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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
5
Chaotic OCR text appears to report a new manager seeking good pitchers to fill a staff, with scattered names and teams, then ends noting Charles S. Doomn, former manager of the Philadelphia Nations, signed a two year contract with the Minimals Club for $4000 per year.
A garbled report describes a handgun incident at a bank named Cerne Aimerieun. Details are unclear but authorities say the weapon was involved and an arrest or capture may be connected to the case.
Fragmented passage describes players Giles and Wie at Toscotta with teams and scores, mentioning Hein Jones, Conn Grea Trou, Vine, Nag, and Halberdier. Partial names like George Wisteel Kurt Schneil Lou Suellerfuss appear amid references to timber and lumber roles, with scattered scores and dates.
The St Ma Midgets defeated West Powis College Amdgeur 24 to 4 on St Maes court. Vogler and Caldwell led a strong showing with timely passes and scoring while the rest of the team contributed solidly in a dominant early-season win.
The Mills quintet defeated Maverick Clarke in a high scoring exhibition game. Maury Mills led the winners with strong scoring, while Brackhausen and Quinn contributed notable numbers. The match featured 192 points for Mills and a close team effort across the roster.
Fragmentary OCR reads Mk Ballers Tease notes that all members of Travis hu and Yo C A basketball teams are earnestly requested to attend tonight’s game. The garbled text mentions a pane and date, with unclear names and locations.
The article lists riders and finishers from a regional event with names such as Albert Vedeheen and Walter Stehfler earning honors. It notes a break for refreshments, daily standings, and a final tally highlighting individual medalists and participants across multiple categories.
After a one sided game Schmidt’s squad defeated Rex Logan’s five at the YOOMOOLA gym. Logan’s team struggled with turnovers and poor shooting as Schmidt led with scoring bursts and strong defense. Rex Taga was the lone bright spot for Logan’s group, scoring the only points in the fourth quarter.
The amateur Dixon, known as the Grongo, led the field in the tenth Sunny Scurry event held January 29 at Taree. Billy Brown of Jewall and J. Roatinule of Claheme finished among top contenders with scores around 179 and 168. Sait Avent HOGSTON reported strong performances from several amateurs, while Tuxon’s Store provided a notable result in the final standings.
Fragmentary text lists Chicago as favorite with multiple names and unclear event. Mentions individuals Victor Laart Mares Dupniy Ts Pines Nelestaay and an unclear crash at Fortius with sportatans. Reading shows muddled OCR with no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
In Chicago on January 28 the Amer ican Association moved toward major reform, granting the national commission new draft authority and a future role in water certainties for the National Golf and League interests. The work remains to formalize participation rules as the championship games proceed.
The text discusses potential major league classification changes and circuit realignments within the American Association, with promises of timing after a to be rendered court decision. It notes withheld details about territory and players and mentions Chicago and Wil Yor Invarie as referenced places or entities.
Manuscript text describes a boxing match between Mandot and Brown Repro in New Orleans. It notes Brown of Minnesota weighed 183 pounds and is scheduled to meet in a daytime bout at the arena, with unclear exact date.
In a junior athletics meet, Mark Pastiewilte won the top honors with a five- event score. Norris Stewart moved into a five-point lead in the standings as results show tight competition among participants.
Missouris legislature considers measures to prohibit book making and betting pools at horse races as a machine to revive state bets. The proposals aim to regulate wagering and create a clear legal framework, with past similar bills having expired.
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