Texas League Report Sparsely Readable Title
Fragmented recap lists multiple teams and scores with many OCR errors. Key readable items include Washington beating Cleveland 5 to 4 and Detroit at Washington, with Philadelphia and New York mentioned, but many names and places are garbled and unclear.
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Toennles
Merlin
New Tok
Vivindelphian Vy
Washington
Cleveland
Deirai B. Boson
Vilar Wogventos
Cheng al Barton
Aun
Phibidelphia
Detroit
Twaenington
Teveland
New Yasi
Tribe Commits 18 Errors In Three Days
Eighteen errors in three days wreck the San Antonio Indians fielding average as Dallas, led by Hal McKain, routs them 12 to 1. Schofield and Bredbury allowed multiple earned runs as Texas League play falters. Dallas strengthens its second half lead with a doubleheader planned for the next series in San Antonio.
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Dallas
San Antonio Indians
Hal McKain
Teaselelawn
San Antonio
McKain
Indiana
Indians
Schofield
Bredbury
House
Hin
Son
Dallas Park
Hawks in dispute over Haycock eligibility in deciding game
A protest against Hawk third baseman Gus Haycock's eligibility sparked by claims he played for a semi pro club after May, delaying the deciding game against the Texas Chiropractie college Hawke and San Antonio Air Depot. Hawks manager Winters insists Haycock is eligible and will start, with Roemer to rule after full investigation as 796 paid spectators watched a 9-8 Hawk victory credited to Haycock's teammates.
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Texas Chiropractie College
Hawke
San Antonio
A. G. Roemer
Lhe
San Antonio Amateur Baseball Commission
Haycock
Winters
The
Hawks
Roemer
Virgil
Cass
Raycock
Brackeltville
Tex” White
Aurles
Éear
McCarty
Texas
Toy Dizan
Dixon
Fister Hildeprand
Air Deut
TG Munke AB
E.O.A. Uribe
Dlokingomns & Cole
TSF
Geatnporat
Dletzei
Lirikeart
Hillel
Cockrell
Keene
Burlap Rae
Dewees
LTO
Sammaen Errore
Ty Divan
le Filey
Ray Dixon
Graingar
Maycock
Pikex
Wiker
Rey Icon
Dietach
LeTarly
Mayeoete
Tindlee
Alalen Bien
Moy Mizon
PL MeeGarty
Ewo-Kase Bla
Calkaw
White
Hy Alnzender
Hy White
Menard
Joling
Mearty
Banca
B.A. A.D
Uhlvon
Hole In One and 67 Round for Grimes
Denver August 24 Natal Grimes led the Colorado state golf championship qualifying with a course record 87 under par. He scored a hole in one on the 14th with a 25 yard shot that dropped in the cup. Mon Upy and Rava tied on strong showings as Earl Herryhill and Logan Ven Zandt also posted competitive rounds.
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Grimes
Denver
gunTying
Natal Grimes
Din
Mon+ Upy
N Appen
Earl Herryhill
Bapulpa
Okla
Jeader
Woods
Logan Ven Zandt
Liska to Pilillies. Philadelphia Club Announces Pitchers
Philadelphia National League club announces the purchase of Ad Liska, former Washington pitcher, and Eliloth of Marold nicknamed Ace, as hires. The item notes Aug 24, with scattered, partial wording from the sources.
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LISKA
Pilillies
Philadelphia
Philadelphia National Ronge Baseball Club
Wering
Ad Liska
Washington
Liorelsasa
Marold
Eliloth
Connie Mack Near 2500 Triumphs on Field
CHICAGO April 24 Connie Mack nearing 2500 triumphs as manager of the Philadelphia Athletics. If his players beat St Louis today and tomorrow, the 50th win will complete the milestone. Mack, the oldest manager in baseball, began managing 34 years ago and intends to coach until he is unable.
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Chicago
Apg
Conmie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
SE Louis
Mack
Ontil
Sarazen Leads Ouimet by Six at Halfway in Bid
Gene Sarazen, holder of the British and United States Open titles, led Francis Ouimet, the national amateur champion, by six strokes at the halfway point of a 36 hole world golf championship match at Winchester Country Club. About 3000 spectators followed the action before the contest moved to Brae Burn for the final 28 holes with part of the proceeds earmarked for charity.
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West Newton
Mase
Gene Sarazen
Francis Ouimet
Winchester Country Club
Barazen
Brae Burn
Corsicana High to Install Night Football Lights
Corsicana Texas reports that Corsicana High School will install a lighting system for night football. The new lights will be 25 percent brighter than standard systems and will allow night games across the district except Cleburne. Equipment will be available at Corsican a Hillskato Waco and Temple.
