Tribe on extended road trip to May seventh
The Indians begin a long swing through Texas and nearby states lasting until May 7, facing Waco, Houston, Fort Worth, and Dallas as part of a crucial tour that could make or break the season. Affected by injuries, the squad loses catcher Wrank Mesers and players Thorpe Hamilton and pitcher Meyers, with Dick Monds guiding a 2–1 victory in Waco amid a tense schedule.
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Omer Meremond
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Wrank Mesers
Thorpe Hamilton
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Meyers
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Biein
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Rebinkel
Fragmented OCR sports schedule with scattered team names
Partial list of upcoming games includes Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis with references to venues such as Cleveland and Washington. The text mixes city names and clusters like national and regional dates, unreadable lines, and misordered team references without clear results or dates.
Doeg Winner At Pinehurst
Doeg wins the Pinehurst singles crown at the United North and South tenants tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina defeating John Deer of Santa Monica California while Wilmer Aliso of Avuiin California and John Van Ryn of Orange California claim the doubles title. Mangin of Newark New Jersey had held the doubles title prior to Van Ryn. In the women’s singles Penelope Anderson of Richmond defeats Marian Jessup of Wilmington Delaware 65 14 6 3.
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United North and South
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Deer
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Wilmer Aliso Af Avuiin
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Theeg
van Rey
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Bed, Terror
Cenrge Lott
Chicago
Love
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Richmond
Mrs. Marian
Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Thief Steals Gish Medal Collection From Home
A thief broke into Ton Gish’s San Antonio home Saturday afternoon while his mother was away for 40 minutes and stole a 70 year spanning set of gold awards, medals, trophies, and emblems from athlete families and teams. The loss includes a prized Giah'n accvaanf emblems and other valuables, with concern raised by supporters and potential suspects.
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Thierra
Ton Gish
Grend Eld Mai
San Antonio
Tommy Wan
Rolfox Pola
Gwedala
Tom
Indian Box International League Summary
Moriaster 9 battles Newark in an international league matchup. Athletes from both sides compete for regional standings as teams test lineup depth and scoring potential.
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International League
Moriaster
Ate i
Battle
Uy Daliiere
Newark
He'll Prove Handy George Darrow A Lone Star Southpaw
George Darrow, the Indians' clever left-hander, has shown he knows the game and should be among the league's most effective southpaws this season. He is expected to win many games for S. A.
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George Darrow
Indians
George
S. A
Embarrassment at Score Behind Mrs Hill in Golf
FAN AB CITY April 21 A scrambled report notes Mrs Hill facing an awkward score in a self sponsored golf tournament. Details are unclear but reference to qualification rounds and national recognition in time for a European trip.
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Santas City
Sailor
Hill
Ui Stata
Ovvter
Jessena
New York
Word of Ball Player Death Hits Grandmother in Texas
In Mount Yerngn Texas on April IL fancrad services will be held for Veexear a baseball player and his sixty year old grandmother who died after learning the south had been killed by a pitched ball. J. Stunt Campbell died when struck on the head during a game yesterday at Varley Texas. Mrs J Stanr Davie of Purles also died soon after receiving the news of the accident.
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Mike Gonzales May Catch In Coast Loop
Chicago April 21 veteran Cuban catcher Mike Gonzales, released by the Cubs when Harrnet's arm revived, met with President William L. Weerk to discuss joining William Wrigley's other club Los Angelon of the Pacific Copat league. He also talked with Mike Keller, manager of the Schieugetts American Astoniation end.
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Mike Gonzales
Chicago Cubs
Gabby Harrnet
William L. Weerk
William Wrigley
Los Angelon
Gonzalen
Mike Keller
Schieugetts
Cleveland releases Dorman and Hooks
Cleveland announces roster moves sending rookie outfielder Dorman to the American Association. Rookie baserunner Hooks also released, with Hooks joining Kansas team while Dorman moves to another club. details from Lilly Eran, general manager, cite reassignments and sale.
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Charles Lorman
Ales Hoska
Irsibase Monn
Lilly Eran
Undine
Aggies Host Texas In Key 1930 Baseball Series
AGS and Texas Longhorns prepare for a decisive two game set at Kyle Field in College Station. Coach Higginbotham relies on Tommie Mille or Pete Wendt to start, with multiple pitchers available including Lelant Winter, Lou Cody, and Eddie Gorman. Both teams chase the conference pennant, having split recent games and held similar records, with heavy hitting expected in both outings.
