Bears Schedule Eighteen Spring Exhibition Ball Games
The Bearbell club announces a heavy spring exhibition schedule for San Antonio baseball in March and April. Plants include games with the Detroit Tigers, House of David, Des Moines, Omaha, and Pittsburgh, with additional possible games in South Texas. The Tigers arrive for camp around February and a Texas League schedule meeting at the Menger hotel will set the official dates.
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Eames
San Antonio
Bearbell Club
Detroit American
Ben Parell
House of David
Detroit Tigers
Sion
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Santo
Omaha
Antonio
Des Moines Western
South Texas
Texas League
Menger
Har- Abjies
Bears
Thole' Geng
MC. AL
A Capital of Bolfoon Golf Tournament Details
The article describes transit and spectator arrangements for a Bolfoon golf tournament in San Antonio. It notes a 30 minute service, fifteen cent fare, caddie transport, and a large temporary dining structure. Officials will oversee crowd control with gallery police and distinctive armbands for attendees.
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Jesving Alamo Plaza
Ferest
San Antonio
F. A. Telmadge
Sheriff's Department
Whole
Bea
Shaw
R. Arthur Shaw
Galery Police
Big Blil Feualong
Chamber of Commerce
Bill
Lencho Pancho Fight Off After Promoter Row
Lencho withdraws from a planned Lencho Pancho bantamweight bout as promoter Ed wards and Lencho’s manager Doc Keller clash over terms. Pancho is eager. Lencho prefers easier bouts, with a prior deal calling for Lencho’s $600 guarantee and 60 percent of gross, Pancho to take 25 percent.
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Lencho
Deter
al Edwards
Tate
Fieb
Pancho
Doc Keller
Edwards
Pancho Ouidates
Aggies Begin Baseball Prep For Early Spring Start
COLLEGE STATION Texas June reports Aggies' baseball warming up ahead of early season. Claude Rothgeb football coach no, wait baseball coach, leads returnees from last year's fish team and a strong 1926 freshman squad. Promising players include Bryant Brorscha Brown di Moustos Davis Kaileen Binner Keneeny Mistror Very Wilmoth among others as pitchers outfielders and infielders work out as weather permits.
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College Station
Texas
Witehurs
Aggie
Fester
Claude Rothgeb
C. Bryant
Mexia
E. Brorscha
Burton
J. W. Brown
Gainesville
H. di Moustos
Sheik” Davis
Stephenville
G. A. Kaileen
Houston
W. E. Binner
Beaumont
Johnny Keneeny
Bryany
W. J. Mistror
Fort Werfa
Red” Very
Decatur
G. A. Wilmoth
Diball
Ratner Battles McCoy In Ten Round Bantamweight Clash
Sammy Ratner, Minneapolis bantamweight, trains amid highbrow reading and golf outings as he prepares to meet Johnny McCoy in a ten round bout at Beethoven hall. Ratner, backed by Sky and Kid Pancho, aims to outbox the El Paso fighter, with a solid undercard including Dugan Suarez and Bobby Jackson in ten round and prelim bouts.
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John Henry
Sammy Ratner
Minneapolis
Johnny McCoy
Beethoven Hall
Sammy
San Antonio
Ratner
Sea Abe Sky
Kid Pancho
Sky
Brackenridge Park
Willow Springs
Manjae Sotsky
McArther
Fae Atyelf
Natal
McCoy
Rainer
Johuus
Ratner-McCoy
Kid Dugan
Kansas City
Eebresy
Ygets
Suarez
Edwards
Pancho
Bobby Jackson
Houter
Dallasey
Fair Association Meets Next Week in New Braunfels
Fifteen county fair representatives will attend the South Texas circuit convention in New Braunfels Monday and Tuesday. Governor Barntor Fart B. May and Lily Miller are named speakers addressing topics on fair racing programs and fair operations. Delegates from Flatonia, Kenedy, Austin, Benville, Victoria, and others will send representatives to participate in the meeting.
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Seglin
Tex
Secs
Lily Miller
Cinemta
Flatonia
Presieeasty
Ile Strick
Kenedy
Trojan Coach Named as Next Season Leader at USC
A staff report from Los Angeles indicates Isa 72 Captain Speith will command the Trojans next season. The piece lauds the captain as a premier Pacific coast talent and notes changes in athletic leadership and center duties under the new coach.