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Corsicana Hi
Corsicana
Texas
Cleburne
Corsican
Hillskato
Waco
Temple
Cyclone Fox Referee Slugged in Dallas Match
Dallas Aug 2. News item reports wrestler Cyclone Fox refereeing a mat bout between Marshall Blackstock and Bob Montgomery. Fox was slugged while attempting interference when Blackstock grew too rough, then awarded the match to Montgomery after retaliating.
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Dallas
Nyonee Fox
Marshall Blackstock
Bob Montgomery
Fox
Blackstock
Montgomery
Los Angeles Tries Out 200 Amateurs for Talent
Los Angeles Pacific Coast League team opens sandlot tryouts with over 200 hopefuls. Each player will have six innings in Angels uniforms. top performers may receive contracts. Also reports Newark, Memphis results and other scattered scores.
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Los Angeles
Ang
Pacific
Jengie
Cubs Dodgers Battle for Lead in Three-Game Set
Cubs and Dodgers clash in a pivotal three game series to decide the NL lead as Charley Grimm seeks a big payoff from a contract year. Brooklyn rests to challenge the Cubs, while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh chase behind.
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CUBS
Dodgers
White wings seen in McAllen region hunters report abundance
McAllen residents report large flocks of whitewings with easy bag limits of 15 per day and 45 per week, despite prior warnings from the state game department that birds would be scarce. Reports come from numerous local hunters in the South Texas Rio Grande valley as the hunting season opens.
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McAllen
M'Allen
Texas
South Texas
Rio Grande Valley
State Gum, Fish and Oyster Department
Corpus Christi Seeks Stars for Light's Golf Tourney
Corpus Christi readies a strong junior golf contingent led by Bellatara as they prepare for the Texas junior tournament at Willow Springs Golf Course September 4 7 8 and 1. Organizers say a large turnout is expected with state meet participation in San Antonio. entry list reaches 84 with 12 days of late registration. Notables include Cleveland Acocks Jimmy Chasey Forrest Horton Byron Nelson Fort Worth Jack Cameron Ranger and Rut King Wichita Falls.
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Corpus Christi
Bellatara
Willow Springs Club
Tony Buvler
Corpus Chris Coupury
Corpus ‘Christi
San Antonio
Byler
Cleveland Acocks
Enricy
Jimmy Chasey
Litteator
Forrest Horton
Brackenridge High School
Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
Max Glerk
Wille Maguire
Jack Cameron
Houten
Tinie Philpa
Ranger
Rutur’ King
Wichita Falls
Enteken
Hill Faces Tough Round In Western Women Golf
Peoria Aug 24 Mrs Hill of Kansas City defending Western women's golf champion opens second round of championship flight facing Mrs Dorothy Klotz Pardue of Minneapolis. Pardue replies with a 76 while Mrs Foreman of Chicago loses to Pardue. Other pairings include Miss Armslong vs Mrs Greeniease and Miss Ford vs Miss Nelson with a string of Midwest and coast players advancing.
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Peoria
Hill
Kansas City
Dorothy Klotz Pardue
Minneapolis
Ili
Bolt
Waleh Sut
Pardue
Harold Foreman
Chicago
Jean Armslong
Winuttka
Robert C. Greeniease
Mary E. Ford
Rena Nelson
Tom Wallace
Tulsi
Okla
Dorothy Gustafson
South Bend
Ted
Priscilla Beyer
Tolan
trans-Mississippi
Laveney
Jane Weller
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Mariot Miley
Lexington
Rey 2. Green
Los Angeles
Galt
Mary K. Browne
Cevelini
White Sox acquire Biggs Washington and multiple players
Chicago White Sox announce purchases and recalls as they bolster the roster. They purchase pitcher Fabian Kowsiak from San Antonio and acquire pitcher Charney Biggs and outfielder George Wankiington from Tyler. Ed Walsh is recalled from Oakland and attempts are made to release Gregory Mulleavy so he can play third base.
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White Sox
Biggs
Washington
Chicago
Iaving
Fabian Kowsiik
Sann Antonio
Chicago White Sox
Texas
Iaaguers Uy
Charney Blges
George Wankiington
Tyler
Ed Walsh
Oakland
Gregory Mulleavy
Dasa
University ticket tax ruling on Missouri football games
A new 10 percent federal admission tax will apply to Beeson football tickets sold to university students for home games in Columbia Missouri. An interpretation by Virgil L Smitting, director of athletics, states that tickets purchased for adjacent activities are not taxable.
