Cardialnd pitchers shine in spring race for NL lead
New York April reports the St Louis Cardinals’ pitching staff dominating the early season, with Haines, Sherdel, Hojera and Rien turning in two-hit games and three-blow feats. Carlisle, O’Farrell, and the young stars push the Cardinals ahead of the Westerners as the Cubs and Pirates struggle to match the pace. Connie Mack’s touring celebrit ies entertain crowds as Yankees slugging and the return of the league race create hot anticipation.
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New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Ty Cobb
Eddie Collins
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Jes Haines
Yankee
Pirate
Cardinals
Carisies
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Atery
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Utefers ‘Sherdel
Hojera
Klint Rien
Gamez Haines
Wicked
Bob O'Farrell
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Chicago Cubs
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Aggies Refuse To Yield In Comeback Bid
Aggies coach Claude Rothged complains after a rough trip to Austin that dropped them to second in conferents standings. He says the team will regroup to challenge Texas Christian University and recover from the setback with renewed focus and effort.
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College Station
Apel
Aggies
Austin
Horned Frogs
Texas Christhan University
Claude Rothged
Longhorns
Telinghs 6 Towa 1 in college baseball upset
University of Mincis defeated Lown University 6 to 1 on the baseball diamond yesterday. Ad reads advertise unusual questions about keys.
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TOWA
Errana
Apell
Mincis University
Lown University
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Tod
Snyder and O Farrell Star In Cardinal Catcher Contention
Sports brief notes Frank Snyder as a top catcher for the Cardinals and manager O Farrell praised for running the team. Mention of Haines, Bloom, Sherdel, Alesander, and Giants figures with comparisons to veteran catchers and backstops in the 1910s era.
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Juha ‘McGraw
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Mork Glanta
Allart
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O'Farrell
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Snyder
Orange Crush to Face Gulf Oilers in Wednesday Tilt
Orange Crush Bottlers schedule a Gulf Oilers matchup on Wednesday afternoon at Gulf Refining campus. Tangle over timing centers around 5:20 with local venue details limited in the text.
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Orange Crush
Gulf Oilers
Bowling tournament results show wide upsets and prize wins
The article lists numerous bowling event winners from a recent tournament. It highlights unexpected first place finishes by teams like Sau Antopia Turners and Brunswick cup wins for high team all events, names top individual prize winners such as Ernest Temple and Ralph Utts, and notes next year’s venue as New Hampshire. It also names several class winners and teams from cities including San Antonio, Houston, and Seguin.
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Onty Tha Sau
Antopia Turners
Arenina
Ernest Temple
Ralph Utts
Alwles
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Jess
J. Newhoffer
Clas
Edgar Trieson
Trmmerman
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Seguin
Clane
San_Antonio
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Brepham
Glaze A. J
Newhoteter
Houston
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Strieseh Boima
SC. Tinmerman
Biniharn Ab
Biniharn Ab Oe Ughalngle
Kaine
Adit Altenhof
Sai Aatiniw Turnere
Foreign Breds Rarely Lead Derby Field
In recent years American-bred rivals have dominated the Kentucky Derby with only occasional foreign contenders near the front. This year about half a dozen foreigners, led by Satrap, planned for May 14, but only Satrap and Justice F have been mentioned for the race. Satrap’s調 campaign included four stakes wins under heavy imposts, while Justice F showed improvement at the Fair Grounds before a setback in the Coffrath Handicap ended his Derby chances.
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Lotisville
Omar
Old Kentucky
Bee
Nicholas
Silver
Carlaris
Satrap
William Bout
Justice F
Ratrap
Rogland
Max Hirsch
Queen’s + Village
N.Y
Varrioil
Justice W. Wan
Fairgrounds
New Orleans
Jack Winter
Candy Queen Shows Speed in Workout at Churchill Downs
In Louisville on April 20 Cindy Queen the Chicago owned Elly tied Derby entrant pace over a mile and an eighth in 128 percent suggesting strong form for the Derby pace. The training crowd included War Eagle winner of the Miami Cup and other Derby hopefuls as trainers described a slow track and cautious gallops with most runners restrained from fast work.
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Candy Queen
Louisville, Ky
Cindy Queen
Churchill Downs
War Eagle
Wrgell
Calman
Tomar
Stale
Usnton
Big Widner
Paul's Grove shuts out Bellhops in open-air game
Pauls Grove edged Bellhops 1-0 on their open-air diamond as Torels curses Sunday affected play. A large crowd watched New Braunfels face its rival Begain White Sox in a regional matchup amid ongoing city league activity.
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Anthony Hotel
Paul’s Grove
Paul's Grove
Yeael
Hyder Cup International Golf Tourney Set for Worcester
Worcester Mass April 26 The Hyder Cup brings eight British professionals and eight American pros led by Walter Hagen to Worcester Country Club for June 3 and 4 matches. Abe Mitchell leads the British team arriving May 25 after traveling from New York. The British team will also face Canadian pros in Toronto and Montreal before sailing from Quebec on June 29.
