Lights May Be Rushed at Tech Field to Boost Attendance
President Homer Hammond of the Indians supports installing a lighting system at Tech Field, Tech High, for next fall's football games and possibly to aid the Indian baseball club after Leave Park grandstands burned. Estimates exist and equipment could be ready when the San Antonio club returns from a road trip, with crowds and finances noted. The club drew about 700 paid fans plus 300 women on Ladies Day for a double header loss to Houston.
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Homer Hammond
The
Indiape
Tech
Harrifland
San Antonio
Han
Prexy Hammond
Twin Bel
Indians
Houston
Techfield
Fey
Hammond
Beaumont
Bob House
Tennessee
Vance
Jor Vance
Bulls
Smith
Young Housser
Iocals
Hite
Houssion
Bill Dunlap
Shurldy sGorward
Dunlap
Bill
Chief Moore
Pitzgerald
Kowalik
Postponed New York Sporting Event Report
Fragmented prose reports a postponed sports result in New York with vague references to Chocolate-Berg, Me ay aay M dare tye ie tM fend Ves AMAR, and an upcoming examination of Bere. The garbled text mentions Berg of England and a next Monday event at Madsen Square, with unclear outcomes and dates.
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Uae
Chocolate-Berg
New York
Wwe
Tia
Move of 222000pound eight story building in Indianapolis
Reported in October 14 1930 that Indiana Bell officials and 360 onlookers witnessed a 222000 pound eight story building moved 452 feet and turned 90 degrees without cutting services. Eighteen men operated a large screw jack system on a steel rail platform to roll the structure to a new location, with completion in about six weeks.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Crews Face Final Tussle for Ames Shield at Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester Mass July 8 The strong East and West crews meet on Lake Quinsigamond for the Olympic regalia event next month in Long Beach Calif The Philadelphia eight led by a length at the finish in 6 minutes 1435 seconds breaking the 020 Navy record while California undefeated sprint season culminates with a clear victory over Columbia graduates to reach today’s final for the Ames shield.
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Worcester
Mass
West
Pen A
Philadelphia
University of California
Lake Quinsigamond
Long Beach
Calif
Eluhmen
Yale
Penn
Navy
California
Une
West Coast
West Coast. Sprint Season Iq) A Smmsting Victory At Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Colorado open tennis tournament fills Denver Club
Colorado tennis talent gathers for a Denver Country Club event as top nationally ranked players including George Lot Harris Corgeshall and Oilbert Mall compete in the state open. The field features four of the top ten US rankings, highlighting a strong turnout and high-level play.
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Colorado
Denver
Mise Denver Country Club
United States
George Lot
Harris Corgeshall
Oilbert Mall
Frity Mere
Sourtr Wate
Ldal
Rhode Island Tennis Final Sets Bell vs Gledhill
Krith Gledhill of Santa Barbara meets Berkeley Bell of Avastin in the Rhode Island State singles final at Agawam Hunt Providence. Gledhill, defending champion, edged Jack Tidball in five sets, while Bell defeated Richard Dick Murphy.
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Providence
R. I
Krith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
California
Berkeley Bell
Avastin
Texas
Agawam Hunt
Rhode Island
Gledhill
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
San
United States Days
Jack Tidb
Mangin and Wood in Ireland Finals
In Dublin on July 9 Sidney Wood Jr. and Gregory Mangin, touring Europe for International Tennis, face off for the all important land tents championship. Wood beat Cronin 6-1 6-1 while Mangin defeated Jacobson 6-4 6-4 as the Molin duo advanced.
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Mangin
Wood
Ireland
Dublin
cIs
Sidney B. Wood
Gregory Mangin
Sanis
Europe
New York
Cronin
Whyle Manyhy
A. Jacobson
Denmark
Alvo
Chevigny Named Coach of Chicago Pro Cardinal Team
Chevigny, former Notre Dame backfield star under Knute Rockne, will become head coach of the Chicago National Professional League Cardinals for next season. The announcement cites his playing prominence and prior coaching roles, noting his return to major pro football leadership in Chicago.
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Chevigny
Cardinal
Chicago
Arid Concht
Notre Dame
Wil Dipert
Cardinals
Kime Rockne
Toack
Cnednay
Frnte
Promoter Felled In Ring Turmoil At Exposition Arena
Wild Friday wrestling show at Ralph Hammonds Exposition Grounds drew 2600 fans as fights spilled over referee, promoter, and crowd into a chaotic finish. George Sauer defeated Tilly Edwards by disqualification after Edwards used illegal holds. Numerous brawls, eye gouges, and a flying ankle takedown marked the main events with Länges Lindsey and George Poulos claiming wins amid controversy and chaotic ring action.
