City cage finals loom as Magnolia meet Richmon in clash
Magnolia stars led by Eddie Wit Delmar Tasto and Ted Juraschek face Rich team veterans Cholly Finn Hebie Wheeler in a high school playoff tilt for the city title and an unofficial junior crown. Jefferson and Tyraneles also vie in preliminaries ahead of state tournaments in Austin.
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Cralehfiers
Puehald Moore
Mike Seale
Carl Abe
Eniar
Eagles and Harlandale Tie For Season Opener on Track
Bracken and Harlandale high schools prepare for a season opener at Eagle Field Thursday afternoon. Coach Glav Brider leads Harlandale against a canal squad with Martin Nish Himelf Ano among the notable runners and two fears in the lineup.
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Believe It or Not Lost 17 Balls and 62 Strokes
A brief item reports a golfer, believed to be in a humor column, who lost 17 balls and tallied 62 strokes in a round. The note carries a light, playful tone typical of the feature.
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Gays
Phillips Out of Football at Phillips University Enid
Phillips University in Enid Ohio ended its football program after trustees voted to drop Intercollegiate football for economic reasons. President McCish announced a school of physical education would replace football to provide athletic activity for students.
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Eden Boty
Brashenridze Ball Team Opens Season Amid Hazy Report
Local notes show Brashenridze Ball Team winning their season opener under unclear coverage. The report mentions Costle Manor and San Ferhance with references to pucks and a tour, but details are fragmented.
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Costle Manor
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Stich Set for His Debut as Pugilist
Debut anticipated for Stich as boxer with listed opponents and dates, highlighting training notes and venue details. Names such as Penni Arter and Manion Tay appear in early preparation and trial bout references.
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Stich
Pugilist
Fight Results The Manta Pree Fone Bay Che Iit
The report notes the latest boxing results with key entrants and outcomes. Details are fragmented but indicate a format of weigh ins, matchups, and scoring, highlighting a main event result and undercard decisions.
Mysterious Mat Result From Local Meet
Fragmentary OCR notes show a wrestling or math meet result with unclear participant names and scores. The readable bits reference Lyle and Cath as individuals involved, with likely a team or event context, though specifics remain obscured.
Explanations of the Bernoulli Math Family
Yesterday’s Explanations recounts Johann Bernoulli’s precocious talent and the Bernoulli family’s long math heritage. It notes lineage, relatives, and the family’s influence on three centuries of mathematical progress, with prompts about tomorrow’s feature and reader inquiries.
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Antwerp
Duke of Alba
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Nicholas
Tucques
Serve
Frantsun al Jacybes
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Jonana
Nicakis
Daniel
Jacques
Nicolas Betnquilli
Eversome
Bernaniis
Army League Two Hel Games Face Intramural Weeknight Split
Army League action splits the schedule as the Nine Infantry Team faces Manitowoc and the Panhandle Field Raiders in a pair of Wednesday night games. The events highlight local military athletic competition and team standings with notable performances by each squad.
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Manaus
Kanes
Ranihlevm
Untitled sports brief with jumbled scan text
A fragmentary OCR item notes a tennis match involving U S players and British opponents with unclear phrasing and numbers like seven five. The text is garbled and lacks coherent names, dates, or places to confirm a specific event or outcome.
Unclear OCR Fragment Summary
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Edison Opens Against Tech in Early Season Row
Edison High coach announces a season opener against Tech with a pared squad, noting only three of twelve key players are available. The team plans to start the fray next month, aiming to field a competitive lineup despite limited options.
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Pex Werd
Thomas Edison
Dris
Twenty players sign on for San Antonio basebell tryouts
Airey reports twenty players signed to contracts for the new deal basebell club in San Antonio with Manager Hink Severeld urging readiness. Signed pitchers include Dan Johnson Frank Rusiloski Elton Walkup George Mills Arha Frane Claude Blair Larry Kessenich. Catchers Severeid Blarry Chozén James Powell William Morris. Infielders and outfielders include Mike Martineck Thomas Canavan Joe Hudspeth Jah Hutchinson George E Myatt Russell Olsen Wills Fleming Welter Brawend Melvin Miezera. Some others reportedly to bring signed contracts. holdovers exist. Harlan Clift, the Longview standout, notes his Tacoma-bound trip with his mother and a car loaded with canned moose for meals.
