Baseball Dope Warm Weather Starts Up
Tie Light sports editor questions local baseball status as Gap Leidy, owner-manager, remains reticent about lineup. The Bronchos show a strong nucleus with Alexander catching, Harris and Winchell in the infield, and Stark as a standout infielder. Leidy notes infield losses but remains confident the team will contend for the pennant when the season begins.
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Not Thought Sunday Baseball in Danger
The article notes a Bowles anti Sanfar baseball bill being favorably reviewed by the criminal jurisprudence committee yesterday. Baseball magnates are not greatly troubled, as the measure is folded into a general bill. A hearing before the jurisprudence committee is set for Monday with influential Texans expected to attend to defend or oppose the bill.
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Blantees
Texas
Nix Jangh Ronilitions Hold Field Trials in North Texas
Tony A. Ferlet says trials on North Texas range are near ideal with plenty of Nixranean birds protected after a period of convictions and sheriff presence. Preliminary events begin tomorrow with members hunting stakes and North Texas lines opening Friday as handlers arrive for the main opening Monday. Judge W. Ke Lyons of Piqua will officiate the final event.
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North Texas
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Méde Ariigemans
San Antonique
Chéy
W. Ke Lyons
Piqua
Track Work Coming Into Prominence
Track athletes from various districts are gaining attention as workouts intensify ahead of the season. Coaches cite budding sprinters and distance runners showing early form and potential for records.
New Captain in the Turner Bowling League
The race for captain ends with WM. RIEDNER and Lassner tied at 17 votes each. A new leader is anticipated. the Turner alleys see growing interest as teams prepare for Washington’s birthday events and a big forthcoming fair. Local squads from various academies participate, signaling rising enthusiasm for bowling in the city.
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Interscholastia league fails to start basketball season
Disorganized prep league action halts early season as grounds are unavailable and disputes over player eligibility delay opening games. Officials scramble to set a date while teams await a clear ruling affecting Rosters and future schedules amid university and high school crossovers.
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Reserve Teams Spotlight on Courts
The article describes a basketball event featuring Reserve teams on the court with mentions of players such as Vanesty, Mel Lymont, Hansen A., and a referee Ragleston. It references teams including Marshids, Milan, and MTHS and notes the second game, with players and positions listed in a fragmented report.
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Gum
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Saint Bield Snite
Mel Lymont
Hansen A. Patees
My. Pulurs
Goan
Stattel
Muler Wreemans Kolanaes Hanson
Ragleston
Bratkeurnee Granary Girls Defeat Jolnsen Schow Team
Bratkeurnee Granary school girls team defeated the Jolnsen schow girls by a score of 6 to 4 in a tightly played game. Referee Hutchsson officiated twenty minute halves as the match remained close through most of the second half.
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Jolnsen” Schow
Turner Army Game Are Declared Off
At 2 30 this afternoon the Turner Army game scheduled for tonight at the post gym was declared off leaving players and fans uncertain about rescheduling and next steps for the post program.
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Owls Triumph in League Bowing Showdown
In a two game set the Owls defeated the Eagles on Turner alleys. Captain Glaeser led the Owls with strong marks and the team pulled away in the decisive sixth inning to clinch the victory, while the Eagles fought back but fell short in the second game as scores climbed with steady strikes and spares.
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