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Jack Cameron
A. Cyclone Or & Food
Ralph Hammonds
Exposition Grounds
wWrestding Arena
George Sauer
San Antono
Tilly Edwards
Kansas
Edwards
Saver
Treferee
Bill Herrigan
Harrison
Sauer
Locks
Hammonds
Enet
Jack Via
Npa
Jine
George Poulos
Paducah
Texas
Red Lindsey
Shreveport
Poulos
Lindsey
George
Red
Paulos
Jack
Rgaw
Boureen
Hus
Leante
Coid Web More
Poylos
Jay
Alan
Blanche Harrington
Redag
Wade
Muresan
Adehe
Deweil
Cotton States Loop Faces Crisis in Baseball League
Vicksburg Mississippi July 9 14 The Cotton States Baseball League member clubs struggle as key figures debate league entry and future actions. Major president Frank A Scott reportedly decided not to enter the leagues and legal action looms amid unresolved disputes.
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Cotton States
Loop
Vickaburg
Mils
Gollan States
Lenge Nenin
Opr- Innsan
Clik
Frank A Scott
Beolt
Milton Dolmay
Operauxas
HOLT
Yeas
Alent
Jsf
American Proxy Wars On Bean Ball
In Chicago on July, President Will Harridge of the American League declared war on the beanball. Several pitchers have frequently hit batters this season. umpires will warn and eject persistent offenders. Harridge called it a dangerous practice with no place in baseball.
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Chicago
Will Marridge
American League Today
Harridge
M Brown
Rogers Takes Army Honors at Willow Springs Golf Tourney
Lieut HK A Rogers won the Eighth Corps Area Air Corps golf tourney at Willow Springs, tallying 232 strokes over 54 holes. Gus Shea was runner up with 241, while other scores included H A Berton 245 Whiston 249 J H Chapman 250 A L Bump 5 Vandenberg 254 E G Johnson 2h DA Anderson 257 and B A Smith 250. Rogers also placed runner up in city amateur and Kerrville invitational events.
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Willow Springs
HK. A. Rogers
Priday
Gus Shea
Rogers
Kerrville
Ligut
H. A. Berton
Blew. WE. Whiston
J. H. Chapman
A. L. Bump
Liceul
H. Vandenberg
E.G. Johnson
Lieul
DA. Anderson
B. A. Smith
Cullop Alimony Paid and Suit Dropped in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on July 9 the court noted payment of 525 dollars in deferred alimony to Mrs. Pear W. Cullop, wife of baseball player Henry W. Cullop. She had claimed 525 in arrears and a bench warrant was issued, but counsel for Mrs. Cullop announced the alimony had been paid and the warrant was rescinded.
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Cullop
Minneapolis
Henry WN
Tek) Cullop
Columbus Club
American Association
Pear W. Cullop
Hawks and Specials Clash for City Major Second Half
The Texas Chico Hawks meet the Sunzhing Specials at Boostar Park on Saturday at 3:30 PM in a decisive City Major clash. A Hawks win would secure undisputed possession of the league lead, while a Specials victory would force a late playoff race and keep championship hopes alive.
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Hawks
Texas Chico Hawks
Sunzhing
Boostar Park
Shampiong
Unem
Goa
Jason
Spe
Cial
Major League Leaders In Deadlock
New York July 2-17 The bat averages show a split between leagues with Paul Walter and Jimmy Foxx tied at .377 in the American League. In the National League Chuck Klein and Babe Herman lead in multiple categories while Foxx dominates in the American League with runs and home runs.
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New York
Whey
Paul Walter
Pittreburgh Pirates
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Batt Ing Hena
P. Waner
Pittsburgh
Hurst
Phillies
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Klein
O'Dowd
Brooklyn
Traynor
Orsatti
St. Louis
Herman
Chicago
Worthington
Boston
Stephenson
Otto New York
Foxx
Philadelphia
Walker
Metyoit
Averill
Cleveland
Gehrig
Matiust
Washington
Levey
Crgales
Dickny
New Yark
Lazzerl
Burns
Chuck Klein
Hed
Babe Herman
Reds
Steve Swetonic
Pirates
Huck Betts
Ning
Lefty Gomez
Yanks
Parish Leaguers in Three Games Scheduled
Parish Baseball league slate shows Jenank thal and others were rained out last Sunday and will play Sunday on three different diamonds at Gontepelan Park No 1, St. Gerard’s vs 190, Sacred Heart at 130, and Patitel’s game off MGERS MEET TIGERS. The Franklin State Tigers aim to extend a long win streak against South Side Tigers on Sunday afternoon.
