Giard To Join S A Indians On Thursday Report
Pitcher Jos Giard, drafted from Washington, will report Thursday for the San Antonio Indians. Club President Homer Hambistid confirms by telegram, as the team remains in the first division and eyes the 500 mark again. Fort Worth hosts Wednesday and Thursday before the club heads out on the road.
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Washington
San Antonio Inn Blan
Homer Hambistid
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Mave
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Redmver
Fort Worth
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Tote
Neson
Miley
Dick Whitworth
Noel
Tabor
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Cate
Eddie Moore
Mey
Mesers
Nel Philips
Mery
Tribe
Casey
Wetzel
Jorliong
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Fort, Worth
Pat Newnai
Silverware captains claim trophies at Camp Mabry meet
W. J. Reed of San Antonio won the Steves L600-yard rifle trophy and Don Nissen captured the Capurro state pistol championship cup at the state target tournament held at Camp Mabry in Austin.
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W. J. Reed
San Antonio
Steves
Don Nissen
Camp Mabry
Austin
Wetter E
Laverne Fator Suspended For Poor Ride At Aqueduct
New York reports that jockey Laverne Fator, regarded as a top Negroentine American rider, received the first suspension of his riding career after a bad ride on Folking in the second race at Aqueduct. He was removed for rest of the meeting and referred to the Jockey Club for possible further action.
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Fator
Aqueduct
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Fatoré Safe
Jockey Club
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Regatta Hopes Rise For Coast Yale Aid Cornell Duel
In advance notes for the Intercollegiate rowing regatta, seven crews race next Monday for the four mile grind. California leads with a powerful lineup under coach Ry Koright, while Cornell and Columbia show strong pace. Eastern hopes rest on Richard Glendon’s Cornell eight, as Yale and others seek to upset the favored western crew amid heat and practice drills.
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Golfien Bears
Ry Koright
Poushkeepsia
Columbia
Cornell
Richard Glendon
Reault
Yale
Ymbia
Tennsylvania
Dick" Glendon
Navy
Mike Murray
Wisconsin
Bill Haines
Massachusetts ‘Tech
Texas League Flag Race Standings Show Ties
Fragmented standings list tie clubs and player names from the Texas League flag race. Mixed city abbreviations and scores appear, with Brooklyn, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Philadelphia players cited among unclear figures.
Unreadable OCR: American League items missing clarity
Fragmented text row with scattered team names and numbers, unclear event details. Reads like a sports wire snippet with references to New York, Horton, Beltreine, and players such as Beltreine and Garrish, but lacks coherent context or outcomes.
Where They Play WENNESDaT
Fragmented OCR text lists places and names with unclear affiliations. It mentions Waco Beaumont Cleveland New York and other cities and programs, but no clear event, date, or outcome. The garbled lines resemble a sports or schedule snippet with multiple locations and possibly names, lacking coherent facts.
Dyers 190 Best S A Score at Sweetwater
Unclear OCR notes record a sports scoring event at Sweetwater with names Chase Daren Gebby Layman Ernest Mewell J Widder Jr and B A Lure. professional touch with F Flier winning a championship in a muddled listing of participants and figures.
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Ernest Mewell
J. Widder Jr
B.A. Lureries
F. Flier
Moubies Chaaniunshin
Fields Signs To Box On Coast In August
Fields signs to box on the coast in August, facing foe Lune Kee for the intercontinental championship. The bout is set for Detroit area, with Taupe, and other details appear garbled but confirm a welterweight title at stake.
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Meagher Sees Rosy Rice Future for Meagher and Rice
Meagher predicts a bright future for Rice and himself at Houston based on upcoming season stars and prep talent. He notes the first year slate and influx of top high school athletes, including Meaghan Sytpres, and expects stronger results as recruiting deepens in 1920.
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Bell Defeats Earl Taylor in State Rounds
In Whamington Tes on June 7 Bell defeats Earl Taylor in the state rounds. The Austi n 39 team dominated as Koel Veylar fell, advancing to the quarterfinals.
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Telus
Tilden Passes In Wimbledon Seeding With Porotra Leads
London June 1 The Wimbledon championships draw places American William Tilden in one half of the seedings with Jean Porotra leading the opposite half. Trene LaCoste is absent, leaving Tilden ranked No 1 for seeding purposes and Coe French ace in the other half.