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Columbia
TNS
Beeson
Ueketa
Universlty Etudenta
Virgil L Smitting
Rxatstant
Athletica
University of Missouri
Texas box score and scattered game notes from a Texas baseball page
Fragmented OCR shows team names, player notes, and infield outs. Summary mentions two-baggers, double plays, hits by Greenbore and Rowe, balls drawn by Longview, and a mix of batting and pitching notes with several unidentifiable words and numbers.
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Haauilon Saview
Tenumolit
Lauerlew
AHHLD
A. Lovey
Bedivia
Fenton
Koberet
Taubyet Brant
Tatola al Bar Ie
Doavmoml
Ereeee
DOD
Aongvlew
Bulles
Henmanta
Longview
Conlan
Rowe
Evans defeats Moe in Western golf championship
Charles Chick Evans of Chicago dethrones Don Moe of Portland in a grueling 36 hole Western Amateur Championship match at Rockford Country Club. Lehman, from Chicago, set a course record with 61 in the qualifying grind, edging toward the title as Moe and other stars faced tough early rounds.
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Rockford
Charles Cchice
Evens
Chicago
Don Moa
Hilewolder
Portland
Ore
Don Moe
Charles
Chick") Evans
Ching
Ine
Grind
Witten Doennt
Aultredday
Moe
Evang
Johnny
Johnny Lehman
Chiiengonn
Todttt
Mae
Eac
Dexter Cummings
Lochmoor
Detroit
Archizig
Lehman
Horkford Country Club
Larry Moeller
Notre Dame
Quinty
Champions Named in National Guard Awards at Camp Hien
The Thirty sixth division champions are listed across events at Camp Hien National Guard encampment. Meticulous records name Doyle M Coe in 10 yard dash and 220 yard dash, H K Harris and E G Fanning in standing and running broad jumps, Max Kinard in boxing. Other champions include Tivares Tiger Finners in featherweight, Sam Debes in lightweight, K W Flourtroy welterweight, Robert Clark middleweight, Lightfoot Jackson heavyweight, Max Brown wrestling heavyweights, J W Carter featherweight, M B Mooremin welterweight, B Barlow middleweight, D A Brown light heavy, A Gloss heavy, Casel team in baseball.
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National Guard
Camp Hien
Oationel Guard
Doyle M. Coe
H. K. Harris
2Nd Infantry
E G. Fanning
Wand Infantry
Heavywight
Casel
1Th Engineers
Tate
National League game notes muddled and incomplete
Fragmentary OCR reads like a National League score roundup with teams including Chicago New York Philadelphia and others, but most names and details are garbled, leaving an unclear report of results or standings.
Boxing Show In Park Ring At Brackenridge Park
A Wednesday night amateur boxing event at Brackenridge Park near the swimming pool features Pancho Torres and Russell McIntosh in a 128 pound headlining bout over six rounds. Chico Salinas vs Buddy Towers in an 158 pound semi final. several four round bouts to follow. Public admission free. ringside matches announced by CN Hledson and Theo Abthey at the gold drink stand.
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Pancho Torres
Russell McTntis
Pounsders
Halle
Brackenridge Park
Nea
Chico Salinms
Buddy Towers
CN Hledson
Theo Abthey
Detroit May Swap Hockey Circuits
CHICAGO Aug 24 Officials of the Detroit club of the National Hockey League denied plans to leave the league for the American, while AL officials sought to lure the Falcons across. Tom Shaughnessy AL vice president claimed Detroit would withdraw over Calder’s player demands, but Detroit officials said the plan was unknown. President W F Grant of the AL met Shaughnessy to discuss affiliation and player reinstatement.
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Detroit
Chicago
Falcons
Tom Shaughtersy
Calder
W. F. Grant
American League
Shaughnessy
Duluth
Minn
National League
Unclear Mat Results Mixed With Odd Names and Scores
A garbled list of mat results from various locations includes references to athletes such as Phrentron Starley Pinta and Juste Mearthue, with scattered scores like 210 and 206. The text mentions disqualifications and time limits, but many names and figures are unintelligible.
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Iby
Tim Shasarllod
Voraynd
Ore
Cly Drew
Siate
John Panek
Nebesake
Josved
Barney Ostopnyiteh
Shikina
Davan
Tes
Wright
Tesas
Paterwon
Ireland
Texas
Sande to Manage Colonel Howard Stable at Saratoga
Col Maxwell Howard of Dayton Ohio plans a new racing stable with Earle Sande in complete charge as trainer and manager after the current Saratoga meeting. Sande will handle buying and selling of horses. Edinburg Champion: Methodists win valley Sunday school baseball title 14 to 0 over McAllen Methodists.
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Sande
Edinburg
Methodists
McAllen Methodists
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