Texas league set to feature distinct angles in 1933 season
The 1933 Texas league season will showcase new angles with Tulsa and Oklahoma City joining the treas league and San Antonio receiving a boost from new owners and a fresh manager. Manager Art Griggs of San Antonio is hailed as a cornerstone of a revived club, while Hank Severeld aims to build a competitive team. The piece notes broader sports promotion ideas and cites Australian tennis as a related example of reorganizing for profit and public interest.
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Thal Comain
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Treas
San Antore
Art Griggs
Gan Antonio
Geormd Laldy
Leo Naja
Leo Naja, Hero Ott
Peer Beck
Nee
San Antonio
Thece
Dentreset
United States
Ellsworth Vines
Australis
New Zealand
Australian Tennis Association
Didrikson Returns to Dallas on Visit
Mildred Babe Didrikson arrives in Dallas after a Detroit trip to take a short vacation before an athletic tour. She cites boxing and billiards and notes a shift toward see scaling as her new focus in sports.
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Didrikson
Dallas
Sittaton
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Whdeie
Detroit
Billard
Skaling
Amateur ball team hosts practice and games schedule
Amateu r ball players have been called to practice at Polyfield Brackenridge Park on Tuesdays and Thursdays until 3 o clock with Saturday sessions. the team plans to host a series of drills and a home game lineup, including a Friday night match at Holman hosting and plans for future events.
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Pletoo Olers Herve
Polyfield
Brackenridge
Perk
Beaumont Exporcees Announce Young 1992 Baseball Roster
Beaumont Exporcees begin spring training with a notably young roster led by Paul Masterling aged 26. Detroit Tigers connections may supply help as 34 players train ahead of the March 26 start for the 1992 pennant season.
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Bile Pauker
Beaumont Exporcees
Lyugler
J Alvin Gardiner
Inas- Cate
Detroit Tigers
Paul
Masterling
Wll
Beaumont Clug
Brackenridge High Opens Baseball Season With Cards
Coach Manor Puckett leads Brackenridge Bante in the season opener to be played Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock. The squad, last year’s champions, returns under Johnnie Pacheco for another title bid. Meanwhile Central Catholic hosts practice as Brother Strechfuse fields the diamond stars for the first workout and Texas Military Institute works toward a strong club with Jim Riley conditioning the field as one of the area’s best.
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Manor Puckett
Brackenridge Bante
Ab Hagle
San Fernando Cardinals
Texas Military Institute
Jim Riley
Boxing cards set for Monday at municipal auditorium
The San Antonio Sports Association plans two Monday bouts as part of a benefit card at the municipal auditorium. Promoter Charley Wright has faltered. matches announced include Carlos Garcia vs Kid Pancho and Mike Marliney vs Kid Hamson with six rounds.
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Yue
San Antonio Sports Association
Municipal Auditorium
Charley Wright
Jocel
Tae Busing Wulf
Carlos Garcia
Kid Pancho
Mike Marliney
Kid
Hamsain
O A Good At Many Golf Links
Local golfers pay out cash for pin fees at Grackentidgr and Riverside. The bank is asked to reopen as managers of two churches collect green fees while awaiting resumption of banking services.
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O.A
Grackentidgr
Riverside
Il Navieral
Nublula
Murray Isriuks
Fans Trade for Prize Fight Tickets in Manhattan
New York on March 7 AP report describes a chaotic scene as 300 men and boys on Manhattan’s St. Nicholas rink barter articles from their possessions to obtain tickets for a Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament. Merchants, tools, clothes, and even food items were offered. box-office attendants accepted many trades while some spectators walked away with no seats.
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Man
Hattan Island
St. Nicholas
Wew
York
J Bors
Long Island
Bruno
Burr
Claims New Record for Smaller Boats in Gordone Lake
Count Theo Rossi of Lialy yesterday drove his speedboat over Lake Gordy for an average speed of 98.04 kilometers per hour and set a new yacht record for three-lire boats.
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Gardone
Riviers
Tily
March
Theo Rossi
Lialy
Lake Gordy
Braves Hold No Pair of Holdouts in Camp Report
ST PETERSBURG March 1 The Roston Braves show no major holdouts among landsmen with only three of the Tribal remnants absent yesterday Drafted by McKechnie the signed contract in the Tribe’s fold weeks ago. Fort Myers March reports on Philadelphia Athletics first camp day. Cihocks and Wigrins show promise while McNair demonstrates power. California notes from Avalon Pasadena and Miami cover White Sox, Yankees, Senators camps and holdout dynamics.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Roston Braves
Raobil
Bill Urbanski
fRed" Worthington
di Mekechnie Soved Marnayille
Soston
Fort Myers
Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Cihocks
Frank Wigrins
Tegular
Invalid OCR Summary of 1900s Sports Event
A garbled OCR transcript outlines a Chicago event with mentions of winners and multiple names but is largely indecipherable. It references March dates, a one year old Mantrosyoni SLT winner, and a New York mention, with unclear places and results.
