Bears Rescue Efforts Seen As Beasts Mull Losses
Winters and Allen work to bolster the Bears as Smith aims to pitch again. Beaumont defeat San Antonio 10 to 3 after a dramatic ninth inning collapse by the Bears and key San Antonio hurlers. Warwick's two‑run homer and late rallies spark the visitors in a rough game.
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Cublets
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Bob Coueckmaan
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Chaney Nemesis to Meet HudSins Yoris in April Fight
Tommy Brien of Milwaukee, a promising lightweight, left for the Pacific Coast to face Ace Hud ai Soo Benjamin at Old Ascot Pace track in Los Angeles. Brien has deserted the New York state athletic lightweight championship tournament due to an injured hand but helped the other contenders by promoting Chaney of Fink Kilmore.
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Hudsins
Nea Yoris
Tommy Brien
Milwaukee
Pacifix
Ace Hudai Soo Benjamin
Ascot
Los Angel O'Brien
New “York State Athletic
Mosibei
Fink Kilmore
Baseball Box Score Summary From Unclear Source
A garbled box score recounts player names and actions including hits and runs. The text references multiple players such as Couchman, Washburn, Foreman, and Meyer with scattered team and umpire notes but remains largely incomprehensible.
College Baseball Scores From Various East and Midwest Venues
In Columbia Missouri Mistoari defeated Nebraska 4 to 3. At Princeton Brown beat Boston University 31 to 4. Providence hosted Brown 31? Boston University. Bloomington saw Ohio State 6 beating Indiana. Annapolis saw Harvard 4 over Narr, Holy Cross 2. West Point hosted Army 2 defeating Lafsyente 2.
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Obis State
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Harvard
Narr
Holy Cross
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Niszara
West Point
Lafsyente
Li Army
St Anthony's College routs Engineers in dust-filled slugfest
St Anthony's College overwhelmed Company D of the Second Engineers 1240-10 on the college diamond in windy conditions. Powers led the Saints with a double and triple while Casey contributed four hits. Machen and Casey produced key runs as the Engineers nearly tied late. The Station Hospital team from Mauston will visit Saints Sunday at 1 o clock.
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Laux
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Fister to Start as St Mary's Faces Trackenridge in Key Game
Fister of St Mary's Academy and Dittmar of Trackenridge High clash on the mound at Block Station Thursday in a second round Academic Lens game. Trackenridge won the earlier meeting. St Mary's edged St Edward's Academy in a relief effort. Fister starred at bat with a double and two singles.
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Inside Golf Technique From 31 Golf Chaowians
Inside Golf columnist Chester Horton warns that a slow start to the back swing sets rhythm for the entire motion and prevents jerkiness. He notes that a rapid start leads to loss of control at the top of the backswing and invites erratic shots.
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Weinley Victory Over Salesmanship Club Thrown Out
McKitley Avenue Sunday School victors face upheaval as Salesmanship Club is expelled from the league. Interleague changes shift schedules and lineup moves include Charley Weiss joining McKinley’s squad and new matchups listed for next Saturday at multiple field sites.
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Massie
Nage
Reagan
Charley Tasler
Bet Action
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Gure Nailor
Charley Weiss
Babe Ruth
Werner
Rennert
Nurmi
Roberts Medan
Southwestern University
English Golf Vets Lose To Unknowns In Championship
In the all English amateur championship second day England’s veteran players fell to lesser known rivals. Former British champs John Pall and By Laser were eliminated. Carl Dretherton, a favorite, also lost to E. Vitixen. Waller and Che Whee champions advanced after Hyedaey’s play.
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Rosfers
John Pall
Laser
Formes
J. Ly BR
Tlardman
IE. Seiden
Carl Dretherton
Pat Sgt
San Angelo Player Wins West Texas Golf Championship
Aleve Celtins of the San Angelo Country Club won the first West Texas Golf Association championship title after a playoff with Penrose Mitcalfe, both of San Angelo. Fafus Clay of Breckenridge finished second, C. M. Falchler third, with Lyman, Tar, Lonnie King, and others in subsequent flights. Roy Morgan of Abilene beat Charles Lyman of Breckenridge by one stroke in the playoff for the medalist.
