Beaumont Exporters open season with win over San Antonio
Beaumont defeated the San Antonio Indians 12 to 1 in the season opener. Pound Em Paul Easterling homered with two on base as Beaumont piled on 15 hits, while San Antonio committed five errors and left six men stranded in the loss.
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Beaumont
Sanantimio Indiana
Beaumont Exporters
Ingleesh
Buck Marton
Smith
Jerry Mallett
Greenberg
Holley
Paul Easterling
San An
Fitzgerald
Indians
Ali
Zaeniel Gooch
Beever
Veterans Shine in Early Major League Camp Spotlight
veteran stars take early command as spring training games begin with Washington, St Louis, and Chicago squads showcasing marquee names like Helie Marian, Habe Roth, and Mianush. Frisch, Lloyd Waner, Malone, and Thomas fuel standout performances amid frigid conditions and waning crowds. cold weather halts several scheduled contests across leagues.
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Washington Fb
Helie Marian
Habe Roth
Mianush
Imelight
Weather and sports notes from a chaotic weekday page
A scrambled 1900s style list mentions Bakeries Mathers Brown and Kueneers, names like Berry and Talley Catia, and events in Loveland and Chicago. It references dates, towns Caston New York Philadelphia and Detentt, with scattered stray terms about football and scores.
Opportunity For Young Marvin Gudat in Chicago Cubs fold
Chicago on April 14 reports Marvin Gudat showing promise as an outfielder prospect. Gudat, who played yesterday, stood out with two hits including one that knocked the ball loose for a run, driving in the game’s winning tally. Manager Sarnsby plans to give him more boroughs of playing time as the Cubs scout his potential.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Wis
Frie
San Antonio
Texas
Marvin Gudat
Gudat
Deel
Malone
Carroll
Grantham
Cincinnati
Ant
Sarnsby
Hlm
Cubs Seek Stars of Reds in Trade Talks
Chicago April 14 Cubs continue to chase Reds stars with talks featuring Crabtree, Douthtt, Hater, Herman and Mostiger. President William Veeck returned and discussed possible confers. Rogers Hornsby has long eyed Crabtree as a potential addition to the lineup.
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Chicago
Cubs
Gineimnail
William Veeck
Sidney Well
Reds
Crabtree
Douthtt
Hater
Herman
Mostiger
Rogers Hornsby
Mar
Mason-Dixon Golf Tourney advances with upset in early round
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on April 14 John B Hines of Garden City New York defeated David N Tallman of Minneapolis 2 and 1 to reach the semifinals. Roof Gilson of Jackson Michigan upset R A Stranban of Toledo but lost to John B Ryerson of Cooperstown New York 4 and 2. Tex Newton of New York beat William J Tryde of Ridgeway Pennsylvania 4 and 7. Everett G Livesay of Columbus Ohio defeated Edmund A Guggenheldt of Roslyn New York 4 and 2. Semifinal pairings Newton Livesay and Everson Gines.
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Mason-Dixon
Toledo
Ohio
John B. Ryerson
Cooperstonn
New York
Tex
Newton
William J. Tryde
Ridgeway
Pennsylvania
Star
Everett G. Livesay
Columbus
Edmund A. Guggenheldt
Roslyn
Goslin's Zebra Bat Ousted By Baseball Officials
Chicago April 14 President Harridge and the American League rejected the Zebra bat design crafted by Willis Johns secretary of the St. Louis Browns after Goose Goslin attempted to use it in the opener. Umpires ruled the trick bat illegal as twickery involving the pitcher’s sleeve hidden ball trick and white web on the glove. The designer agreed with the ruling.
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Goslin
Chicago
William Harridge
American League
Willis Johns
Sc. Louis Browns
Harndge
Twickery
Ie Bat
Commercial League Meeting and Sunday Contests Schedule
Commercial Books Brace for Sunday Contests will be received and routine business attended to at a meeting of the Commercial league to be held Thursday night by the office of Business Manager Beau-ATEN. Two games scheduled for Saturday find the Dixie Sports pitted against Alamo Paint at Rock Quarry diamond and the Southwest Bilal Lites against Richter's Bubler-Krusts at Eagle Field. Times start at 2:20 o'clock.
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Dixie Sports
Ajinsll Alamo Faint Company
Rock Quarry Diamond
Bilal Lites
Richter
Bubler-Krusts
Eagle Field
Tinth Pames
McGraw Sees Delayed Openers and Weather Woes
MEW FORK April 14. Manager McGraw of the New York Giants says the National League season opening must be postponed by at least two weeks due to inclement weather. He notes pitchers shoulders arms and fielders groaning as cold conditions hinder practice and play.
