Local Baseball Talk On Interest And Prospects
The piece outlines a growing interest in baseball with teams like the Bronchos and Senators expanding rosters to about 40 players and an expected pool of 225. It notes upcoming league meetings at Galveston, scheduling shifts toward southern cities, and hopes for balanced competition after recent drafts and sales. Manager Leidy and players such as Cook are highlighted as key figures shaping this season’s outlook.
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Rob
Ausim
Alriagtol
Hat
Hom Ha
Leidy
Kohedin
Gaton
Texas
Weol
Imly Heig Poole
Moge
Steelvon
Sam Stovall
Broinhos
Tollawal Tis Ark
Han
Local Sports Items Preview Varied Activities Across Teams
Lite basketball drills were canceled due to damp courts. Miss Bowden and other players will miss practice. graduation activities limit prep. G A track athletes halted trials but aim for the Lakeside decision after a Saturday bout. West Texas team expected for a February meet. Turbots to feature prominently in coming events. Roller polo wanes as rink athletes seek basketball or baseball. Revival of city schools to soon boost practice, with VM GAL track athletes preparing for meets and showing strong form.
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Mifida
Uttle
Prize Bowl honors and bowling crowd at Beethoven Hall
The San Antonio Soule Bowling club held a quarterly gathering at Beethoven Hall with members and guests enjoying refreshments. Prizes were awarded to several winners including Toner 60, Mrs. Berna ten 8, Mrs. Henry Horak, and Ida Whol ling 40. A note mentions Crazy Well Water No 1 for kidney troubles sold in drug stores and saloons, distributed by Coca Cola Bottling Co.
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San Antonio
Tomi
Beethoven Hall
Ari Lie
Hota
I . Toner
Irs
Loula Wink
J. Fehl
Edwin Poilewils
Berna
Henry Horak
Mra. Balter
Ida Wholling
W. Ko Haralson
Coca-Cola Baffling Co
Pioneers and Iron Brews Split Alley Victory Night
The Pioneer Mills and Tuerler's Jon Brews split wins at Mission Garden alleys. Pioneers won game one as Iron Brews edged ahead in game two to salvage a 7-4 for the night. Key players included Eanil Lamm with sensational shots and captain A Shore leading the Pioneers in game one.
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Pioneer Mills
Tuerler
Jon
Mission Garden
William Qrassenbacher
Pioneers
de J
Lion
Ane Lnck
Shair Wil
Rhein Blof
Jdud
As Pius
Irog
Jwth
Eanil Lamm
A. Storms
Riedner
Alt Wiedenfekt Jit Zimmerman
Beckman
Pinner
Duerler
Tinea
A. Shore
Kanekinl
Neeknida
Tender
Schlerer
Biemi
Trforl
Standt
Keller
Achmitt
Teharbook
Resume Practice Sparks Debate Over Leadership
Fragmented text indicates a committee or group at She Tauive Heights planning to resume practice on Washington's lay. The document mentions votes and possible expulsions tied to the possession of items, with members expecting sanctions against a leader.
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Washington
Baseball and football figures shake Kentucky teams and managers
A sketched panorama from early baseball and football circles notes players, managers, and prospects across Kentucky and nearby states. It mentions Clarke, Wagner, Abbott, McConnell, and Brann among others, with moves involving Vincennes, Taylorville, and Toledo. The piece hints at college and professional ties, including Hazleton, Detroit, and Boston.
Knights of Gala parade plans announced at carnival
Bid lodges to fete as Saenival committees seek aid from secret societies for the Spring Carnival opening night. Knights of Oya and Gener commit tur arrange a meeting to appoint judges and represent orders in the Battle of Mowerd and Battle of Flowers. General Ta Myer consents to marshal. Parade could be among the era's most elaborate.
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Saenival
Knights of Oya
International Ely
Avery
Rie Jonge
Faluri
Krevl Johnston
Te Ely
Thwad
Albert Ta Myer Hid
Deving
Fawers
San Aningie
Corbett Views on Fighting Commission Needed
Antonio Corbett discusses reforming boxing with a governing commission to ban fakery and verify matches. He cites parallels with baseball and horse racing to argue for strong oversight, suggesting a national body could restore sport integrity and curb illicit conduct and misuses of authority.
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Corbett
Tin Corbett
Inshewg
Wawlona
Rattle of the Pins at Beethoven Alleys Meet
The Allie d Ladies Bowling team held a practice and match night at West Haven Hall. Officers and members, led by N. M. Karnes and Mrs Grove, lined up players and announced quarterly gatherings, with the Beethoven and Osterfine clubs slated for forthcoming events and team members named for a scheduled night of rolls and parky.
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Prachlee Yestertity
West Haven Hall
Felewine
N. M. Karnes
Grove
Charles Frowsurey
Tanda
Monty
Missouri football forward pass rules misread in foggy memo
William J. Monlaw argues a forward pass can be used only after a fair catch and a defined 95 yard open field run, but the committee’s interpretation would reset play after the catch. Monlaw notes the law’s uncertainty and proposes a clear rule to avoid disruptions in game flow.
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William J. Monjlaw
University of Missouri
Ling
Fogilall
Mies
Lng
Soan
Manilaw
Quarterly contest at Mee Tan Reights Lavtys Rowtligehh
A quarterly contest concluded yesterday afternoon at Summer Garden with refreshments and a firiae Thowl. Scores included a 7 pinay sar and 6 £ Uhird in a quirky event, while names like iM mM and Mrs t. Aven appear among the participants.
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Im mM. Te Ammow
WIT
T. Aven
Suhtade
Jaweth
Mine Te Sommers
Wieher
Rabliseh
Forward Pass Reforms for Cleaner Football Play
A coach argues proposed rules would boost offense by removing fair catches and allowing longer passes. He contends this would reduce scramble for possession, encourage precise throws, and reward efficient, speedy execution.
Pitcher Ables Sold to Birmingham in Southern League
Pitcher Harry Ables of Dallas was sold to the Birmingham team in the Southern League for 1000 dollars. Described as one of the best hurlers developed in this circuit, Ables leaves for the new assignment amid the season’s player movement.
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Harry Ables
Dallix
Kikheen
Birmingham
Ables
Houmans
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