Ball Players To Divide Receipts In Independence
Independence Kansas July meeting of the Western association baseball club decided the operation would continue with an open gate policy and receipts to be divided among players. Players work without salaries. Charles Rinkwid elected president with I R Turron as vice president and Frank Fells as secretary treasurer. Manager Marty Porte will handle busi ness details and stay responsible only for on field duties.
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Indepen Ence
Kan
Independence
Western Assosialion Baseball Club
Terence
Gile
Sul Sa'aries
Charles Rinkwid
Clabs
I. R
Texas Netter MemphIs Star Texas Netter MemphIs Star
Memphis Tennessee July 7 7 Tie dari harke of the Southern tenni tournament Quinn Connelly of Houston Texas faced Bryan Grant of Atlanta Ga in a quarter final clash as the No 2 seed Connelly had been upset yesterday by Lily Reese of Atlanta Seeded players clashed in quarter final rounds Cliff Buwler of New Orleans top seed faced Robert Little of Atlanta Wilmer Hines of Columbus DC the No 3 seed met Ed Sutter of New Orleans Billy Hughes of Memphis met Dan Muny of New Orleans in other quarter finals
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Memphis
Tenn
Dari Harke
Quinn Connelly
Houston
Texas
Bryan Grant
al- Junta
Connelly
Lily Reese
Atlanta
Cliff Buwler
New Orleans
Grant
Robert Little
Atanta
Wilmer Hines
Columbus
D. C
Ed Sutter
Ew Orleans
Billy Hughes
Dan Muny
C M T C Sport Followed by Tank Championship and Boxing Semis
In two busy days C M T C athletes compete for tank championships while boxers enter the semi finals Thursday night. Finals set for Saturday as drills begin with the Amer D company leading with 31 points and events including yard dash 10 28 and 220 yard dash 24 2.
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C. M4
T.C
Goa Lo
Amer
Walletquarters
Tery
MccKenzie
Robbins
Chambers
Campecy
McAfee
McKenee
McAlec
Zink
Polk
J. W White
Alvegas
Hae
Kennedy
Signal Company
Bergrovr
Thompson
Fuller
Piz
Bigna
Price
Puller
Tirst
Strickland
Hargrove
Pan
Lawrence
Sigim
McKennon
Trompton
McRer
Olympians in Broadcast Talk From New York
New York reports that Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi will speak on a national network during a program set for July 8 at 8 p.m. Eastern. Nurmi, en route with the Finnish team to the Los Angeles Olympic Games, is expected to attend events connected with the 1980 Olympics coverage broadcast in the United States by the National Broadcasting Company. The item notes a broader Olympic-themed program tied to the Games in Los Angeles.
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New York
Paavi Nurmi
Wi Speek
Eroa M4
Eastern Standard
Nurmi
Los Angeles
Angeles
Ivitatlan
United States
San Antonio swimmers vie for Olympic talent at Houston tryouts
At least two San Antonio swimmers will enter Gulf Coast AAU tryouts in Houston Saturday to earn a spot on future Olympic teams. Lieutenant George Garton, former West Point distance swimmer, and Miss Marty Jane Allison, a noted distance swimmer, led fields in recent local events. More local swimmers may join the Houston preliminaries.
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San Antonio
Gulf Coast Aau
Houston
George Garton
Marty Jane Allison
Liewenant Galton
Suday St Ban Pedro Park
Allison
Playground Ball League Gridiron Clash At San Pedro Park
The city’s playground baseball league features Hoffman Haymen Collie Maids vs Jocke's Mannequins in a Saturday night double header at San Pedro Park to boost league funds. In Wednesday action Joske's Limming Town Tal s won 24 3 behind E Johnson and Henderson. Hoffman Hayman defeated State Hospital 22 1 led by Lyle and Hill. San Pedro Doodlebugs beat Denver Heights 13 10 with Garcia on the mound.
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Irs
Hoffman-Haymen Collie Maids
Jocke
Mannequins
San Pedro Park
Joske’s
Limming Town Tals
E. Johnson
Henderson
Hoffman-Hayman
State Hospital
Lyle
Hill
San Pedro
Lefty Graig Leaves Indians After Short Road Trip
The lone left handed pitcher Graig, nicknamed Lefty, was released after a road swing to Houston and Beaumont where the Indians were shut out in four games. He failed to draw pay for the trip, owes seven dollars for doctor bills, and reportedly stocked his Sunday league with baseballs.
