Friel Eyes Toledo Mud Hens Purchase Amid Turmoil
William Friel, ex St Louis Browns manager, opened negotiations to buy the Toledo Mud Hens as an individual, separate from the Madden team. The Indians had previously held an option but dropped control after failing to agree on a price. Four golfers survived to the Glenn H Curtiss trophy semis: Joe Chase Sr, Arnold Brillhart, Dom Soccoll, and Brooke Gismo.
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Toledo
Ohio
Wiliam Friel
Toledo Mudhens
Big Louis
Madden
Cleveland Indians
Miami
Fie
Joe Chase Sr
Buffalo
Arnold Brillhart
Yonkers
N. Y
Dom Soccoll
New Britain
Conn
Brooke Glsno
Golfers Must Pay After Rough Fall Ends in Lawsuit
In White Plains New York a jury ruled that William Guthman must pay 955 dollars after a golf ball mishap six years earlier led to Edward Salerno falling against a fence and injuring himself during a chase for a ball.
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White Plains
N. Yo
William Guthman
Daddy Edward Salerno
Salerno
Ila
Gathman
Mission Leaguers Double Header At Camp Normoyle Court
Mission Leaguers will host a double header at Camp Normoyle Court Friday night. The seventy fist brigade faces Camp Normoyle in the opener and Pi pect Hill meets the sixteenth squadron in the second game.
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Mission
Camp Normoyle Court
B.o'clock
Seventy-Fist Brigade
Camp Normoyle
Pi Pect Hill
Willow Springs to host novel eight inch cup tourney
Gene Sarazen proposed eight inch golf cups to test the effect on play. Willow Springs course will hold a blind tournament Saturday and Sunday open to the public with entrants paying a golf ball as an entry fee and prizes awarded from the ball pool. Participants will note their reactions on score cards and play on larger cups may be adopted if successful.
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Gene Sarazen
Jimmy West
Guy Randolph
Randolph
CITY MAJORS IN BIG GAME BETWEEN TAUREL HEIGHTS AND DIXIE CLUB
The Taurel Heights Methodists clash with the Dixie club Friday night for the first half of the City Major League double header. St John’s Luth erans meet Prospect Hill in the opener at six. A deadlock in percentage standings sets the stage for a whale of a battle as Fray Miler referees and an official is named by President Beau Beaumier.
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Dixie Club
Woodlawn
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Prospect Hill
Methodists
Fray Miler
Beau Beaumier
Harry Hinchman Dies Former Cleveland Indian Star
Toledo obituary notes Harry Hinchman 64 former second baseman and Mudhens manager died of heart disease. Brother of scout William Hinchman and uncle of Tew Hinchman OSU star. Began in 1909 with Waterbury before joining Cleveland, later played for St. Paul and managed Williamsport and Reading teams.
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Toledo
Ohio
Harry
Hinchman
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Toledo Mudhens
William
Bn") Hinchman
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Ohio State Universiy
Waterbury
Nationals and Voks Winners at Lanier Gym
Nationals edged the Post Office Tigers 22 80 in a high scoring Alamo Ott cage icon game at Lanier gym. In the other game Junior Voks defeated Stockyard five 61 45 with Gonzales and Cuzman starring for Nationals and Tramiel looting for the losers.
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Aight Alamo
Lanier Gym
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Kosa
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Hernghaes
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Revin
Telepander
Barterk
Campa
Joanern Stackyn
Boxing card features double main event at Aztec Club
Flores brothers headline at Cameron Street in San Antonio with a double main event next Monday Night. In the 10 round feature Oklahoma Indian Wilson Dunn vs K O Cromaf Brooks near 160 pounds. An eight round showdown pairs Johnny Wallace of Dallas with Kid Monterrey from Mexico at 128 pounds. Other bouts include Irvin Rossman vs Junior Con in four rounds and Wild Anyanna vs Jimmy Abertila with two more fights announced. Bob Kline sponsors the new boxing club opening Thursday at Beethoven Hall with Carlos Garcia facing Bobby Fernandez of El Paso and Manuel Luoz challenging Ed Dunaway of Houston. Veteran Jack Dillon meets Tommy Monroe and Brooks Hooper returns to face Red Hugh. Two additional bouts complete the card. Then in Victoria, Blooming ton and Victoria lead the county basketball race as they clash Monday night at the YMCA gym.
