San Antonio Opens Honors to Jock and Jin Exhibition Cited
San Antonio officials reject inviting Jock Hutchison and Joe Barnes to the 10th Texas Open at Brackenridge Park. Chamber of Commerce golf committee prefers funding only to ensure competitive exhibition and avoid prize money for star players. Barnes and Hutchison may still appear in a separate exhibition match at Tel Rio, with a $500 purse.
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San Antonio
Aaring Wen
Misty
Joe Barnes
Jock Tutchison
Brackenridge Park
Phy Chamber of Commerce Golf Committee
Ielebisoe
Barnes
Tel Rio
San Felope
Tom Tally
John Bredemus
San Felipe
Frid Lay
Bate
Jock
Jim
Chamber of Commerce and Manor Chamber of Commerce
Harn Starmars
Aefé
Hutchison
Baroes
Dil Sal
Secold Aml
Vorey Deerell
Ananoges
Gunter Hotel
Down
Panivs
S Lecel Leanoren
Opening Planned for International Court of Justice
An article reports a planned opening of the International Court of Justice in The Hague in Mei 65. It notes solemn proceedings with judges including Giraelors and registrar officiating, details a ceremonial gavel moment and references Netherland officials and the court’s leadership amid a formal gathering.
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International Court OF Justice
The
Hague
Wedureday
Nerman
Satans
Giraelors
Hotenina
Mather
Pate
Bae
Tony
German Pastor Dies In Wisconsin Cemetery Burial
German pastor Duver of Vitastandl dies after a long illness. The May Wenteng tied Satur day in Wisney white. The funeral in Uteelawn Cemetery was led by Mr. ieinkin. Rept buriut Bee Garkert Hoss.
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Ativan
Mr. Ieinkin
The Royal and Dutch Game of Golf by Ripley
The article traces golf origins from Dutch kalf to Scottish adoption. It notes early posts as holes, winter ice play, and evolving rules. It covers St Andrews founding in 15th century, royal patronage, and the feather ball’s replacement by gutta percha. It highlights early champions and golf’s rise to global popularity.
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Robert L. Ripley
Auld Jangsme
Holland
Seotland
Sq. Pegilar
Tayal Blackheath Golf Cluly
Golf Club of
St Andrews
Mitil Jim Isos
Mim
Inara
Tess Ever Xiner
Mave
Charles T
Alvin Talvertyon
Willie Park
United Sites
Diegel final winner in Shreveport golf with Mangham ninth
In Shreveport Louisiana on February 12 Toco Dhee Rel won the final round as Mangham placed ninth. The tournament featured strong play from Mangham and other competitors including Chucky Halt, with several players finishing near the top in a tight gallery.
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Diegel
Shreveport
Mangham
Toco
New
Shreveport Wper
Weel
Henan & Lomis Suai
Gamas
Geum Sure
Piushirg
Dack Hiess
Gulf
Melaanand
Crseli Walker
Bay
San Anvouty
Meltunald
Pluyil
Acd
Ening
Wales
Glarenete Manghasa
Ban Santana
Getty
Satordhig
Remedas
Ras Antony Hind
Dewiteuth Yylaee
Edgren Narrates Rough Side of Football Yarns
Writer Robert Edgren recalls rough football lore from late era clashes and post season tensions. An All American star Pensgek is mentioned amid teams like Peacock and Goareg, with heated exchanges and a guard carried off the field. The piece blends quotes about robbers and discipline amid the era's rough play.
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Edgren
Robert Ergren
Shove
Henry
lSuliant
Amnecararts Tangle
Vayly
Rama
Perligitig
Lds
Maamesuary
Joukhy
Joukhy the Offending Player Roaled He Sued Sbiosetange
Change Pin Schedule Delayed and Reassigned Venues
The article notes a delay and reshuffle of the May 16 rates to Numerotey Four Ten He Hanh in Meike with votes by Whin Veh and 15. It mentions the American Bunthus Conver onenaiment and February 27 as related dates. Original bookings moved from March 2 to March 12. 126 viewsmen are listed as official entrants. A printing error is cited and the event appears tied to a broader Pennsylvania lineup with a vote and participation in the Englnne sev.