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Indians
Lefty Graig
Robertson
Lefty Wee
Houston
Beaumont
Lefty
Craig Athletics
Checker Stars to Compete Friday Meeting for Dallas tournament
President J. O. Coppage of the Mama Checker club calls a meeting at the Montgomery deur store 320 McCullough avenue for a Welock Friday evening where a San Antonio representative in the Hale checker ment at Dallas will be selected. The tournament starts June 32 players are urged to bring checker boards free refreshments for players per secretary Gharies A Bradley.
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A. Checker Stars
J. O. Coppage
Mama Checker Club
Montgomery Deur
McCullough Avenue
Gan Antonio
Dallas
Ms Checker
Gharies A. Bradley
Lub
Morrison the golf showman dazzles crowds with precision
Morrison, famed golf technician, conducts exhibitions tossing golf balls from a girl’s knee to a mirror with extraordinary accuracy. He claims 6198 straight hits without a miss, mostly on stage or at courses. Tomorrow he presents “A Stupendous Feat of Transportation” with public questions via mail reply.
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Morrison
Morrison Hay
Gall
Solis Rules Out Protests In League Dustup
Protests surround a June 26 Sea-Tex Barrere game as Henry Hernandez and coach Or ozo face off against suspensions amid alleged player activity with a dependent team. Joe Orco and President Solis weigh evidence. Solis backs reinstatement and drops charges. San-Tex officials pledge appeal. other protest by Gen Herrera is overruled. Bell Taxis and other teams schedule games this Sunday in a double header at Leal Meld.
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Heniry Hunky
Hernandez
Dex Orozo
Sea-Tex Barrere
Bulacs
Jess
Lefty
Cel
Dence
Joe Ororco
Chai
John Solis
Ber Sider
Gazales
Kams
Gonzales
San-Tex Afinoments
San Atonia Baseball Commisson
Gen Herrera
Lhe Lone
America
Lam
Salis
Bell Taxis
Halt Chimpions
le Lujnes
Sis
Tia
Tin
Ban-Tins Tarbes
Atel
Legion Tournament Team to Be Named Organization
A meeting at Brackenridge High School Thursday afternoon will unite all players from Frackenridge High or Junior Titkh Rel ow the city to discuss forming the Legion Tournament team. Attendees include Slater Burpo Suche Danev Naranid Woodard Lane Mangote and others from Schweiz and Beate.
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Legion
Amerean
Suche
Danev Naranid
Woodard
Lane
Mangote
All Schweiz
Beate
Army League clash at Fort Sim Houston this Thursday
Randolph Field Filers face strong Ninth Infamy Menchur in a decisive Army League game at Fort Sim Houston Thursday afternoon. The Twenty third Tranley team leads after a bold early surge, with eight runs by the Station Hospital squad and several standout performances shaping the tense title chase.
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Randolph Field
Fort Sim Houston
Tranley
Ruger
Wynne
Marshall
Te Witnners
Nitin Lear
Prisutry
Menin Hee Poe
Striek
Otani
AFL Instantlv
Unclear OCR sports summarization with scattered names
Fragmentary text references tennis results and league actions. Names such as Frank A. Scott and Cotton States appear amid garbled words. Withdrawal by TeQuincy and Opelunsna club seem mentioned, but details are unreadable.
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Opalouras
Opelgubas
Frank A. Scott
Cotton States
Longih
Opelunsna
TeQuincy
Lalivom
Crany
Bell versus Hess at Providence tennis matches promised
In Providence, matches spark the Jubilee tennis bourne vent with quarterfinals in both women's and men's singles. Notable pairings include Josephine Crueknenk of Santa Ane and Misnne Palfrey of Boston, Virgin and Olijie Gaertner of Boston, and Marjorie Sachs of Boston facing Mary Greel of Kansas City. Hess of Fort Worth and Bell of Austin lead the afternoon women’s matches as Swc champion Hess seeks an upset. Keith Gled till of Santa Barbara meets Treas standout Lieidents of New York in the other half, while Merrlin Hualty and Jack Tidball duel on the West Coast.
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Providence
Agwam
Sumipeuititut
Josephine Cruek
Nenk
Santa
Ane
Calif
Misnne Palfrey
Boston
Garmathe
Virgin
Olijie Gaertner
Mary Greel
Kansas City
Marjorie Sachs
Juke Hess
Fort Worth
Texas
Berkeley
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Tidball
Los Angeles
Acrina
Keith Gledtill
Santa Barbara
U.S
Tisk
Rhoce Island
Cham
Feon
Tievedonts
Fragmented ILEADERS list amid noisy OCR text
The readable segments show a jagged list of names and terms across many places and people. Major entities are unclear due to garbled OCR, yielding a scattered collection of seemingly biographical or organizational references without coherent narrative.