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Trojan
Los Angeles
Isa
Speith
California
Rt Dunes
Cravath
Lew Sarart
Shason
Eharga
Cemters
Giazdy
Genvan
Ice Squad Reorganized for Intercity Hockey Trip
San Antonio ice squad reorganizes under Lieutenant Baré as manager and H T Swimmers as coach. The team will practice at Crystal Palace rink on Tuesday and Thursday evenings ahead of a Dallas visit next month to face a strong Texas rival.
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San Antonio
Crystal Palace
Dallas
Poulon
A. Anderson
Howard
Brooksfield
Carver
Travis Park Boys Win Junior Title in First Half Rally
The Travis Park Boys secured the junior division title with a strong first half, winning their fifth straight game. Reynolds led the scoring for the winners with high points, while Walker and Reynolds played forward. Banowsky at center and the team formed a solid frontline as St. John’s was unable to match their pace.
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Travis Park
St. John’s
Reynolds
Walker
Banowsky
Wd Folmps
Stalone
Grords
It Took Six Men to Hold Down One Yank Job in 1926
A fragmentary note recalls the 1926 effort to contain a Yankee job, noting six men in a tight field and listing players such as Ruth and Earl Combis. It claims Hurging used thirty-nine players across various stations, with no Yankee escaping pursuit.
Lomski Beats Flowers In Ten Round Open Air Bout
Aberdeen welterweight Lomski defeats Tiger Flowers in ten rounds at Wrigley Field before about 10 000 fans. Lomski offense clicked after midfight, blood drawn from Flowers mouth, Flowers had early advantage but fell to Lomski sustained assault and control.
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Los
Angeles
Jain
Lomski
West
Aberdeen
Wash
Tiger” Flowers
Desrou
Marietta
Shampion
Wrigley
Wassla
Furlousey
Jaug
Georgia
Mickey “Wal
Flowers
Ywo
Fortieth Squadron Edges Engineers 56 to 40 in Army Y Game
Fortieth Squadron at Kelly Field defeated Headquarters Service Company Second Engineers 56 to 40 on the Army Y M C A court. Notable players included Williamy with 22 points and Reginier, Welker, Holloweil, Goodwin, West, Cain, and McFedvies. Company D, Twentieth Infantry forfeited to the Forty-seventh Squadron Brooks Field for failure to appear.
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Williams
Army ‘Y
Fortieth
Kelly Field
Headquarters Service Company
Army Y. M. C. A
St. Mark's
Fortieth Space
Engineers
Williamy
Reginier
Horward
Welker
Smbiue Weber Eee
Ronagas
West
Iecessteeerepeeete
Cain
Ceffee
McFedvies
Grishin
Mattison
Twentieth Infantry
Forty-seventh
Brooks Field
Olympic Swimmer Charlton Returns to Win First Race
Australian Olympic 1560 meter champion Andrew Charlton returned from retirement to win a surf handicap at Manly defeating 42 rivals. Open sea conditions make precise speed hard to measure, but Charlton showed sterling form and faster than ever.
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Andrew Charlton
Australia
Arne Borg
Sweden
Manly
Charlton
Noblle
Big Pact
Johnson Signs One Year With Washington Americ ans
Walter Joinson veteran American League pitcher signed a one year contract with the Washington Americans. The deal announced in Washington includes no disclosed terms and marks Jehmier’s twenty first season in baseball.
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Washington
Walter Joinson
Washington Americans
Jehmier
Abe
British Kids Use Bomb For Football Chaos In London
A Woolwich workman reports seeing youths kicking a Hive bomb along a street. The object, described as a fastball, was a Mill bomb complete with drawing and safety pins. Police took custody of the explosive while the incident is noted in a local sport item.
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London
Texas
Woolich
Ace golfer Mrs FL B Tigalls shines at Brack enridge Park
Mrs FL B Tigalls joins the Dodo Club after scoring four hole in ones at Brackenridge Park and finishing second in the event.
