Polo Show Opens as San Antonio Hosts Polo and Golf
The Fort Houston stadium area readied for a big weekend with the Fort Sun Houston polo event and the Houston Country Club golf meet. Local names like Lewis Levinson and Reuben Albaugh figure in a starry field with plans to compete as athletes from Antonio and San Antonio join the midwinter circuit.
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Antonio
Houston
Lewis Levinson
Sen Annuaiv
Butordey
Hig Plang
Mourton
Frides
Lewis
Eaplayere
Nat Goldemirth
Jac Gugenheim
Leyineon Ge
Automo WN
Reuben Albaugh
San Antonio
Ielt Gaturdus
Hauslup
Mel
Lieu Toby Clark
Frank Lewwie Jr
Bob Scurt
Nalion Slary
Hiowwun
Kau Antonia
Bulu
Platenorse
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Fort Sun Houston
Amd
Vume Coyal Entertainment
Fotriean
Connie
Agate
Whiner
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Wuothir Thukker
CH. Dneix
Fort Tilivy
Camp L Wood
George Hulleteiner
Wourl
Wood
Varig Minke
Deleon
Seorent
Fort Reiss
Artlente
Visdnered
Bso Rey
Seeenine
Chilners
G. i Tony
Ofealay Tinh Henith
Derry
Avaror
Chaotic Fight Results From Fragmented Boxing Card
Record shows a disjointed list of boxing results with many misspelled names and places. Notable bouts include Levinsky beating Gagnon, Brown outpointing Lebertsin, and Cooper winning in San Francisco. South and midwest venues appear, but the page is riddled with garbled text and unclear outcomes.
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New Luk
Ace Guskins
Nebraska
Seimmy Baker
New Lurk
Andy Digwi
New York
Buddy McDonald
Ke. Haul
Manuel Quintero
Tumya
Fin
Johinny Kocianeks
Buy Vane
Ke Ueston
Jurk Demaye
Jock Humberk
Helciuw
Tutuing Levinsky
Philadelphia
Double Header Triumph by Pirates Over Seguin High
Pirates win 88-13 in a dominant doubleheader, with key scoring by Lill 28 and Franz 16 from the lineup led by Donaghon's 16 and Meadows, as Seguin State sees tough defense from the visiting team. Secondary squad struggled, while Walter and Burguel led Seguin’s effort with 28 and 13 respectively.
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Gitly Aw
Har Runay
Pirates
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Gine Ang Liv
Frederickaburg
Dutchies
Normasse
Vidas
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Drugighon
George O'brien
Referes
Percenot
Nunn
Thmep
Pur die meets Indians for laurels
Indiana, strong in Big Ten title chase, wins five straight after midseason surge. Hoosiers, Wisconsin, Northwestern vie for top place as Minnesota and Iowa face tough schedules. Conference race tightens with key matchups shaping the path to the championship.
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Chicago
Che Ino Hoosier Interes
Informagion
Ue Inpec Itor Perthol
Lar Guo
Tories
Indiana Musk Wie
Conrad
Ste
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Madisyn
Neon the Gellar
Miumernta
Jae
Tle Cunferkice
Minnesota
Seuzalereil
Iention
Mintenpulis
Nortwestoen
Putin
Vugie
Urano McConeker
Diane
Tay
Mata Tim
Abe
Tinie
No Golf or Dancing For Giants in Hot Springs
The New York Giants face travel restrictions delaying manager John J. McGraw. Players Montlaw, Petty, Whitehill, and Rice are listed as ill or restricted as the team heads to Hot Springs to await McGraw’s arrival.
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New York
Tech
Fiske Squad Wins Olympic Test in Belgium Meet
The Fiske team led by William Fiske won the Olympic trial in Liège Belgium on February 1, with Belgium second and Argentina’s Belén team defeated. England placed fourth led by Cool Pim, Sweden tied for fifth, and John Heaton’s Allerinnn finished ninth as Sweden’s team faced heavy competition.
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Hvitzerland
Debslvigh
William Fiske
Clin Liege
Morrow
Fiske
Olympia
Belg Rium
Belen
Cosiir-Lawtbert Uml
Arturo Gramito
Hnglinh
Cool Pim
Stutherland
John Hieaton
Bweden
Anudell
Taday
William Stanley
von Hutang
Lynee
15 Chunkers Off to Camp Warhlsutos
The Bed. Fifwen pitchers under contracts join Washington Senator contingent for spring camp with six expected to return. Garland Braxton prepared to take mound as others like Lat Youlury and rookie Bob Thirle compete for rotation spots and several veterans remaining in camp during early sessions.
