed new constitution and by laws for ratification. Four baseball diamonds planned on Olmos dam site with city land use permission. another planned behind Brackenridge Park. Duke Trammell and Clyde Hull drew in Wichita Falls venue. Mac Carpenter outpointed. Sailor Connor defeated.
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Notre Dame star Crowley in hospital with stomach trouble
James Crowley, famed halfback from the 1924 Notre Dame squad, is again hospitalized for stomach trouble. University officials deny any link to his earlier nervous incident after the Pasadena Stanford game.
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Olympic Champion to Run at Loyola Relays in Chicago
Olympic 200 meter champion Jackson Scholz of New York has entered the Loyola relays 100 yard dash in Chicago on April 19. He faces fast Midwest stars including Tom Wiley of Columbia College and Paavo Nurmi will make his only Chicago outdoor appearance in one event of the relays.
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Street Makes Good as Minor Manager
Springfield dispatch notes Charles Gabby Street, veteran player famed for catching a ball thrown from the Washington Monument, returns to manage Muskogee in the Western Association. He is the sole last year manager retained, promising another pennant contender season.
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Gabby”) Street
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Fownes Reaches Semi Final In North South Golf
Fownes of Pittsburgh, former national champion, advances in the North and South amateur golf tour at Pinehurst. He defeats Whittemore of Boston 3 and 2 to reach a semi final pairing with Frank C. Lewton of Boston. Arthur Mates of Rochester meets W. W. Rixer of Princeton in another featured match.
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Fortieth Squadron Wins Classy Game in Fliers' League
Fortieth Squadron defeated the 90th Squadron 2 to 1 in Kelly Field League play. Mansfield pitched well for the Fortieth, with Chalk on the mound for the 90th, and a wild third inning scoring play preventing a shutout. The game featured a key fifth inning double play Mansfield to Baum to Cates and multiple hits across the lineups.
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Huber's 48 Leads Trapshooting Show at Brackenridge Park
Huber led a field of 18 amateurs at Brackenridge Park with a 48 of 59 as Saunders and Haywood posted 49 and 40. Other notable scores included J Hudson 47, C Byer 40, and Moore 39, with Sunday shoot scheduled for 3 PM.
Grade School Track Meet Set for May 4 at Schwab Field
Monday afternoon May 4 has been designated for the annual elementary school track and field meet at Schwab Field. Athletic chairman T. Guy Togers says many hundred grade school athletes will participate in the event.
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