Missions Preseason Test At Galveston Tense Exhibition Clash
The Missions travel to Galveston for a final preseason game followed by a Beeville exhibition win. Skipper Hank Severeld ponders lineups, with opening day decisions due later as Beeville notes mention Hillin and pitching struggles amid six Texas League errors.
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Texas
Galveston
Public Service of Mass
Guiletine Ty
Odinck
Luling
Hank Severeld
Msiler
Hal Wiltse
Seveheid
Louis Browns
Missions Club
Beeville
Trxssleagers
Ash Hillin
Piiching
Bwean Schuie Furniture clash in Austin double header
Perez and Lyons will lead the Star Burlers of the Sablour Brewers against Lacy Cox and Frank Lane in a Sunday double header at Van Darcie stadium Austin starts at 2 30 with Baron Trelang catching for Austin and Hank Guerra pitching for Latinas Bart Burke to umpire replacing Andy Andrews as the West Texas Jenge manager vacancy emerges
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Perez
Lyons
Herl
Chee-Chee Pere
Rusty Lyone
Sablour Brewers
Lacy Cox
Frank Lane
Bwean-Schuile Furniture Fine
Austin Sion
van Darcie Stadium
Baron Trelang
Austin
Hank Guerra
Texan Oilers
Bart Burke
Tumpire
Andy Andrews
Hze
Orson cli
West Texas
Jenge
Cambridge Eleven Beats Yale in Yale Bowl
The Cambridge University team continued its American tour by defeating Yale 82 to 8 in the Yale Bowl. In Texas, the Texas Christian University golf team, led by Captain Jimmy Walls, won 4 to 2 against Texas Tech at Glengarden Country Club.
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New Haven
Cambridge University
Yale University Fitters
Almsrog
TCU
Yort Worth
Apr
Texas Chaetian Uni
Jimmy Walls
Texas Tech
Glengarden Country
Tule
Abandon High Track Classic Ends at Chicago
The University of Chicago meets the end of its national interscholastic track and field games after 25 years. National recreation groups oppose such events for high schools and will not sanction a continuation. Thomas Metcalfe, athletic director, confirms the decision following a letter from GC Whitten of the national federation. The 30th running was tentatively set for early summer.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Glenn Gunninghem
Sisrence
Hauser
P Morgan Taylor
Tie Tolan and
Ross
Thomas N.tealle
Stagg
Metcalle
National Federaion
Univerity of
Chicapa
Dine
Coh
Wrestling card set for Walkathon arena next Wednesday
Promoter Harry Cottman announced a double main event headlined by The Big Bad Wolf and George Kevsrly with Rolly bot Calif in the undercard at Walkathon arena. Juan Humberto joins the main area while Fox from The Dalles and Means Coffman fight in supporting bouts as wrestling headquarters relocates to a new office.
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Walkathon Arena
Harry Cottman
Big Bad Wolf
Guyer
George Kevsrly
Rollybot
Calif
Juan Humberto
Gyerone ‘Fox
Coffman
Dugie Wall
Fis Aowuites
Woslksthon
Autoista
Kavarro
Fannin
Texas Elevens Ramp Chevigny Joshes Norton Feature
Austin April 4 The opening day roundup of ex students and mothers highlighted prospects for the Texas eleven. A 2 0 upset victory showcased the leanings of players with strong blocking and sideline commentary from Chevigny. Rice Institute scrimmage previews the toughest schedule ahead as Kitts and Heinenberger prepare a versatile backfield.
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Chevigny
Joshes Norton
Texas Elevens
Austin
Jack Ghevigny
University of Texas
Msi
Texas
Rojal
Wil
Oouses
Bobhy
Chevigns
Chevighy
Enetiy
Houston
Apell
Rice Field
Rice Institute
Jimmy Kitts
Lo Heiienberger
Othe Otis
Dean McCauley
Bill Walelace
Harry With
Harry Fouke
Buck Bricdman
Ami Specis
Sarah Margaret Blair
M. B. Blair
Third Court of Civil Appeals
University
Gray winds up in Milwaukee St Louis
Sarm Gray and Lou Tight-Wand Pitener were involved in an incident with the St. Louis Browns after a quarrel with manager Rogers Mornspy. The dispute led to injuries and a scheduled court appearance.
