Bronchos May Try Mixed Lineup In Spring Practice
The article outlines a tentative Bronchos lineup including Catchers Alexander and Behe, pitchers Abl es Harris Winchell Dupree Miller and Mill, infielders Quick Walsh Jensen, and Dolly Stark at short. It notes uncertainty on finish and lineup decisions, mentions spring training focus, upcoming Tigers visit, and the unsettled pennant race drawing attention.
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Alexander
Behe
Albles
Harris
Winchell
Dupree
Miller
Mill
Walsh
Jensen
Dolly Stark
Tell— Censer
Dowl Weathers
Mostly Experienced Men Vie For Ball Prospect
The team action centers on veteran players and a few young hopefuls in a school league. Coaches note readiness and discipline as senior contributors blend with younger peers. The lineup shows promise, with notable players already appearing in drills and scrimmages.
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Elias
Ielyande
Gileedsr
Fractured Local Text Hints at Names and Place
Fragments from a historical page mention a man named Mannyy and a third East area, with references to California and Mule in a muddled OCR sequence. Vague notes imply a morning briefing or arrival, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Sqnedunlville
Mannyy
Cal Yorbia
Tigers and Browns in Texas feud over pennant chances
Local sports chatter centers on a proposed shift of teams, noting the Tigers and the Cleveland Browns in a heated pennant race. Fans in San Antonio await updates as the league eyeing a prolonged stay in Texas fuels debate over where champions belong and which city will host key visitors.
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Dolly Sark Gang
Mississippi
Teasons
Strom
Jennings
Achiting
Evershady
Unis
San Antonio
Tigers
Detroit
Royail
Cleveland
Seavert
Eam
Sar Antone
Texas
Where the Big Fellows Train This Spring
In 1916 the major baseball clubs prepare for spring training at various grounds. Players from the 18 major league teams are gathering, heading into intense workouts to reach peak condition for the upcoming season.
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Minana
Im Condi
Ed Walsh Back In Action as Baseball’s Great Pitcher
Los Angeles March 1 Ed Walsh renowned Chicago White Sox ace returns to spotlight in baseball legends row. The article praises Walsh for consistency and stamina, recounts his 1908 duel with Eddie Joss in Cleveland, notes contract dispute over pay with Charles Comiskey, and previews Walsh's continued impact for the team.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ed Walsh
Seldonm
Walsh
Caliher
Beavers
White Sox
Tigers Set to Compete in Southland Meet
The Tigers travel to San Antonio for the Southland meet with a strong lineup including Jennings Crawland WAVy Jones Meloyre Winners Teekendorf Ii Han Elijah Jones and Sunnie. A large crowd is expected and several teammates join East Aionic Stutage Nillifer Muthn Willits Movieity Gubb Works as the squad prepares to reach the city Monday.
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Tan
Wwe
Tor Mae
Tigers
Lens Girdhens
San Antoni
Meir Scay
Mageagoy Jennings
Crawland
Wavy Jones
Meloyre
Teekendorf
II Han
Elijah Jones
Sunnie
Bromet
Ae Se
Kavi Sehantier
O'Leary
Stutage
Nillifer
Muthn
Nonevsan
Willits
Movieity
Gubb Sind Works
Reds Headed to Atlanta for Opening Game
United Press report outlines Cincinnati Reds travel for an Atlanta appearance with lineup notes and player mentions, describing pregame arrangements and expected contributors as the team prepares for the trip and first clash of the series.
Local Cricketers Prepare for Season Amid Weather
Local cricketers in San Antonio gear up for the season as weather improves. Players plan practice, organize teams, and brace for more informal games with hopes of competitive matches and stronger rosters this year.
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San Antonio
Bern
Orden
Tenpin Records Fall at Pittsburg Bowling Meet
United Press reports Pittsburg bowling night saw world records broken in Sheen events as Lipman of Chicago rolled 236 in the second game and Lipman team set a sponsor record 2227, surpassing Columbus Coal Club’s mark. Ohio Ward performed for Lipman.
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Piidshirg
Moreh
Sheen
Lipman Want
Chicago
Sonsor
Owl
Coalumihns
Ohlo Ward
Lg Lipminns
Art Fletcher Hugin GG Deal
Ny Times reports a proposed multi team exchange involving Tad Blye and Art Fletcher as manager to shape up the Giants Dodgers and Red Sox rosters. Brooklyn and New York players are floated with Marizne Moray of Manlin Springs Tex noted as a potential Fletcher recruit.