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Twee Rtatis Pall
Chicago
March
Tedik Wady
Mantrosyoni
Wink Waleed
Comin Debarks
Bolin
Feyce
Ax-Daye
Reb
Wye
Ohio State Misses Big Ten Title After Loss to Indiana
Bloomington Ind March 7 Ohio State failed to clinch the Big Ten basketball crown with a 4 to 2 loss to Indiana. The Buckeyes drop to a tie with Northwestern for the championship as Northwestern and Ohio State each own one win and two losses. Indiana played a strong game, outhustling Ohio State throughout. Wisconsin beat Ohio State 28 to 18 and Michigan defeated Purdue 125 to 22 on the same night.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ohio
Mikada
Big Ten
Indiana
Hoosiers
Uvere
Ohin State
Northwestern
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Ohiorgn
Michigan
Purdi
City playoff finals set in Brackenridge gym clash
Two Commercial league finalists meet as Magnolia My ing Horsemen and Rich Plumbers brace for the city championship at Brackenridge gym Wednesday night. St Marys Parish squad and Teleow league Plumbers had earlier wins, while Grand details show Magnolia and Plumbers eyeing a state playoff berth in Graveston Friday and Saturday.
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Magnolia Mying Horsemen
Brackenridge Gym
Flying Horsemen
St. Marys Parish
Plarbers
Witle Janlor
Mr. C. A
Magnella
Plumbers
Horsemen
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Graveston
St Mary's
Norow
Magnolia
Nags
Gutmsohoek
Test
Barnhoft
Andy Qbuiottl
Catholeigh Seroclace
Christy Nliived
Unia
Heights and Dixie clash in title chase at Woollawn lake
A busy card features Heights and Dixie in a one game lead showdown, with the Laurel Heletts Methodists eyeing a second half triumph over City Major Snop winners. An exhibition precedes the men’s match as Barbera Sports and Fredericisharcg Clay meet. Local clubs and players populate the noisy scene with multiple players and teams named across a sprawling, intractable OCR.
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Dixie Club
Joe Ward
Laurel Heletts Methodists
Woolllawn Lake
Methodists
Barbera
Byrne James Off to Good Start
Los Angeles March 7. Manager Bill Perry praises the New York Giants after two losses to the Cubs. He cites rookie infielders Blondy Ryan and Byrne James, pitcher Johnny Salveson, and Al Smith as bright spots while weighing a potential move for Travis Jackson to third base. Byrne Santos of San Antonio is challenging for the Giants’ second base job with Hugh Cris.
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Los Angeles
Cubs
Bill Perry
New York Giants
Terry
Blondy Ryan
Byrne James
Johnny Salveson
al Smitt
Ryan
Travis Jackson Uv
Byrne Santos
San Antonio
Sar
Dallas
Hugh Cris
Giants
Stribling Disqualified for Holding in Paris Heavyweight Bout
In Paris last night Marvin Stribling was disqualified for repeated holding against Pierre Charles of Belghim. The bout, dull and boos-filled, saw Stribling weigh 185 pounds to Charles 204, with referees warning the American early in the second round and again in the eighth session before disqualification.
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Paris
Marth J
Wiliam L. Young
Mavon
Pierre Charles
Belghim
Holdli
Weit
Charles
Stribling
Gharels
Dunn Chastain Main Event Falters in Messy Card
Fight night in Flores brothers show features Dunn Chastain underperforming with a technical KO loss after a fatigued showing. Williams and Laredo split the spotlight with a first round advantage for Williams as Laredo staggers late rally. Mike Martinez edges Benjy Perez in a close six round. O'Brien and Nachy also clash in a brutal featherweight exchange. Referee Terry Young oversees a chaotic evening with multiple miscalls and injuries.
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Noc Shaw
Wisan Dunn
Basil Chastain
Flores Brothers
Chastain
Ail Quastain
Dunn
Nesbit
Kid Willimmz
Kid Laredo
Lhe Keml
Chemits
Laredo
Girth
Williams
Mike Martinez
Benjy Perez
Mike
Andra
Sallie
Mexico
Willis O'Brien
Willie
Pat O'Brien
Green
Kid Nachy
Teghier
Nacho
Dini
Terry Young
Chil Bluedsoe
Phi Weight
Dre D. Meary
Ons
Henry Seuherd
Unclear remnants of a large bowling event and crowd in 1920s era article
Fragmented OCR text shows names of bowlers, merchants, and officials, with mentions of a tournament or match. scattered references to teams, venues, dates, and scores appear, but many words are garbled, making precise facts difficult to extract.
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