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Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Sarm Gray
Lou
Pitener
Bt. Louis Browns
Maugeer
Rogers Mornspy
Renerae
Sheeee Bresers
Anserts Ratinns
Asultenies
Tee Brown
Miznager
Brann Sik
Fairmount Plans 34 Day Race Meet Details
Fairmount outlines a 34 day race meet starting April 1 with a 44 racing event schedule. The plan includes a governing report by S. Foer, a Valley dock club official, and participation confirmation from the Pier Valley association. Meetings reviewed dates and target end in May.
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Fairmount
Reenga
S. Foor
Tuesday Fight Card Headlined by Double Main Event in Houston
Houston card announced with a double main event featuring Salbang of New York City versus Don La Rue of Montyes in one bout and Botsky Garris versus Henson as welterweight action in the other, with Jack Doss of Auztiq also on the card.
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Houston
Tirtley
Pramatry Simrale
Valddiewrignis
Salbang
New York City
Don la Rue
Montyes
Figt
Adernandore
Ad-Jaulters
Botsky Garris
Henson
Jack Doss
Auztiq
Clabaugh Traded from Atlanta Club to Galveston Hoyas
April 14 report confirms Moses Clabaugh a Southern Association outfielder being traded from the Atlanta club to Galveston Hoyas. Officials note Clabaugh will start in left field with others in the outfield rotation as the deal proceeds, terms and exact price not disclosed.
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Galveston
Moses Glabaugh
Southern Associatior
Galveston ‘Hoyas
Clavaugh Pelt
Buccaneer Autivéld
Ceesion
Moses
Gaver
Bell
Washington Crew Triumphs Over California in Regatta
Washington Huskies edged California Bears to retain the Pacific Coast rowing championship at Puget-N. June 6 saw a strong crowd of up to 80,000 witness a thrilling national regatta where Washington won by a narrow margin after a late spurt. California fought hard, pushing to the wire in a dramatic race on the river.
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Az Cres
Washington
Puagh- N
Huskie
Foran Nacional
Siphomores
Calforni
Hudson
Huskies
Bears Inn
Brown Fights Here Tuesday Elks card in San Antonio
Willard Brown returns to San Antonio Tuesday night to headline the Elks fight card at the Walks How arena. He faces Indiana boxer Manuel Castro of Houston, coming off a hairline setback and recent wins. Castro has claims over Davey Abad and George Salvadore, with losses to Berker, while Jack Kay of Houston headlines a second bout. Benny Le and Joey Martines may appear as the six round opener.
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Willard Brown
San Antonio
Elks
Tee
Indiana
Manuel (Windent") Casto
Houston
Brown
Midge México
Edvin Derner
New Orleans
Richie Mack
Sammy Sofia
Lupe Venoria
Castro
Davey Abad
George Salvadore
Bobby Cox
Hobby Garele
Berker
Jack Kay
Benny le
Joey Martines
Wil
San Angrlg
Witon Dunn
Oklahoma
Aligher
Duke Tramel
Fort, Worth
Tven
American Legion
Tramel
Todian Jae
Billy O'Brian
Louisiana
Hugh
Pullerton, Jr
Suen
Heffnerland Red Rolle
Yankees
Negnfield Pale
Harvey Lavagetto
Pirates
Harlan Cyt
Alan Strange
Browns
Zeke Bontra
Winte Sox
Hal Trosky
Indians
Sea
Myleagtes
Clits
Strange
Ray Pepper
George Puccinelli
Uno Carding
Ollie Benna
Second
Buck Newson
Tie Dim Weaver
Brooklys
Dodgers
Giants
ABO
Buffalo
Cubs
Augie Galan
Woody English
Hoy Joluee
Cardinals
Pail Dean
Diezy
Prother
Winford Jack
Rolle Wid Helmer
Ifeld
Jack Satzpaver
Joe McCarthy
Jimmy Destany
Harry Smythe
Johnny Murphy
John’ Broacs
Yalinger
Omar Smith Fights in A and M Finals at College Station
April 14 finals set for the Texas A&M intramurals at Memorial Gym. Weight divisions crown finalists including Omar Smith of San Antonio in 125 pounds alongside Jo Houk of Waco. Other brackets list competitors from Dallas, Ploydada, Houston, Bryan, and Celina with scheduled matchups and venues in College Station.
