Ninepinners Announce the 1914 Schedule
The San Antonio Turn Verein outlines a ninepin bowling league season starting April 27 and ending June 26. Ten teams listed with captains and full rosters compete over nine weeks, followed by a structured match schedule across venues from Houston to Corpus Christi and Fort Worth.
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Federal League era looms over baseball after 1914
April 25 New York writers report the mounting clash between the national commission and players over enforcement of rules on articles and earnings. Players defy restrictions, write for newspapers, while owners and commission fear team stability, hinting at Federal League competition and possible player moves.
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Rain Works Hardship On The Navigators
Waco April 26 notes two of three games between the Avs Senators and the Navigators were lost to rain. May 9 and 10 mark the next dates. Hardy trims the pitching staff to six, with Ogle Rahman Jost Donalds Gaker and Ingram healthy save Bakur who has a lingering arm issue. Moran overhauls in readiness for upcoming bouts in a tense season, while Johnson critiques the Moran fight and contracts with the Central Association.
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Boxing Gossip Sparks Moran Johnson Feud in Paris Echoes
Reported exchanges over a planned Moran Johnson bout reveal Moran’s boastful predictions and Johnson's amused defense. The piece notes Moran’s Paris visit and claims about Johnson, while hinting at literary license and sensational reporting around the boxing feud.
Austin Boxmen Struggle to Find Form in Rough Outing
An otherwise noted struggle features the Austin Boxmen slow to round into shape after a soggy start. Pitching woes hindered early momentum while offenses show flashes of potential despite injuries and lineup churn.
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