Dunlap New Patrol Man in Garden
The San Anstonio Indians announce the acquisition of William J. Dunlap, former Boston Heaves outfielder, from the Kansas City Blues. Ray Flaskamper is expected to miss six weeks with a fractured rib and Cap Crossley will take over second base duties. The club won 8 to 3 over Longview with Bob House and Flash leading the way as Dallas opens a league series at League Park.
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Homer Hemmond
Wiliam J
Bill) Dunlap
Boston Heaves
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Ray Flaskamper
Flash
Longview
Zib
Ray
Hiy
Cap Crossley
Bob House
Dallas
League Park
Pai
Worth
Indians
Fitzgerald
Hall
Cox
Fitz
Belma
Bradbury
House
Crossley Tan
Chin
Vincent
Cow
Zeepler
Baker
Greet
Schofield
NIMS
Title Fight Broadcast on Nu-Honal Chain Debut
The Sharkes Schmeling prefight for the world's heavyweight championship will be broadcast next Friday night starting at 9 o clock Eastern Standard Time. The event is billed as a top era bout with the main title fight set to begin at 1 am.
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Sharkes - Schmeling
Stividland
Heee San Agtnyle
Preparations Underway for Texas Women's Municipal Golf Event
Preparations are under way for a starting field of at least 69 players in the Texas Women's Municipal Golf Association championship tournament to be held here next week. The event opens with full-note qualifying rounds as part of the leadup to the main competition.
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Wichita
Texas Women's Municipal Coll Association
Dibble Company
South Almio Sireat
Texas league to split season in two halves
The Texas league baseball season will be divided into two halves with the second half starting June 28. President Homer Hammonds says he will vote for the split when the telegraphic vote is taken in a few days. Only Houston and Beaumont are expected to oppose, though they may not.
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Indies
Homer Hammonds
Houston
Beaumont
Haines Shows Old Cunning Still There
Veteran pitcher Haines proves his form, blanking the Phillies 2 0 after a late return from injury. Cardinals catcher Jones drives in a run with a third inning homer as St. Louis strengthens its pennant push and Brown, Cronin, and Ruffing lift their teams in a busy major league slate. An all-Wichita final in the Kansas golf tournament emerges after semifinals.
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Gayle Talbot
Sparta
St. Louis Cardinals
Tome
Jesan Haloea
Haines
Bostad Braves
Phillies
Phi
Jeés
Ray Henge
Cardinal Castoff
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Bill Terry
Ahutout
Sam Leslie
Ray Koln
Larry Benton
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Harvey Hendrick
Iead
Reds
Pittsburgh
Toston
Browns
St. Louis Browns
George Tarnshaw
Athletics
Schite
Lloyd Brown
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Heine Schithie
Joe Cronin
Senators
Tne
Bill Dickey
Yonkers
Chicago
Charley Ruffing
Borton
Cleveland
Kansas
GOW
Topeka
Kass
Juine
George Matson
Jack Robertson
Ihr
Lilte
Sports roundup and local scores from Fort Worth to Philadelphia
Untidy OCR lists multiple high school and college games with scores and locations including Tyler, Dallas, Fort Worth, Galveston, Reston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, Nashville, and Memphis. Mentions teams like New Park, Brooklyn, and St. Joseph with scattered results such as 4-2 and 5-? moods, plus a note of a fatality in an unclarified incident.
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Momma
Meal Sun AN Nig BK
Knierten
Tyler
Dallas
Earl Worth
Gaia
eAneadig
Friday Pitchers and Rivalry Tangles in Local Baseball Notes
Friday report highlights pitcher matchups and upcoming games, with names and teams from the region. It notes contrasts between local clubs and national league trends, signaling tense rivalries and key players to watch.
Baseball standings and scores from early American League games
Brief league roundup shows New York and Detroit matching results with Cleveland and Philadelphia, while Boston and Chicago trade spots. Entries cite team names, cities, and scattered scores, reflecting early season scheduling and standings.
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New York
Waghhieton Prindelplale Gieveland
Datrote SL House
Phleagu
Boston
Triradas
Rip Radcliff Hitting Again for Dallas in Recreation of Season
Rip Radcliff, star outfielder for Dallas, has shifted from slow start to strong hitting this season, climbing to about .330 after a late surge and four hits in a 4-3 Dallas win over Houston in ten innings. Beaumont’s Beaumont pacing first-half pennant race, Schoolboy Rowe hurling, beat Tyler 5-3 as Easterling topped with his seventeenth homer, edging Medwick for home run lead.
