Mosel's suspension ends uproar in San Antonio baseball loop
Mosel, a leading hurling ace, faced league discipline after playing for semi pro clubs without permission. After a four hour hearing, President Charles Neslay suspended him for the season, citing rule against unpermitted participation. He appealed but failed to appear for games, then played for the Missouri Pacific railroad team.
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Suspensions and Signings in Local League Shuffle
The league announced seven additional player contracts after a meeting and listed several players signed or released by teams such as Union 04 and Pittsburgh Steelers. Multiple names appear as signed or released, with temporary suspensions noted for some players amid ongoing roster changes.
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Pifishary
Wintz
Paul White
Tim Grisenbeck
Roemer
West
Gerhardt
Katy
Qudal
Letts
Union
Baldwin
Brewer
A. White
Uilere
Tom Carver
St. Gerari’s
Darieh Jeagur
Bob Carr
Harry Gray
Frané Tindall
Public Service
Bob Fenner
Gene Mergele
Shaty
Charles Ainisman
Wwe Smith
Ed Brown
Slusher
Franks
Mulligan
Jor Farris
Sote Areneer
Eeees
Froemer
Gene Rudvick
Pablie Sere
High School Boxer Dies After Fight
Lansing reports Donald Hullenback a 19 year old high school student died after an amateur boxing tournament. He won a semifinal featherweight bout and was in a heated exchange with Kenneth A. Rea when the referee stopped the match. Hullenback died in hospital a few hours later.
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Lansing
Midh
Donald HullenBack
Kenneth A. Rea
Dalienback
Nine Hits Four Homers Inning Drowns Depot Team
Nine hits four homers and a walk sparked a huge second inning for the Post Laundry club in a 2240-8 win over Corps Area Depot Nine. Kiehoe tied modern records with ten circuit drives in the inning as Lindsey and Duger added two more, Warrick quiet at the plate. Batteries: Singerson Etter Yaress Aird Wyarriek Daser.
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Post Laundry Club
Corps Area Depot Nine
Evessall
Kiehoe
Lindsey
Duger
Warrick
Samdhling
Singerson
Etter
Yaress
Aird
Wyarriek
Daser
Crack Milers in Penn Meet Attracts 100 Athletes
Philadelphia April 20 The Pennsylvania relay carnival draws top milers from four Western Conference teams and fourteen other squads. Penn State, Tinton College, and Cambridge University athletes are among 100 competitors across 102 events. A Cambridge team led by Eyed David Burghley trains at Franklin Field as East and West contenders prepare for a fast four mile relay and intercollegiate clashes.
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Ohie State
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Sige College
Acre
Cox
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Reis
Nittany Institution
Tinton Callece
Totten
McMillan
Sawtelle
Rothman
Cambridge, University
England
Westa Collegiate Institute of
Hawilton
New Baseball Association Opens With Four Games
The Western Association begins its season with three games on opening day featuring St. Joseph Missouri and Topeka, marking debut in Class 2 baseball for several clubs. Ardmore franchises were dropped last year as teams such as Fort Smith, Harkogin, and Byrsgliold seek entry. Costantaskir leads the slate as Fort Smith visits St. Joseph in the opener.
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Ducks Hazards Rise on Chicago Course at Glen Oak
Turbulent conditions threaten golfers at Glen Oak County course where Bird protection and wildlife rules clashed with play. The report notes added pond hazards and potential conflicts with local wildlife regulations affecting the round.
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Chicago
Glen Oak
Tor Mehamura
Xervey
Straus-Franks Sign All Comers for Season Opener
Bob Glore and the Maulers announce an all comers plan for the season with no favorites. Strane-Frank recently defeated the Sergin White Sox, while Kerrville losses and May schedule notes indicate a busy slate. The May 5-6 Cinco de Mayo games at Garrett Field feature the Maulers with the West Side’s Mayralas All-State club.
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Bob Glore
Atrans- Manlers
Ristezia
Strane-Frank
Serghin White Sox
West
Frederickshare
Glore
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Berrville
Kerrville
Johnny
Mayralas
Seguiny ‘Cabum
San Antonio
Crick Vicory Wilson
Dulas
Straus-Frank
College Baseball Scores and Pairings Recap
The scoreboard lists college baseball results featuring teams such as the Aggies, St Edward's, Franklin Marshall, Purdue, Northwestern, Chicago, Michigan, and West Virginia. Notable figures include Terns Aggies T J C Limmons and Ravndain with various game tallies reported, along with uncertain entries for Wingis and Dsantegeies.