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Meike
Sonte Fon
Saunier
Surontn
Organize New League Forms Across Three States
A fragmented note outlines a new league organized across three states with multiple towns and clubs joining. It mentions leadership by Tall talbushanty Drom and the goal of a regional structure to coordinate competitions and reassure participants about entry limits and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Denton Fren Iives
Lifmesh
Suny, Parks, Sonj
Paten
Tadueak
Key
Muyfi Ry
Robinson Names Fletcher Inquiry Based On Wilhelm Word
New York February 43 charges over unauthorized tapping of players were addressed by Wilbert Robinson manager of the Brooklyn team. Robinson admitted seeking Fletcher through Wilhelm after a league meeting in December where he said he mentioned to Irving Wilhelm that a catcher was needed. Wilhelm reportedly advised against playing in Philadelphia but suggested possible play in another league. Robinson insisted he did nothing wrong and claimed no consented action by the club president was violated. The Brooklyn club also announced the signing of catcher Bernard Huntington, formerly with Memphis Southern Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Nation League
Cub
Willian
Baker
Wilbert Robinson
Snyperhns
Robinson
Intel
May Robinson
Irving Wilkhelm
Philly
Tadly
Churtstop
Wretcher
Indelphit
Wilhglin
Clibe
Brooklyn
Bernard Hungting
Latear
Memphia Southern Association
Lexa
St Anthony's Wins Over St Gerard's In Rough Contest
St Anthony's College defeated St Gerard's Sunday afternoon with a 4 to 15 score. The feature was strong goal shooting by Tim Whoners for wards while Osselman Igopund hit thirteen field goals and Quinliven made eight. Meitters at center added three field goals and six four goals in eight tries. Griffin nil Sutton, guards, made a field goal each. Gna Heye had four field goals with Ted the loapes and Dan Heyn contributing field baskets and fouls. Wandrack scored a five, Mike Sulliva tossed a foul, and A Sullivan looped a foul. Koott ant Cavangugh played at guard.
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St. Anthony's College
St. Gerard's
Varish Teague
Tim Whoners
Osselman Igopund
Thirtern
Quinliven
Meitters
Griffin Nil Sutton
Myde
Griffin
Corsidy
Gna Heye
Ted the Loapes
Dan Heyn
Wandrack, Neuter
Mike Sulliva
A. Mullivan
Koott Ant Cavangugh
International billiard tournament lineup announced in Philadelphia
Six top players from America and Europe are set for the International Annoceur 19.2 Bulkline Billard Tournament opening Monday. Guests included Edouard Kondil of Preis and Wranein, while Avy Bos of Amsterdam and Peres N. Colling of Chicago are listed among attendees. Cope Morton and Edgar T. Appleby from Philadelphia will compete Tuesday night.
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Philadelphia
Avy
Bos Nf
Amsterdam
Moldanil
European Tire Holler
Peres N. Colling
Chinago
Edgar T. Appleby
New York
Sacred Heart First The Haered Toark basketball tale
A garbled report describes Sacred Heart First defeating St. Crelin's 32 to 16 at halftime, with Haered Teast weakening and Ceenbin's poking up in the late period. Names and details are fragmentary, but the score and teams suggest a parish game recap with limited readable facts.
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Carole Dmarish
Attic
Hig St. Crerlin
Tech
Teast
Ceenbin
Pal Monokoy
Sean Hin Wianees
Hue Tees
Doughboys to Eat at Camp Tepsis Nigh
The report notes a military camp setting where Doughboys will receive rations during a night event. It mentions athletic teams and organizational figures, with references to a campus or base context and a forthcoming program on a Wednesday in the month. The wording suggests a wartime or training era notice of meals and activities.
Ruth Hold Out Missing Message From New York Yankees
A garbled note from a New York Yankees context mentions waiting for a valuable item at Pa and Alleners, with unclear names. The fragment references Ruth, Muay Mork Bed, and the Eli Persia Shier, suggesting a vague sports or personal notices item without coherent details.
