Magnate Promises Fans Baseball In New Venture
Engon and Associates leader Leidy S. manages a bold baseball project in a county area, promising steady funding and new personnel. The deal unites Sinesels, Pot Hosselman, Wye Rebreiner, and others as a fresh entity takes over from the old Hable organization and aims to push winter play and national exposure despite uncertainty about immediate profitability.
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Dent
Wisconsin
Venson
Sinesels
Pot Hosselman
Wye Rebreiner
Nitto Wairmund
Reeder
Aucres Coy
Jy Haynes
Arand
Maid
Angie
Benson
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Antonin
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Uwl
Antonis
Bo Veinia
Capt Wey
Wes
New Texas League Baseball Franchises Do Promising Start
A new stock company plans to file incorporation papers in Austin within days, aiming to launch a Texas League baseball venture at League Park. The move follows fraud concerns tied to Covington and aligns with San Antonio interests, spurring excitement among fans despite questions about ownership and stability.
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League Park
Bennon Orighnally
Covington
Blia
Ines
Nix
Real Mine
Hin
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San Antonin
Feu Reptete
Princeton President Seeks End to Paid Coaches in Athletics
Princeton President Sam Grier Hibben in his annual report Thursday called for removing paid coaches from college athletics. He argued undergraduates should run teams, with captains leading practice and decisions, to curb over-organized coaching costs and gate receipts. He warned paid coaches and many assistants drain athletic treasuries and dampen student control of sport.
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Princeton
Hy Sam
Joh Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Charges not proven against Piatt Adams in AAU hearing
New York January 14. Piatt Adams Olympic champion high jumper faced charges before the Amateur Athletic Union meeting regarding the sale or disposal of prizes. Adams, described as one of the world’s best jumpers, allegedly carried a sack of medals to the hearing but offered no specific trophies for removal. The proceedings continued as investigators questioned the case’s details.
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Huntress Team Wins in Turner s Ninepin League Night
The Huntress team defeated the Dreminger team 688 to 248 and 265 to 298 on Wednesday night. Runners led by Ragland, Tuntress, Michel, and Judmaier starred. Dreminger peers Siammert Herpel and dinoht were notable for their team. A Winter Baseball League meeting at Alexander's billiard parlor is planned tonight at 9 o'clock with all members urged to attend.
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Turners
Dreminger
Runnors
Ragland
Tuntress
Michel
Judmaier
Drininger
Siammert
Herpel
Dinoht
Detninger
Alexander
Tonks Memo
Hood
Turner Fives Confident Over Battle For Title
The Turner basketball team, led by coach Wheeler, enters the upcoming games buoyed by recent wins and a balanced attack from stars including Causey and others. Opponents include St. Mary's Algirl and Cantery, with the squad aiming to extend an unbeaten run and claim the league title.
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Turners
Arsresatian
Ascnrding
Oto Chyesival
Mrarter
George Wheeler
YooMn
A. Daye
Qeewllent
Kihay Id Pyerywee
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Ore
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Tenia
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Pavh
Cos Jing
Pigitt
Charles Causey
Nerer
Confidenta
Feds Organized Ball Legal Battle Opens Next Week
CHICAGO Jan 14 Speedy termination of the injunction proceedings by the Federal League to restrain organized baseball interference with operations is expected when the case opens next Wednesday before Judge Landis. Officials of the Federals and organized baseball leaders expect a timely decision to allow spring training. Herrmann and others confer on defense plans as Gilmore and Johnson predict a quick ruling.
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Federal League
Cag
Landis
United States District Court
Federals
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Manlagy
John Iener
National League
T James A. Gilmore
Feveral League
R. B. Johnson
Te Amerisay Lease
A Few Minutes With the Sporting Editor Ha Shige
A fragmented sports column fragment references a sporting editor and various figures. It mentions Wagons of coverage, local team notes, and names such as Mike ibbony and McFarland in a chaotic, unreadable OCR snippet. The piece hints at game recaps, editorials, and regional sports chatter without clear events or outcomes.