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William ‘Tilden
Trene LaCoste
Jean Porotra
Blake Can't Finish But Has Good Alibi
Chicago June 19 Eber ster Jredt Blake right hander has a good alibi for not finishing yesterday's 18 to 8 victory over the Cardinals. In the game he spent much time running bases due to an error and a fielder's choice. He scored two runs. Gus Tryth finished, but Blake received credit for the win.
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Cub
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Cardinals
Brsey
Gus Tryth
Williamson Sent to Chattanooga in Houston deal
Former Torus university baseball player Howard Williamson was sent to Chattanooga after Houston transferred its option. Coach Prent Ankenman of St Louis announced the move. Chink Taylor, a former Chattanooga hurler, arrived today and will play Wednesday against Shreveport.
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Houston
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Torus University
Southern Vehice Lion
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Williamson
Shawnee Open Golf Leaders Include Golien Cooper
Tehnny Golien of Paterson New Jersey led the Shawnee Open field with 14 at the turn, finishing the first ball run. Harry Cooper of Delaware State held second with 143, as the U S Neder cup team member pursues the event in Maryland.
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Cooper
Race license costs noted for Jockey Club in Chicago
A garbled Chicago report notes race license costs for the Jockey Club totaling 72,500 dollars. It mentions a June meeting and a feature event with a 14,007 dollar American prize, tied to a title under a specified legal provision.
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Jockey Club
Chicago
Jackry Chun
Une
Texas Boxes Texas Boxes Cooper Hurls Heady Game
A fragmented report details Cooper pitching a high energy game for Texas Boxes against Shreveport and Houston. Names like Etewart Ynanztord Martin Searr and Hediverar appear in garbled form, with scattered scores and player references, indicating a tense contest and late inning drama.
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Denehue
Yale Smothers Harvard 16 to 1 in New Haven outing
In New Haven on June 19 Yale’s baseball team routed Harvard 16 to 1 before about 12 000 spectators. Coaches and players such as Ainge and others were noted as the Yale lineup dominated the game with strong hitting and pitching throughout.
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Harvard New Tavern
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Coltectinus
Cuisinier to coach Badger backfield this fall
Francis Cuisinier of Chicago will become the University of Wisconsin Badger backfield coach in the fall. Head Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite announced the staff changes with Guy Bundt succeeding Jelena Nobmey as backfield leader and Nobmey becoming athletic director at Oak Park High School in Illinois. Glenna Collett, women's golf champion, plans to base herself in San Francisco after knee treatment en route to California.
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California
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Pel Monte
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Army tennis tourney brings Johnson Seeligson to Washington
Col Walt Tokngon and Maj Oliver Seeligson lead the Army Reserve tennis teams at the San Antonio Country Club on Wednesday. Colonel Gibson and Major Halsam battled for doubles glory as Johnson and Seeligson clinched a Washington trip for the Army championships.
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Hawthorne Boosts Racing Purses for Summer Meet
Chicago reports Hawthorne racecourse increases purses for the August summer meeting. Ernan Cohenenteck raises stakes with five new events and daily purses totaling significant sums, adding value to the meets from August 2 to 24.
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Cmicago
Chicago
Ernan Choenetenick
Wowthorny
Toledo and Columbus clash in West League action
In a rugged West League matchup, Wieland drilled 22 for Toledo as Engineer’s squad posted a 4 to 1 edge over San Angelo. The Indianongite and Tauleylite teams also appeared in the scattered box, with rain affecting play.
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Kanesi American Association
Fiiwauker
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Fiomeapolis
West Trear Leagun
Wieland
San Angelo
Unclear text on golf rhythm and mental attitude
Fragmentary article discusses why some players perform better and others struggle. It attributes improved results to mental attitude and muscle readiness, noting rhythm timing and concentration affect shot quality. Mentions examples of players and implies training or focus impact outcomes.
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Steves Hurls Well as Travis Park Wins
In a municipal park baseball game on a sunny afternoon at Lions field Concepcion Indians meet Dignowity Park Eagles Wednesday. Steves hurled well for Travis Park and Gill homered while Salas collected a triple. Hassell and Gill drove in runs as the club posted a 4 run output. Howe relieved in the fourth and held the Rangers to two runs over three innings.
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Vining Aye Ranerre
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Lions Field
Jack High Captures Rich Shevlin Stakes
New York June 19 Jack High the three year old owned by George O D Widens won the Rich Shevlin Stakes after a close race with Cheat Oink finishing second and Flagdnay third. Kurgh clocked 1 43 for the mile.
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P—-dack High
George OD
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Neen Onk
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