New York Giants Purchase Talks Highlight Promoter Plans
Promoter Rickard seeks to buy 61 percent of the New York Giants for 2.5 million dollars as talks unfold involving John McGraw and Charles Stoneham. Possible arena and speedway ventures expand beyond baseball into Philadelphia Detroit and Nuevo Laredo Mexico amid pursuit of outdoor sports projects and football.
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Isming
Drew York Giants
John McGraw
Charles Stoneham
the Times
Fekara
Jacob Gly ‘Ankees
Josee
Dellabaleo
Philadelphia
Rickard
Detroit
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Oth
Jersey
Citrzon Bogle
Hatle
Nuevo Laredo
Rickard Afue
Giants
Stonsie Tren
Baseball Camps Open With Starters Shaping Teams
Multiple major and minor league camps report rosters taking form. Homer Summa competes for a spot in the Nationals lineup while White Sox use infield shifts. Philadelphia reports Grove and Collis with strong showing at Fort Myers. Pirates, Cardinals, Reds, Cubs, and Giants boast hopefuls as spring drills begin under mild Florida weather.
Littlefield to Name Clyde Littlefield Coach at Texas
Austen Texas March 4 Clyde Littlefield Texas univ freshman coach and former Langborn athlete is nominated for head Football and track coach for three years. The board of regents will consider the nomination. If approved he would succeed E id Stewart though Stewart may stay on for basketball. Salary for Littlefield is tentatively less than 7080 annually.
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Clyde Littlefield
Texas Univn
Coech
Lanagborn
Littlefield
Lath
Tue Council
Stewart
Bobcats Stack Up Well on Diamond in San Marcos
San Marcos March 4 Bobcats baseball squad enters spring practice with strong infield depth and depth in catching led by Captain Sam Haynes and Tom Tay. George West adds experience while Jack Lay and Derry Bidertlin show promise. Outfield features veteran Barden with support from Cotton Bras Perry and Jumbo Smith. Pitching looks strongest in years with Darby, Smith, Vance, Stendehaeh, and southpaw Letty Peatee.
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TSAA
Hobcats
TAA
Shands
Sam Haynes
Tom Tay
George West
Jack Lay
Texas
Derry Bidertlin
Finis
Ray Dixon
Lonnie Vineyard
Prank Tenberg
Haulor
Bill Clark
His Hopper
Morris Smith
LIN
Barden
Cotton Bras Perry
Jumbo Smith
Woodson
Simmons
Pearce
Cat Bosgt
Big
Stendehaeh
Letty Peatee
Tentiey
Rookies Catch Eye of Pilot Williams in Spudders Camp
WICHITA FALLS March 4 Spudders training camp sees rookies eyeing skipper Williams as Sam Jones Dallas newcomer Brink Kisbrough Haskell and John Mann from Mevotee show promising hitting form and power in early batting practice.
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Spudders
Wichiva Falls
Texis
Dugit
Carl Wiliam
Sam Jones
Dallas
Percy Jones
Chicago Cub
Brink Kisbrough
Haskell
Simmons University
Spudderanager
Jones
Sinbrough
John Mann
Mevon ‘Ehib
Sandders Siason
Wkuns Bothing
Florida Winners Triumph in Doubles Championship
Tilden and Coen defeated John Fiennesse and Fritz Bastian of Indianapolis in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-1 to win the South Florida doubles crown. In semis, Hry and Manugi Alonzo of Spain’s Doris Cup team reached the singles bracket semis while Tilden prepared to face Rabvis Hunter. The report also lists the Bobcats baseball schedule with multiple March and April games against St Edward’s Nacogdoches Abilene Christian McMurry Daniel Baker St Marys and Southwestern.
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Fia
William ‘T. Sliden
Wilbur Goen
John Fiennesse
Fritz Bastian
Indianapolis
Indinan
South Florida
Taminascent
Tilden
Coen
Hry
Manugi Alonzo
Spain
Delaney Boxer Dies After Ring Injury at 26
Jimmy Delaney a 26 year old St Paul light heavyweight died from infections after an elbow injury in a Feb fight with Benny Hoss and an earlier bout with Maxie Roser. A seasoned pro with 67 fights, he sparred for Gene Tunney and trained for a Dempsey challenge. Born Feb 25, 1901, he left a wife and young son.
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Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Maxie Roserbroom
Delaney
Benny Hoss
Buffalo
Lg Vietaries
Harry Greb
Sind
Gorin Turney
Tomas Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Shelby Mont
Gene Curney
Paul
MM Patrick
Tidner
Ryne Firnetla
Jimmy Jr
Culver City Qualifies Twenty One Racers
Culver City news item reports twenty one drivers qualifying for a two mile race at Central Speedway. The report notes speeds reached and marks a step in selecting participants for the championship event. Details on teams or exact times are partially unreadable in the source.
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Culver Chun
Cal
Trentral Automobile Racing Pilots
Xeer
Bent Bere
Michigan One Game Ahead as Big Ten Enters the Stretch
Michigan clings to a slender lead as the Big Ten title race heads into the stretch. Indiana, Purdue and Iowa remain within striking distance after earlier wins and split results with Michigan. Tomorrow’s schedule features games at Wisconsin, Iowa, Purdue, Minnesota, Chicago, and Northwestern at Indiana.
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Iowa
Ohio
Purine
Minnesota
Chicago
Northwestern
Tadiana
Billy Lee Opens San Antonio Mat Program in March
Billy Lee announced his first San Antonio wrestling show at Union Avenue, Matamoras Street, on Thursday March 10. The Alamo Wrestling Club will host the event with Andreas Jimitea and Billy Avery as welterweights. Preliminary bouts are planned and a move to Aztec baseball park on Laredo Street is hinted for warmer weather.
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Tee
Aztec Baseball Park
Laredo Street
Park Heights In Cage Finals
Park Heights and Laurel Heights will meet in a three game series for the school league title after Park Heights defeated Laurel Heights 41 to 29 in the final game of the schedule. St. John’s Luther's trimmed First Baptists 32 to 24 in the prelim.
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Dietzel
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Schmitt
Dicekow
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Melienbrook
Cen- Wipkin
Smith
Whitovy
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