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Omar Smith
College Station
Ning
Texas Aggie Inteamars
Memorial Gymnasium
Frank Rundsett
Dallas
Dick Connally
Carmis Christi
Omer Smith
San Antonio
Jor Houk
Waco
Bam Bulledge
Ploydada
Harry’ Smith Pott Worth
Son
Grovewerk
Bob Epps
Preefort
Ralph Grant Houston
Frank Laval
Boar
Mont
I. Davies
Borie
J. B. Bisbey
Houston
G. B. Adams
Bryan
Joe Rautt
Chapel Hill
C. A. Barber
Abilene
Marvin Simms
Celina
Topping Rallies to Defeat Lester in Mason and Dixon Golf
Dan A. Torpinz of Greenwich won the fourteenth Mason and Dixon amateur golf championship in a 37 hole final over Lester White at the While course, coming from behind to claim victory. Spuiguere Ing Fokert Lestey and Weat Orange Kod provided early opposition in a match shortened by the weather and finished as runners up.
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Lester White
Sulphur Eprings
W. Va
Abril Muris
Dan A. Torpinz
Greenwich
Cann
Spuiguere
Fokert Lestey
Weat
Orange
Kod
Dunn Knocks Out Champ Clark In Fifth Round
Wilson Dunn, noted as a Ponta City Wikiman, scored a knockout over Champ Clark, the reigning Navy heavyweight champion, in the fifth round of the main event on the Crawford pool card held Friday night. The rain delays and slippery canvas hampered both fighters as Dunn landed a sequence of rights to seal the win. Gomez also scored a decisive victory over Santos Delgada in an earlier bout, while Chato Gonzales drew with Huddy Etheridge in a fast, tense affair.
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Doe Shaw Wilson Dunn
Ponta City
Wikiman
Clark
Crawford Pool
Dunn
Chany
Alent
Amack
Chanip
Dow
Roverte Gomez
Santos Delkada
Gomez
Chato Gonzales
Huddy Etheridge
Etheridge
Buddy
Frenkie Escaot
Llg
Chick Banchez
Exesmilte
Fragmented boxing roll call with multiple fighters listed
A jumble of fighter names and weights appears, listing boxers from Minneapolis to New York and beyond. The fragment mentions several cities and clubs, with scattered scores and notes about painters and outpointers, suggesting a partial roster or results page.
Dixie Kid Dies One Of Old Battlers Passes Away
Dixie Kid, famed welterweight with a career from 1299 to 1934, died at age 89 in Missouri. A European tour included a 1941 knockout of Georges Carpentier. he lost the title to Walcott in 1904. Born Aaron L. Brown, his later years were marked by poverty and a reported suicide attempt.
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Ingrles
Asay L. Brown
Mixie Kid
Tracn
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Luck Demprsey
Brown
Ble Ally
Aaron L. Brown
Kay Fulton
Holly Sega
Vis
Sports Card Baturday at San Antonio offers broad events
Sunday sports in San Antonio features diverse events across venues and ages. High school tennis and track meets at Jefferson high and Dietrich high school run afternoon sessions, with junior high track at alert bagie field. Open baseball at Van Daele stadium, polo at filter field, and a state soccer final at Eagle felt. Gun clubs and skeet shooting also listed near Olmos basin range.
