Perez Wins Three Mile Race Over Campbell Narrow Finish
Fred Perez won the three mile road race yesterday afternoon from Hugh Campbell by a sprint in the final 100 yards. The event, postponed from last Saturday, drew a good crowd and was timed by two stopwatches, with Perez taking the lead midway and pushing ahead in the last stretch.
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Fredericksburg
Hugh Camafelline
Campbell
Perez
Peres
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Ile Blanco
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Fest'n Storn
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Light solicits San Antonians for anecdotes and stories
The Light invites San Antonio residents to share anecdotes and memories. A $100 reward is offered for qualifying tales about well known locals. Call in the business area to learn the official schedule of the Lexus State Baseball league for free and enter the contest.
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Lexus State Baseball League
Thomas Triumphs In Varsity Rally Over St Marys Hall
Thomas defeated St Marys Hall 12 to 1 in a fierce afternoon game on the latter's court. May Arnim, Nelson, and Graves starred for Thomas while Harrigan left injured for St Marys. Officials Kerr and Jeffries received praise for impartial officiating as fans crowded the floor and infringed on play. Time halves were 25 minutes. lineup included Arnim, Nelson, Graves for Thomas and May Arnim, Nelson, Harrison for St Marys.
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St. Mary's
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St Mary's
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Graves
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St Marys Hall Girls Basketball Drops Series Amid Rough Play
St Marys Hall will not play remaining games this season after a rough game yesterday sparked faculty withdrawal. Officials blame roughness on both sides and question seating arrangements while lamenting reduced competition among local girls basketball. The league’s future remains uncertain as the school coach and supporters weigh the impact on amateur sport.
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St. Mary's Hall
Ce Uiore Utvaluls
Iis
Lieblay
St. Mary's
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Ueyamer
Figuama Paul Repelled In Madison Square Garden Sprint
PA freshman Raul Figuama Paul, long sprinter, failed to win the Martinique Cup at Madison Square Garden last Saturday. He faced White, Berker, and Sullivan, while Mike Murphy notes improving practice. Paul was last year's cross country champion and holds a schoolboy mile best 4:28. Huskins was initially entered but Paul was favored in the final lineup against the Irish club's fast miler.
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Mike” Murphy
Pennsylvania
Fivers
Huskins
Paul
Spor ts Here and There: Baseball Winds into Spring Talk
Jim Plynn defeats Jack Sullivan and headlines ongoing bets touch on race tracks and baseball matchups. Contenders like Griffith, Pilcher, and Moran are linked to N Y and Chicago circuits as winter chatter hints at exhibitions, coast negotiations, and possible crossover showdowns with Connie Mack and the Athletics.
Local sports roundup hints at upcoming key matchups
The piece notes ongoing games and upcoming events in Marys, High School, and St Marys College, with focus on a girls league clash, track events at Electric Park featuring a Zouave drill, and a promise of strong basketball and baseball action as teams prepare for scheduled contests against MC A and Pernoussevnk. It highlights competitive spirit, uncertain lineups, and season fever building among city players and schools.
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Unreadable OCR Sports Note on University of Virginia Finances
Fragmentary report criticizes the University of Virginia football season and finances. Mentions John H. Han, Ira wed Tawls D. Crenshaw, and figures claim net profit around $4000 after expenses. References betting losses and hotel costs, with scattered names and local references.
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Giants Arrive in Marlin for Baseball Training
The New York Giants began their pre season workouts in Marlin with a large and enthusiastic turnout. Players arriving included Wr. D Mckenney Wm Malarky Ray Beecher Otto Crandell and more as the club prepares for early practice sessions and exhibition play.
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Cateher
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G. L. Hersor
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Lars Minnns
M. P. Pyle
Jol O'Brien
Josh Devore
Jyid Richwis
John Levelt
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Southern League Meet Opens In Little Rock Arkansas
Southern League magnates met in Little Rock for the spring session. About thirty representatives attended the opening as a schedule was prepared and to be decided at today’s meeting. The president Willan Kavanaueh announced a pay raise from 2600 to 4000 per year. A resolution called for police protection for visiting clubs and to curb rough play at games.
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Washington
Houston
Galveston
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Ely
Field Day Promises Ahead of National League Meeting
Garry Therrmina pledges to push field day plans before the National League gathering in New York this month. He cites last summer’s Cincinnati exercises and aims to advance records in various departments of sports within a Mehl day context, seeking practical gains.
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Basketball Evolution A Century Of Rough Play To Skill
A retrospective notes how basketball evolved from rough, physical play with bruising tactics to a modern game emphasizing endurance and speed. It cites early marred games, the shift under the YMCA, and the shift in player types from strong, large athletes to skilled, athletic youths. It highlights regional changes in play style and the transformation of the sport's culture and rules.
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Caslacu Genter
Bagkethil
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van Avek
Victin
Weige
Hut Jong
Sirla
M. OS A
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Wall
Tle Gant
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Mission Garden Bowling Banquet Marks League Finish
A lively crowd gathered at Mission Garden last night for the bowling league banquet ending their season. Captains and leaders from the Vern Leaf Gowling club and Veresh body section were present, with toasts planned and a target audience of about 50 for the supper at the club.
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Vern Leaf Gowling
Bndy
Torner
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