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Cameron Street
Wilson Dunn
K. O. Cromaf Brooks
Johnny Wallace
Frcom
Dallas
Kid
Monterrey
Mexico
Irvin Rossman
Junior Con
Wild Anyanna
Jimmy Abertila
San Antonio
Beethoven Hell
Bob Kline
Carlos Garcia
Bobby Fernandez
el Paso
Manuel Luoz
Ed Dunaway
Houston
Jack Dillon
Tommy Monroe
Brooks Hooper
Red Hugh
Shades of Cobb Homer Hitters All Golf Now
Philadelphia readers note a shift among baseball greats as Ty Cobb era rivalries fade. The piece contrasts Tyron style with modern stars Jimmy Foxx Babe Ruth Gehrig and Chuck Klein who all pursue intensive off season golf. Foxx Ruth plan to travel early to begin title chase and Gehrig keeps up practice at White Annu...
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Jimmy Foxx
Lo Gehrg
Babe Ruth
Chuck Wein
Hey
Fred
Foxx
Rath
Tesh
Gehrig
White Anuiphur Springs
Klein
San Antonio
Texas
Double header main event at Mat Arena in San Antonio
A Friday night wrestling program at Beethoven hall features a two match card led by George Sauer from San Antonio at 176 pounds facing Paul Orth of Toledo at 177 pounds in a best two of three falls bout, plus Billy Edwards of Kansas City at 198 pounds meeting Albion Britt of Topeka at 197 pounds. Promoter Charlie Wright lists two other bouts, with details on time limits and coin toss for card position, as the show aims to pack Beethoven hall.
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Alvin Brill
Billy Edwards
Beethoven Hall Tassling Arena
George Sauer
San Antonio
Paul Orth
Toledo
Kansas City
Topeka
Charles
Farmer
Valice
Boise
Idaho
Bill Hassen
Eddie Kettler
Manuel Hernandes
Beethoven Hall
Carl Geyer
Bob Cannor
Eddie ‘Vogt
Charlie Wright
Wright
Edwards- Britt
Rick
Edwards
San Antonis
Hylu
Fort Worth
Britt
Sever
Orth
Sauer
Vance
Four Independent Clubs to Vie in San Antonio Basketball Tourney
Perry Winkle will select Friday night at Travelers Hole cigar stand starting 7 30 pm the four independent cage teams representing the San Antonio metropolitan area. The Southwest Texas Independent Basketball Tournament opens January 27 with elimination rounds across South Texas towns. If more than four local squads apply a preliminary eliminator between Saturday and Wednesday will determine the fourlocal entrants.
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Perry Winkle
Travelers Hole
South Texas
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Schenck Denies Purse Cut at Agua Caliente Race
Hollywood January 20 Joseph M Schenck president of the Agua Caliente Jockey Club denied rumors that the track purse for the March meeting was cut from $50,000 to $25,000 or that he is dissatisfied with the headicap. He also denied reports he intends to resign from the Agua Caliente organization and said he is pleased with business.
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Harry Winchman Dead Veteran Baseball Figure
Toledo reports the death of Harry S. Winchman a veteran infielder and manager. He starred in the Western league and the American League and played with the team in the American League. He died of heart disease at home January 20.
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Toledo
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Winchman
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Field Trials Plans All Made for Jan 27 28 29
Lone Star Bird Dog association held a meeting at the Menger hotel to finalize field trial plans for January 27 28 and 29 near Devine Professional handlers barred from amateur stakes Handlers may appoint scouts with judge approval Horses or walking options allowed Breeders and winners from last year highlighted at the meeting with some 80 attendees including visiting handlers and club members
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Princess Lily
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Barbera edges H and H Crystalvacs in late scare
Barbera Sports, the city girls' champions, remain unbeaten after a 47 to 44 win over H and H Crystalvacs at Woodlawn gym. Pauline Burks led Barbera with 21 points while Wilkens and Mill scored 20 and 18 for the losers. Lineups list Barbera players Menard Cockrell Burks Terrell Meadows Rheinheard Butler Flack Weyerman with substitutes. H and H-R, MU, State, and Joske-Price also noted in scoring and positions. Andy Andrews refereed.
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