Giants Plan 21 Exhibition Games For Spring Season
New York Giants schedule 21 spring exhibitions with White Sox or Memphis/Southern Association clubs. Opening March 11 in San Antonio where the camp will be located, then four-game sets in San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth, with additional games against the White Sox in Seguin and nearby sites.
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San Antonio Texas League
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Seguin cham_ber of commerce
Harry Grabiner
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Garrett Knocks Out Moran in Seventh Round at Beethovens Ball
Joe Garrett of Kelly Field defeated Joe Moran by knockout in the seventh round of their ten round bout. Mickey Riley earned a referee’s decision over Jack Fowler in the other ten round bout. Fostered by a crowded card, expectations for a Garrett vs Riley rematch within the month circulated among attendees.
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Jack Fowler
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Bobby Green
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Wattling Aguirre
Pride of the West Side
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Joe Ortiz
Jim Dudley
Frank Cornelis
Babe Castro
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Plans Pro Net Play in Madison Square Garden Indoor Tennis
New York reports promoter Nex Rickard plans a series of indoor tennis events at Madison Square Garden to lure leading amateur players and obtain professional status. He cites gate receipts from the West Side Tennis Club and bids to stage events during Davis Cup year and national championship season.
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Why Not Now Tet Ys Wet Yore Geen Pitts
Avick and Zeigler advertise. The listing notes address We Travis St Crockett 3177 and promotes a sale or service in a compact classified ad style. The fragmentary text emphasizes the vendors and location, typical of old newspaper ads.
Sportsmen to Plan Hatchery at Tuesday Meeting
San Antonio Sportsmen's Association will discuss a city governed hatchery use of ponds in San Pedro park. Officials to be elected, construction timing, and a fund of about 1000 raised for hatchery work. City council granted permission Thursday with pledge to protect park beauty, swans, ducks, and other fowl during spawning time.
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Medina Lake Sportsmen's Association
Noa Spears
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Sportsmen's Association
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Trapmen to Go East Grand American Handicap to Atlantic City
The American Traps hosting association awarded the Grand American Handicap to Atlantic City. The event runs September 11 for a week, marking the first national titular shoot in the east since 2002 at Interstate Park Long Island. Chicago and Cleveland bid. the clay target championship is renamed the city target championship of North America with eligibility opened to all amateurs.
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Interstate Park
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Cleveland
North America
Gibbons wins in 45 seconds at Shreveport bout
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul stopped Hope Mullen of Munice Indiana in 45 seconds on Friday night. Gibbons weighed 272 pounds and landed a solid left to the jaw breaking Mullen’s resistance after two earlier shots. Mullen rose at nine then was knocked down again for the count. Mullen weighed 165. Dick Vixon of Fort Worth quit in the sixth round due to a dislocated thumb marking a brief action filled evening.
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St. Paul
Hope Mullen
Munice
Indiana
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Mullen
Jay
Tie
Muten
Dick Vixon
Fort Worth
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Hartford
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Detroit and Washington and Jefferson Face Clean-Record Game
Detroit and Washington and Jefferson met in Detroit to open a Diet season contest aimed at maintaining unblemished records. Both teams entered undefeated, with Detroit having allowed only one opponent to score, and the strongest lineups prepared for a decisive battle to keep the year’s slate clean.
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Eastern team ready to meet California and Centre game
Washington and Jefferson invited California to a January 2 meeting announced by President Taker. A proposal to play a game with Texas A. and M. in Dallas was noted. California’s status remained uncertain as UC Berkeley executives debated Centre.
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Berkeley
Cullf, Co
Univerity of California
College of Kentucky Football Contest May Be Decided Later
The executive committee discussed a football game for December 26 at San Diego with Cal Examinations delaying training time. A proposal to play Washington and Jefferson College January 2 at Pasadena was also considered. Unable to decide, they adjourned until a definite announcement is made.
