Weekend Sports in Brief
Weekend Sports in Brief reports a miscellany of results across baseball, track, and college hoops. Notable items include a Yankees 8 7 victory and a crowd of relay triumphs at various venues, with records and standout performances highlighted. The sweep includes track marks at Bracey and a hurdle record, plus college and high school level showings from Rutgers Lehigh Harvard and Yale.
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Des Moines
Lown
Leland
Bracey
Warne Darely
Paladelphia
Nimyson
Harvard
Hamp
Atlanta
Yeam Bonota
South Sastem
Alabama
Bob Nong
Georgia
Houlder
Coho
Don Beattie
Colorado Appies
Vain Alto
Ranford
Washington Ao
Boxing Talk Previews Schmeling Shimmy Fight Feud
Davis J. Walsh surveys the looming Schmeling versus Sharkey heavyweight showdown. Analysts weigh contenders Tomuy Teughucud and James De Forest, debating styles, odds, and likely outcomes as fans await a decisive June bout.
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Brorte Barber
New York
Agri
Sauetkrunt
Kerr Stimeling
Wenor
Anilion Wellars
Giexta
Jimmy le
Jose
Sharkey
Duce
Tomuy Teughucud
Ley
Suieres
Enterprise
Light's Team Leads League In Spalding News
A garbled sports brief mentions Light's team atop the league with names such as Antonin Toye and Beatle Tiel among players. It notes innings and a win by a pitcher or batter, with scattered references to White G1, Annee Koutdey, and Layne cori in a hectic, unclear recap.
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Antonin Toye Puttiers
Alri Bet
Krauss
Layne Cori
Peter Hatterioes
Seeen Davin
Jones Talks On Fish Laws At 8 Monday
Radio program RTSA will air at 8 p m Monday featuring Charles G Jones director at law enforcement for the state fish and game commission discussing fishing regulations and the government stance toward anglers. He advocates laws that are pleasant and convenient for the public while preserving fish and game for the future.
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Jones
Charles G. Jones
Fish and Aster Commission
Grard
Wade
Arditala
Griffiths Seeks Rematch in Gagnon Bout at Chicago
New York April 28 Griffiths aims for revenge against Gagnon in a major boxing program at Madison Square Garden. The slate features featherweights and light heavies with veterans like Ernie Schaaf and Tommy Loughman in top bouts. Griffiths, once dominant, seeks to reclaim status after past defeats.
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New York
Toffy Griffiths
Sion
Iowa
Firneywright
Willers
Griffiths
Wiewte Jack Grutun
Hustra
Gauguin
Sioux City
Ommy Loughma
Mectine
Ernie Schaaf
Bustin
Marin Rasenhina
Jarre Jabustin
Chickno Nazco
Ain
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Jolson Agai
Alari
Lenin Square Garden
Negro teams play benefit in San Antonio area game
A benefit basketball game featuring Negro teams was held to aid local cause. Players Teague and Clark led the effort for the Braves, with notable scoring and a final box score showing strong community support. Proceeds were allocated for local relief amid ongoing tensions and hardships.
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Flagg
Denoy
San Antonis Glack Vadiane
Urlotuy
Pelion
Il Teague
Geague
Clark
Tyek
Devin Cumaetni
Reds Showing Interest in Night Football
Sidney Weil of Cincinnati fancies a night game tour to observe the Western League system. He plans to travel to Des Moines Friday for a practical inspection of the scheme. Few can attend the afternoon session except Sundays and holidays. Weil said others may be interested in a future expert run inworks and a test of the miners’ holding.
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Cincinnatio API
Sidney Weil
Cincinati Fies
Weil
Angie
Bagehalt
Bowling Pan Antonio Cleans UD Titles in meet
San Antonio bowling meet results show Pan Antonio dominating with multiple event wins. Top performers include Charley Liedter and Reichard with high singles and all events marks. The meet featured Class A to D divisions across teams including Brenham and San Antonio clubs.
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Pan Antonio
Fan Amuinio Tawlers
Senday
Frenhain
Tenanazs
Aril
Charley Liedter Tein
Zama
Fexalle
Layenamentai
San Antoniy Elis
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Cysnes
H. F. Reichard
Solin
B E Saunders Tops Shooters
Saunders defeats rivals in a local shooting event amid unclear notes from a Sunday outing. The fragmented report mentions Saunders and a youth crowd, with stray terms suggesting a recreational or competitive shooting context and subsequent wreck or accident notes.