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Jenank Thal
Wil Mar
Ab Gontepelan Park
Bt Ann's
St. Gerard's
Mary's Plans
Equipoise Leads Arlington Gold Cup Field At Odds Of 4 To 1
In Arlington’s Gold Cup, Equipoise held odds near 4 to 1 as six rivals chased the lead in a one mile and a quarter race for older horses. Whitney chent nul carried 126 pounds. a large field included Trod Avon, Mig, Cusio, Plucky May, Dr Freeland, Pillsburgher and others. The race was the nineteenth running of the 4900 added event. Equipoise was favored to win, facing a competitive slate of springtime contenders.
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Chicago
Equipoise
Whitney Chentnul
Sumextown
Eqlalpolsenb Ateration Park
Tuva
George
Widener
Ware
Ware ‘Trod | Avon, 5. W. Labrel
Whitch Milsted
Monsoy
Bohwarta
Cusio
Freeland
Par
Burehiar
Vietory
Lavonta
IV Qo Leen
West
Quicksley Mandleap
Telnaes
Hester Carsbiuwhi
Sebhar Waial
Whiner
Arlington
Dawgral
Mayline
Anit Mauka
Hatefes
My Post Orden
Plovitine
Supreme Awret
Cal Mop, ‘Tr Caster
Bay Anya
Ruse
Wack To
Alge Mer
Aaicourt
Con Annord
Mantio Anid 2Yanan
American League Recaps and Standings Shakeup
In a tight midseason stretch, the American League sees pivotal shifts as managers adjust lineups. Key performances by top pitchers and sluggers from Cleveland and Washington influence early standings and set the stage for a crowded race toward the pennant.
National League teiday vow deontiiyn mock headline
In a garbled National League update, names and places such as Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Cincinnati appear with distorted spellings. The fragmentary text hints at games or standings but offers no clear scores or outcomes.
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Teiday
Deontiiyn
Boston i
Louis I
TEXAS LEAGUE Pridas y West lennon and others
Fragmented OCR lists names and affiliations across multiple teams and figures. The text mentions San Antonio events and regional associations with references to clubs, venues, and individuals, but readable details are limited to scattered proper nouns and incomplete phrases.
Local Sports Briefs With Fragmented Pitcher Notes
A damaged OCR sports item mentions several pitchers and teams in rough form. Fragments reference baseball and timing, with scattered names and places unclear. The readable portions hint at a column about today’s pitchers and upcoming events, but specifics remain obscured.
Athletes Shine in T N G Swimming Meet at Mineral Wells
Mineral Wells heard July 9 as Lert hy Cruse from San Antonio led the machine gun unit of the One Hundred Twenty-fourth regiment in the Texas National Guard swimming meet. Cruse won both the plunge for distance and fancy diving. Troop B, Balls, captured the mer Juraschek title with Juraschek finishing third. Aronship and Bo yivel Teneskye each contended for Jurak.
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T.N.G
Lert Hy Cruse
San Antonio
Texas National Guard
Cruse
Geward Style. Aronship
Tive Bo Yivel Teneskye
Jurak Relhy Tenny
Piedmont League Sees Six Clubs Remain In Turmoil
In Charlotte and Asheville, the Piedmont League reduces to six clubs amid financial strains. Teague’s operation falters as expenses swallow funds and franchise payments lag. Notable figures include W. G. Brim and Dek Hobnel, with connections to local sports and business circles.
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Piedmont
Charlotte
Chiba
Teague
Asheville
Roslir Ope Ta
W. G. Brim Leagin Pest Beni
Dlamished
Impiren
Dek Hobnel
Miter
Tid Irancia Connally
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Hue Kere Gee
TRIS
RA Beldann
SiMon, Texas
FA Faber
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Manchester
José
Fernandez
Venezuele
TP Dupgon
Richmond
WAT
Bayer Peur Venatton
Barvermtte
Perry
Jack Lawlor
Board of Freeholders of
San Francisco
Registrar of Voters
Teron
Ripley
Bell
MOLOR
Wells Motor Lodge
Baseball Trom
Charlotte Guiday
Mow Dixon
Gchivago
Chick Kitin
Hunt
St Louis
Lanay
Phillie
Ual
Lon Wamieke
Pat Masons
Bob Smith
MGERS
Tigers
Prankliy State Tigers
South Bide Tigers
Rame Bunday
Boons
Ak If P'Clack
Plane Hia
Dagen
Eaders
Alig Sith Fipotsi
Malo
Plusks Play
Dr. Freeland
Pillsburgher
Waysmi
Gitwsuta
Hussim
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Cinveto
Waobinglan
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Tiey'e Reilly
Dolpult
Mein
Chivaru
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St. Inian
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Coe
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Pridas
Lennon
Antonio
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Baldrat Wine
Stork
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Mohan
Ainzonastesan
Souturien Association Atthute
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Tor Mente
THM
Botan Hor
Werk Worth
Galveston
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Pal
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Wichita
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