Baseball Crisis Deepens As Johnson Seeks Peace Talks
Chicago mobilizing as key owners arrive to settle Cobb and Speaker status and end lingering feud with Commissioner Landis. Johnson explains why Cobb and Speaker should be dropped while Col. Ruppert remains a pivotal, open minded figure amid talks expected Monday and Tuesday. Johnson’s nine year deal at 40 000 per year may yield a graceful retirement option.
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Colonel Ruppert
Troopers edge Twentieth Infantry by one in Fort Sam finale
Special Troops withstand a late rally to defeat the Twentieth Infantry 31 to 30 at Fort Sam Houston. Ninth Infantry overpower Second Medical Regiment 39 to 16 in the night game. Lineups listed with multiple players across teams.
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Fort Sam Houston Toague
Ninth Infantry
Ganiff
Worthen
Schmick
Lovelace
Natwyst
Lowe
Cwentieth
Rbailey
Smith
Burns
Wollidar
Aponte
Welder
Bailey
Elling
Walker
Clark
Merlienshhurch
Waterstone
Bajonas
Preston
Canter
Rhodes
Hessford
Infantry Poloists Practice at Fort Sam Houston Field
An announced polo practice will be held at Trear Field Fort Sam Houston featuring the Second Divalry and Headquarters Eighth Werner Area teams at 2 30 Sunday.
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Trear Field
Fort Sam Houston
Sutur
Local colleges clash as Rattlers face Lumberjacks in San Antonio
St Marys College Rattlers beat Stephen F Austin 26 22 in Turner Hall in a season opener. Saturday double features at Camp Normoyle feature Draughons Business College vs Houston Girls and Roemers vs Houston Southern Pacific. Fort Sam Houston hosts Twenty third Infantry against Fifteenth Field Artillery with St Enviards visiting Sacred Heart Athletic Club on Sunday.
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Tom O'Donnell
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Business College
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Southern Pacific Girls
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Roemers
Houston Southern Patific Bo
Houston Girls
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Pete Heffner
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Fifteenth
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Sacred Heart Athletic Club
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Smith
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Reese
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Gor
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Melleon
Hartfield
McSweeney
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Patterson
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Shearer
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Wray
Gaseawar
Hienefeld
Tan
Razorbacks Edge Aggies in Southwestern Conference Clash
Fayreville Ark February game recap shows Arkansas Razorbacks defeating Texas Aggies 34 19 27 with Francis Schmidt pupils leading throughout. Petty leads scoring with seven field goals and 19 points while Steele and Pirkel add 12 for Arkansas set against Aggies’ early stumbles.
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Webster
Dugan Suarez Matched In Semp Fight Card
Promoter Al Edwards showcases a three ten rounder San Antonio bill at Berthoven Hall Tuesday night. Headlining is Sam Ratner versus Johnny Metiny. supporting bouts pair Kid Thagan against Wid Suarez and Bobby Drickson versus Bobby Cox in a lively card with Johnny McCoy arriving soon and Ratner touted as a premier bantam in the region.
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San Antonio
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Johnny Metiny
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Bobby Drickson
Fort Sam Houston
Bobby Cox
Dallas
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Ratner McCoy
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Mr. McCoy
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Hornsby Yarn Denial In Arbitration Claim
In a deposition at Arvada the denial focused on Rogers Hornsby being incited to insubordination by John McGraw of the New York Giants and the sale to New York. Frank J. Quinn, a lawyer, alleged Hornsby owed him 200 and threatened to seek payment. Bam Breadon asserted no tampering with Hornsby’s play and denied Quinn’s representation of Hornsby.
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New York
New lYyark
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Griesenbeck Teams to Battle Main High Cagers Monday
Independent squad led by Tiny Griesenberk faces Main Avenue Senior at the Y. MoO. AL at 2 30 am. Players include Brown White Mario Ransom Heary Manning Dan Rivas Louis Nelson and Willie Dunsmere the sole non student.
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Y. Moo
College Basketball Roundup Presents Scattered Scores Across Regions
A fragmentary scan shows numerous college basketball results including Abilene Christian, Texas A and M, Iowa State, Kansas Aggies, Drake, Purdue, West Virginia, Cincinnati over Mt Union, Washington College, Maryland, Vanderbilt, Hanover, Michigan State, Tulane, and Mississippi A and M. Scores appear irregularly with many teams listed and uneven formatting.
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Grove City
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Chicagee
West Virginia
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Mercer
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Washington
Cincinnati
Mt Union
Kenton
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Gallaudet
Lebanon Valle
Georgia ‘Tech
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Evansville College
Hanover
Bethany
Thel
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Lake Forest
Des Moines
South Dakta
Louisville
Rowe Poly
Mississippi A
Bowling City League Produces Tight Scores and Standings
In the Bowling City Handicap League, Woonan and Osborn paced with Losova Street Coffee Shoppe by winning three from Forum Shoe. Coffeemen hold a two game lead over Lecerators as Cloonan and Osborn deliver close wins. Duncan Field Fogles, Eagles, Parrots and Woodpeckers also post tight results with low-scoring games and near misses.
