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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1918
Page
11
A long damaged text fragment recalls a man named John L and references a chaotic set of memories, athletic themes, and scattered personal notices. The passage blends reflections on descent into decline, hints of past events, and a noisy stream of names and places without clear structure.
The readable lines sketch a chaotic scene with scattered names and phrases. Mentions of Abington, various people, places, and casual remarks hint at a historical local page, but most content is garbled, offering little coherent event or outcome beyond a noisy collage of terms.
Clayton Ferry is signed to manage the Broncs for the season. The report notes Kerry signed with MKONE HE Sey ALIORI Bascal club for 1918 and cites President Hattison J. Benson announcing the contract. The piece also mentions Jogo Nia Scher’s death and Perry’s recent misfortune, plus commentary on Ferry’s experience with a large commission firm and potato business interests.
A long, tangled OCR note discusses potential Yankees connection and implications for teams and players. It mentions Warren, Leanne, and various figures, referencing game contexts and possible outcomes, with scattered names and locations implying a sports trade or negotiation impact.
The Remount polo team and Sixth Cavalry meet in a government tournament at Gunter Motel Vip this afternoon. Players are noted as well matched with recent form showing Sixth Cavalry strong, while Remount seeks victory after last Sunday’s results.
A fragmented discussion on forming a national coalition of boxing clubs argues that unified clubs better protect the sport and its participants. Advocates urge cross-state cooperation, a strong national body, and coordinated funding to curb manipulation and ensure fair competition.
A garbled OCR item summarizes a win by the Aggies in a contest with scattered phrases about tax, emotion, and regional references. The fragmentary text includes disjointed names and places, but lacks clear facts, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
Fragmented report recalls a boxing evening where local fans placed wagers, noting boxers seeking prize money and big purses. The piece hints at a forthcoming stronger bout but provides few readable details or clear participants.
In a discordant recap from Chicago dated February 2, reports indicate a Willard Fulton boxing bout remains unlikely as critics note Fulton’s recent form and opponents’ readiness. The piece highlights rising contenders and shifting schedules in western front boxing.
Readable fragments show Tubby Starnes as a captain for the Aggie basketball team at College Station. Mentions Fah, UE Wihlenfey Col, and various unclear names, with references to sessions, records, and athletic news coverage. Strong entities are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Sergeant HW H Gupladtiun reports Lieutenant Pfannkuches rack rifle team just returned from Twogs ail and will face the civilian rifle team in a match at the municipal range. Open rifle and pistol events attract clubs and nonmembers. targets set in 100 yard range promise high scores with several shooters posting strong marks.
A discussion on developing marksmanship through practice, detailing natural talent versus learned skill. It highlights instinctive aiming, proper eye focus, and the need for steady technique, including stance, trigger control, and correct breathing. The piece cites notable figures and emphasizes focused, repeatable routines.
Next Saturday at Camp Travis Army Me CG auditorium a boxing and wrestling card will feature a championship contest between teams from Army and M. C. A. with proceeds to prize funds. Capt Sam Greenwell will oversee events including at least three boxing bouts and several wrestling matches for title honors.
Junior B teams played a double header with two lopsided losses and a tight win. Harold Nunts led Eliore Brendt's squad 48 to 2, while Rudolph Kreen's Brown team won 14 to 1. Mank Wyatts beat Walter Schulles by a narrow margin in the Yt' gyn Near race, and Maroth Kn led Run t vs Brena with thirty points, the high score for the Junior B year. Robertory and Hiodgow contributed multiple baskets for the winners, with Weeds Mutitavin scoring the only point for the losers. The day showcased strong shooting from Lobertory and Flick-Radelph Keach.
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