Meet Bleu Triumph at Al San Antonio Track Meet
Warner track squad won first place by four points over Marshall Training School amid ideal conditions and sharp competition. Powers of Y squad sparked a fast 100-yard dash in 9.5 seconds close to a world record. Turners, High School, W. M. C. A., West Texas, and St. Mary's College posted strong scores with Lamar and Marshall teams claiming multiple event wins.
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Wendell Frazer
Stanton Bouth
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Gerald Eakin
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Roscoe Mina
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John Brown
Carl Luthers
Adolph Weight
Elms Mhbry
Bert Springall
Phil Hopkins
Pugnacious Umpire Refused Bribe in Major Scandal
A report notes an umpire accused of refusing a bribe during a New York Chicago game. The incident involved faces punched and the bribe offer, with calls for disclosure of the involved individual.
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Awent
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Local Meet Officials and Patent Medicine Ad
The item lists officials such as Harold Gathers and Gilhem Cox with names including Ernest Merker and Wirst Bagtishs in a meet officiating role and cites a remedy from Billard’s Horehound Syrup priced at $1.09 per bottle. The ad mentions Dr B T Hughes continuing practice and notes disease concerns for eye ear nose throat.
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Gilhem Cox
Ernest Merker
Wirst Bagtishs Tussel Davich
Ricard Kewis
Amhur Wright
Wok Pape
Theo, Burger
Gilmer Walker
Swill Joynson
Davis
Wreeer
Lanis Heverminn
Starler
Feferee
Adolph Wagosh
Adahsy Philips
Claude Yost
Robert Winlord
Will
B. T. Hughes
Megs
Heke Blig
Turner bowling league features close scores and clutch finish
Turner alleys hosted a close two game set with Grasso and Ling shining. Keeh’s Li Las edged Grasso’s Giants by one pin in the second game as Ling clinched the opener for Lu Lus. The night highlighted Waenfehr, Koch, Ling, Zork, Winerdorf and Corning as top performers with a late winning strike.
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Giants
Turner Alleys
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Zork
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Infantry versus Mounted Men in a 9 to 7 ball game
A muddy post game report notes Infantry trailing early then leading 2nd half, as Laberdie hits a key home run in the fourteenth to lift Infantry past Mounted Men. Final score 9 to 7 with Tatin West and Rogers pitching for Infantry, Campenter catching for Mounted.
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Big Bunch Shoots at Laurel Heights
A local story records heavy activity at Laurel Heights with Klock's Electric Pelt Mattress Factory claiming the largest print in the south and employing about 1000 bales of cotton annually at 026-8 Main Avenue. Theo and Artzt Orchestra operate with both phones listed for contact.
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Daddy of basketball proudly recalls first game
Memphis Tenn Feb 23 Special Correspondence W S Parks assistant secretary of the Memphis YMCA-A proposed official who officiated the first basketball game. Parks when visiting the Springfield Mass training school for YMCA secretaries and physical fitness recalls the early days of the sport. He helped train the first two teams organized in the south at Vanderbilt University and at the Nashville YMCA.
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Bonhag Breaks The Five Mile Record In Kentucky
George Bonhag of the final American athletic rink reportedly ties or breaks the world five mile record at the event in Kentucky on February 2. Tim Collins is noted for a mark set in the same race.
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Bonhag
George Bonhag
Drole
Tim Collins
Indoor winter game plan for school squad outlined
The physical director of the school, at Father H Gullek's suggestion, planned an indoor winter game to build endurance speed and interest. The training secretary wanted a structured program with nine new players including three centers and three forwards. The first game showcased the new lineup.
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Spenbttor
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