Bears Land Leading Pitcher of Michigan-Ontario League
The Bears reach a deal to acquire pitcher Heitzman Lefthander from Bar City. At 23, Heitzman led the Michigan-Ontario League with 18 wins and 5 losses and excelled in earned runs, allowing 2.47 per game. Manager Bob Coleman and a St. Louis Browns scout praise his curves and speed as they project him into a regular Bears role.
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Warnick
Sen -Antonio
Bar City
M-O-Loop
Hetonion
Coleman
Heitzmean
Rum
Bob Coleman
Bears
Sey
Bob
Helisman
St. Louis Browns
Touzman
Bay City
Goleman
Heitzman
Hot Springs Golf Field Draws 100 Players For Open
More than a hundred professional and amateur golfers tee off at Hot Springs as the South Central Open prep begins. The 72 hole medal event offers 2000 to the winner plus daily low-ball honorariums. amateurs receive trophies. Notables include Charlie Hull and Goose Goslin with Sem Rice and Jack Dempsey among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Charlie Hull
Birmingham
Texas
Laurel Heights Triumph Over Hospital In Exhibition
Laurel Heights defeated Hospital 20 to 1 in a late Monday exhibition game at M. A. court. Fricke and Aherrad led Laurel Heights with eight points each while Goforth added six and Bard four. For Hospital, SAHIN was top scorer with six points as Newberry Cargill and Adunim also played.
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Foreyreworth
Twenty Third Infantry Freebooters
Ce Laurel
Ries
Beaa
Laurel Heights
Aherrad
Fricke
Goforth
Bard
Arnold
Sahin
Theapital
Carel
Losy
Heights
Sher
Forwanis
Bosch
Roohingon Guaris
Renald
Sib
Corbett Legend Flashes During Texas Open Talk
A letter from a manager features boxing lore about Jim Corbett and mentions his iconic belts and Latin ancestry. The piece shifts to Texas golf chatter, highlighting Subdar, Frank Relion, and Hayes mulling the Texas Open on a coast-to-coast stage with talk of larger tournaments to challenge Florida and California dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Dallas
Texas
Se Antonio
Dalles
Florida
California
Two City Leaders Pull Further Away In Narrow Losses
Sacred Heart fell 28 to 23 to Catholic Community Bon as Artie Rodrigues sparked the Hearts with seven field goals and a pair of free throws for 15 points. Felix Rodriguez added seven, Hamlett eight, and Veltman six. Utilities edged St Marys Alumni 20 to 15 with Browning leading the Alumni and Leighton strong at forward. Midway High School claimed the Wilson County scholastic basketball title by beating Star 18 to 14, earning a district bid with Floresville and Lavernin losses earlier.
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Sacred Heart
Turner Halls
St. Marys
Artie Rodrigues
Felix Rodriguez
Sacred Fleart
Hamlett
Mnade
J. Veltman
A. Veltman
Wrawalter
N.C. C. HP
Roguez
Barajes
Santa Cruz
Qussett
Jkertinez
A. Modrigurz
Hearts—Burkholder
Trawalter
Furware
Veltman
Necker
Butler
Charley Blum
St. Mary's
Nathan Browning
Sterling Browning Tyo
Musa
Aluwni
Leighton
Utilities
S. Browning
Blum
N. Browning
Ter
Folte
Bitter
Floresville
Tex
Midway High School
Twayne Basketball
National League Honors Founders at Semi centennial meeting
Modern major leaguers, managers, players and friends gathered in New York to mark fifty years since the NL founded baseball. Five of seven surviving players attended, including George Wright and Al Reach, with others like Tommy York and Joe Hornung noted among aging participants.
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New York
National League
Broadway Central
Matty
Chelate Mathewson
John A. Heysler
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn Dodgers
Treatle Forest
H. Harding
Nick Young
Eather Charwick
Morgan 5S
Bulkeley
A. S. Mills
al Reach
Bob
Tim Murnane
Cap Anson
Farry
George Wreht
Tack Chanman
Willie Barnie
Bobby Matthews
Joe Start
George Wright
He Gare
Rexult
Nuklie
Tadao Tendis Ak
Wie
George Washington Bradley
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Thomas Bond
Boston
Harteford
Monza Knight
Athletics
John Manning
Tommy York
Hartford
Calvin J. Stambaugh
Chiego
Tommy Foster
Detroit
Sam Crane
Joan K. Fener
Pennsylvania
Bill Clarks
Washington
Jolin Ward
Jim Mutric
New York Giants
Joe Hornung
Cage Card Tuesday Matches Across City Venues
Turner Hall hosts St Marys Academy against Sidney Lanier and Army Post features Twenty third infantry versus Second engineers. Army Y MLC A Eighth Squadron faces Tenth Squadron at eight. Wednesday afternoon Alamo Heights hosts St Anthony’s College against Alamo Heights High at four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
St.Mary's Academy
Sidney Lanier
Army Post
Twenty-third Infantry
Engineers
Army Y. Mlc. A
Eighth Squadron
Tenth Squadron
Ross Youngs' Eastward Trip Tied to Bribery Probe
Ross Youngs traveled from San Antonio to New York to face firing questions amid the baseball bribery scandal. Attorney Brothers announced that the testimony of Youngs, George Kelly, and Arthur Fletcher failed to shed new light on the case. Kelly learned of his brother’s death during travel. Brothers will report findings to District Attorney Banton to decide on presenting evidence to the grand jury.