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Sven
McFarland
Mirke
Bears Beat Tigers in close middle game
Bears edge Tigers 2 to 1 after a tight first half and a dynamic second session. Edward Schacter, Tinace, Grant Tight, and Frank Wr Rimers lead Bears with standout plays while Tigers’ Mailtipe Tineco shines in a late gallant run.
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YooMo
Hineurs
Tiears
Edward Schacter
Oan Tinace
Grant Tight
Frank Wr Rimers
Derey Stare Rarth
O Hanlon Arthur Moder
Inawe
Vred Cypainehars
Dagenharmit Henson
Turner Team Wins Rooster- The Smi APAe
Turner team defeats rival in a close Wednesday contest 22 to 2. The fast pace and goal throwing by Htarka of Tarver sparked a decisive win as Lancaster from the F team added points.
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Turners
Ee Reselvert
Heenert
Devinwaster
Split Double Bill Coaches Crowd For Two Night Events
A cryptic local note outlines a split double feature with two contests and multiple participants. The first bout lists Crelones and others, while the second includes MynDer and Vozler among a long lineup. Attendance figures and exact outcomes are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Tre Tosne
Mantel
Ming
Tie Do Meiccl
Goyer
Deen
Gerlich
Duuhane
Serand Daha
MynDer
Vozler
Dhunls
Fteieek
Geser
Latta Tartusseelent
Frankel Wins In Spectacular Finish
Frankel secures a dramatic victory in a high tension finish. The race saw intense pace with rivals pushing hard as Frankel edged ahead at the final stride to claim top honors.
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Frankel
Knoxs Team Wins at Washed Mall Meet
A scrambled local report notes Knoxs team securing a victory in a mall venue meet. The text mentions various names and events, including a few clearly named individuals and teams, but the overall narrative remains fragmentary and difficult to parse.
Shugrue Bests Cross in Evening Ring Action
A Wednesday night boxing event saw Shugrue defeat Cross in a closely contested bout. The fighters traded blows as the crowd watched intently ringside. The final moment came as Shugrue landed a sharp combination to secure the win.
Richter and Jaekle Split Evening Baseball Games
The text records a split doubleheader featuring Richter and Jaekle, with mentions of opponents Byer and Worlbits Nin n. It notes a late start and a 38 inning pair, indicating a rough, incomplete summary of a high school league night with scattered names and results.
Cotton and Wheat Market Rumblings From Galveston and Europe
Reports from January in Galveston note rising cotton demand and European orders while wheat markets face mixed signals. Prices show volatility with futures and exchange actions described as mills and merchants react to shifting currency and demand.
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Markets Markets Prompt Jumbled Date 1915 Event
Fragmentary OCR note outlines markets and names with dates in 1915. Mentions Baal Weativag Mlllete and Myron Bargiel among several garbled terms. Lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
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Popelita
Afternoon League Scraps as Team A Triumphs
The Business Aren at te and M C i A clashed in a weekly volley event on Wednesday noon. The afternoon squad defeated the noon team four games to one, with scores showing 11 to 4 and 41 to 34. The standout players were J F Stille and S C Smith for the winners, while E G Howe delivered a strong not game. Robert Ferris led the noon losers, the losers’ lineup listed, with Ralph Kilgara as captain and key players Hobart Harris and R Mollings worth among others.
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Wan
J. F. Stille
S.C. Smith
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R. &. Mollingsworth
Untitled local notice with garbled text fragment
Garbled OCR snippet mentions Kansag Ure Ure PEO DCCE and Tallon Paniers with scattered words like Bonley and 186. Readable details are minimal. core facts and names are unclear. content appears to be damaged and not a coherent report.
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Wanes City
Tan
Tallon Paniers
Post Office Quintet Spores Clean Sweep
A garbled OCR item notes a group called Post Office Quintet achieving a clean sweep. The fragment references May dates and several place names and individuals, but details are unclear. The readable bits suggest a local event possibly involving a music or sport quartet performing or competing in a Meuse region setting.
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