Split Susan Plans ens to Roeris
Dallas reports indicate a club owner contemplates splitting Susan Plans amid team tensions and owner concerns. Veteran Drs. illness raises doubts about midseason changes as President J Doak Roberts observes cautious steps to keep teams united.
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Susan
Roeris
Dallas
Uns Lhp
Peass Teague Senag
J.doak Robérts
Drs
Ma Jarily Soll
Akay Wankés
Robert
Teampla
Hurlers Edge Tigers as Riverside Wins at Conicepel Park
In a Friday game at Conicepel Park, Riverside Cubs defeated the Concepcion park team 2 to 4 in extra innings with key hits by Antonio Park Baxter and Gurtersida. Other local matchups saw the Merrill Cork Wildcats beat the Indians, and the Pillman Sullivan Vel jacket squad top the Rebels 5 to 4 aided by strong defense and clutch hitting.
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Fe Sama
Ubriotti
Nichols
Texas Jute 2b- Around-the-thesta agnesthian race entry
Texas Jute 2b enters the around-theste agnesthian race staged here. P-Heelgen M. Frac, a noted motorbat pilot, announced. Prag set a speed record of 43.78 mph at Miami Cryc on March 3 and won the Samnsmea Floridhhree-for-all race in Auburndale Florida.
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Galeston
Heelgen M
Ouly
Gelvesty
Prag
Miami
Terent
Auburndale
Flo
Light's Jian Story Contest entry resembles a true event
Editor notes a contest submission that reads as a possible real tale. The writer details a backcountry trip with a failed ditching attempt and a missing throwline while camping near Diversion dam. The narrative includes a rough trek through brush and rock and a misadventure in securing a line.
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Jian
Nienck
Troeh Takes Grand International Teaspoon Championship Title
Franab of Ottlood Ore is champion of the Grand International Tea Shoot Armament. Troeh achieved a grand total of 58 out of 1000 in the veln championship, ranking second behind Na. 4 Er.
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Tecumseh
Yry" Franab
Ottlood
Ore
Rand International Teapshon
Troeh
Bam
Aghia
Veteran golfer leads in city championship qualifying round
Veteran W. B. Baron sits atop the four day city championship qualifying with a 75 as Jay LeBage trails at lead. Friday saw two 77s by Wendigatera and Relisiover of Texas A and M. Fred Forsythe and Mark Trewin among notable prospects. Other scores included Hemphill 94 and Trottner 116 in a wide field.
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W. B. Baron
Rackenridge Park Rolters
Jay LeBage
Wendigatera
Hernare A. Relisiover
Tbe
Texas A. Urd M
Fred Forsythe
FE. F. Daber
Vow
Cleveland Acock
H.W. Burris
C. Young
Ge Flemondi
Td.g. Wheat
Tanis Heth
Nathan Trottner
Dr. Dysnn
N.Q. Stair
Luling
O. Murcvll
Ernest Brazel
Loraive Young
Bowling Cortus Elra Thre. Tea sling. teams rom the Corpus Chrled Biks.
In a weekend visit, the Corpus Christi Biks bring teams led by captain Alan Ball and Lonigan to play nine games each against the San Antonio Flee. Schedule spans Saturday night and Sunday games with a city supper at Hoteluck. Matches feature multiple players, with unknown lineup and results reported in a jumbled, festive tone. The article mixes bowling league results with other sports notes and local club references.
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Ander
Alan Ball
Ertise
Carnot Lonigan
San Antonio
Oteluck
Cerlex
Aatinus
Fevenze
Lothy Caalemen
Vith
Jiniddin
Ka Cine
Wlsa
Frazier
Grona
Bvith Lunny
Hany
Michell
Michell Coc
Senmidt
Lahr
Schaefer
Fish Story Prizes Announced for Light Contest
On June 30, the Tie Light tsk story contest announced prize winners. First prize is $60 in gold from Light. second prize is 37.50 for a tackle box from Dibble Sporting Goods. third prize is 0.76 for Coleman Gupsy gear from Snell-Horler Marniware. fourth prize is a reel from Tarbero Sporting Goods. additional item is SOF feathersbound erectram Brond ay Sporting Gnoils.
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Peteo
the Light
Dibble Sporting Goods Company
Coleman Gupsy City
Snell-Horler Marniware Company
Tarbero Sporting Goods Company
SOF Feathersbound Erectram Bronday Sporting Gnoils Company
Angling tale tangled in river drift and misread credit
A boy busily angling at the river becomes the focus of a muddled scene as floats and debris drift by. The text hints at comical, mistaken identities and a claim of angling skill that may be more legend than fact.
30 day rule cuts down Texas League protests
In Dallas on June 15 officials discussed a rule change affecting players on the hospital list. A player placed on the inactive list must remain there for 30 days and still draw salary. Clubs previously kept many men on the list and protested rival moves. this year managers avoid protests as the 30 day rule limits such tactics. Charley Sullivan of Fort Worth was briefly placed on the fever list.
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Texas League
Dallas
Texas
Nnd
Suil
Itx Ny
Teague
Charley Sullivan
Fort Worth
Joe Martina Raises His Boy to Be Ball Player
Joe Martina trains his 17 year old son for a baseball career with the Dallas team observing. The father, a famed infielder, mentors his boy in drills and tricks, hoping the younger Martina follows into professional play.