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Walter Hagen
Worcester Country Club
Ccurse
Willie Ogg
Professional Golfers Association of America
Ant Pro
Worcester Country Clube
Abe Mitchell
New York
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Amateur pugilists reach semifinals in A A U tourney
Boston April 20 thirty two bruised amateurs advance to the semis of the Amateur Athletic Union tournament at the United States arena. Preliminaries began in daylight yesterday and ended at dawn this morning as boxers pushed toward national honors in night classes.
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Boston
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Major Leaders In The National League And Associated Teams
A compressed AP recap lists top performers across the league. Highlights include Hornsby of the Giants with 463 runs, Tyson Hills and Thomas at top batting and doubles, Williams of the Phillies with four homers, and notable pitching wins by Meadows of the Pirates and Ruth’s Yankees batters with Gehrig and Lazzeri among leaders. Stolen bases feature Judee and Goslin, with Coveleskie and Tosh among pitchers with wins.
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Lornsby
Hills—Tyson
Thomas
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Heinrich
Robins
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Guardsmen Baseball Practice This Week In Brackenridge
Company FP of the 41st Infantry Texas National Guard will hold baseball practice Thursday and Tuesday at Brackenridge Fork starting at six. Manager Rob Meitsen seeks two capable pitchers for the roster.
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Infinity
Texas
National “Guard
Rob Meitsen
American Overall Team Wins Opener
American Overall community team won the opening baseball game with a strong start. Key players and a careful defense secured the early lead, while opposing efforts kept the game close through the middle innings.
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Converse
Ackerman Ayu Farporlmann
Dallas Spa
Fight Results From Avancitted Trem Card In Various Cities
A boxing night across multiple cities yields wins and decisions. France’s Carl Tremaine loses on points to Andrew Koutis in New York, while Harold Smith falls by technical knockout to Tony Crazonerh in Chicago. Many bouts listed include emphatic stoppages, draws, and no contests, with fighters from Panama to Wales and beyond.
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New York
Andrew Koutis
France
Carl Tremaine
Clayalund
Tony Crazonerh
Hrooklem
Harold Smith
Chicago
Davey Abad
Panama
Wilbur Cohen
Jack Neal Company Enters Industrial Baseball Loop
Jane Neal Nash Company has entered as a team in the Industrial Baseball League and plans to depart next Sunday morning. Leslie Neal is interested and the Leva Test joined. League managers meet at the Broadway Sporting Goods store on Wednesday.
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Alkemplosis
Carrieh
Spite” Clarke
Leslie Neal
Broadway Sporting’ Goods
Gli
Two City High Schools Battle In Diamond Clash
Brackenridge Eagles and Main Avenue fight for city baseball honors in a three game series at Black Stadium Tuesday. Feliz Ducharme and Harold Hildebrand lead Brackenridge with Russell Lyons and Hog Neon for Main Avenue. Second game set for Thursday at Gotfethfold Home, Grimaons, third game to be decided by coin flip. Major stakes in city championship and season bragging rights. Kansas State, Stillwater, Oklahoma.
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Watteries
Brackenridge Eagles
Feliz Ducharme
Harold “Hog” Hildebrand
Nvefun
Russell
Rusty” Lyons
Fais
Hog" Neon
Got Fethfold
Homa
Grimaons
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Mario Ransom
Rathenrides
Seeligson Leads Corps Area Tennis Title Run At San Antonio
The Corps Area tennis meet opened at San Antonio Country Club with three defaults, elevating Seeligson major of reserves and other officers. Notable results include Lieut Bennet defeating Lieut Kuntz 6-4 8-4, and Capt Murphy defeating Hutton, as doubles pairings were set for 3:30 pm with Seeligson Jones facing Partridge Kuntz.
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San Antonio
Arthur Seeligson
Jsrozite
B E. Stoner
Beeligson
T. MecCullough
A. A. Fobbs
EB. Partridge
Paul W. Mares
J. Bennete
Fort Biss
el Paso
Homer Race National League Update
Fragmented sports brief lists players and leaders across the American and National Leagues with incomplete stats. Douthit of the Cardinals and Soslin of the Senators are named among top performers, while Williams Harper and others are noted with several two counts.
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Nations
Williams
Horneby
Harper
Wilson
Webb
Wrightstone
Gehrig
Bull
Simmons
Tobia
American
Udians to boxing match with Al Metro at MSG on June 1
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska will fight welterweight Al Metro of Boston in a Madison Square Garden bout on June 1. Manager Clyde Huakive announced the matchup today in Los Angeles.
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Nebraska
al Metro
Buslon
Madison Square Garden
Clyde Huakive
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