Newman Makes First Start for Watt Ho
Newman debuts with Watt Ho as Sammars Taylor and teammates mix in hits and errors. Golvin Wirts two-base hits spark offense while Watt Bonowitz plates a three-base hit and turns a double play. Pitchers Thompson and Watt each log strikeouts amid miscues and defensive miscues in a high-variance game.
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Sammars
Taylor
Woehr
Gulley
Hottia
Bodia
Klein
Sezrist
Gonzales
Wirts
Guile
Thompson
Stalen
Golvin
Wat
Bonowitz
Wilder
RY Watt
Watt
Gelis
Ason
Bank Amor
Enveveport
Doneho
Fanning
Time
Zeta
Jones Sails Home in His Plus-fours Victory Wedding
Frank Watt the big Bear pitcher won his latest victory over the Sheeve port Club on Friday then married Miss Alice Alburger, daughter of J. J. Alburger. The ceremony was at Rev. Waters residence with several attendees and the newlyweds left for the bridal suite at the Menger.
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Sheeveport
Frank Watt
Frank
Alice Alburger
J. J. Alburger
Provida
E Velock
R. P. Waters
Grande Street
Kettle Wirts Receives Shirt From Local Fan After Home Win
Ed Fornby of Fomby Clothing Company gifts Kettle Wirts a shirt for leading the Bears at the last home game. The scene shows Wirts calm and focused, with Frank Watt of Famby noted nearby as the team celebrates the hit streak.
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Kettle
Wirts
Bears
Ed Fornby
Fomby Clothing Company
Great Bear
Haberdashery
Frank Watt
Famby
Happiest Man in England Declares Joy at Victory
A jubilant English champion, amid a chorus of praise, reflects on his victory at St Avie's British operatic contest. He travels with notable American teammates to catch the Aquitania Southhampton bound boat train, hoping to dine en route across the Atlantic while savoring the moment. Friends gather to share in the excitement and memories.
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England
St Avie’s
Walitr
Hagen
Jim Barnes
AL Wetrong
Bobby
Atlantic
AID TWIRLER AN CHAT WILL MAKE 1926 BEARS START
Walter Newman known as Jetty will debut with the Bears in the second game of the Shreveport series, after time with Texas association. He is paired against Art Phelan as the Fast Falls, with Watt and Scudders in supporting roles. The game features unearned runs and errors impacting the Bears as Watt's pitching clashes with Shreveport’s lineup, including Segrist and Gonzales, in a tense, period-voiced recap.
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Walter Newman
Cuéra
India
Bears
Shreveport
Newman
Beer Arrins
Learsting
Tesas
Aida
Barnabe
Tefihander
Maz- Art Phelan
Wilt. Falls
Unclear sports schedule with scattered city matchups
Fragmented report lists multiple city pairings and player names with numerous garbled scores and dates. Mentions Fort Worth Dallas Waco and several unclear teams including Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Readers are left with an unreadable jumble of teams, venues, and partial results.
American League Schedule Postponements and Results
In a fragmentary box score style item, the text lists Saturday games across the American League with matchups including Philadelphia at Washington and York at Boston, St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit. It notes postponements and partial results with scattered player mentions and venue references, reflecting a rushed telegraph-era sports brief.
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Pategelphiz
Wachinsion
Or York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Letro
Texas Indians Back After Long Layoff
Report notes Texas Indians returning from a long layoff with a sluggish start. The game featured shaky hitting and tense pitching, as the Indians recovered in late innings. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the summary highlights a comeback effort and a notable pitching performance.
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Texas Indians
Delgade
Fight Results Sketchy Round by Round Reports Across Cities
New York lightweight Hudkins edged Ruby Goldstein by a neck in the fourth of six at Coney Island Stadium. Han caster Paul Berlenbach, champion, held a three round exhibition in San Diego and San Francisco. Timmy Oates won a ten round decision in Oakland. Tommy O'Brien and Beil fought to a ten round draw in Eugene. In Hollywood the New York fighter beat Teddy Selva in eighteen rounds on points. A New Orleans note mentions K. O. White and others in a fifteen round preliminary light heavyweight bout ending in a draw for the Southern title.
