Fiesta Meet Breaks Attendance Record At San Angelo
The Fiesta track and field meet opened with a record turnout of about 400 athletes from 22 schools and academies, including Lee Phillips of Main Avenue High and the San Angelo High relay team. A decathlon and other events were planned with strong unattached competitors and trophies for top teams.
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Jnstanil
Fram
Ciis Réereotlahal
John Hansard
Dlexxy
Pnbiedix
Phillips
Lee Phillips
Main Avenue
Houston
San Angelo
Jones
Crothers
Haley
Morrison
Kansas
Relaya Ance. M. U
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Bosis
Scott
Jourdanton
Lubbork High
Abusas
Pars
Austie
Brackettville
Brovwnsville
Carpus Christi
Donoa
Flatonia
Floresville
Fredericksburg
Haltettssile
Houde
Phlonrdantay
Karnes Citr
LaGrange
Zoebbyck
Ratchema
Cubs to Run 72 Miles Farther This Season Says Scout
Chicago notes an odd claim that the Cubs, nearly all right-handed, will cover 72 more miles on the bases this season. The report cites a tall figure and a right-handed writer pondering a new baserunning pace. The source is unclear and contains garbled phrases.
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Chicago
San Pous Lint
Munger Doe McCarthy
Cubs
Longhorns and Bears clash in Southwest baseball bid
America era Ryder Cup golf note aside, Texas Longhorns and Baylor Bears battle in a crucial Southwest Conference baseball clash in Austin. Texas needs a win to stay in the title race after a 4 to 1 loss earlier as Oscar Peetros and teammates push for a pennant.
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Texas University Longhorns
Baylor University Bears
Cnts
Texas
Naylor
Billy Disch
Oscar Peetos
Daz
Wilson
Minowhite
Higgins
Rees
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Lamm
Siz
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Peeples
Bees
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Apri
S.M. Uy
Aggies
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Bell
Cady
Lackis
Harring Norman
Orie
King George Knighthood Honors Major Segenve For Speed Feats
Major Sir Henry Segenve receives knighthood from King George for famed automobile and motorboat speed feats in the United States. The royal accolade follows a ceremony in which the king praises Segenve as the first honoree in the king's persona since his recent coronation.
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Avril
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Bayinat
George
United States
Pete Son
Henry Segenve
America
Gavuzzi Keeps Lead In Race
Gavuzzi holds a two hour lead as the field contends in a distant race from Waynesville. Sealy of Pas Vale drives hard to catch Gavuzzi and Ed Gardner of Seattle remains close in a tense finish. Wanttinen of New York fades after illness and fatigue. A pedestrian collision interrupts the event as spectators reflect on the chaotic day.
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Waynesville
Pete Geluzsi
Southampton
England
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Rolla
Jobniny Sealy
Pasvaie
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Gavuzzi
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Setterdey
Carnival Wrestler Tallies Tough Test On Late Night Stages
Promoter hype surrounds a decorated wrestler, twice national intercollegiate middleweight champion, as he aims to impress carnival crowds on Main Plaza. The former university star promises to beat all challengers and vows a strong showing Saturday night before a fan-filled finale.
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Independent Aces Down Solo Serves In League Play
The Independent Aces defeated Solo Serves 17 to 4 in a rescheduled Friday afternoon game. Key contributors included Custer and McNeal as the battery for the Aces, while Drad and Glount provided supporting offense.
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Fuckisn Jed
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Glount
Custer and
McNeal
Eagles Defeat Heights in Flag Race at Breckenridge
Brackenridge High School Eagles defeated Alamo Heights High Mules 10 to 1 on Breckenridge field. Scott pitched well for the Eagles with 7 hits allowed and 11 safeties produced by Brackenridge. Errors favored the Eagles as Heights fielded poorly. Trost MacDougal Pyka and Wolfshabs led the winners while Norton pitched for Heights.