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New York
Paa Alenner
Eli Persia
Mbs
Ray Run Out in Hulinla Hae Ciba Ad G
Ray is described as the run out of Hae Ciba and G. a long instant report names A. Ay Vy Phanpinehipa and Gael Gathillut Mos tan Tawny Shlebnie Win LOODssuvd pent. The piece mentions a Saturday night event and warrants further clarification of details.
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Hulinla
Belperdino
Satonday
Purdue First Again At Big Summer Conference Meet
Purdue repeats as top school at the Big Conference gathering as vents, amenities, and alumni are noted. The event honors a list of attendees including longtime supporters and local dignitaries at the hall. Graves and monuments are mentioned for the campus cemetery and historic sites.
National Handicap at Orenttat Mase Ends In Split Win
The event at Orenttat Mase featured Wand peh om new year and the eighth of 16125 with Odd c securing a successive lead. Gould ABN and stable battles produced a tight finish as Billy Bartow lis claimed victory for Cohanelousie and Binday’s abrlar farried $1000 dig nilded mouey.
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Orenttat
Gould Abn
Billy’ Bartow
Cohanelousie
Binday
Farried
Young L. A. Mitchell Sets Range Record at Brick Allridge Park
The Liberty Island TR Club marksman J. C. Mitchell shoots 260 yards standing and 240 yards prone to total 88 points, breaking the range record at Brick Allridge Park. Captain Cooper totals 66 in rival 48 standing and 18 prone, tying the old mark. Springfield rifles used. Cadet Corps of Liberty High assists with target runs as club plans further shoots at Camp Builds.
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Brickallridge Park
J. C. Mitchell
Liberty Island TR Club
Cooper
Springfield
Ale Ado MO
Clark Thompson
W .Reoed
Ees Aus
Wi Caver
Sien St Aa
Ne A. Allen
Hms
Hum
Mathews
Teh
Atin R. Distin
Fink
Tringlentidge High School Cadet Corps
Liberty Club
T. A. Bille
Sud Inter
Camp Builis
Houston Frat Five Beats San Antonio Team In Weekend Clash
A Houston Frat Five led by Zyber and Whitkind edged San Antonio on Sunday night at Cuenne Hall. Ryne Rousson scored 20, Miller added 14 as Houston built a lead, while San Antonio’s Cadman and Apharlack powered a late push. officials included Kearratkin and Coin.
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Houston
San Antonio
Houston Whaler
Wat
Cuenne Hall
Steed Wien
Zyber
Aaron
Kane
Houstons of
Lewitt
Itnhenato
We Miller
Calin
Contery Ny Hundurk
Zubre
Hy Samlock
Miller
Btwn
Wore
Plan a race meet at San Antonin Spumlway directors
Fragmentary OCR text describes planning a race meet at San Antonin Spumlway with directions to Mantay attention and mentions events involving Nels wadterstand dhimt. Reading is obscured. core idea is organizing a racing meet with travel and staff directions.
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Risenesson
San Antonin
Cary
Aggies Come South to Texum Game in Siltwater
An incomplete OCR sketch reports a Mechanical College basketball intercollegiate event in Siltwater Ohio. It notes a Texas matchup starting Monday night and a schedule hint for February with unclear dates and venues in Austin. The fragment references Texan university and a February timetable with minimal readable details.
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Siltwater
Ohio
Mob. A
Texum
Tunsday
Texan Univaceing
Austin
Meet Monday Night Che necting wf We Mamo-Reck baste ball toa
Cesar Algids will hy Wed Montay. night med xiv, Buainesa Manager Cunkel ne honed Manchar oaening. The play eee WHE ingot at Snvelode at dat Bl, Maryn abrir. The foam prietind ont Baa Verret pirk Hidlay afternoon, with ow big tay tite.
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Cesar Algids
Montay
Buainesa
Cunkel
Marynabrir
Presbyterians Win Monday Night Championship
Presbyterian team clinched the title in a tight Monday night game at Wathemalal arena. The match featured Bandas kehond as the central figure, with key plays by Teague and a late surge securing the victory over Marts it of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Wathemalal
Sentar Bandas
Local church teams clash in line of Sunday games
A string of church league matches set for the day includes the Presbyterians facing St. Mark's and the Lutherans competing for the title. Two intermediate league games determine the senior contest starting at time.