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Youngs
San Antonio
New York
Que
Arthur Fletcher
Phillies
George Kelly
Giants
Attorney Brothers
Welly
Landis
Jimmy O'Connell
Shortstop Land
Philadelphia
Sis
Granity
Kelly
California
Jin
Brothers
Distriet
Banton
Grand
Flowers Outpoints Ted Moore in Newark Victory
In Newark New Jersey on February 3 Tiger Flowers of Atlanta decisively outpointed English lightweight Ted Moore in a 12 round no-decision bout. Reporters at ringside described Flowers as the stronger fighter throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Ganegro
Ted Moore
Ringaitie
McGowan Latest Addition to American League Umpiring Staff
Chicago, Feb 3 William A McGowan joins the American League as an umpire after a rapid rise through multiple leagues. He celebrated his twenty ninth birthday January 18 and marks ten years in pro baseball as an arbiter. McGowan began behind the plate in 1912 in Philadelphia and has officiated in college games and various minor leagues before advancing through the Virginia, Telue Ridge, International, New York State and Southern Associations.
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Chicago
William A. McGowan
McGowan
Johnson
International
New York State
Southern Association
Women Skaters Vie For First New York World Title
Three women skating champions will contest New York Citys first international amateur title event held in Jackson Heights. Leila Brooks fresh from the Canadian championship leads a field that includes Ruth Muhlmeyer Jennie Englemann and Elsie Muller. The four event format runs 200 yards 440 yards half mile and three quarters mile on a points basis.
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New York
Jackson Heights
New York City
Leila Brooks
Ruth Muhlmeyer
Chicago
Jennie FR. Englemann
New England
Elsie Muller
Gladys Robinson
Jon Moore
William Murphy
Leslie Boyd
Eddie Myers
Beaumont Signs Up Sandlot Moundsman Reckelberg
Beaumont Texas February 3 George Reckelberg 23 year old southpaw from the Pacific coast region has signed with the Beaumont Exporters according to manager Dutch Bernson. The tall left hander 4 6 tall weighs about 180 pounds and is a 4 lettered recruit sought by Sacramento and Salt Lake City after receiving a contract offer. Reckelberg is highly regarded by Exporter pitcher Milt Atengeafe a key figure from last season.
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Beaumont
Tex
George Reckelberg
Pacific Coast
Milt Ateengeafe
Last Yeate
Main High Clinches North Division Title In Nail Biter
Main Avenue High School virtually cinched the North Division crown of the Academic Basketball League by edging San Antonio Academy 22 to 20 Monday afternoon. Beakely starred for Main with 10 second half points, while Dunsmore guarded him tightly in the first half. Looney led Main with field goals, and Academy’s Harris and Plum contributed early baskets as a tight, defense-heavy game unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue High
San Antonio “Academy
St. Anthony’s
College
Alamo Heights
Looney
Academy
Main
George Beakely
Dunsmore
George Tseakely
Willie Dousmore
Beakely
Searer
McCarley
Harris
Academay
Plum
I ‘ Janeups
Brotze
Boyd
Dunamore
Will
Dwyer
G. Beakely
H Beakely
Holmgreen
Brackenridge High Clobbers Wesleyan Institute For School Record
South Division standings show Brackenridge High School beating Wesleyan Institute 68 to 20 on Monday afternoon. Elkins led with 16 points, Cheatham 12, while Uribe Verdazco and Olnie added four each. lineup listed with Brackenridge players Rees Base Elkins McMillan Cheat ham Howle Verguson Hill Fenner and Ducharme guards. Next game Tuesday 4 on South Division Rim and Alamo Heights vs St Anthony's College at 4 on Alamo Heights court.