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Dahy
MeGraw
Mannager
New York
Stellers
Halle
Jones Terry Bout Delayed A Week In Trenton Card
Local boxing card in Trenton postpones the lightweight bout between Claudilla Jones of Akron and Young Terry. The match, sanctioned by the National Boxing Commission, shifts from April 1 to April 2 due to a cold if Ware.
Biggest Crowd At Dallas Tussle Opens Texas League Season
Governor Sterling throws out the opening strike as the Texas League starts its fortieth pennant race. Dallas tops Fort Worth 12 to 4 with George Murray and Renry Ronura leading a 16-hit attack. Lamm stars for Shreveport in a 6 to 4 win over Wichita Falls. Houston downs Galveston 3 to 2 in a 5 600 crowd opener.
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Bill Parker
Weiler
Ross S. Sletlig
Texas League
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Shreveport
Houston
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Steers
Elta Langford
George Sisler
Asanager
Shreveport Sports
Wichlta Falls
van Lamm
University of Texas
Buffaloes
Galveston
George Payne
Simehes
Henry Thormoblen
Buccaneers
Fausett
Bud Haneling
Gear Rye
Buffs
Garveson
Cats
Whitworth
Minogue
Leach Receives Anti-Tetanus Serum After Spike Wound
Boston Braves outfielder Pred Leach was given an anti tetanus serum injection in New York to combat a hand infection from a spike wound. He was injured in a collision with Red Sox third baseman Pickering during an exhibition in Boston.
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New York
Pred Leach
Boston Braves
Braves
New York Giants
Pickering
Red Sox
Boston
Mayflower Sinks In Lake Kaminiskeg Horror Tale
Yesterday's Explanations reports the steamer Mayflower foundered during a November 13 1922 blizzard on Lake Kaminiskeg between Barry's Bay and Combermere Canada. Only three crew survived clinging to the dead man Browns coffin adrift until grounding on an island. Survivors recount dark horror during wreck with waves and darkness.
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Combermere
Canada
Lake Kaminiskeg
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Yorkton
Sask
Hhe Derk
Ceremonial Staff Signs for San Antonio Opener
The San Antonio baseball club announced ceremonial staff members Plicker C Chambers William Warebach Jacob Rubiola and others for the home opener against Houston Friday at 9 30. Mayor Chambers will throw the first ball County Judge Warebach and Commissioner Rubiola will swing. Pedestrian Cat O Leary will perform six heel and toe turns around the bases in five minutes. Marville Gill of the ball club touted the exhibition and the event.
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WM Chambers
William Warebach
Jacob Ruy
Binla
San Antonio Baseball Club
Tigore
Houston
Chambers
Warabach
Rubiola
Cat O'Leary
O'Leary
Los Angeles
Marville Gill
Battalino and Petrolle Return Bout in Chicago
New York report notes Battalino and Petrolle renewed in Chicago at the stadium. Bout tied to May 13 rematch in Windy City, with Petrolle earning the attention of the metropolitan district. Commission advised Battalino to retire for 60 days for future ring usefulness amid speculation and renewed interest after prior Madison Square Garden events.
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Petrolle
Chicago
New York
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Madlaon Square Garden
Nko
Gunbowl Smith
Ryn Monk
Keele
Hilval
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Petralie
Oh Mick
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Muldoon
Battatina
Pete Reilly
Rattalina
Tony Carzaneri
Melly
Radalina
Valentina
Yesterday's Ball Stars
Assorted baseball items feature Frank Frisch of the Cardinals driving a ninth inning five run rally to beat the Pirates 8 to 5. Roy Johnson with the Tigers homer and three singles against Cleveland. Dick Grinn of the Indians had three hits and scored the winning run in the eleventh. Pat Malone of the Cubs pitched well in a 3–2 win over the Reds. Minnie Danush of the Senators hit a two run homer in the ninth to beat the Red Sox 7–6. Lloyd Warner of the Pirates bunched Cardinal pitching for three doubles.
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Roston Red Sox
Frisch Fit
Bt. Lews Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Lloyd
Waner
Malone
Tms
Owen Carrel
Cinci- Natl
Cats
Thomas
Jeassensa- Monelly
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St. Louis Browns
Wesley Perrett
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American
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Athletics
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Frank Frisch
Carditnals
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Pirates
Roy Johnson
Tigers
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Amer
Ceveland
Dick Grirr
Indians
Delrot
Meinie Danush
Senators
Red Sox
Lloyd Warner
Cardinal
Thre Dofibles
Steers 10 Get Erickson Back From Chicago
Dallas officials announced the return of pitcher Ralph Erickson, a southpaw also known as Spece, from the Chicago White Sox. The deal reunites Erickson with the local club after an engineering vetton season, with Wissalo Shrivepark noted in dispatches.