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T. J. Climmons
St. Edward's
Harvard
Ravndain
Nay
Franklin-Marshall
Purdue
Norcwestern
Wingis
Chicago
Dsantegeies
Michigan
West Virginia
Eight Cities Vie for 1936 Olympics Host
April 23 Monte Carlo reports eight cities including Berlin Rome and Garbertona bidding for the 1936 Olympics. Contenders also list Rio de Janeiro Madrid and Budapest. German delegate urges that hosting the games would aid postwar healing under Locarno spirit.
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Berlin
Rome
Garerlona
Los Angeles
Rio Janeiro
Il Alesandrio Bespt
Lapsatine
Switzerland
Savtore
Finland
Budapest
Hungary
Stribling and Herman Drawn for Ten-Pound Bout in Columbus
The match between Stribling of Macon Georgia and Herman of Portuid is set for May 20 in Columbus at Lake Park with promoter Tanks Grantham announcing the event. The bout will be ten rounds in the hare ball park amid local sports interest.
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Alow
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Macon
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Portuid
Columbus
Grantham
Yen Peur
Feld
le Hare Ball
Youthful Jockey Killed in Race at Salt Creek
Blair Marshall, 17, of Washington, dies from injuries after being trampled during a race at the Salt Creek track. The incident occurred when the horse broke loose and toppled riders. Marshall succumbed to his injuries as medics fought to save him.
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Ohio
Ariza
Gan bin Firat
Athletes Set For A M College Meet At College
Nineteen Main Avenue and Thacken High School athletes travel to A M College for the inter scholastic meet on Friday and Saturday. The Meen High squad of ten defends the cap with Pars Peesenden leading. Coaches Hamilton and Wright oversee entries including White Davis Thomas Tener Bleu Davenport and Flobler. Brackenridge Jam in charge features Dacallns brothers and others in the start.
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Elwood Davis
John Thomas
John Tener
Edgar Bleu
Awdrey Davenport
Austin State Meet Ready for Three-Day University Activit
Preparations for the seventeenth annual State Intercollegiate meet of the University of Texas open Tauridas. Athletic director May estimates Austin will host about 3000 visitors and 1500 participants over the three days with coaches parents and friends in attendance.
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Commission upholds fake fight ruling in Philadelphia bout
In Philadelphia last Monday a stoppage by referee Tommy Reilly over a alleged fake fight between Eddie Anderson of Wyoming and Toe Glick of New York was upheld by the Pennsylvania Boxing Commission. Both fighters were suspended and their purses forfeited.
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Tommy Reilly
Eddie Anderson
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Toe Glick
New York
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Bowling Commercial Handicap League Sees Mixed Fortunes
The Commercial Handicap League reports shifting standings with Reval Kile in third, Grona Mattress slipping, and Paysead nia-Toppers leading. Hanis Howard tops with 338, Grona’s Henry and others post notable scores. A meeting of captains for the summer league is scheduled Friday night as teams finalize entry. Palmer Window, Boston club co-owner, Palmer Window funeral in Columbus noted with league leaders in attendance.
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Rattlers Fall To Bobcats In Low-Scoring Setback
St Marys College Tratelere, from San Marcos, defeated the Rattlers 13 to 6 in seven innings on Wednesday. Harden and Lane for Bobcats and Voi for Rattlers produced triples as the visitors rallied with six runs in the eighth and nine in the ninth. Batters and errors fueled the late scoring spree. Simmons University Cowboys visit St Marys for two games in West End Friday and Saturday as flood relief funds are boosted by boxing gate receipts tonight in Chicago.
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Blake Finally Ousts Reds Jinx in Long Chase
Sheriff Blake of the Cubs breaks a four year dry spell against Cincinnati Reds, winning 4 to 2 to end a persistent losing streak. The veteran pitcher had previously struggled against the Reds despite besting the Pirates and Cardinals in season play.
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