Ex Houston Leader Replaces Alz as Fort Worth Manager
July 2 Fort Worth reports executive today, Frank Sayer takes over as Houston leader will replace Jake Alz Forty Five Fornoger of Kore World Wuechall era. President Ted Robinson announced the change and Alz nodded confirmation. Snyder said to Mort Worth Sun day for a conference with Stobbish hike it warn't mrtit late last nights that final arrangements were miedly. Alzie nok thinking at quietin g hall. He is open for offers from clubs in all tongues.
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Heart Balm and Court Fight Stir San Antonio Speech
Gomer Hammond, president of a group pressing claims against Joe Giard, vows to seek £250,000 in damages over a controversial “heart balm” claim. The San Antonio controversy centers on Giard’s pitching during a game against Mobile and a tug between local officials and Commissioner Landis, with public reaction turning heated.
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Villanova grid star plans boxing career
Pennsylvanian reports that Villanova center Vin Lopano or similar star plans to pursue a boxing career in coming winter, amid college athletics and a potential rise in intercollegiate competition.
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Villanova
Dayle Lehr Practicing For Upcoming League Game
Dayle Lehrs will practice Tuesday afternoon at San Vbedre park to prep for an intermediate league game. The session targets Rasmen and Tniy ahead of the first game in the second half of the schedule under the Western Association with March 7 and Atlanta, 6 pm, as noted.
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Dayle Lehr
Dave Lehrs
Sanvbedre Park
Winmand
Geerhound Rasmen
Tniy
Junior Tots Form League Opens Entries
Local youths form a new junior baseball league with outdoor play and organized teams. Prospect entries are welcome and Crockett is the contact for registration.
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Baseball
Crockett
Retiring Jake Alebiss Steps Down As Manager
Jake Alebiss retires after a lone season at Suncoast Cavetrus. Frank Snyder named Werth successor as team manager, taking over duties with immediate effect.
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Frank Snyder
Hity
Italy Revives Famous Palio Race in Siena
Siuna July 2 The Palio of Siena a medieval horse race dating to 1298 was run again along the Tingza Del Campo. Spectators including American tourists packed the windows to watch guilds parade their banners and riders in period costumes. The race, tied to the Feast of the Visitation, featured elite participants from Pisa and Florence with prizes symbolized by a silk brocade traph. Another Palio is scheduled for August 16 after the Assumption feast.
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Siena
Tingza del Campo
Italy
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Houston Boat Medina Victor Houston Boat Medina Victor
A Houston boat event at Medina Lake Sunday featured multiple classes of outboard racers. Notable finishes included We Step and The Breeze leading early laps, Reynolds and Vernon trading position, and Cecil Veck running in the top three in several heats. In the final race, We Step narrowly won ahead of The Breeze with Vernon third. There were 72 entries in the first race, 13 in the second, eight in the third, and a drive in the last.
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Claes
Medina Lake Sunitay
Joe Dyer
Nto
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Lockwood
Chas
Burris
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Cecil Veck
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Deena Folson
Durvis
Milbird
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Fourth Place Teams Tie in Municipal Park League Action
The Cross Dark Rangers and the Concepcion Tigers battle for fourth after a 4-2 Rangers win at Lions Field. Tigers pitcher Ollesside allowed two hits. Castilla contributed two of the Tigers’ four safeties. Burles relieved in the first frame as schedule shifts follow the Dignowits Park and Pittman-Sullivan withdrawals. Next games set for Polo Field at 2 pm Tigers vs Penckenritl Park and 4 pm Booster Parkers vs Rangers on Lin Field.
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Artillerymen Win In Twelve Innings
Lefts singled driving in Laer to end an eight to twelve inning duel between Army Post league teams. Artillerymen won 5 2 after Medicos were held by Jackson who yielded six hits. Sims walked four in the eleventh with no runs scoring.
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Mel Fbirgt
Rouche
Tuckson
Wheeler
Cayuga Home First in Arlington Race
Cayuga home led the six horse field at Arlington in the inaugural American National Handicap from Shadybrook Farm. Greenock finished second with Deible Heart third as Casuga outran Greenock by a length at the halfway mark. Track time was 1:17 for the dash with Cayuga earning 6.26 dollars to win, 208 to place, and 82.46 to show. Greenock paid 14.26 to place and Doubleheart 5.2 to show.