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Umier
Washington Senatary
Budas
Garland Braxton
Heunnae
Reuyve
Werth
Fiftern
Pitchera
Lre
Murbeery
Mulley
Linenhee
Guxlon
Jones
Zyrhury
Forks
Elnring Vay
Bla
Ute Simshines
Lat Youlury
Bob Thirle
Wrharalera
Faeh
Tenew
Barks
Texas League Newcomers Play Ball Across Sports
A garbled OCR item details Texas League newcomers engaging in multiple sports including basketball and football. Mentions Ven Fett Wedel Igelugtaw and others, with scattered names and places such as Vicksburg and Sued Tevna Teachers. Events cover ball, football and basketball games amid league activity.
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Joke Toienson
Horn
Liselien
Cit Engigement
Vicksburg
Willy Aibe von
de Ana
Ril Paty CC
PH Watehesin Bya
Sued Tevna Teachers
Elie Wor Bee
Mhualehewo
Colton States League
Poussiebdery
Hudlin and Indians Reach Agreement Camp Aide Names
Hudlin and Indians reportedly reached an agreement on an enlistment or camp arrangement for the coming spring. The parties discussed terms and a potential program guiding cooperation and planning for upcoming activities. Further details were unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Tausons
Wilinssudlin
Eland
Atic
Tin Spring
Arlaiog
Johnny Tobin Joins Columbus Team Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR reads suggest Johnny Tobin's move to a Columbus team amid unsettled conditions. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the names Rivertown and Ammer appear, indicating regional ties or affiliations. Further readable elements hint at a truant or transfer context.
Trade Winds Bring Hornsby To New York Headlines
Clipping from a New York paper last August recalls Rogers Hornsby being traded to Toledo amid sensational pennant bid talk. Stories suggest McGraw’s stance and Stoneham’s moves influenced Hornsby’s exit, with public reaction turning against the club and manager.
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New York
Gianke
Bay
Ogers Hornby
John McGraw
Diek
Olympic Men In Big Meet At Kansas Invite
Olympic men compete in a Kansas invitation indoor meet headlined by Lloyd Habe and the Winston Athletic team. A large Falls City Neb town delegation attends, with Hay Conger holding the national mile record and aiming for new marks. Contenders include Jet Rock and Vernon Kennedy, plus former Missouri Valley champion Toor, as entrants vie for relay spots and overall honors.
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Relays Spotlight Coast Stars In Major Meet
Coast Stars and Southern California swimmers drew attention at a high profile relay event in Los Angeles. The meet featured top relay squads and individual stars, with athletes from WA and CA setting fast times and earning honors. Notable participants included Airlie Padilork and Charlie Merah as the meet highlighted upcoming talents.
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Badus
Caliifornia
Mwarty
Severn
Linnner
Tntercat
Turgely
Airlie Padilork
Ciarlie Merah
Troe Angeles
Searbern
UDKING GETS CHANCE AT DUNDEE IN WELTERWEIGHT BID
In Madison Square Garden Hodking wins a judge’s decision after ten brutal rounds against Sammy Baker. The Nebraskan lands a fierce right to the jaw and dominates with relentless rushes sealing a ten round victory. Dundee contention rises with a March welterweight elimination, pending New York athletic commission approval.
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New York
Ace Hodking
Bes
Sammy Baker
Challenger
Willess
Mitchel
Aixti
Baker
Toul
Thaker
Tiadhins
Hadking
Will Laker
Aon
Joe Dundee
Elimnation
New York Atutte Athletic: Commission
Asem
World bowling record claim sparks over 3200 pins
A garbled report claims 3204 pins set as a world record during a bowling week. It mentions an Inter nation Bowling event and a team from St. Nut totaling 3202 pins, with references to a former record near 3198 and the American something congress.
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Ren
Fivemat Jeans
Association Tagenu
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Teorin
Am er Matmen Whs Amin Tuwa Beh
Amateur wrestling report highlights a close match where Amin Tuwa Beh defeated an opponent in a high school event. The bout occurred at a local gym with spectators noting a tight score and strong athletic effort from both wrestlers and teams.
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Amin
Tuwa
Tone
Atte Servatlend
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