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Hodtog Nuciih
Oder
Thur
Lan
Datlen
Dahlon
Wits
Spa
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Lust Waison
McGraw 44
Horsay
Mclntyre
Bonokden
Bonokden, This Anid
Moston Merzog
Duhlan
Tad RO
Dolgers
Rowenmin
Pedestrian Marathon to Highlight Madison Square Garden Show
United Press reports a major four day event at Madison Square Garden showcasing top long distance runners from the United States and abroad. Teams from Canada Ireland England and others compete for 5000 in prizes plus special records. The event features 22 hour runs with multiple teams, a parade, and the opening three hours before race time.
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United Pres
New York
Marvel
Foamy
United States
Madison Squirearden
Fig Ma Hant
Storrs
United Stray Army
Ional
Eleven Games Set In Heat A Busy Bowling Week
Eleven tenpin matches are scheduled next week across Turner and Emarson alleys with key clashes between H Schmitt and Doc Schroeder for the city title. Prominent figures ML A and OWL Bowling Club feature, as does the Sommers venue and trophy fund plans.
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Moriday
Atzelmann
Lingvein
Turner Aley
Bowline
EH. Schmitt
Doc
Schroeder
Emarson
Fie
Crom Schmitt
Owl
Sommers
Turner Bowling League Averages Lead By Zoe Zizelmann
The tenth week of the Turner bowling league shows Zoe Zizelmann leading the standings with a high game of 297. Mohamed Reola posts a 348 series while Hans Eisen’s team Hotienluly sits mid pack as others scatter across the line with varied averages.
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Zizelmann
Zoe
Ibis
Mohamed Reole
Ratiaing
Toni
Hanseisen
Hotienluly
St Joseph Towing League Sees New Records Near End
In St Josephs league play Neugebauers Lions invade the wage with host average year Bun e 26. The fewest average is held by Wrrsbachs Bears with 200. As by whokt the teams are showing very good bills before the end the season they will be established WMA soon. New records for the St Josephs leagues emerge as teams push to the finish.
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Mon- Thy Tigers
Hughey
Jennings
St. Jasegiy
Tose
Neugebauer
Lions
Wrrsbach
Bears
Joseph Uileys
Captains Chosen for Ladies League Bowling Team
The Turner Ladies Bowling Committee selected Miss Clara Wiedenfeld Mrs T Machenheiner Miss Nellie densen and Mrs Max Bieta as captains for the tour team. Captains will set lineups next Wednesday at Turner hall and finalize the schedule. The league plans weekly bowls on Turner alleys every Tuesday and Thursday with a prize event Friday at 3 PM.
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Turener Ladies
Clara Wiedenfeld
T. Machenheiner
Nellie Densen
Max Bieta
Turner Hall
Turner
Turner Alleys. the ‘Cagney Lavies
Tenpin League Opens With Four Teams Battling Scores
The City Tenpin League begins with four amateur teams Port Sam Houston Heroes and ROR VM competing for high scores. A scheduled match between Port of and ROY MO AL was postponed. A practice game was held between Post Heroes and RR.
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Lasinat
Haueisen
Turner
Kraus
J. Neugebauer
St. Joserh
Sam Houston Heroes
City Y
Puests
Griiso
Tarrilion
Jaeckle
Dr. Joseph al- Rays
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Moo
Real estate salesmen form ball team at Alamo Heights
Real estate men at the Alamo Heights office organize a baseball team after investing in uniforms and paraphernalia. Captain R. G. Austin boasts the squad will challenge any amateur club, aiming to settle workplace rivalries with a game against a local theater team.
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Charley Horse
R. G Austin
Alamo Heighters
Loaneh
Strickler
Cleveland Team Opens Up By Winning Game
The Naps defeated Mobile 4 to 1 in a spring exhibition in Mobile Alabama. Both lineups used young pitchers and fielders, with enthusiastic locals cheering the early season action. The scorekeeper credits Motile with the lone run and lists a mix of players in the box score for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Mobile
Ala
Mareh
Naps
R.A. Modiieon
Tixon
Schulte
Beeker
Torrey Wnd
Ura
Silton
Kadevient
Lang
Dasterly
High School Claims Playoff Title In Thrilling Final
The Red and White quint defeated Puarock 23 to 11 to win the Ta ctlotistic Mucketball championship. West End and San Antonio Academy fell to the titleholders as they showcased peak form in a season viewed as the most exciting in the league’s history.
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Puarock
Xeason
Pho
Utey
Detroit May Open Doors to Fight Game Rumor
A muddled note from March 6 discusses boxing sparking a new season under the elf principle in Detroit and Michigan statutes. Backing appears strong though details are unclear as the fragment hints at political or legal factors influencing boxing exhibitions.
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Detroit
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