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Tez
Aleve Celtins
San Angelo
Cluj
West Texas Golf Association
Hery
Penrose BR Mitcalfe
San Angels
Fafus Clay
Breckenridge
C. M. Falchler
Rmatehex
C. V. Lyman
A. DL. Tar
Lonnie King
Thurbersjd
Hemphill
Puc
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Roy Morgan
Abilene
Charles Lyman
Bankers Meeting Golf Threatens Fourth Day Plans
Augusta Ga April 23 The American Tankers Association executive council faced a dilemma as the spring meeting nears its end Golf lure shifts focus from routine business to possible last day changes Opinions on deflation endowment scholarships and college economics programs appeared to shape the disrupted agenda with reports from leaders suggesting a lean council session ahead
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Augusta
American Tankers’ Association
Totpen
Greb and Walker Set for Polo Grounds Bout in June
Harry Greb and Mickey Walker complete signups for the June 19 charity show at the Polo Grounds. Greb to receive 20 percent of receipts, Walker 40 percent. Greb risks middleweight title, Walker no title at stake. The card also features Harry Wills vs Charlie Weinert in the hospital fund event.
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Harry Greb-Smickey Walker
Polo
Greb
Walker
Harry
Pittsburgh
Harry Wills
Charlie Weinert
Two Players Suspended After Umpire Altercation
Chicago April 23 three suspensions imposed by President Hickey of the American Association on two players for trouble with umpires. Nick Allen manager of St Paul received a suspension for misconduct with Umpire Hayes in Indianapolis. Quitch McGowan of the Kansas City Blues drew a suspension for conduct with Umpire McGrew at Toledo. Claude Parkiner English billiard player touring Canada made a 367 point run in 40 seconds over a short exhibition.
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American Association
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Indianapolis
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Toledo
Montreal
Claude Parkiner
Canada
Youth Battle Highlights Buffs Victory Over Waco in Pitch Duel
Frank Barnes leads South Prairie with strong pitching as Houston State Teachers College’s Raymond Benge dominates Waco. Buffs win 5 to 2 after a tight battle with seven scattered hits. Key hits include Bienze Powell and Stumpf with multi-base plays and Compton supplying RBI. Umpires Daly and Osberns call a 1 hour 40 minute game split between Gleason and Benge.
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Wachtel Dominates Dallas as Fort Worth Wins
Paul Wachtel hurled a strong game against Dallas, allowing only three hits as Fort Worth defeated Dallas by a single run. Edingbow drove in three runs, while Umpire Bauman and the crowd noted tense moments in the fourth inning.
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Dallng Boy
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OWA
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Pennant Chasers Texas League standings and notes
Texas League standings and player mentions include Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, New York, and Chicago. The fragment lists team positions, batting and pitching credits, and battery pairings such as Bush and Dixon and Smith and Tyatt amid scattered game results and lineups.
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Cleveland
St Louis
Bush
Dixon
Smith
Tyatt
Washington
New York
AL Washington
Hocker
Francis
H. Jonath Bengougsh
Johnson
National League results scattered across yesterday's games
Baseball scores show New York beating Boston and Brooklyn over Philadelphia while Pittsburgh and Cincinnati posted wins. The Chicago Chicago and St Louis clashes also featured in the day’s National League slate with multiple batting achievements noted.
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Cincinnati
St Louis
Chicago
Pittsbars
Boston
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Jacobson Seeks Higher Pay Amid Contract Talks
A clash over a new contract for outfielder Jacobson dominates early season talk. He reportedly requested $19,000 per year, then signaled willingness to accept $8,000 for a one year or $87,000 for two, with a ten day clause. Jacobson fumed that his team ignored him as a public display drew attention.
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Facobson
Jerday
Efer Bi Mosier
Facobeon
Sanford
Jacobson
Ban Johnson
Gassem Nominal Triumph in Prep With Live Wires Clash
The Poison Gassers of the Public Service League beat Live Wires 9 10 2 in a practice, benefiting from strong batting. Jimmy Miller collected a triple and a double while Ramos added four doubles and a single for the winners. Wokifaher doubled and C Freeman was the only loser with two hits.
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Jimmy Miller
Ramos
Ners
Wokifaher
C. _freeman
fHillesnie
Roland C. Freeman
Zimmericae Ae Sarrai
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