Fight Results And Buy Now Through The Wide Card Sale
The notice lists a chaotic blend of phrases about fighting results and a sales pitch. It mentions buying now and a wide card sale, with unclear references to brands and groups. No coherent event or people are clearly identifiable from the readable text.
City Leaguers in Big Game Saturday
The Cuo Major Baseball league second half final is set for Booster park, South Gen Autonie, Saturday afternoon. Texas Chiropractic College Hawks face Missouri Pacific Sunshine Specials, both tied for lead in the second half after first-half champs Hawks beat the Chiros. The game starts at 4:30 p.m. per League Business Manager Fred Mary. If the Chiros lose, they must play a three game series for the all-season title.
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Cuo Major Baseball League
Booster Park
South Gen
Gerein Road
Yesterday's Ball Stars Highlight Close MLB Action
Matty McManus of the Red Sox doubled twice to help beat St Louis. Charley Grimm reached his thousandth career hit to help the Cubs overcome the Phillies. Steve Swetonie and Larry French led the Pirates to wins over the Giants, 4-2 and 2-1, respectively.
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Associated Press
Matty McManus
Red Sox
St. Louis
Big Bellatae
Cardinals
Boston Braves
Charley Grimm
Cube
Steve Swetonie
Larry French
Pirates
Giants
Sarazen Receives $250,000 Insurance Policy
New York July 9 Ins A $250000 life and services policy was issued to Gene Sarazen holder of the United States and British Open belts The policy was arranged by Amy Coakley former Giants and Athletics pitcher and obtained by Ray McCarthy The policy guarantees Sarazen a quarter of a million dollars for services over the next two years and protects $110000 of the amount
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Gene Sarazen
New York
United States
Amy Coakley
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Ray McCarthy
Sarazen
Coakley
Proteala
Dallas Signs Rabe Youthful Catcher
Dallas announces the signing of catcher Neal Rabe from Warahachie as the club reshuffles the roster. Veteran catchers Leo Dixon and Bob Morrow were released yesterday as part of the move.
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Dallas
Rabe
Texas
Neal Rabe
Dallas Baseball Club
Hart
Leo Dixon
Bob Morrow
Sande Forced Overseas for Riding Jobs
NEW FORK July 7 Unsuccessful in his attempt to silage a comeback Earl Sanile once a idol of American racing fans leaves his stable in New Fork to ride in France where he has a tentative engagement and hopes to prove himself. His weight problems hindered past returns and his effort to restart as a stable owner met limited success.
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New Fork
Earl Sanile
France
Helle
Equipoise on a mission to win the big stakes
Trainer Hopkins plans a bold campaign for Equipoise, aiming at major turf races and rich stakes from Arlington to Saratoga. With earnings over 200000 dollars, the 9 year old seeks wins in the Arlington Cup, Arlington Handicap, Saratoga events, and Hawthorne Cup, then Havre de Grace and Jockey Club Gold Cup targets if health permits.
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Chicago
Shuy
C. Vo Whitney
Sun Beau
Fred Howkins
Hla Bon
Havre de Grace
New York
Maryland
Hopkins
Equipoise
Arlington
Tyson Back as Waco High Coach After Success
Paul Tyson, renowned for turning Waco High into a perennial athletic winner, traveled to San Antonio midweek to assume coaching duties again at his alma mater. He previously led the team two years ago after a string of successful seasons, securing a reputation for strong prep athletics.
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Pan Ayson
Ines
Wsco High School
San Antonio
Togoin
Tyson
Waco
Rookies Shine In National League Title Chase
The race of rookies drives the National League with Pirates atop the standings as Steve Ewelonie and Bill Swift lead in wins. Chicago's Quis, Lonnie Warneke, and Bill Herman bolster famed clubs while Betts and Brown anchor the Braves. Weathered lines blur standings as Red legs clash with Dodgers in rain disrupted day.
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Gale Talbot
Associated Press
Cedee
Heydler
Pittsburgh Pirates
Steve Ewelonie
Bill Swift
Faa
Tony Plet
Floyd Vaughn
Chicagd
Lonnie Warmncke
Ie Niay
Bill Herman
Huck Betts
Bobby Brown
Braves
St. Lous
Hallahan
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reds
Gwen Carroll
Dodgers
Freddy Heimach
Fragmented 1920s box score notice with garbled names
A highly jumbled OCR text lists numerous players, teams, and numbers with many unreadable fragments. It appears to be a sports box score or recap featuring home runs, batting lines, and player mentions, but most names and details are indecipherable. The readable elements suggest a baseball or multi-team summary from a period newspaper page.
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Bud Callas
Meriomunt Weeton
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Avanen
Viney
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