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Pyka
Wolfshabs
Norton
Peacy
McDougal
Eales
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Main Avenue Buffs
Acadentic
Flag Race Standings and Event Notes
Flag Saturday events list races across GF TE clubs with locations including Waco Fort Worth and Beaumont. Antonia banned at Waco and Shreveport. Datlan at Wheres Pelir. Further details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Ban Antonia
Waco
Fort Worth
Shrevesert
Datlan
Wheres Pelir
Béaumont
Heare
Cleveland Beats Detroit In Major League Standings
In Friday results the Cleveland nine defeated Detroit 11 to 5 with Ferrell, Bewell, Storer, Vanailaer and Philippe contributing for Cleveland. Chicago topped Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Crowder and Fenane led Chicago's lineup. New York and Philadelphia also posted scores in a day of tough baseball across the American League standings.
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National League box scores and scattered outcomes
Fragmented National League results list multiple games and players across cities with limited readable details. Key names include Revallé Walton New York and scattered mentions of teams like Chicago and Boston for a weekend schedule and a late February or April context. The text shows partial scores and lineup fragments without complete game determinations.
Northwestern Splits Spring Football Squad in Chicago
Northwestern staged its first annual spring field day at Desche Stadium with Roach Mick Hanley dividing the squad into two teams for a regulatien gridiron battle. The game marked the end of spring practice as new rules were to be tested under Wigden officials.
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Impaline
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Roach Mick Hanley
Northwestern
Wigden
Alamo Indians Triumph Over Frost Bankers
The Alamo Indians defeated the Frost Bankers 8 to 0 at their West Commerce Street field. Titwitr Marbrek led the Indians with eight runs, while Frost’s Javkeon struck only four times. The Indians set to face the Partech Squadron of Jelly Field on Saturday.
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E'roet Nelsonal Bank
Lawkers
Indians
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Contested Fate of Iconic Sailor Sinks in Storm Tale
April 27 report describes a defender of the America's Cup facing rough seas and storm conditions tied to Oliver Wendell Holmes. The Mischief, once a famed vessel, is cited in a fragmentary account from a Memorial Day remembrance context.
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Lo Be Wiren
Storme
Oliver Wendel Holmes
Il Litanides
Iasi
Robertson Leading Jockeys In Wins
Robertson leads jockeys in wins as race season progresses with updates on riding assignments and recent performances. Jockey Jonkep and others vie for top standings while Maryine Vg and Whitney figure in upcoming events and race cards for the week.
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Maryine Vg
Cven
Oalich
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Rade
Whitney
Boat Club Postpones Weekly Meeting in San Antonio
The scheduled meeting of the San Antonio Boat Club at the chamber of commerce hall Friday night was postponed due to Fontan Tivttien. The chamber will be available next week. however, St Bees Retail Sacre F. Alves at the Staat sclub will announce the new meeting date.
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High athlete clears six feet four inches in Fresno meet
In Fresno California harnessed by poor OCR, a high athlete cleared six feet four inches in the West Coast relay Friday. The report misreads names and events but notes a jump record and subsequent signing with a baseball association.
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Calif
Welter Maris of
Freano
West Coast
Redskin sloppy play mars Waco baseball clash in Texas league
In Waco on April 27 the Redskins lingered at the plate while San Antonio built a five game lead over the cellar-dwelling team. The Cubs meet the Redskins again Saturday as San Antonio heads home for a Texas league stretch. Glance, John 450, Banguinet and Vigney homered for the visitors as errors cost Waco.
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Dell” Pratt
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Banguinet
Vigney
Johnson
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Homer
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Yadle
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Wilzel
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Acore Tre
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Fight results and bouts recap in New York card
Fragmented boxing notes list several fighters and outcomes. Tommy Cleveland and Seadty of York are mentioned with a draw or technical stoppage. Names include Vincent Fors ay Canzoneri, Kanuny Bortmet, Earle Maytra, Terry Tally, and Hutquinten with various locations in New York.
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Ariler
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Wenton
Padsia
Chierge
Tommy Cleveland
Seadty
York
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Hanke Hmannen
Vincent Forsay
Canzoneri
Injuries Strike Brother Act in Early Season Baseball
Two of last season's brothers, Doe and Jim Johnston, collided with Odany Jloz during a fiery opening game. Manager Grams of the Challancen Lockouts suffered a fractured item after a pitched ball strike. Wheeler Johnston, star skipper of the Pensacola Filers, slid into first base and was carried off with a broken dog. Both veterans of the major leagues, the incident marks a rough start to the season.
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Doe
Jimme Johnston
Odany Jloz
Grams
Challancnye
Nseceiyfinn
Allnright Chattanooga
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