Boxing news and baseball notes from a turbulent era
A chaotic roundup covers boxing figures in Britain and America with mentions of Johnson Langford and Ketchel, plus rumors of league hostilities in baseball. It notes heavyweights and multiple fights, the Puritan steamship, and a Cleveland team salary dispute with Bradley and Pilek.
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Langford
Wits
Jack Johnson
Leneford
Dag
Uarry
Lords
Great Rifle Record Sets Historic Marks At Fair Grounds
AdobuL Teapperwein yesterday staged an extraordinary rifle exhibition at the Fair grounds, firing 6800 shots without a miss over ten days. He used two B2-caliber auto rifles, hit 14,549 points with 14,040 scored, and set records for shots and accuracy while enduring arm and eye strain. The event drew a large crowd as the shooter aimed to surpass the previous mileposts in marksman history.
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Flve
Zarkamansky
Toeuerweits
Toeppelwein
Rangers
Toepherweth
Alm
Toepperwein
San Antonio
Ville
Ding
Ali Ring
Taepner Wein
Lowe
Ball season to open late in New York region
Fragmented readout covers a late start to the ball season with references to New York team plans, exhibition games, and rumored schedules. Mentions of players, dates in Apt or April, and disputed quotes imply confusion about the opening matchups and opponents across multiple teams.
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New York
Teo
HerieuTt Langue
Iam
Reagan
Getter
Newe York
Matlin Sprhuss
Texaint
the Moor
Wort Werth
Turner Bowling League Ninepin Notes Near Championship Tie
Notes from the Turner Bowling League on Ninepin Alleys show Scho Wal Lowther tied for first with Chancellor team leaders in the second series, while Lonmueller’s and Richey’s Gladiators posted high scores. Skewed records and fragmented lines describe the match pace, with the season wrapping after holidays and next games set for January 10.
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Ping
Scholl
Lowther
Erreer Toley
Bawle
Richey
Vaying
Lolmueller
Skunk
M. Fieote
Amd
H. Mintseneh
Phe
Mission Garden Bowling League Update
Fragmented notes indicate Mission Garden Bowling League with fourteen games recorded. Names such as Wirth Muth Selinitt appear amid uncertain terms Storms KR and Sechuette, suggesting standings or players but details are unclear. The text hints at a forthcoming schedule or results but provides no clear outcomes.
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Storms
KR. Wirth
G Muth
Selinitt
Heroes Again Win From Opponents Beviesi Wray Last
The Fort Sam Houston Heroes defeated Troy Kauereog’s Stars on their home alleys, taking two of three games and finishing with high scores. Cohil led with the top three-game score and an average around 187, while Flo posted an eye catching score of 20 in the frame.
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Fort Sam Houston
Weroes
Troy Kauereog
Teo
Cohil
Flo
Sue Brown
Kay
Blaiger Deeeeses
Speer
Tolan
Giannis Wan Nui
Splash Photos Win With G Conring In Warner League Meet
In a cluttered report from the Warner Bowling League, G Conring leads with top splash counts and several players set records. William Riedner posts a 10 pin mark, others like W Kuehn and M Cres total eleven, while many competitors accumulate doubles and high single game splashes.
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Hhusell
O. Hegeman
Wiliiard Riedner
Holly
W. Kuehn
M. Cres
Che Lonmie
Tnidiig
Wert Mae
Twalves
H. Bada Hong
George Canting
William Riedner
AG Ignehe
Bella
Etvies Verenone
Fania
L. Bacts
Local basketball outlook tempered by uncertain returnees
Sporadic notes on Texas basketball drought and upcoming season hint at a dark horse team. Veterans from Wey and exparienes players could rejoin after Christmas, shaping a tense race as schedules and amateur ideals drive preparations amid questions of MERCenary risk and balance.
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Vonsiderna
Pseuos
Wey
Interseriotstiog Teityia yaee and local athletics progress
The piece discusses small college athletics in a second year of a league, noting Wat i' bys and expectations for strong results from Manila Tomita. It praises a capable coach, notes inexperience, and comments on the lack of a unified league structure. It highlights financial strains, potential invitations, and the need for better organization to sustain sports like basketball and football.
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Peacock
Sikerball Progress
Manila Tomita
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