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Brackenridge Eagles Lose Season Opener On Foreign Court
Brackenridge High School Eagles fall 23 to 18 to San Marcos Lobos in a non league opener on the road. Lindsey and Brandt fueled the Lobos with seven and eight points while Rudy Davalosgoes scoreless for the Eagles and McMillan led Brackenridge with seven points.
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Ducharme
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Murey
Talkington Stars as Artillery Wins Big
Talkington led the Artillery squad 40 to 18 in a late Army League game. Putman scored nine for the Flyers as the teams traded the night’s action with Barbour, Steve, Tavely and Brown anchoring the Artillery lineup and Boudreaux, Ward leading the Flyers.
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Artillery
Kelly Find
Army
Putman
Big Gun
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Artilery
Barbour
Steve Ons
Tavely
Brown
Jordon
Fun
Boudreaux
Ward
Bartel
Hout
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Mitler
Florida Racing in Bad Tangle
Florida's supreme court considers five cases challenging the legality of a voluntary contribution system used at racetracks including Miami Jockey Club and a St. Petersburg greyhound track. Rulings could affect whether racing operations may resume. a decision date is not set. Meanwhile Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club opens a 30 day greyhound meeting near Longwood with the same system expected to run. In Houston, Ed Lewis defeats Jim Clink in a world heavyweight wrestling match by straight falls lasting 52 and 2 minutes.
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Supreme Court
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Strangler
Average Briton Better Golfer Says Sweetser
NEW YORK January 22 The British player advantage in golf exceeds that of the United States says Jess Sweetser the first native born American to win the British open crown He credits longer practice and favorable weather for the British edge noting Americans are more accurate while Britons are better run up players and that wind conditions at Muirfield aided his performance He argues British players take the game as seriously as Americans and sees no rush to change his style
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Twenty four golfers tee off in El Paso open
Twenty four golfers, including Tre Tur nesa and Willie Hinnter, open rounds at 8 o clock in El Paso in the first round of the open tournament. The event runs through Sunday with a large gallery following the action on the Paseo course.
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New York
Duo Kirkwood
Willie Hinnter
Steady Uy Golden
Johnny Rogers
Preston Perrsner
Charlas Thompson
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Tone
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Rogers
Galden
Trivesa
Martin
Brown
Dearne
Armour
Hunter
Dudley
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Sisler Mystery Contract With St Louis Browns
Reports say Sam Sisler and teammate Cy Ball discussed a contract with the St Louis Browns after a conference. Details were undisclosed but a salary around 15001 was noted, with Sisler hinting at a gentleman's agreement not in the formal contract. Dyn Towler, new manager, said Sisler would be with the club next year.
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Ska
Ke Browns
George Sister
Omer
Cy Ball
Ball
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Lisher
Dyn Towler
Sisley
Hagen's Dallas Exhibition Move Fixtures Change
NEW ORLEANS Jan 22 Walter Hagen, golf star, rushes to Dallas hoping to keep a Sunday exhibition with Harry Cooper, 1926 Los Angeles Open winner. Hagen wired Ballas that he missed a scheduled Dallas match and plans to play at Bl House after leaving New Orleans before entering the Texas Open in San Antonio.
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Walter Hagen
Harry Cooper
Tragen
Ato Ballas
Dallas
Cooper
Blowsteer
Leuying New Orsteins
San Antonio
Boxing Title Bout Hangs On Price Sanction
Universal Service reports Tex Rickard has secured sanction for the Delaney Maloney bout but the boxing commission tabled a $20 ton price and will revisit finance next Tuesday. Rickard must guarantee $50,000 for each fighter to proceed.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Timmy Maloney
Tex Rickard
Boxing Commission
Delainey
Rickard
Brooks Field Skaters Top Crystal Palace In Tight Hockey Duel
Samson fueled Brooks Field with four goals as they upset Crystal Palace 4 to 3 in a close City league tilt. Thomas on the Fliers added two goals while Jaccard and Nelson each scored once. Crystal Palace’s Andy Anderson bagged a hat trick in the late period, but Brooks Field held on for the victory.
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Gleaser
MrLaughlin
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Davis
Jaccacd
Champion Delaney Narrowly Escapes When Anto Burns
Light heavyweight world champion Tick Delaney was nearly burned when his sedan burst into flames during start up in Holyoke Massachusetts. The motor backfired and flames engulfed the car as bystanders rushed to help, with Mark and Arcidase Chap Delaney aiding in a quick rescue.
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Holyore
Mass
Tick Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
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Arcidase Chapdelaine
Didi Viasto Announces Departure From Tennis Court
The Preneh woman tennis star Didi Viasto confirms retirement from amateur tennis amid a long decline since Suzanne Lengien's era. The announcement came as she heads to Paris next week to marry Jean 3 Talottreek.
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Didi Viasto
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