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Trent
Rip Radcliff
Radcliff
Dallas
Houston
Tex Jeanes
Lou Brower
George Murray
Lou Garland
Garland
Beaumont
Tyler
Rowe
Luk
Playground Baseball Action Highlights at Lions Field
Barbera's Lions fielded a 43 to 17 victory over State Hospital on Thursday night, powered by Ellen Dillon’s three homers and nine total by Barbera's. Other games saw Toepverwein Indians defeat Highlanders 9–0, Friedrich Kats 7–4, and Cooper Tires edging Grona's All-Slate 28–11, with Myraper's shutout aiding Uhr's Tudians and Livingston driving four homers for Prassel's.
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Barbera Sports
Ellen Dillon
Lions Field Playground
Barbera’s
State Hospital
Lionstien
Miebt
Met
Sab
Petropark
Toepverwein Indians
Highlanders
Friedrich Kats
Doady
Phannary
Gommantiers
Cooper
Ay Presel
Drugs
Grona
Dinmy Myraper
Tudians
Uhr
Steinhauer
Livingston
Prassel
Mexico Nationals Invade Austin for Weekend Series
The Mexico Nationals travel to Austin to face the Austin Black Senators in a three game set at Sam Houston Field. The roster will be available for all three contests with a doubleheader on Saturday afternoon and a Sunday matinee as part of a nineteenth celebration, continuing through the weekend.
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Mexico
Texas Boxes Howeton Dallas Way? 1898 baseball note
Fragmented box score style transcription shows a Texas game, naming players such as Murray, Garland, Murry, Stanson, Guenaro, Barras, and Hunnin. The text includes innings, pitches, hits, errors, and line scores with numerous garbled names and numbers, reflecting a damaged newspaper page. The readable bits indicate a baseball matchup with box score style details and fielding notes, though many names and figures are corrupted.
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Narbels
Murray
Runt Nation
Cvensrom
Navicsky
Brawer
Feemer
Oru-Bane Hil
Madhultt
Otolen Rindelle
Seanes
Ane Lita
Rons
Garland
Aaland
Stanson
Guenaros
Stueray
Hanan
Furroy
Mice Wall
Barras Rank
Huacs
Dalles
Houalor Ting
Couble
Uruvier
Cerys Rarinaky
Hime Ee Bane
Old John Fan to Pay Tax on Baseball in Texas League
Dallas, June 17. Old Man Fan, who saves to watch Texas League Leaf pennant races, will face higher costs after a new 10 percent federal tax on amusements, including baseball, takes effect Monday. Texas League President J Alvin Gardner says owners cannot absorb the tax and will raise admission, with only passes for working sports writers and park employees exempt from the tax.
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Dallas
John Fan
J. Alvin Gardner
Texas League
Garner
Annie Oakleys
Mae Ceurvorst Wins Valley Tennis Title
Mae Ceurvorst of Wichita won the Missouri Valley women's singles title in Tulsa rout ing Mary Zita Jacoby of New York 6 1 6 1. She beat all four opponents, losing only five games in the event and rarely dropping a set. Eunice Dean of Fort Sam Houston, Texas, was defeated 6 1 4 2 as the field narrowed to the final.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mae Geurvorst
Wichita
Kan
Mary Zita McHale Jacoby
New York
Miss Courveisl
Eunice Dean
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Uwe
Leonard Beats Young Angelo In Philadelphia Bout
Benny Leonard former lightweight champion returns to the ring in Philadelphia defeating Billy Angelo by unanimous decision at the Phillies ballpark. Leonard used superior speed and ring craft, eye injury from a prior bout showed as a pale scar. Weigh-ins listed at 1 1 2 pounds.
Believe It or Not Bass Wins Fish Story Contest
The meeting ended in a row and a new fish story contest committee will be appointed for next week. C. L. Bass won the contest with a tale about a redfish. Mr. Bass lives at 9 Portes Street Medina.
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Bass
Pecatse Fe
C. L. Bass
Medina Jake
Emarty
Portes Street
Reel contest tale and prize notice from local event
The article describes a weekly reel contest with prize details and participant notes. It mentions Dibble company and prize distribution, quotes about the event, and names such as George Machida and Barbera’s winner info. It notes the contest starts today and promises updates on results.
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Fey
Sunny
Weller
George Machida
McAllen
Barbera's
T Tau
Tahal
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Sister Howe
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Iodken
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Pilsher
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Minneanatia
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Houbton
Mount Dallas
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Ff Brower
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Langford
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Mangon
P Ty Garland
Morrow
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OLD John
Mae Ceurvorst
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San Antonis
Tintin
Haley
Dad
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al Sumer
Dixies
Madras
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