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Mori
Monlay
Goclock
Presbyteriana
St. Mark's
Grace Eutherany
Probe Mine Accident Sparks Investigation In Morrisburg
February report cites misfire and blasting errors at Gates mine in Fayette County. Committee of mine inspectors details rule violations that allowed multiple shots in a single working place, costing one life and injuring twenty-five miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisburg
Pas
I. C. Fund Code Company
Zinta
Fayette County
Sioux City Plans New Police Beating System March 2
Sioux City announces a bold police aid plan to cover every home with near constant protection. A new pay telema route will pass every home at least every fifteen minutes under the system to be instituted March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Towa
Six Day Bicycle Race Attracts 28 Riders From 14 Teams
Twenty eight riders from fourteen teams prepare for the six day bicycle race starting Sunday night in Chivalro. The event will run for 146 hours until next Saturday night, with Hollowers of the race claiming many top pacers are in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivalro
Momo
Asabel Pacers
Mexican Revolt Suppressed by Chihuahua Arrests
El Paso dispatch reports Mexican officials believe a widespread alkamination plot was thwarted by arrests in Chihuahua City of five civilians and two army officers. Key figures named include Generals Eugenio Maestiner Juan Andrew Aladzan and Alfredo Quijon. revolts tied to a band led by Tu an Merigo were reportedly halted after arrests near El Paso. Rebel losses from Samalayuca raise total to five, with ten band members fleeing toward the border.
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el Paso
Chihuahua
Geport
Goge Witor Egnerio Moriques
Chibnatma
Eugenio Maetiner
Somnander
Juan Andrew Ala
Tuan Merigo
Pabeng
Tex
Elaso
Mexico
el Faso
Department of Justice
J. JT. Mendez
Hell
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Barnes-Hutchison
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A Ee
Ministre Sueewohs
Wiese Enplisa Sermuis
Agy Gormathe
Pete
Woth
Eos Othe
Gai
Rulei Paways
Sally
Zreck, Etelien
Warren Trak
Kansas City
Fei
Vancouver
Brant
Coffeyville
Kan
Warren
Yearingia
Fitehen
Milox
Harvey Mageeville
Harry Davon
Kanene Uus
Tuyner
Mona
EM Molrath
Bob
Etaniploe
M’alester
Deometieht Francis
Weavern Association
Trutster
Wester
Joplin
Wests
Wemort
Wien
York
al Ehaunee Fewneek
Onrges
Taintton
Hales Newarke
Wight
Tennessee
Kentucky
Fletcher
Wilhelm
ST. Anthony's
Wesselman
Tirtay
Erncll
Entertain
CUE Stars
Wizards
Sacred Heart First
St. Cevelin'n Vive
Ruth
Keponiad Famnus Bale
Chicago
A. C
Stur Miler Shaws Weari Tien
Purdue
Sientieres
Cheng
Vonfereni
Abe Gstaees
Abe Deng
Wixesmany
Esty Horton
Havana
Billy Harton
W. Kelsay
Siumloy
Wwe
Young L. A. Mitchell
Jota Kappa Chis
Aggies
Milahoma
Thedy Wexas
Kahantamoly
Moyles
Hanoi
Altman
Teogutur Seaginn
W. Travis & Soledad
I Zeigher's Corner
Gent
Moore
St. Paul
Minn
Pultitanida
Cage Rove
Minneapolia
Doubing
Liteerational Bowling Association
Richmond
Akon
Lexington
Gunter
John Williams
Gunter Hotel Bldg
Dugan
Boston
Med
Athletics
Beston Hed Sox
Fugh Dutty Sna Rumtay
Clark Pittinger
Morris
Cleveland
Dibble
South Alamo
Ave
Willy Ge
Travia Strant
Dallas
Fort Worth
John Ruskin
John Ruskin Cigar
Lewis Cigar Manufacturing CO
Tadceeneak Cae Fceary
Oppenieimei Cigai
Mistribunors
Mim Antonio
Exus Scents Cach
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