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Newyork
Asce Hudkins
Ruby Godstein
New York
Coney Island Stadium
Hudkins
Goldstein
Hancaster
Paul Berlenbach
Martin O'Grady
California
Jack Delaner
San Diego
Cal
Timmy Oates
Oakland
Billy Alger
Arizona
Eugene
Ore
Tommy O'Brien
Portland
Dé Ansell Beil
Hollywood
Brawn
F Zhi
Teddy Selva
Newsboy
New Orleans
K. 0
White
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Wolkott Tyangford
Chicagou
Dhe Farsous
E Lunciord
Négra
Fouught
Atlertard
Meusel Ambition to Lead Stealers Puts Him on Bench
New York June 2 Bob Meusel of the Yankees faces a setback after an attempted theft against Boston leads to a broken bone in his left foot. He had thirteen steals, leading the league, as he aimed to top the American teens in thefts. While sidelined Roy Taschni and Rey Carlyle join the lineup in his absence.
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New York
Ty Bob Muesel
Elle
Stujen
Toston
Amerin Jeaguers
Japs Face Final Tennis Test for Davis Cup Victory
Nationwide Davis Cup play centers on Japan needing one more win as singles and doubles matches unfold against the Philippines and Taiwan. Shimizu leads Japanese side while Taipanese and Filipino players contest key rubbers in Manila.
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Davis Conmum
de Tects
Vo Neagens
Philippines
Owh
Farle
Sekie Sy
Tapin
Wiltim MM
Dohneten
Tite
Zeniy Shimizu
Capmor de Jansynese
Bush Estill Will Umpire in Western
Kat YOOUERA reports Estill of Australia to umpire in the Western conference. The note mentions his long service as an umpire in the Yosas league and hints at a formal appointment. No clear date or team names are provided.
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Bush’ Estill
Yoouera
Kat
Estill
Austin
Aminenancatl
M. Estill
Tad's Fight Series to Start in Sunday's Light
T A Dorgan known as Tad, famed cartoonist and sports scribe, begins a new Sunday Light series Fights We Can't Forget. Illustrated recreations of the sport's greatest bouts from the last quarter century will appear on The Light sport page thrice weekly.
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Tad
T. A. Dorgan
Riley Pates 1 Out of 13 In Big Baseball Tale
Riley posts a single hit in a rough game, credited with a string of seven hits over a season and reaching ten bases. He gains several trophies and is highlighted as a standout player amid strong performances by Wall team rivals, with mentions of early summer dates and the Seguin Gu u Chi competition.
Major Leagues Baseball Players Names Fragmented
Fragmented OCR reads list-like references to teams and players across the American League. It mentions Pirates, Cardinals, Yankees, Indians, and Giants in garbled form, with incomplete surnames and scattered nicknames.
San Antonio Speedway Preparations Begin Amid Busy Winter Work
A chaotic yet hopeful scene surrounds the upcoming San Antonio Speedway season. Workers prepare the track and pit areas while storied riders and crews anticipate major repairs and upgrades. Officials report limited openings remain for motorcar riders as the facility readies for opening events.
Hudkins Dominates Goldstein in Coney Island Bout
Hudkins overwhelms Goldstein in a Coney Island boxing match. The bout featured rapid exchanges and a decisive finish as Hudkins controlled the rhythm, landing cleaner blows and sustaining pressure through the rounds. Goldstein offered resistance but could not avert the setback.
National Amelete Stine Union Meeting Coverage
Ambiguous draft reports a national committee meeting with references to Locke expenses and participants. Mentions University of Nedisk, Mhiindelphi Ts Fi, and New York Seckyards, with unclear roles and dates.
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Cima BS
Amitene Stine Union
Rabid Tania
University of Nedisk Xpiriate
Mhiindelphi
Curkehead Besett
New York
Snby
Wee Hell Secratary
Tie Mire
Siowy
Cretava
Phetary Accniies
Sivas City
Seckyards
Jones Needs Just Ordinary Size Hat From Hagen
New York report notes Walter Hagen Mulet Uy Bobby Dones in payment of a bet. The piece mentions British praise for Bobby's modesty and quotes President H Barrow of the Metropolitan Golf Association saying the champion can have the same haul as he took across the pond.