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Baturday
San Antonio
Public Service
Techfield
Jefferson High
Dietrich
Alert Bagie Field
Mayy’s Hall
Brockensidge Park
Fort Gain
Horton
Amateu
St van Daele
Sebiers Brewers
Austin
Tig Alamo
Race for Swim Honors Close at Chicago
The women’s national A A U indoor swimming championships near wrap up as Katherine Rawls from Homestead Pa leads the 100 free and 50 yard events with Olive Kickern of Seattle close behind. Dorothy Poynton of Los Angeles, Eleanor Holm Jarrett of New York, and Miss McKean also figure in the tight scoring race with world records already toppled in various exhibitions.
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Chicago
A. A. Uh
Katherine Rawls
Paints
Met
Homestead
Seattle
Wash
Lenoré Right
Ino Tlinpyige
Olive Kickern
Katy
Secon
Miss McKeas
Fish
Pusty
Dorothy Poynton
Los Angeles
Miss Right
Miss McKran J
New York
Medica
Eta
Mack ‘Thuteday
Johnny Weissmutler
Bank League game ends 4 3 as Commerce defeats Frost
Bank League at Cancepeon diamond sees National Bank of Commerce beat Frost National 4 to 3. Commerce tallys four in the third on singles by Poster and Rutledge plus a four-base hit by Haley and a homer by Pab renthold. Frost answers with three in the fourth as McCloskey and Bla mer single, Andrews walks, Pouger singles. Golly limits Frost to six hits while Marbach issues seven walks. Batteries: Commerce Golly Ferguson Frost Markech Stuart.
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National Bank of Commerce
Frost National
Cancepeon Diamond
Commerce
Poster
Rutledge
Haley
Pabrenthold
Frost
McCloskey
Bla‘mer
Andrews
Pouger
Golly
Marbach
Minneapolis Track Meet Results Mention Local Athletes
Partial meet report lists athletes from Bos and Dee citys competing in a Minnesota event. It mentions a sprinter or hurdler named Aizen and a three event schedule at a venue in Minneapolis with specific times and a final result for a competition linked to a school or club.
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Attech
Ommmar
Ted
Hillin
Nedialex
Krausn
Hilt
Eignton
Harahanr
Moore
Sloton
Hir Meehen
Meehan
Asea
Suche
Ling
Mitch
Bomen’ Gan Antonio
Peeville
Ummirez
Vane
Charley Suche
Missions
Mel Jazers
Charley
Tene
San
San Anton
SES
Edison
Joe Ward
Edison High School
Jefferson Field
Kibhe Porter
Leroy
Ian
Albers
Bretresort
Davie
Rex Peeger
le Hanningan
Slecean
Hurennson
Wau
Shirevenert
Herieparr
Sweetwater Spur
Larus
Neston
Ed Taylor
Richmond
Shote
Clabaugh
Atlanta
Washington Crew
California
Champ Clark
Wilson Dunn
Roberto Gomes
Bantos ‘Delgada
Chata Gonzales
Buddy Etheridge
Frankles Escamilla
Senchea
Minneapos
Freddie Miller
A. Teuthe Weiene Dhamnion
Jackie Gharkey
St. Paul
Grand York
Mel Coleman
Duluth
Laurie Reppin
Winiilies
Young Atuhles
Weunée
Bronihard
Maurizie
Tobany' O'Keels
Garfield
Beane
San Francisco
Johnny Eviavin
Minneapoalla
Dewland
Vanrowyer
B.C
Hollywind
Nennyster
Billy Donahue
Thoskd
Wan
Rita Brew
Wallen
Kan
Smith
Cmnna
Philadelphia
Young Sobony Ketchell
Chreter Pa
Mutholnteil
Dixie Kid
Battlers
Uehler
Har Tooms
Joe Wealcott
Faisi
San Proncinco
Lrter
Walcott
Dumite
Satan
Aizen
Eh sMinnaapolia
Lea
RED Sox
Hedon
Red Sex
Vel
Joe Cascatella
Jracy Girly
Tim Makeittany
Montreal
Johnny Mere
Harry Malusak
Oxshoma City
Washington Senators
Knot
Gus Dugas
Mark Filtry
Albany
Catehrr
Elmer Juumpen
Elston
Mane
Shrine
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