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FL B. Tigalls
Brackenridge Park
Mrs F B Ingalls Shoots Hole in One at Brackenridge Park
In drizzling rain Mrs F B Ingalls of 1120 Rigsby Ave tee d off at Brackenridge Park and rolled a hole in one on the 135 yard second hole. She scored 46 for the nine and is a regular in the park’s ladies handicap events, having won a recent tournament and placed second last week.
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Ingalls
Diegel's Pay Stirs Talk as Golf Star Teaches
Leo Diegel American golfer and Canadian Open holder recently arrived in California as a private instructor to Josette Schenck. Reports claim Diegel earns 15000 dollars with 10000 expenses overhead and recently posted a 69 at Rancho Club, one stroke under par.
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Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
California
Diegel
Goldentate
Josette Schenck
Moyie
Leo
Rancho Club
Diebel
McGraw to Make Outfielder of Kid Catcher Who Hits
New York January 22 Melvin Ott is set to turn 18 this summer and faces a pivotal spring with the Giants. Ott hit .383 last season and may become a steady hitter, though McGraw doubts he is ready for a regular job. Ott might spend a season in the minors to refine his game or risk developing faults. He will compete for a regular outfield slot, having shown courage in pinch hitting. McGraw previously moved Ott from catcher to the outfield, a move echoed with Fred Snodgrass years ago.
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New York
Melvin Ott
John J. McGraw
AfeGravw
Ott
Southern Association
American Association
McGraw
Giants
Fred Suodurass
St Anthony's Midgets Roll Over St Marys 48 to 20
St Anthony's College Midgets defeated Heart Pewees 48 to 20 in a decisive game. Key players Johnson Haddad LaFontaine Stanley Julien and Moore led the scoring with Gibbs and Tiberto providing depth. Coaches seeking future contests should contact Coach McDonald at Woodlawn 318.
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St. Anthony's College
St. Mary's College
Campan
Finsh
Johnson
Haddad
Gtare
LaFontaine
Stanley
Julien
St. Anthony
St. Anthony's
Heart
Pewees
McDonald
Woodlawn
Haddod
A. Inlinn
G. Julian
Moore
Tiberto
Sacred
Johnson faces Landis ruling over baseball scandal
New York January 22 The Johnson case in Chicago will go to Judge Landis Monday with the owner’s meeting to determine punitive measures. Johnson claimed statements about Cobb Speaker and Gandil Risberg misattributed, while baseball faces a potential fresh scandal and a bid to preserve its image.
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New York
Ty -Cobb
Tris
Johnson
Yankees
Giants
Dt Noty
Fevl
Landis
Tobu
Dolan O'Connell
Basehall
Johson
Rattler Five Odes Hot One in Gruesome Detail
St Marys 26 to Lumberjacks 8 in a high scoring basketball clash. Weir and Pannell led the winners with six each while Sanders, Bailey and Joe Davis added key baskets. St Marys and Stephen F. Austin featured intense play before a small crowd with English at center and Daehne and Davis among the top scorers.
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St. Mary's
Brotze
Canley
Will
Carver
Daphne
Weir
Pannell
Sanders
Bailey
Joe Davis
Moore
Daehne
Davis
English
Cailey
Crowley
Stephen PE
Austin
Parnell
Sam Davis
Dailey
Tucker
Buster Yantis
Trinity
Post-Season Game Receipts Cited at Rose Bowl
At Pasadena on January 22 the Alabama Stanford Rose Bowl game grossed 226 614 dollars. After deducting expenses for both teams and the Tournament of Roses, the net balances are expected to exceed 60 000 dollars for each college.
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Pasadena
Tut
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Jen
Fanea
Bolfoon
Fred J. Johnston
Jack O'Brien
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Floyd Kanatzer
Roy Weissinger
Kanatzer
Willow Boring
Ayers
Broadring- Goods Co
Aggies
Pugilist
By Gayle Talbot, JR
Ray
Dohnny McVor
Jinly
el Paso
Johnny
Vasquez
Proweier Falwariiz
Alianéapolia
Fair Association
New Braunfels
A. Ice Squad
TRIP
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Broadway Sporting Goots Co
St. Anthony’s Boys
Gan UR Ngon
Ben
Rattler
Morris Block
Losoya
Collen
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