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Joe Martina
Martina
Aod
Jor
Joe Iv
Dallas Breers
Stay Ftachkamper
Anurt
Stance Styles in Golf Pro Circles
A 1924 report by Larry Nabiloltz notes no fixed standard stance in golf. He cites three recognized stances open, closed, and square, with most pros teaching open while stars like Calmette and Tivans favor closed or square.
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Larry Nabiloltz
Columbus
Frances Oalmet
Chick Tivans
Bobby Tones
Associated Editors, Inc
Coast schools pick high salaried commissioner
Spokane June 1. Graduate managers of the Pacific Coast conference met in session and voted Freitas to appoint a high salaried commissioner to supervise all athletic problems of the conference.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Coast Conference
Freitas
De Mar Faces Indians Rival In Pre Olympics Marathon
Clarence De Mont of Massachusetts, veteran marathoner, led a field of over 50 runners in the first annual pre Olympic marathon in Los Angeles. He faced several distance-trained Indigenous rivals as the race opened the path toward the 1984 Olympic games, covering the 26 miles and 385 yards.
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Tos Angeles
Calif
Clarence de Mont
Maros
Mass
Yarments
Be' Mar
Los Angeles
Tinea
Major Leaders and Hits From June Baseball Highlights
A fragmented sports snippet lists leading hitters and players across American League and National League teams. Names such as Foxx, Custer, Waner, and Simmons appear with RBI and double figures, indicating top performers in batting, runs, and steals. The garbled text references teams like Cubs Pirates and Tigers and mentions games on June 14 and notable at bats.
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Genie
Sangees
Rommel
Yost
Tolley Wins British Golf Crown In Wartime Field
Tolley Tunny defeats Dol Netson Ainith to win the British golf championship at the San Antonis Country Club Saturday afternoon. The Fifteenth Corps Aven champions, singles and doubles events, were scheduled with Maj Arthur Seeligson and Capt. Dan Murphy runners up in the doubles. Reading clearly from a wartime sports scramble, the article lists early singles seeds and officers from various corps and bases as participants in the opening rounds.
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San Attonis Country Club
Zoclack
Arthur Scetigson
Dan Murphy
Raysers
Wistington
Col
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Bert Stuelase
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Washington
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Secodivision
Texans National Grid face Sunshing Specials at Lonster Park
In South San Antonio the Tex as National Grid meets the Sunshing Specials at Lonster Park at 4 o'clock. Previously the infantrymen beat the Specials last weekend in the area as the Saturday league continues.
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Trivel
Lie Tell
Texas National Grid
Fon
Lonster Park
San Antonio
Feau
Mennes
Homer Race by Anternational Nova Season's Total
Fragmented OCR lists names and scores across teams and individuals. Key figures include Batlomiay, Cardinals, Hines, Sapiens, Gebringer, Ka, Haley, Klett, Natasa, and O’Deal. The item reads like a standings or results blurb with scattered numbers such as 2222 and 205.
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Tanieva
Batlomiay
Cardinals
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Klett
o'Deal
Natasa
Fight Results From Tou Claire Wisconsin Cards
The Associated Press reports a boxing card in Tou Claire Wisconsin where lightweight contender Johnny Deiry of Ltica New York was knocked out by rival Francis lightweight in a viral knockout. Reidy Blaichart battled Greek in a six round bout. Tommy Cello faced Francises in San Francises.
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Associated Press
Tou’ Claire
Wis
Harrs
Kobo
Milwaukee
Grand Circuit Opens Monday at Lexington Track
The Grand Circuit, the major league of horse racing, begins at Lexington on Monday with the first spring meeting in track history. Autumn meetings have long been held, but this spring event marks the first time training horses turn blue as the circuit runs five days in addition to the regular fall schedule.
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Grend
Lexington
Monder
Ined
Chatham Slugs in .410 Clip as Batting Pace Surges
Cricalsu reports a Chatham sluggers spree with five home runs and a triple across 18 plate appearances. Shortstop Puebla boosts Chatham in the Western League batting race, lifting season average from .380 to .410 in a standout week. Swansboro of Tulsa Smith trails with a .203 mark as rivals also post shifts.
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Chatham
Puebla
Fio
Butly
Swansboro
Tulsa
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Joe Harris Granted Conditional Release From Sacramentan Club
Joe Harris, a former Washington Burgh baseball player, drew an outright conditional release from the Sacramento elevating club. He remains in WW health following injuries sustained in the recent conflict and is said to be healing with time.
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Sacramento
Calif
Joe Harris
Washington Burgh
Safety Zone Sign Overturns Car
A safety zone sign incident on Russell street near Mrederichebure injures Francis Schmid, 20, who lives on TAM Sacramento street after a collision with a turning car. Two days later another driver strikes a sign on South Flores street causing property damage.
Brownsville Golfers Plan Monterey Flight Tournament
Brownsville and Monterey golf clubs explore an air travel based tournament between cities. George Deshe leads the planning as Monterey golfers proposed the event through the local chamber of commerce. The match would occur about a month later, with flights arranged for the teams. Dave Leys Mee details an Intermediate League meeting at 2145 Tiwrahgo Street at 7 30 Saturday night.
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Monterrey
Yexac
Monterey
George Deshe
Piane
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Leys
Dave Lehr
Weague
Tiwrahgo Street
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