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Fragmentary OCR reads like a Bronx New York sports note mentioning gunboat Hudson and figures tied to Kiss the Canvas. Details are unreadable and names appear garbled, hindering clear event or outcome identification.
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Mark
Tre
Bronx
Bronchos lined up for 1916 Texas League race
The Bronchos expect a large mix of recruits and seasoned players at League Park as Cap Leidy and President Harrison Benson chart the 1916 roster. Mike Wotell and Lester Cook look likely to start, with Claud Soper earning a fighting chance. Barney Burch looms as utility option behind the plate.
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Balenti
Dunckel
Love
Westerzil
Baggan
Cap” Leidy
Harrison J. Benson
Benson
Mike Wotell
Pacific Coast
Lester Cook
Bronchos
Claud Soper
Brookfeds
Cardinals
Burch
Barney Burch
Parney
Cap Leidy Coaches Youthful Baseball Roster
The writer outlines a expected lineup with Dunckel at first Love at second Balenti short Westerzil third Baggan left Wotell center and a right field spot likely to go to Sim or another youngster. Pitchers Elmer Pott Neal Stair Cy Fried Althaus and others must prove themselves as Harry Stewart Hatton Ogle Ben Davenport join the battle under Cap Leidy with many cub twirlers present making the job tougher.
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Dunckel
Love
Balenti
Westerzil
Baggan
Wotell
Simmang
Cap” Leidy
Elmer Pott
Neal Stair
Cy” Fried
Althaus
Charles Harding
Harry Stewart
Hatton Ogle
Ben Davenport
Hall's Senior Five Takes Two Games in YMCA Action
Hall's senior basketball team won a double-header at the YMCA beating William Pieper's 16 to 6 and Willard Boone's 22 to 6 in the ninth event. Robins' team forfeited to Logan's due to lack of players. Henry Lutz and William Myers led scoring for Hall with 10 and 8 points respectively in the second game. The Pfeiffers and Gloeckners split a Turner tenpin match 305-276 and 335-298. Harris' volleyball team swept Ralph Cadwallader's quintet 5-11, 11-2, 11-5 in business men's league.
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J. M. Hall
William Pieper
Willard Boone
Robins
Logan
Hall
Pieper
Boone
Roy Quillian
G. Cox
CS Eee
Anderson
Co. Armstrong
Marcerrimeth
Pfeiffers
Gloeckners
Harris
Robert G. Harris
Ralph Cadwallader
Sunset quintet top Telephone in three game Commercial League clash
The Sunset bowling five won the odd game in a three game series on Grand alleys Monday night. They took the first and final games 855 to 828 and 817 to 716, while losing the middle 796 to 790. Mike Howard led with 582 pins, close to two 200s, supported by W. Stevens and Burger.
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Mike Howard
Railroaders
Mike
Stephens
Burger
Bellinger
Howard
Heilig
Mills Engraving Company
Traction Company
Bowlers Boost Scores in Toledo Minor Events
In Toledo Ohio on March 7 bowers in the American Bowling Congress tournament continued strong, with F Hawkins of Jackson Michigan posting 614 in singles to place third behind Heenan. Broderick and Mollenkopf lead doubles with 1152 while Giebel and Poggenburg from Cleveland are 1120 in singles shift of two man teams.
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Heenan
F. Hawkins
Jackson
Mich
Broderick
Mollenkopf
Giebel
Poggenburg
Cleveland
Coronal Defeats Normal In Unexciting Ball Game
In San Marcos on March 7 Normal and Coronal played a padded game with many errors and poor base running. Coronal prevailed 8 to 5 behind their pitcher who faced one more batter than Normal. Batteries: Coronal Jamar Kane Normal Mayhew Dyer Hening Lloyd.
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Tex
Normal
Coronal
Jamar
Kane
Mayhew
Dyer
Hening
Lloyd
A Few Minutes With The Sporting Editor
Neal Stair the left handed pitcher from Luling impressed in a St Louis Cards exhibition allowing one hit in four innings. A high school standout, Stair’s early promise includes two games in two days against Austin and a track record of beating top Texas teams. In Palestine a Browns Fed clash is set with Fielder Jones staying off the field and Eddie Plank leading the Feds.
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George Leidy
St. Louis
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Moulton
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Stair
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Eddie Plank
Joske Quint Dominates Lowther Brothers In City Tenpin League
The Joske quint swept the Lowther Brothers 809 710 then 872 812 and 906 757. W Besson led with 591 and 219 in the final game, Hill topped the losers with 580, and Deibler plus Lampman supported the winners.
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Lowther Brothers
W. Besson
Hill
Lowthers
Deibler
Lampman
P. Besson
Summerfield
Joske Brothers
Ahrens & Ott
Halliday
Lowther
Wilson
Jones
Cordova Gets Draw In Galveston Lightweight Bout
Bobby Waugh and Benny Cordova boxed ten fast rounds to a draw in Galveston Texas on Monday night. The initial referee decision favoring Cordova drew heavy unpopularity and was later reversed by the referee. The bout was hailed as the cleanest and fastest ring exhibition seen here.
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Galveston
Tex
Bobby Waugh
Benny Cordova
Texas
Cordova
Magirl Beats Torres In Eight Round Middleweight Bout
In Memphis Oklahoma's Art Magirl shaded Jack Torres of Denver over eight fast rounds. Both fighters stayed clever with honors close until the final two rounds when Magirl's aggression secured the decision. Torres was floor ed twice. In Aiken South Carolina the local polo semi final saw Cooperstown New York win 5 to 0 as J H Prince left due to an eye injury, forcing Aiken to forfeit the match.
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Memphis
Tenn
Art Magirl
Oklahoma
Jack Torres
Denver
Magirl
Torres
Aiken, 8. C
Aiken
Cooperstown
N. Y
New Braunfels Boys Triumph in Boerne Double-Header
In Boerne Texas on March 7 the New Braunfels high school basketball team defeated the locals in a double-header with scores of 26 to 14 and 20 to 16. The locals showed pep but the visitors prevailed through stronger teamwork.
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Tex
New Braunfels
Fort Worth Announces Stow Acquisition from Oakland
Fort Worth officials disclosed the purchase of shortstop Bobby Stow from Oakland in the Pacific Coast League on Monday. Oakland had previously acquired him from the Panthers last August.
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Tex
Bobby Stow
Oakland
Panthers
Junior A s Play Basketball Games at Y M C A
The Junior A class at the Y M C A staged its fourth event and a double header in the animal basketball league. Leopards defeated Grizzlies eight to five and Panthers beat Tigers five to three with Postlewaite leading the runners up.
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Russell Jonas
Leopards
Grizzlies
Panthers
Tigers
Mark Postlewaite
Edward Knox
Aubrey Tuttlebee
Postle
Freddie Welsh Beats Ad Wolgast In Ten Round Bout
Milwaukee report says lightweight champion Freddie Welsh clearly out pointed Ad Wolgast in a ten round no decision. Scored even in early rounds with Wolgast winning only the fourth before Welsh dominated from the sixth on, jabbing effectively while Wolgast failed to penetrate.
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Wis
Freddie Welsh
Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Welsh
Waco Baseball Team Starts Practice with 12 Players
Waco Texas March 7 with 12 players on the field for the first practice period of the season. Manager Ellis Hardy oversaw the workout as pitchers Hill Closman Causey Zinn Donalds catcher Reilly Smith infielders Tanner Conwell Clemens Grubb reported for duty.
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Tex
Ellis Hardy
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Closman
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Zinn
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Smith
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