Return of Old Infield Follows Indians Shortstop Vacancy
San Antonio Indians plan to bring back Flippen at short after his retirement to help the team through a rough stretch. Roy Auer has been released, Joe Gard remains on the suspended list, and the Indians face Dallas in a key Texas series as Moody’s mound work and new acquisitions shape the lineup.
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Fuentes Breaks Rice Relay Records At Afternoon Meet
Fuentes, the To MTL cadet, tops both trait-mite and mite relays during a single afternoon, as he trains with San iecin to meet Setucay then aims for a national academy or Internclematic meet next month.
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Eckhardt Leads Beaumont Batisst in Turbulent Clash
Eckhardt directs Beaumont Batisst as key players like Thurman and Schuble deliver. Disjointed names and numbers echo a chaotic recap of the odd game with mixed results, multiple scorers, and uncertain final outcomes.
Flag Race and League Play Across Cities Amid Cold Weather
A scrambled sports digest shows flag racing and league schedules across Texas and beyond. Houston, Fort Worth, Dallas, San Antonio, and Beaumant host events with teams like Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, New York, and Boston embedded in a bulk of scattered results. The piece notes postponed games due to cold, upcoming Thursday and Friday fixtures, and partial standings in multiple leagues. The report also mentions American and Western and International league lines, with college and university teams in action and a nod to the University of Oklahoma football lineup continuing their schedule.
National meet calls to Fuentes at Rice Institute end
The piece profiles Hec Fuentes a 18 year old distance and sprint talent from Texas Military Institute. Coaches J C Miller and Walter Miller plan national meet conditioning as Fuentes already holds Rice Institute inter conference marks in the half mile and mile. He ran 1 50.2 for the half and 4 57.5 for the mile, with several races close in under 30 minutes.
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Fish Law questions for Texas fishermen spark guidance
Texas sport fish regulation questions arise as anglers seek clarity on various limits species seasons and licensing. The Light sports department invites readers to email inquiries to be answered on a forthcoming Monday radio segment hosted by Charles C., director of law enforcement for the state fish and wildlife commission.
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Baseball score summary from a noisy 1920s clippings page
In the American League items Jamieson leads the Indians with 533 runs while Hoods and Tudine notch seven in a rough box score. Other lines list batters such as Douthil and Comorosky with dual contributors including Ford and Richburg. Multiple teams including the Pirates? Cardinals? Braves and Senators appear in brief score notes.
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Ath- Cranin
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Athfetics
Howard Ehmke Celebrates His 36th Birthday
Chicago and Ayr BL report Howard Ehmke marks his thirty six birthday with expectations of many greetings. The Philadelphia Athletics pitcher may not receive messages from the Chicago Cubs or other National League champions who often shun such tributes.
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Ayr
Howard
Ehmke
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Ney
GARGON IN CHICAGO FOR GRIFFITHS BOUT
Sailor Jack Garson headed to Chicago from Boston for a 10 round return with Tully Griffiths at the Chicago Stadium on April 30. Despite Gagnon’s six round win over Tuffy in Philadelphia earlier this month Chicago fans favored Griffiths 10-3.
LONDONs Beats Wulstan Tulsa Match Result
Tim Tendas of St Tavis won two falls in a heavyweight wrestling match in Tulsa, defeating Kola Kea ran of Rusia after Landos dropped the match and fall to the Cossack before a comeback to win the third.
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Wulstan
Tulsa
Okla
Tim Tendas
St. Tavis
Kola Kearan
Rusia
Landos
Camel
Rain and Snow Wreck Major League Schedule
New York reports a rain soaked day as major league games were postponed or altered. In Chicago the Cubs defeated the Cardinals 6 to 5 after Charley Grillin’s ninth inning hit. The Phillies beat the Giants 6 to 5 as Thompson drove in the winning run. Detroit defeated Detroit 6 to 2 with Coffman and Brown holding the Tigers to seven hits. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a rain shortened game.
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Menmoni
Charley Grilin
Hick Wilson
Jimmy Bparts
Shevenom
Coffman
Tigers
Sk Lovis Wen
Trown
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Peres Field
Pirates
Cipcinnili Reds
Fenner Swats Reward Homer in Early Season Hype
Bob Fenner, former Brackenridge star now with St. Paul in the American Association, hit his first homer of the season amid a disputed contract glow. Reports from Chicago papers say Fenner’s defense at catcher has impressed, while St. Paul reportedly sought $50,000 to keep him. If he maintains this pace, critics foresee a big summer and a potential leap to higher leagues.
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Houston State Trap Program Sent For Texas State Shoot
Houston organizes largest Texas state shoot as trap programs go out to clubs. Mailing lists were ready the week of April 26 with events slated for May 12 and 14. The Houston Gun Club adds SIGHO Fe east trophies and practice Sunday May 22 for club members and participants.
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Sutton Funeral Set for Friday Afternoon
Chicago, April 24. Funeral services for George Tuller Sivtron, former world billiards champion, and his wife, who died hours apart, will be held Friday afternoon. Active pallbearers include Harold Collins, president of the Sarival Tilliard Association of America, Vere Collins, Taxlor, Chartex Morin, John Wammer, Tosenti, and CA Stover, director of players for the Linual Association.
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Tilliard Association of America
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National Amnteve Ohtion
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Tosenti
Racehorse Boojum Bows Tendon
Boojum the famous horse owned by Harry Parng Whitney has bowed a tendon and will be retired. The once second ranked Whiebone, a 12 year old, is withdrawn from the Preakness to be run March 9 due to the injury and to allow Boojum time to recover.
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Ur— Boojum
Harry Parng Whitney
Reyearoll
Shig Seavon
John P. Grier
Hia Etoblerante
Whiebone
Tins
Bayndt
Bayndt Trian. ‘Vom Uenly, Trainer of Ha Whitness Boroughbreds
Miprave
Hudkins and Shade Set May 20 Fight in Los Angles
Patchy OCR reports Hudkins and Shade scheduling a boxing match for May 20 at an Olympic arena in Los Angeles. Names appear misread but indicate a heavyweight clash with possible local press coverage and venue details. Further confirmation needed for exact venue and participants.
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Shade
Los Angelus
Npeil
Dr Aco Julsins
Nebuska Wildeat
Slane Ty Nivet
Dave Shide
Rouecord
Rank Billiard Players Chicago National Tourney Ranked
The National Third Association of Jourricany ranks top billiard players including Percy PN. Coiling of Chicago and Joxeah Fall of San Francisco after recent events. Coiling posted a notable 18.2 score in the national amateur event, shaping standings and expectations for upcoming rounds.
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Umetone
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Joxeah Fall
San Francisco
Amatour Three-Wikhion
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National Tiird Association of Jourricany
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Schwartz Cracks Hand and Loses Bout in Chicago
Schwartz damaged his right hand and withdrew in the ninth round of a scheduled ten round match against Uarry Kigres in Chicago. The incident left him unable to continue after the fourth round as his corner retired him, ending the bout with Kigres declared winner by technical line.
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New York
Uarry Kigres
Chicago
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Renuinner
Whitney Reappears in Phil Box Score
Pinkey Whitner returns to the Phillies lineup after a bout of pendinitis keeps him out of action. He appears in the box score for a game against Philadelphia, providing a spark as the team resumes activity on a Wednesday.
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