Penner Promises Rival Pitching In Houston Showdown
In Houston on April 15 Dan Lingman and Ben Penner loom as early San Antonio and Houston aces for the series second game between the Bears and Buffaloes. Both clubs won their openers, with Houston and San Antonio showing renewed morale. Manager Mize reshuffles to spark offense, while Boyd starts for Houston and struggles early before Stuart Jacobs seizes relief. The game stays tight as Houston ties it in the second and Mitch Miller drives a late rally, but defending a two-run lead, Penner and Lingman clash in a pitching duel that could swing the series.
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Ben Penner
Aces
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Houston
Bosis
The
Dears
Buffaloes
Bob Coachmay
Ole
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Mize
Bruins
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Koenig at shortstop questioned as Yankees plan shifts
The article reports on manager Huggins weighing Koenig for shortstop next season and the doubt surrounding Koenig’s readiness. It notes discussions during winter training, possible lineup changes, and comments from Charley and Art Fletcher about Koenig’s potential role and efforts to prove his merit.
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Bill Slocum
Surelius
Miler
Ray Morebart
Tosy Ladzért
Bistot
Koenig
Ry ‘Egal Beouebe
St Petersburg
Charley
Art Fletcher
Konnig
Mark
Gugalns
Mark Koenig
Nokory
Bear Box Notes From Fragmented Local Item
Fragmented OCR text references names and places such as Martin Lester Miller Henry Moyd and PSU context with unclear actions. The readable fragments hint at a local item or notice set in a town or school region with names of people and institutions, but the full event, action, date, or outcome is not clear. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise brief.
Texas Baseball Game Summary From Fragmented OCR Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Texas baseball game with players Hobertson Elliott and Fillette, multiple bases and pitches, and a 3 03 game length. The text names Galloway, Pratt, Briscoe, Shires, Connolly, Cupze, and others in vague sequence, lacking clear results or dates.
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Esse Agens Conralty
Ealagion
Aoa
Serna
Taeee Durning
Aberteom
Storgex
Zeore
Thorn
Sommers
Galloway
Hobersop
Billot
Pratt
Wallowey
Capes
Gault
Pall Hobertson
Eliiott
Eiliott
Fillette
Illety
Bie
Elliott
South Side Dudes Defeat Zirkel Nine
A compact game report notes the South Side Dudes defeating Zirkel Nine in a local matchup. Key players and final score are not clearly legible, but the action centers on a late surge by the Dudes and defensive stands by Zirkel. The item reads as a brief sports blip from a scanned page.
Nine at St Edwards lineup notes players and positions
Shortstop John Fister utility Fortis Brotherman center field Emmett OShaughnessy second base Tom Kilday first base Homer Olsen catcher Waters James third base
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John Fister
Fortis Brotherman
Emmett O’shaughnessy
Tom Kilday
Homer Olsen
Waters (Watty) James
Flag chasers and local track results at Fort Worth meets
A fragmented report lists competitors Flag, Chasers, Pigg, Sinndes, Sha Antunie and Houston. It notes Fiaco and Braumast in Fort Worth events with Wichite Fails and Shroetert at Lenoc, hinting at results and placements in a regional meet.
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Pigg Sinndes
Sha Antunie
Houston
Fiaco
Braumast
Wichite
Fert wWorth
Lenoc
England Sends Strong Relay Team to U S Meet
Philadelphia April 18 A Cambridge University team from Cawbridge University Hagland led by Lord David Burshley arrives in Philadelphia on April 29 to compete at the University of Pennsylvania games. The visitors will enter four relay events and individual races, aiming to defend their 1935 title. Burshley headlines a strong squad including Weightman-Stmuth and Lin Taetane-Taatmouth, with British athletes bringing their best to challenge Penn Princeton and other U S rivals.
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David Burshley
Cawbridge University
Hagland
Pennsylvania
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Isu ‘Tes
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Burghley
Wilson
Kane
Ohio Wesleyan
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Alaralia Pois
G. Weightns
A. Teatamute
Oxford
Cambridge
Nngel
Hudler
Livingstone-Learmouth
Lin Taaetane
Taatmouth
Wutee
Weightman
Texas Longhorns tied for seed in Southwestern Goat race
Texas University Longhorns and Texas A&M share six victories and two defeats as they near a weekend Texas Southwestern Goat championship in Austin and Houston venues. Baylor and Aggies face losses from the prior week while other conference games bracket the schedule.
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Texas University Longhorns
Texas Age’ Sies
Austin
Southwestern
Chamyinashin
Aiker
Dave
Exas
Baylor
Wis Hélanée
Aggies
My Uj
Main High Meets Peacock Nine in Wednesday Field Game
Main High and Peacock Military School clash at Gaxréte field with a 3:00 p.m. start Wednesday. Home team Main High looks to rebound after recent losses as Peacock attempts to upset on the road.
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Msi High
Peacock Military School
Gaxréte Field
Nori
Feas
Kansas Relays draw 113 schools to event in Lawrence
One hundred and thirteen schools including Servite participate in the fifth Kansas Relays to be held in Lawrence on April 23. Final checks show a strong field of college and high school entrants across track events and field disciplines.
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Collegéa Ani
Kansas
Iusietwe
Koenig Wee
Yankees
Fogue
Secomil
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