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Larry Kessenich
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James Powell
William Morris
Mike Martineck
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Joe Hudspeth
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George E. Myatt
Russell Olsen
Wills Fleming
Welter Brawend
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Harlan Clift
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Kerrville golf events loom in mid June invitational
Local golf scene gears up for Kerrville Country Club annual invitation tournament expected around June 15. Defending champion Edgar O Quinn and 1933 holder Bernhard Schriever noted among entrants with top Texas players forecast to compete. Army civilian matches set for March in San Antonio with twenty five teams anticipated and a winners dinner after. Women’s championship runs March 13 to 17 featuring Mrs Roe versus Miss Lewis with Dallas connection.
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Country Club
Would Make Uneven Matches Unlawful
A bill aiming to protect featherweights in Timos would bar boxing sparring or wrestling when contestants weigh more than ten pounds apart. The measure follows the death of Ernie Schaal in Bashon after an encounter with Prime Camera in New York. The Tennessee senate heard arguments on the proposal today. Knoxville buys Lind, Smokies acquire Carl Tin from New Orleans Pelicans, announced by secretary Mary Egar Allen.
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New Orleans Pelicans
Wells Wins One Punch at Post Championship Bout
The card recounts Wells delivering decisive blows to claim the heavyweight title. Rival fighters including Morris, Walker, and Hobten are noted in exchanges during the ninth round as Wells gains control and seals victory with a dramatic late flurry.
Writers Debate Ruths Pay Case Pro And Con
New York observers split on Babe Ruth turning down a $59 000 Yankees offer in favor of a potential higher salary. Supporters argue Ruth draws huge gate receipts and deserves top pay, while critics say the current financial climate calls for restraint. Some New York experts hint the club may intend to stick with the original $50 000 offer.
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50 Cent Ball Returns to Majors in Ticket Shakeup
The article reports baseball shifting to 50 cent admissions to attract fans. Brooklyn, Boston, and Cleveland plan larger seat allocations while the Yankees expand the most. Giants, Cubs, White Sox, and others resist increases, citing already ample capacities and cheap-seat limits.
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Pepper Martins Ball Togs Stolen in Oklahoma City
In an odd incident Pepper Martin, famed Cardinals figure, reported theft of two Garden uniforms and eight shells from a PAUL Valley location. He stated the loss occurred while en route toward Florida for spring training, describing evidence of a missing baseball-lplay outfit and gear as he spoke by telephone.
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Blades to Manage Cardinals in New Lineup
In a reshaped staff, Blades will guide the Cardinals with new chief roles and a revised lineup. The move aims to stabilize the club during a turbulent season while aligning with executive guidance from top management and city officials.
Contested Camp Chatter Drenches Spring Training News
March dispatches from camps in Tampa and Biloxi describe heavy activity and roster shakeups as teams chase the pennant. Players including Lew Louchimal and Denis Bush feature in National League chatter while managers assess lineups and medical needs for the upcoming season.
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Simmons Boosts White Sox Spring Training Hopes
Chicago White Sox rally with Al Simmons from the Athletics fueling confidence as they begin spring workouts in California. Manager Ley Ponsedt says the club aims for first-division play, boasting new signings Haas Dykes and Durum along with a core mix of veterans and a few hopeful tryouts as they shape a hotter offense and defense.
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Milt Gaston
Paul Gregory
Joe Heving
Sem Jones
Tid Lyons
Austin Polo Squad Active in Week Schedule
Austin's polo squad continues its all game schedule for the week. They beat the Freebooters on Monday and play Freebooters at Harford field Wednesday, Air Corps at Marbord field Thursday, and another Freebooters tilt at Hareisey field Friday and Sunday. Key players included Lieut Van Meter, Capt Hastey, Lieut Brandt, and Capt Duke Cauleer, with mixed results for lineups noted.
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RACING IN CORAL GABLES SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY
A 17 day race at Coral Gables will begin Monday if a national holiday is extended. Prat J Bruney, general manager, announced the plan amid holiday scheduling considerations.
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Marston Heads New U S Duffer's Association
In New York the Handicap Golfers Association forms a national organization led by Marston, with Philadelphia’s Maraloncot as a key figure and a leadership slate including Haney and Keifer. The group aims a national tournament this year for average players, overseen by national headquarters in New York.
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