Baseball Box Score Summary from Local Church League
The muddy OCR reads a scoreless or partial box showing Bush 2 strikeouts and Nelson 4 hits with Fooneh 3. The text mentions Booneh 10 in 6 and Nelson Btn 225, with Osbourne 3, and Erench’ pitching. Several garbled names and lines suggest a game recap with pitching by Bush and a passing ball play by Cusien.
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Wases
Bush
Nelsun
Dtruck
Nelson
Fooneh
Cshealy't
Liveteeth
Tite
Mune
Booneh
Sndanbey
Healy
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Erench
Cusien
Wildly Bush
Pficmaan
Jurda
Amerigan League records and new area changes
Fragmentary report from the Amerigan League outlines new area changes, team lineups, and adjustments to rules. Mentions Be Tyee Libeaban and Gaming Te Mamet with various names and terms in unclear order.
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Chigaya
Junior Netmen Openers Delay Weather Plans
Junior netmen prep for a Monday opener at San Pedro pack courts as director Tk Brewer shifts to Tuesday start if rain disrupts play. Entries include Mark Twain noted players and a list of junior competitors from Billy Brunner to Charles Manhoff with several others in the field.
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Crick
San Pedro
Tk. J. Brewer
Bos
Mark ‘Twain
Jack Tornhos
Eden Hushi
Cubans Triumph Over Richters In Doubleheader
The San Tis Potnsi Cubans routed Richter's Bakers 14-3 in the first game at Van Dale Stadium before shutting them out 7-0 in the second. Saniaeta led with a home run and the Cubans exploded for seven runs in the opening inning, sealing a dominant doubleheader sweep with strong pitching from Vinay and Eberhardt.
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Saniaeta
Douge
Tuphy Neka
San Tis Potnsi
Richter
Bakers
van Dale Stadium
Croeeng
Seppmt
Cuba
Wolais
Pacheen
Michal
Keerhardt
Niplon Baneta
Delzado
Peron
Garmin Rastor
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Delaado
Peter Uritehnne
Saqtada
Sania
Cite
Vinay
Gambia
Ait Randat Inbinse
Ry Eberhardt
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Vataa
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Brarticke
Main hi letters 10 14 for team and staff
The article lists thirteen players and the manager who were offmed Teblermen inty Main Avenue Efigh schoul havebill branc hy Coach Ray Cochrantalus. It names Malvelm Gattnes Chores Wideman Gerntl Vaserly Mien Surtees Harry Tag hetin Frank Rodrigues Ed Paschal Kim Mhlaiec Roy Lacey Frank Moony Mrrvin ied George Thar hammar John Kirtin and Manager Clarence Rheinlander as recipients of the amt. The event centers on Tharkaay Afternoon Austin for the state Timeet and a decisive decision on who will accompany him.
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Teblermen
Inty
Main Avenue
Efigh Schoul
Havebill Branc Hy
Ray Cochrantalus
Malvelm Gattnes
Chores Wideman
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Mien Surtees
Harry Taghetin
Frank Rodrigues
Ed Paschal
Kim Mhlaiec
Roy Lacey
Frank Moony
Mrrvin Ied
George Tharhammar
John Kirtin
Clarence Rheinlander
Freight Office Triumph Overtime Win Over City Five Mile
In a rough League game Sunday morning the Freight Office beat the City five by a late rally after Vernon Aupiniy drove in the winning run in the Mint innings. The score involved Master Mechanics and other local office teams.
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Appleby
Vernon Aupiniy
Mint
Missouri Pacific
City
Booster
Wn San Rennceanlent
Bunulay
Ola Bevat
Renneth
Abe
Ventolin
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Saale
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Myers to wrestle Karasick in Friday show
Promoter Raph Hammond says Bobby Divers and Kara will headline the Friday night card at the Exposition Grounds. Oreste Vadulli faces Freddie Myers in the other best two of three falls match. The Russian challenger weighs about 15 pounds more than Myers, and Flintmon may be matched after Myer requested the bout.
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Raph Hammondy
Bobby Divers
Bobby' AL Karapay
Fnr
Exposition Grounds
San Antonio
Oreste Vadulli
Freddie Myers
Sonnenberg
Dalas
Myers
Flinmons
Hobby
Lehrs Edge Beeville in Low Scoring Duel
The Dave Lehis faced Teeville Heel in Beeville and edged them 1 0 as Welder’s snag and Jurich Lelic’s outstanding fielding preserved the slim lead. Brown of Danville went 4 for 4, while B Heye added the lone RBI for the losers in a taut, error free contest.
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Teeville
Beeville
Bulb Wines
Jurich
Lelic
Tle
Ping
Bees
Lebrg
F Ram
Brown
Danville
B. Heye
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