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Iron Nuaoy
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Weekend Sports in Brief Tennnis and track highlights across multiple venues
Pinehurst sees Johu Diver defeat Gregory Mangin in North and South singles final with doubles losses. Vienna Japan leads Austria in series opener. Beaulieu Wranre-Tilden Coen win Beautien doubles over France’s Magaloff. Boston sees Clarence DeMar win seventh Boston Marathon. Kansas meets set records as Leland runs century in 4-10. Stanford defeats California in a dual meet 821-45. Ohio State tops Pitt 40-4. North Carolina beats Penn State in a dual meet 701-2 to 551-2. Beauvais wins steeplechase worth 11 000 dollars. Navy falls to Annapolis varsity crew at quarter-length. Mrs. Chones’s Inception wins at Havre de Grace. Creighton signs 98 head football coach Arthur Stack from Neb-Ark.
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Gregory Mangin
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Tider
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Pittsburgh
Simpson
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Mr. ‘T
Fields Offers Rich Purse for Corbett Bout
San Francisco April 21 Ancl Hoffman of the Monarch Athletic Club telegraphed Jackie Fields welterweight champion a guaranteed 60000 to meet Young Corbett California challenger in a championship bout. Pacific Coast League news and related sports notes accompany the report with scattered local references and incomplete lines.
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Corbett
San Francisco
Ancl Hoffman
Monarch Athletic Club
Jackie Fields
Young Corbett
Frean
Calif
Hikers bench scene and photographer debate
Fragmentary dialogue shows Bill Muber and an Indian player near a bencheside dispute over photos and timing. The photographer presses for a shot while the coach or editor-like figure Questions the immediacy, hinting at tension and potential performance worries.
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Bill Muber
Bet & Photographer
Mr. Huber
Utilities Open City League With Win
Public Service Utilities opened their league season with a 12 to 7 victory over Union, using 20 baserunners on 16 hits and eight walks. Miller and Carter pitched for the winners, while Griesenbeck led the losers with a double and two RBIs.
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Speedy dogs race in national meet in Kansas
April 21 in Girart Kansas reports the opening of the National nursing association spring meet. Racing events offer about 16000 in prizes with the National Pularity and National Waltertap among the richest purses. Ground conditions favor racers with firmer footing reducing sore feet from hard earth.
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Waterloo
Primo Carnera Suspension Probable After Fight
The State Athletic Commission is expected to recommend an indefinite suspension for Primo Carnera and revocation of his license after the Oakland bout with Leon Chevalier. The altercation led to a towel being thrown in by Robert Perry and Tim Mollrath, with Chevalier alleging threats.
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Cis
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Primo Curena
Leon Chevalier
Craung
Chevalier
Perry
Indiana Ohio State Open With Victories
Indiana and Ohio State opened the 1920 Western conference baseball race with wins as Indiana defeated Chicago and Ohio State toppled Purdue in Columbus. Seven games slated this week include Michigan, Northwestern, Wisconsin, and Illinois matchups, with Minnesota visiting Indiana and Purdue traveling to Northwestern.
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Chicago
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Obie State
Hoosiers
Obie
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Collumbus
Ohio
Michigan
Northwestern
Lafayette
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English star Chogen by champion English star Chogen by champion
Elizabeth Ryan, a former Californian, will be the doubles partner of Helen Wills Moody in both the French and British championships. Wills Moody and Ryan have a storied history, with Ryan winning Wimbledon doubles titles six times, partnering Wills in six of those victories. Moody plans to sail for Europe aboard the Bereogarth tomorrow.
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Elizabeth Ryan
Hyvinga Bogland
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Wills
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Mran Moody
Mise Ryan
Mian Wills
Marie EK. Browne
Suzanne Lenden
Sleaney Goss
Blis
Moody
Europa
Bereogarth
Dallas Receives Adkins Adkine Release From Chicago
A Chicago White Sox pitcher Adina Graily is reported to be released to the Dallas club in the Texas league. The move follows an exclusion story about George Wackerby and Grady Adkson being turned over to Dallas by the major leagues.
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George Wackerby
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Sedgwick Williams Win Tennis Doubles
Gene Bodewick and Tom Wetec of Patlic Rervics triumph as the No. 1 doubles team defeating Suhneon and Robertson of Alamo Iron Works in a Saturday match, 61 6 60. Other results show Yodlce 10 New Orlarno 7 and Jemonia 6 with varied scores across multiple small matches.
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Gene Bodewick
Tom Wetec
Patlic Rervics Company
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Alamo Iron Works
Sdutatan Association
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Orlarno
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Chattanoore Birealaghers
Texas League Boxes Excerpt Highlights Batting Notes
Fragmentary Texas League box score chatter lists players and line items with numerous garbled names. It references Batemen, Miorria, Barnes, Byanes, Basil, and Unpress among others, noting hits, outs, and field actions in a terse, clipped game summary style.
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