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Erickson
Dallas
Bram
Ootficiala
Chicago
Ralph
Spece
Martinez Plowboys to Entertain Aces
Martinez Plowboys meet the Independent Acre at 2:30 Sunday in a local league event. A Sunday morning meeting of the Boeven clubs is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Dr. J. L. dacoks office in Hicka building with further notices to follow.
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Martinez
Acre
Marines
J. L. Dacoks
Hicka
Willalx
Bowie Running Charity Races at Bowie Track
Bowie Ind April 14 charity day meeting at Bowie race track open for extra program proceeds to charity. Regular seven-event card with one purse $1200 and six at $1000 each. Take five percent cut to aid wagering for welfare mile two year olds entries include Stephenfetchi Broadway Lights My Fergus and John Hay Whitney. Maryland charity days have raised funds for unemployment and local causes with tax donations and employee contributions noted.
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Eles
Cvate
Maryland
Havre de Grace
Pinlico
Laurel
Mia
John Hay Whitney
My Fergus
Broadway Lights
Prograus
Pim- Neo
Hawreete Grace
Lae
Woody Nesiata Enters Fiesta Meet At Eagle Field
Woody Nesiata, hailed as a premier all around athlete from Flutoria, filed his entry for the Fiesta track meet to be held at Eagle Field on April 21. He also listed an entry for the Gulf Aquatic Association event, signaling a busy multisport presence in the state.
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Woody Nesiata
Woody Nesrata
Flutoria
Eagle Field
Nese
Hebler
Ian
Schmeling Shows Boxing Improvement in Norfolk Exhibition
Heavyweight champion Max Schmeling on an exhibition tour fought three rounds here against sparring partners Jack Shore and Pedro Lopez, displaying progressive punching power and stamina. It was a measured performance as Schmeling alternated between offense and defense while landing hard blows to both sparring partners.
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Schmeling
Norfolk
Max Schmeling
Max
Jack Bhore
Pedro Lopez
United States Wightman Cup Team Selected
The United States Wightman Cup tennis team named captain Helen Wills Moody, L A Harper, Telene Jacobs, and Larsy Palfrey. The team will play in Wimbledon on June 10 and 11 and compete in English championships June 20 to July 2. Moody Jr. plans to ship aboard a liner to the Orient after his wife departs. Umpires meet at Gunter Hotel room 35K at 7:45 tonight.
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New York
Usi
Helen Wills Moody
L. A. Harper
Telen Jacobs
Larsy Palfrey
United States Laven Tennis Association
Wimblesiop
England
San Franciego
Frederick
Moody Jr
San Francisco
Orient
Panama Canal
National League and Pacific Coast League scores reported
The page lists multiple baseball results and standings across leagues. Notable items include New York and St Louis matchups, Indianapolis and Chicago area games, and Pacific Coast results with Los Angeles teams. Also mentions Arizona-Texas League results and a postponed Seati-Oakland game, reflecting a busy midseason slate.
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Pacific Coast Laague
Sollywood
Tos Angeles
Sacrzntento AF
Tortlend
Seati-Oakland
Arizuna-Tenas League
Tucson
Ilabem Deuplas
Mbugierauy
Wake
Crom Will Campaign 78 Out of Louisville Ky
Crom Will plans a spring campaign with fights scheduled in Louisville and Fort Clark. The program features Grom and Brooksfield pro fighter under Sergeant Pau Grossman, with Kid Voney as the opponent. Training begins April 16 ahead of a mid June departure for Anderson, Louisville, then a summer push through the East.
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Louisville
Grom
Brooksfield
Voxer
Pau Grossman
Voney
Fort Clark
de’ jParture
Anderson
Shotton Praises Phillies Infield As Best In League
NEW YORK April 14 Burt Shelton manager of the Phillies says the infield is strongest in the National League. He predicts a strong year with solid pitching and a powerful attack led by Earned stars including Dick Bartell and Mickey Mallon. He notes fans underrating the team but cites recent trades and young players boosting the roster.
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Lye
Ieague
Attuck
Theve
Darie
AL Sorond
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Bazemen
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Franke Fitch
Tony Cucainello
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