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San Diego
University of California
Washington and Jefferson College
Pasadena
Faculty control of athletics decided on by Southerners
Atlanta Ga Det 3 After adopting a resolution for faculty control of athletics through majority membership on athletic committees the Southern Intercollegiate Conference proposed a constitution stating athletics should be incidental and not the main feature of university life and strengthened by prudent measures The article also discourages spying on opposing teams noting institutions may attend games but secret pass of information about plays shall be discountenanced altogether
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Southern Intercollegiate Conference
Mississippi Edges Baylor In Postseason Football Clash
Visitors have edge as comparative scores show Mississippi College with a slight advantage over Baylor University in a planned post season football clash at Gardnerwick. Players are evenly matched though the Clinton Indians were beaten last season and the Waco Bears lost twice.
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Mississippi
Baylor University
Gardnerwick
Clinton Indians
Waco Boars
Stationers Top Second Headquarters In Fast Game
Stationers defeated Second Headquarters five 14 to S in a fast game. Dromgosle starred with four field goals. Cartines added three. Vatrick one. Kalisiey and Patrick La tight guarding held Phu soldiers to four field goals. Headquarters players listed include Batles Hail Kling Meyers and Dar Son. Wiltair’s Race Career Over in Lexington as Wildair will be sold to Emil Herz for stud duties in Blue Grass region next spring. The Gra ham baseball club filed suit against the Texas-Oklahoma League for 200,000 damages over a franchise transfer and unpaid payments. Western Conference athletic directors opened annual meeting in Chicago. Mike Sundee of Rock Island won all rounds in a welterweight bout with Gene Wurt.
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Meyers
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Wildair
Harry Parne Whitper
Browinstick
Verdun
Emil Herz
New York
Grace Lutherans win third one point game of season
The Grace Lutheran Sunday school basketball team defeated First Presbyterian 7 to 2 on the YALC A floor in a one point win. Browning led with five field goals, Wosnig added two, and Mueller contributed a foul for the Lutherans. The Presbyterian forfeited the league game but played an exhibition.
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Swanson
Fone
Laurel Heights
Kelton
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Meeks
Golfers to Del Rio Exhibition Foursome at Welin Club
Clarence Mangham manager of the municipal links and Frank M Lewis local amateur star join Abe Lally and John Bredomus for an exhibition foursome on the new San Felipe Country Club course at Welin. San Antonio members depart Saturday night for Welin. Sally and Manghay oppose Lewis and Bredenay in the match.
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Clarence Mangham
Frank M. Lewis
John Bredomus
New San Felipe
Welin
San Antonio
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Manghay
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Mr. Breitiemas
Turner Girls Win First Game of Season on Noisy Night
In a season opener at Corner Hall, the Turner girls defeated Kelly Field Air Intermediate Depot 25 to 6. Olive and Helen Crowell, Eberhardt, and Wertts star for Turner, with Miss Smith adding 6 and Miss Bloom tallying 9 for Kelly Field while Miss McAskill had 4 and Miss Sapp's team faced tight defense from Turner.
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Tork Miss Smith Scored the Other Six, Miss McAskill
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Miss Sapp
Miks Minney
Mixees
A. Bloom
Pyne
Henry Jatz
Remarkable Steel Dam Placed at Sauile Ste. Marie
Detroit engineers report near completion of a movable steel dam in the north canal at Saule Ste. Marie Michigan. Weighing about 80 tons the dam is set by a stiff leg derrick on both sides lifting the framework into place. It is designed to protect two locks by enabling control of water supply in the canal.
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United States
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North Canal
Saule Ste. Marie
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Sao. Canal
Training scholars at Barnard aims for deeper study
New Fork December 3 thirteen exceptional Barnard college students chosen for an educational experiment. The plan mirrors an English honors course focusing on subjects and fields rather than yields of grades. Dean Virginia Gildersleeve says it fights the American college habit of overclassroom time and fragmented knowledge. Fort Worth details of an accident at Chanute Field. McCarty outpoints Dalton in Dallas. George RuLofe, 28, an ex convict, found shot to death in a restaurant's rear room near the Willia Jean slaying site.
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Schalgts
Virginia G. Gildersleeve
Ixia
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George Riulofé
Willian Jean
Ruloff
Texan Dies in Crash Fort Worth Officer Killed in Accident
Fort Worth Texas December 3 Lieut W W Walton brother of N C Walton of Baltimore avenue was killed in an automobile accident at Rantoul Illinois at two oclock Friday night according to messages received by the family in
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