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Deibleheart
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Gremnock
Hix Me
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Te Prire
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Sok Doubleheart
Trout Bite Around Point Isabel San Benito
July 2 report notes trout biting around Point Isabel near San Benito as locals say fishing is reviving after a slow period. The piece cites Tocal fish frinna who visited the area Sunday and observed several catches, signaling growing interest among anglers.
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Black Indians win tight midgame clash at Teagan Park
The Black Indians edged the Fork Worth Black Panthers 7 to 6 on Monday afternoon at Teagan Park to split the first-half of their Toean Oklahoma Louisiana league, with plans for upcoming games against the Cubar All State and a July 41 return match.
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Fork Worth
River hog hunt tale ends with wild catfish bite
In a riverbank campsite account, a group recounts fishing misadventures and a wild hog hunt memory. The narrator recalls dozing by the fire when a bobbing line and a yanked pole disrupt the night, triggering a scramble as a hog and a startled catfish join the commotion.
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Hy Habbyance
Fish Story Prizes to Be Awarded July Seventh
The Light announces a fish story contest with seven prizes. First prize is $10 in gold from The Light, second prize a $7.50 tackle box from Dibbin Sporting Goods, third prize a Coleman gas stove from Snell-Hocker Hardware, fourth prize a cock in the house from Barbera Sparling Goods, and fifth prize a leather-barcut reel from Sparling Goods.
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Dibbin Sporting Goods Company
Coleman Gipsy Cin Stove
Fron Snell-Hocker Hardware Company
Barbera Sparling Goods Company
Sparling Goods Company
Bowling Ladies Ninepin League Match Recap
The article recounts a chaotic bowling night with mixed outcomes among teams including The Jolly Tobs, The Friendly folks, and St. Joseph, noting close scores and near-wins. Teammates like Newgebauer, Steinben, Walfsont, and Gehraral lead various lines, while Elks, Caltech, and Cembler fields appear in different matchups. The report highlights late rallies, high series counts, and shifting standings in a busy evening of league play.
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Dyer Vetera
Urekenl
Ona
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Gianers
Caltech
Cembler
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Elks
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Altesa
Enou
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Sérain
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Boxers Set for CMTC Tuesday Night Matches
Fort Sam Houston hosts fourteen boxing bouts as the CMTC tournament opens. Lieut. “We Harmony” referees with Rexford Shores of the Twenty third Infantry and Dieter PA. Goven of the Fifteenth Field Artillery serving as judges.
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Kid Statts Defeats Rodrigues In Army Tournament Final
Kid Stwita defeated Rodrigues in the final bowl of the Army M C A tournament Monday night at the SY arena to win the championship medal. They fought Jaga The and two other battles to decide the champion. Kid Willa and Kid Decking deadweights fought in an exciting entry while Sid Leonard beat Kid Pyde ten raw in the curtain raiser. Fun fer Réno won the decision over Kid Weilhorst after a tercilée haul in the second game.
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Fomby Juniors Set for Waco Clash in Round Two
Fomby Juniors travel to Waco Friday for an afternoon game against Waco's Giles team in the Anadlean Troglan base ball eliminations. Manager Mob Biss leads the full squad hoping for a quick win after a first round crushing victory.
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Hunt City
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Revecue
Wil Mey
Mob Biss
Fomby Tiong
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Wade
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Track events in progress at C M T C stadium
The CMSC meet at Post Stadium begins at 1 p m with about 250 entries across 10 events including sprints and field events. Units listed as officials include Ninth infantry Ninth artillery and signal company with Tusdrhit and Sistieth infantry detailed as officials.
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Grey Coat to Run in American Classic at Aqueduct
Grey Coat, owned by Matt Mid, will start in the American Classic at Arlington Park on July 1 with rider Stern O Connell aboard. The colt sped past Man Larkspie in the Livyor Stakes at Aqueduct Saturday and earned a big boost with the win.
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Sumurloss
Washington
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Umpires Return to Work After Injuries
The American league umpires board announces officials back on duty after new injuries or illness caused delays. May V Yousragian with a fractured grin is seen. Lewisonseha, Cleveland first baseman, was among those hired weeks ago and plans to return. Red Ormsby, another Cleveland victim, will resume work Sunday after being struck in the head by a foul ball during a park disturbance over a month ago.
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