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New York
Ding
Walter Hagen Mulet Uy
Bobby Dones
Onan
Yale Beats Harvard in Four-Mile Intercollegiate Rowing Meet
Yale varsity crew defeated Harvard in the intercollegiate regatta on the Thames River. Yale led from start to finish in a four mile race, with Harvard topping the freshman and junior varsity races. Harvard had hoped for stronger results but Yale won decisively in the main event, continuing its recent dominance in the series.
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Oneihitany
Washington
Harvard
Yadgon West Monnay
Thames
Harvard Til
Yale
Pen Fengthy
Marvard
Imeney
Fan
Mart
Aly
Ana
Hervey
Rolloge Crewe O
Marco
Turvard
Hare
Tate Son
Wolk Tao
Flarvard
Leekey
Jones' Great Play Datalog Golf World
The British open winner Bobby Jones of Atlanta is hailed for his triumph at St Anne's Theoramty. Jones joins Alf Wattong, Walter Hagen, and George Van Fin as top Americans in the Open, a historic amateur victory over elite professionals and Britain's best.
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Luxdun
Suse
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
St. Anne's
Walter Hagen
George van Fin
Ah Amddteur
Abe Miteheig
Great Britain
Brilliane
James Brulh
Watrous
Hagen
von Elm
Bobbr
Mitchell
Yeurs
Victoria
Harold Hilton
Jones
Tobbs
Meonlig
Bobby Jones Delicate Child to Golf Champion
The article traces Bobby Jones born in 1902 at Atlanta suburb Taft Lake, rising from a delicate child to British Open champion. It notes early start, rapid rise with Georgia state title 1916, Southern title in Birmingham, and extended training that built his renowned form and strength. It also mentions his family seeking healthy surroundings to aid his development and early polishes in golf.
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Goanne
Wi— Altinta
Bobby Jones
Tubby
Egon
Montgomery
Adi
Wobby
Georgia
Birmingham
Bobby
Taft Lake Atlanti
Old Panther Mates Shut Out as Boxes Edgein Walkup Wins
Ross shuts out as Old Panther Mates lose 3 0. Camp, Konety, Walkup and Deviv provide key hits with a lone run scoring on a triple. Umpires Daly and Hela. Fort Worth and Beaumont areas show scattered action with late runs changing the score.
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Ser
A Vaikerf
It & H
Maere
Wighthen
Sean Port Worth
Beaumont
Reagan
Wells
Bakes
Fort
Wain
Daly
Dallas Artillery Practices On Waco in June Ball Game
Dallas Stées faced Waco in a late yesterday matchup at the erskerboz Cuh park. Pitchers struggled for both sides as runs crossed and fielding miscues kept the score close. Das Dallas hitters Baum and Gross led offensively with multiple hits, while West and Shires contributed. Dove earned the win with seven strikeouts over four innings.
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Sander
Ersekerboz Cuh Park
AB. Baum
Wiltia
Rif & Millar
Wace
Boggess
Shires
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Gross
Williame
Mit Tuas
K Ruey
Woeber
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Hung Morac
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McWamara
tWothess
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Tate
Wotgaroa
Hunsting
Hems
Pratt
Riley
Ussath
Holzhauser
Buffs Beat Out Spudders in 3 to 2 Victory
Houston June 26. Turgeon and Davenport led a thin Buffaloes rally as they edged Wichita Falls 3 to 2. Big hits included a home run by Peat and multiple runners scoring in the late innings. Umpires were Barr and Osdora.
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Spudders
Houston
Taney
Baileys
Tom
Hotatary
Wichita Patis
Bailess
Peel
Tiple
Metalor
Badegie Jenkins
A. Brate
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Estell
Davente
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Nimtie
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Patix Houster
Selo
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Terin
Rene
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Wes Framan
Briley
Lamb
Wastvur Bane
Peat
Ean
Virare
Sletikine
Delate
Gatleyn
Kane
Barba and Rivers Forfeit Titles In Major Fight
Angela La Barba and Georgie Rivers contest a light weight title as both fighters forfeit portions of their purse under state athletic commission rules. The bout, framed as the heaviest weight class since legalization, draws large advance sums and scrutiny from officials.
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Angela
Firtella Tarba
Georgie Rivers
San Francisco
State Athletic Commission
Haxing
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