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Brackenridge High School
Wesleyan Institute
Bobby Cannon
South Side
Agap
Sion
Elkins
Cheatham
Cardenas
Wesleyan
Uribe
Verdazco
Olie
Brackenridge
Rees
Base
Sidney
Tanner
St. Mary's
Turner
Alamo Heights High School
St. Anthony's College
Alamo Heights
Veteran Bill Bailey Comes Back to Life
Veteran left handed pitcher Bill Bailey of the Omaha Western League club returned to his Houston home Monday night after release from Tong Beach California hospital. He had ruptured an artery under his heart last fall while pitching in the Coast Winter League. Three transfusions saved him from death and he is unlikely to pitch again though he may be used as a coach or peac mid coach by President Fagan Burch of the Omaha club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Ed. J
Bill Bailey
Tong Beach
Cal
Bis
Bailey
Teague
Fagan Burch
Omaha
Suzanne Rebounds In Tip Top Form At Nice Tournament
Suzanne Leoglen returns from injury showing peak form at the Nice tournament. She defeated Misaex Prowley and Moore in six moves each while partnering with Baron De Morpurgo, beating Mile Joyeux and M Patier in a similar fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne
Nice
Suzanne Tleoglen
Sinter
Misaex Prowley
Moore
Milly
Langlen
Baron Deo Morpurgo
Mile
Joyeux
M. Patier
Yale Football Star Spends Busy 24 Hours
New Haven Feb 3 Ed ais Cotile Yale football standout calls his busiest 24 hours at the university. He subbed for Yale hockey against Dartmouth in the afternoon, attended a tea dance, accepted the wooden spoon prize for prom chair, led the grand march with his sister Miss Frances Cottle, and closed with a fraternity dance. The Yale Olympic eight-oared shell decorated the prom hall attracting prom girls from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Frances Cottle
Buffslo
Yale
Nine Cardinals and One Brown Signed for 1925 Season
Nine St Louis National League players have signed for 1925 including Allan Sotheron Johnny Stuart Bill Sheedel Jim Bottomley Howard Freigan Jester Bell Edgar Crough Vincent Shields and John Paulson Rogers Hornsby signing awaits Sam Brendon president of the club returns from the NL Schedule meeting Manager Branch Rickey reported Johnny Tobin also holds over on a contract The week end will bring all contract signings for both clubs ready in the snail era wording of the report stands.
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ST. Louis
Allan Sotheron
Johnny Stuart
Bill Sheedel
Jim Bottomley
Howard Freigan
Jester Bell
Edgar Crough
Vincent Shields
John Paulson
Rogers Hornsby
Sam Brendon
New York
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Americans
Johnny Tobin
Clabe
Howard Payne Beats Simmons to Open Tour
In Brownwood Texas on February 2, the Simmons Cowboys split two games with Daniel Baker and Howard Payne Colleges, winning both against Will Billica’s squad by two points. Howard Payne Yellow Jackets won both meetings against Simmons by two points. Coach Amis left with the Yellow Jackets for a two week trip featuring games against St Edwards College Georgetown Southwestern University San Marcos Normal College and Austin College in Sherman. Flack Wants Back. New York Feb 3 Max Fishel outfielder with the St Louis Caramals insurance?
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Brownwood
Tex
Simmons Cowboys
Abilene
Daniel Baker
Howard Payne
Cowboys
Will Billica
Howard Payne Yellow Jackets
Amis
Yellow Jackets
St. Edwards College
Austin
Southswestern University
Georgetown
San Marcos Normal College
San Marcos
Austin College
Sherman
Fulton Gets Payoff Fallout From Culver City Bout
In Superior Court at here yesterday Jack Reddy Fulton’s manager testified that Fred Winsor paid Fulton six thousand dollars after a November bout in Culver City with Tony Fuente. The boxers faces prize fight law charges tied to a alleged frame-up. Fulton pleaded guilty and paid five hundred dollar fine. Fuente and Winsor await further action as trial proceeds.
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Tos Angeles
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Plasterer
Fred Winsor
Tony Fuente
Foltor
Fuente
Culver City
Superior Court
Jack Reddy
Fulton
California
Reddy
Winsor
Mushers On Strike Narrow Pas Dog Derby Field
Five teams start the Pas Derby in Manitoba as leading mushers strike over the new Hudform Railway route. The 2602 mile non stop race runs to Wednesday with entrants including W W Durte J A Mahoney E W Johnson Davis Campbell Thessore Dunas R E Morley Bacov and EB St Goddard. The winner takes 1206 cash with 700 400 and 260 for runners up. The event remains the world championship dog race drawing international attention.
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Pas
Manitoba
Pas Derby Association
Northand
Hudform
Ares
W. W. Durte
Big River
Saskatche+wan
J. A. Mahoney
E. W. Johnson
Davis Campbell
Thessore Dunas
R. E H. Morley
Bacov
San Marcos Sets Details for High School Meet
San Marcos Texas February 3 The high school district 22 tournament will be held February 21 at Southwestern Texas State Teachers College gymnasium. Last year Brackenridge High San Antonio defeated San Marcos High for the district title. This year only district champions meet in San Marcos with the winners declared district 22 champions and advance to bi district playoffs. District 22 includes Kimble Mason Kerr Gillespie Kendall Bexar Hays Comal Guadalupe Caldwell and Tomlanco counties and San Antonio. Entries due February 18 to Coach O W Strahan athletic director for district 22 at the Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Tex
Texas
Kimble
Mason, Kerr
Gillespie
Kendall
Bexar
Hays
Comal
Guadalupe
Caldwell
Tlanco
San Antonio
O. W. Strahan
Eachers’ College
Strangler Lewis to wrestle Mondt as Munn demonstrates holds
In Chicago Keb and Wayne Munn stage a weapons turn as Strangler Lewis, the world heavyweight champion, faces Joe Mondt in a Gotlseum bout to test if Lewis remains as strong after Kansas City defeat. Munn is billed for a demonstration of the holds he used to defeat Lewis.
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Elhicago
Lewis
Wayne Munn
Kansas City
Joe “Foots
Mondt
Montana
Mann
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