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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
6
A scrambled OCR report outlines a large event with Pail Scholz and other stars set to begin Tuesday. It lists many names and seems to describe a race or competition with numerous participants and spectators, noting schedules and seating.
College bail results from Lexington and other campuses show Williams and Mary beating Virginia Millers Institute in a 11 to 7 score while Kaufman baseball team is reported as skittish ahead of a game at Erlson's Park next Monday. An absentee notice hints at a Thursday vote, and several city and regional colleges are listed with scattered scores and locations.
Fragmented OCR lists standings with unreadable club names and mixed letters. The readable items mention teams like Vi guetor and Pine Wores with unclear dates and affiliations, offering no clear results or context.
A fragmented National League update shows Worawsy taking a win with Reels and Peat Fn 4 while several other names appear garbled. Reston Ritua Chenier and Brunklys are among the unreadable entries with Lew Fark and Chicuzo TSt also listed in a jumbled results snapshot.
Fragmented 1920s style sports snippet lists teams and cities with scattered scores and dates. Mentions Washington Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia St. Louis and Boston. References matchups and Wednesday Thursday games, unclear results and lineups.
Dallas defeated Fort Worth 7 10.6 in a charity game marked by four errors and eleven hits by Dallas. Fort Worth managed only zero runs through the first and most of the game, with Dallas building the lead early and holding on despite late Fort Worth attempts.
Fragmented OCR shows an event listing for the Federal League with numerous names, places, and dates obscured. Mentions include Buydas School Tadung Hageball Langue, Afcha Tun, and Calvary Meptisa Covernment, with references to timing around December and January. The garbled text references venues, participants, and associated officials, but concrete results or clear structure are not retained.
An unclear report describes a local Travis Club win at a Wednesday game with mentions of players and a library, noting the outcome of a late clash. Vague references to opponents, coaches, and crowd details imply a community sports night with scores and names obscured by OCR errors.
Shaky play and rough handling marked the game as Cincinnati defeated Shane by a goal tally of 2 to 1. Officials listed were referees Kasi and another umpire as teams and venues shifting between Philadelphia and New York areas.
Fragmented OCR describes wrist and arm mechanics for striking a ball, weight distribution on the heel, and follow through. It mentions timing, body posture, and aimed shots from bunkers and greens, focusing on wrist movement to influence ball flight and control.
An OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and times including Newark and Kansas City references. The text mentions several players and venues in a confused sequence with unclear events and results.
In a fragmented Southern League page, figures and names blur into a murky game recap. Mentions of teams like Mineans and Wol 2d appear amid garbled player and score data, with unclear contexts for Chattanooga, Merritt, and Gilson among scattered surnames.
Parrots win amid scattered reporting as local sports notes mention teams and unsure scores. Fragmentary text references competitions, dates, and players, but concrete details are unclear.
The JAdrHles and the W. Tartil lions split their doubleheader in a St. Josephs Ninevin League night. Opening game saw 262 to 253, second game 241 to 225. Both teams showed solid form despite typos and confusing OCR.
Tennis doubles event draws wide field with 260 entrants. April 15 marks opening rounds at the national court with pairs from New York and Alabama. Tay Gould and Wy HT Mann lead a late entry wave as competition begins.
Openings attracted about 1,000 attendees as news emerged from Gligago about a large opening event. The report notes the New York stock and a chase to Houston, with speculation the hit record may be approached.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a political or sports figure labeled Adams and mentions the federal inquiry. Other readable items reference teams, a seat, and names like Winans and Chik Tor, but specifics remain unclear due to garbled wording.
Shreveport defeated Navigators 9 to 2 after a late burst with two runs in the final inning. Durkin hit a home run in the bottom of the ninth, and Waco also added two more runs earlier. Umpires were Opie, Markel, Hendrig and Toland.
Perry McGillivray of the Illinois AUrepe won the 30yard swim in the National Amateur Athletic Union championships at the Chicago Athletic Club on Wednesday night. His time was 41.5 seconds.
Five racing teams driven by expert drivers compete on a Nome to Canile and return snow trail. The Meodavatters team is idle next Sunday. Unclear names and fragmented phrases reference dog racing events, venues, and participants with limited readable facts.
The Leidy team prepares for a concluding schedule with hopes for a strong display against Beaumantiyers. Coaching mentions pitching strength and player readiness as key factors for the upcoming Tuesday contest and overall finish.
Galveston tramps Buffs in opener as pitchers from Houston and Galveston combine for a fast start. Cries and chants fill the stands while Bartton and Crisas contribute in defense, setting a strong early tone for the season.
Governor Ferguson will join a party of eastern capitalists on an Orient railroad inspection to Texas. The private secretary says the group, invited by banker Kempen of Kansas City and John Miller of Bell County, will consider investing millions to modernize the railroad and place it on sound business footing. Ferguson plans to discuss Texas attitude toward capital and invite favorable financial consideration before staying away from the capital until next Monday.
Prohibition Commissioner Fred Blue rules cider no longer a soft drink after a set time, deeming later sales a violation of the state prohibitions. The decision, tied to enforcement policy, affects local retailers and public notices, with tense implications for the cider market and compliance requirements.
Owners Vin Lawson of ne etenn NE Moet Mave Hee allege four trawlers were seized by German forces during ongoing hostilities. The notice names Katy Cideer and Nemeth Hoy as participants in the incident and references salvage attempts and disputed capture. The report lists various vessels and individuals involved, noting shifting control and wartime disruptions to fishing operations.
April 16 New York medical circles applaud Dr Plots of Mount Sinai Morphlal for announcing an amiliumous vaccine against typhus fever. The germ named buceilas ly anthematus was identified as the typhus agent and the vaccine aims to combat the recent Serbia outbreak.
A notice from Chicago dated April 3 reports that thousands of parcels delayed during shipment from Germany to the United States are being returned. British and French authorities have warned that parcels addressed to German citizens in the United States may be seized if found aboard ships, prompting U.S. readers to await further guidance.
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