Beaumont Bears Rally Past Traders in Friday Night Tilt
In the third Beaumont series game, the Bears defeated Teague Brookers 15 to 11 at the Perk. San Antonio Richling led with a 4 for 5 day including a homer, while Clark and Rosenthal fueled the offense with key extra-base hits. Watt closed with a perfect ninth, securing the win as Beaumont pitchers struggled for consistency.
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Ebbets Dies After Relapse in Dodgers History
Brooklyn magnate Charles A. Ebbets dies after a relapse following two weeks in New York, ending a career that began as a 1883 bookkeeper and led to the Dodgers presidency. He shepherded the franchise through turmoil, helped keep the National League franchise in Brooklyn, and leaves four children. Funeral plans set for Trinity Church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Box Score of a Turbulent Baseball Game
A fragmentary box score shows runs and players including Grmald Fore man Osborne Lord Tsu Haley Brovolt Gonzales Hozentheltty Waehborn Clare Hoe Gres untt Coverman Hrowold Schwab Deviveros with stolen bases sacrifices and messy pitching lines. Pitchers Long Covnemman McNess Cor Taan Neal Coschman Lonpy Pinto Med wild pitches. Wording reflects garbled OCR from the era.
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West Texas Loses Thrilling Cuero Nine
Cuero High School Gobblers rallied from behind to defeat West Texas Military Academy 3 to 2 at Cuero. Newman of Cuero held West Texas scoreless through early innings, then Cuero broke through in the ninth on a key drive by Newman.
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Beaumont Beams: Frantic Run Capped by Spectacular Plays
Nee around him and dig for home on he threw the bell vainly to catch another runner. Booe made a spectacular one handed catch as Rosenthal Washburn double play ended the game. Lat the retirement of Oxborine between home and third in the eighth, and Ginl gale’s second basemen spark. Beromont appears Saturday and Sunday with a road trip starting Monday at Warro.
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Thousand Athletes Enter Kansas Relays at Memorial Stadium
More than 1000 athletes from twelve states entered the third annual University of Kansas relays at Memorial Stadium. Fifteen relays and eleven special events were set, with Missouri Valley schools strong in sprint relays and four mile races. Texas won the medley relay, Occidental College entered again, and Olympic stars Charles Brookins and Ivan Huey were slated for a special 220 yard low hurdle race. KEKU radio would broadcast a description and results at 4:30 a.m. CST on a 27 meter wavelength.
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Greb Dominates Wilson in Third Bout Victory
In Boston on April 13 Harry Greb of Pittsburgh the middleweight champion scored his third win over Johnny Wilson of New York former titleholder in a ten round match. Greb weighed 108 1 2 pounds to Wilson 164 1 2 and used fast movement and sharp counters to control the bout. Wilson struggled to land while Greb dictated the pace with superior aggression. Tommy Freeman of Harrison Ark won decision over Het of Buffalo in the fisher semifinal.
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Hoxie Faces Sands In Pinehurst Final
Pinehurst North Carolina April 1 Hoxie Boston faces Sands of Newport in the mid April golf tournament final after both won semi finals Sands defeated Kane dolph Jr Point Judith Rhode Island while Hoxie beat John Chapman Greenwich Connecticut 2 1 in a tight semi final contest
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Shriners Honor Pratt In Muggy Waco Ceremony
Derrill Ry Pratt, manager of the Waen baseball team, was elected Thursday night to a shrine temple membership in Karem Bliring Temple, Waco. He received an engraved membership jewel before the gathering. Pratt's shrine affiliation is Moslem Temple of Detroit.
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Inside Golf: Subtle weight shift in swing technique
Chester Borlon discusses golf weight transfer noting players overreact to shifting weight. He advises minimal hip motion to move weight to the right leg, enabling a smooth swing without visible body movement.
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College Baseball Scores From Across the Nation
Reports from multiple sites show Aggies and rivals posting wins. At Starkville Mississippi the Aggies defeated Tulane 41 to 4, while Arkansas beat S$21 45 to 3 at Fayetteville. Other results include Kansas State, Missouri, Georgia and Notre Dame competing in early season games. In London Craven Stakes winner Picaroon, trained by A. R. Cox, led by Bullock, claimed a one length victory. Austin High School topped Georgetown in a city athletic meet with 52 points to 22.5.
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Shreveport shuts out Spurs in lopside win
Shreveport hammered the Spudders 31 to 1 in a one sided game. Luderus homered and added two singles, Calfner and Ostergard sparked the offense as McCabe and Piggs worked on the mound for the win.
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Davis Again Swats Cats to Victory
Stormy Davis powered Fort Worth with three home runs and a double and single, sparking the Cats to a 7 to 1 win Friday over the Steers. Dallas turned a triple play, Bauman to Hubu to Patterson, as the box score notes Davis driving in runs and stealing momentum with a high hitting night.
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Balls Overtake Waco in Eighth
Houston beat Waco 5 to 4 in a Friday game after Roy Crumpler pitched the last two innings. Frankie Fuller made a remarkable ninth inning catch in short right to preserve the lead. Box score details list multiple players with hits and RBIs, noting two-baggers and a home run.
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Gibbons Tunney Bout Date Moved Up By Commission
Jimmy DeForest secures a June 5 light heavy clash between Gene Tunney and Tom Gibbons at the Polo Grounds after New York State Athletic Commission approval. Outdoor shows span early summer, including Barry Wills and Charley Weinert June 1 at Yankee Stadium. State officials seek May 22 for a Mike McTigue vs Paul Borlenbach match to provide two weeks between events.
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Dick Kerr to Hurl for Semi-Pro Nine
Dick Kerr, former White Sox pitcher, will pitch for the South Bend semi pro team this season per a telegram to the local club. He seeks reinstatement in major league baseball but is barred this year by Commissioner Landis for jumping to minor leagues. Kerr, now in St. Santa, has confirmation from Landis to play with South Bend.
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Pennant Chasers Texas League Report
Fragmentary sports wire notes from the Texas League with game glimpses and battery changes. Mentions Detroit Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington results, plus rain interruptions and pitching/outing details. References include lists of players Blaventship Mangum and Dixon with varied score bits and lineups.
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National League Standings and Baseball Results
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 3-1-0 and Boston at 12. Chicago 11.720 Philadelphia 2-2. Batting and pitching details list players Lewis and others. American and minor leagues report scattered game results including Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 9, and Chicago 9 Pittsburgh 6 with various batters noted.
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Pilletté Sold Outright to Vernon Club
April 18 report says Detroit Tigers pitcher Pilletté has been purchased outright by the Vernon Club of the Pacific Coast Baseball league. He will join the Vernon squad in Seattle next week, per Vernon secretary Howard Lorenz.
Giants swap Ryan to Boston Braves for Jim McNamara
Boston reports that Rosy Bf Ryan, a right handed pitcher, was traded from the New York Giants to the Boston Braves in exchange for pitcher Hi McNamara and a sum of money.
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