Heydler Eyes Reds Cubs Inquest Over July 4 Fight
National League President Heydler plans to cross examine witnesses about the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds altercation at the Chicago railroad station. He will question witnesses including Donohue and Wilson regarding the July 4 incident as Cubs face the Giants in New York. The probe may take several days with no fixed decision date. Wilson has already been fined and suspended for a June 4 bench altercation.
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Unclear boxing results with scattered names and places
Fragmentary report lists fighters including Eddie Sartin and Duane from Brooklyn, Tony Herrera from Chicago, Phil Goldstein from Whitebury, and Boston names. No title bout recorded. outcomes shown as outpoints or near-ups, with numerous garbled words and unclear weights or rounds.
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Exendine to Assist Waldorf With Aggies
Albert A. Exendine, former Carlisle Indian football and track star, has signed as assistant football coach for Oklahoma A and M. Chosen by Ian Waldorf to join as head coach, Exendine brings prior coaching at Northeastern State Teachers College. The announcement came from resident Henry G. Bennett.
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Hamonds Wrestles On Austin Progam
Ralph Hamonds of San Antonio, former intercollegiate wrestling champion and 1928 Olympian, may turn professional. He donated services to a milk fund benefit card in Austin Thursday night and will meet Bill Christie of Los Angeles.
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Bob Fenner Poises for Major League Shot
The young man pictured is Bob Fenner, husky catcher for the St. Paul club of the American association, who has just about assured himself a major league trial by hitting over .859, to hold third place in the entire league.
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Bowling National LPAG: Tembley copped the gamer from the atrona Ford
Rejuvenated Marbera Sporting reports a comeback and last game surge with references to players and teams in a San Antonio bowling scene. The piece notes Temple’s resignation as Grand alley bowling secretary and Deacon Brown stepping in as interim secretary for the rest of the season, with several local bowlers and clubs mentioned in passing.
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Park League Players Busy In Municipal Parks Action
The Municipal Parks league saw mixed results with Bao Midre park and Riodesidre park posting wins while Brackenridge and Travis parks struggled. Seagulls remained in first place after defeating Brackenridge, and the Travis Park Rangers won a double header, with key hits from Salas, Seffel and Germany boosting their offense as the Lions and Braves faced losses.
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Flagstead Will Do Pirates Pinch Hit In New York
Fragmented almanac style sports item notes Flagstead, former American League outfielder, signing with the Wirales as pinch hitter in a proposed doubleheader next Sunday with teams and players oddly listed. Contact details appear in a garbled line of text.
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Grimes 221 Wins Highlight Big League Action
Burleigh Grimes, aging spitball ace, led the Pirates to a win over Brooklyn for his 14th victory this season and 221st of his major league career. Johnny Morrison dropped a game as the Braves, Reds, Cubs and Giants also posted wins amid the day’s slate in New York.
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Homer Race Results and Team Totals Report
The article provides scattered race results and team totals featuring Pirates and Yankees with figures like 12000 and 1.0.20.2, plus names such as Herman and Bicker. It lists Nationals and other teams with partial, unreadable OCR fragments but signals a summary of race outcomes and standings.
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Injuries Hit Dallas Sneeze In Tight Tess League Race
Dallas reports injuries to May Fiestkamper and Milt Stock threaten the team’s push in the Tess league. Fiestkamper damaged a finger while Stock strained a tendon in his leg as Dallas shuffled infielders Moree, Jeftrier, and Riskoff during the game.
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Pitcher Joe Brown Joins Houston Club
Joe Brown former Shreveport bunk er joined the Bulls last night and manager Gene Bailey indicated he could get a start in today’s double bill with Wace. Roy Moore announced as sacker and field enot appeared in the lineup.
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Red Swan Named Colgate Line Coach In Appointment
Tamlton N J July 8 Fred Swan former guard of the Alantard university eleven and captain of the powerful Parisie coast Slavenit was named today as line coach of Colgate university by Ande Kerr now a mentor of the Maroon trees Swan was at Parifie guard for three years Tass was an all American selection He will report at Colgate September of toe
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Sluggers Beat Tigers 1 to 0 on Her nansen Home Run
The Martin Short Shuggert led the Sloggerk to a 1 0 win over the Helena Street Tigers. Hernansen pitched a three hit game and belted a ninth inning home run. Sluggers had fair hits off Tey Toth with a remainder of the game played in Seguin.
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1500 Homers Likely In This Baseball Season
In a season described as bloomed with power, total homers near 750 at midseason, with leagues seeing far more long balls than a century ago. Bahe Ruth’s absence from the Yankees lingered weeks as Fredericksbury Giants toppled the Austin Greyhounds 15 to 3 at Sunray, four homers belted in the victory by the Giants.
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England-America Track Meet Draws Notables
Cambridge Mass July 1 prominent officials from Britain and the United States will oversee the England America track meet between Barnard Yale and Oxford Cambridge. Representatives include Secretary of the Navy Charen Fronela Adams, British consul general Edward Gray, Maj. Gen. Preston Brown, Rear Admiral Philip Andrews, Sir Esme Howard, A Lawrence Lowell, James H. Anecil, A G Gilbert, Keowyn Berry, and other university leaders and coaches serving as referees judges and inspectors.
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Tennis finals delayed by rain for net stars
Indianpolis July 10. Rain halted the national clay court championship finals. Bryant M. Grant of Atlanta and Finmert Pare of Chicago led two sets to one in their semifinal, while Tad Tamatorien and J Gilbert Hall await the final, to be played in South Orange, New Jersey, assuming weather clears.
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