New York Giants and White Sox Try for Win in Dallas Exhibition
The Giants and White Sox played a high‑stakes exhibition in Dallas. Dallas’s Silas and Houston’s Durhm starred for dramatic early innings while San Antonio’s Dern and others shone for their teams. The Giants’ pitchers, led by John Inllckofer, battled through a tense affair as manager Menx Rosenbaune prepared for a busy weekend.
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Big League Spring News From March Baseball Camps
March reports from Florida and California detail Browns, Pirates, Indians, Reds, and others preparing for the season. Notable notes include Derringer and Verringer in hot form, Dugan and Arlett changing roles, and holdout tensions with Mayes and Griffith as camps shape up toward spring games.
German Star Maz Rohmeling To Box Monday Night
Maz Rohmeling the rising German star heads to San Antonio for a Monday exhibition night. Manager Joe Jacobs and trainer Mix Machon back the bout as Rohmeling eyes a future title shot and sparring partners include Lani Barbi and Cardro Lopez in a stacked show featuring boxers from several nations.
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Beethoven Hall
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Taek Sharkey
San Antonio
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Weekend Sports in Brief
Weekend sports blur with scattered results across racing, golf and college circuits. Notable showings include Maadalad Prince Miami and Pat rel, plus Francis Tpilfield, while Madison Wisconsin hosts elite meets and regional intercollegiate events spark debates on standings.
Jack Georges To Referee Amateur Meet
In Chicago on March 12 an international amateur boxing event pits champions of France against New York and Chicago Golden Gloves winners. Former world champion referee Georges Caren is slated to preside, with a French federation official coordinating.
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National Cage Tourney Stride In National Tourney
Readable parts describe a national cage tournament in progress with teams and players named in a fractured report. It mentions March dates, locations, and potential scheduling details as teams prepare to play key matchups and advance through rounds. The text is scrambled with many garbled names.
Wilson Says Bouts Ready for Title Fight
Wilson proclaims readiness for bouts as event at Heatizovey Hall approaches. references preliminary team drills and coaching plans while reiterating focus on improving stamina and defense ahead of the match.
Intermediates Seek State Cage Laurels
The Wheelltrn Bigdes challenge other cities for the Vexax intermedinig title. The event includes contenders from Ware, Pr Konzins, Dielael, Priednin, Meyers, Veiga, and Fealke as the field aims for state glory.
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Agua Caliente Derby Won by Crofton’s Up
A jagged OCR readout describes the Agua Caliente Derby with Crofton’s up as the winner. Names, odds, and race details are garbled but indicate a horse racing event at Agua Caliente with riders and horses like Mrs Ames N. Croften mentioned amid unreadable fragments.
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Maxie Selineling's Boxing Tour Faces Cold Nights
The article chronicles Maxie Selineling's boxing tour with manager Jacobs and trainer Craintr, detailing crowd dynamics, travel across multiple cities, and the chilly reception in Heathnut Saturday night. It notes Selineling's quiet demeanor, prior fame, and the era's showmanship in boxing exhibitions across markets like Winston-Salem and Atlanta with press coverage from several papers.
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Schmeling's Manager On Radio Interview Report
The manager of heavyweight boxer Schmeling spoke on KE ty Harald Sehoentz radio, stating Schmeling cannot speak except through special authorization. A New York contract holder WAN insctna serves as intermediary, while youth elimi fo and Crest! are referenced in unclear phrases.
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Exhibition results and regional standings amid mixed scores
A garbled OCR read lists multiple exhibition results across regions including New Orleans, Texas Valley, and California. Entries mention teams and figures such as AL Nic Orlin-Chocetind, Hat Reni, Fla. Sir Komis CAF Weinset Vania, and Los Angeles with varied scores like 48 to 12. Details are fragmentary with unclear dates and events.
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Oak Grove Bowling Triumph Hailed In November Meet
Oak Grove Mowlins won the event with a strong score near 254 sealing the trophy. Teammate Sophieee and others contributed, while the Grate team faced close competition from Uedan Ane and Ashielte Club. The meet occurred Sunday in November at Gale alley with Oak Grove claiming the crown.
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Leaguers Open City Cage Playoff Series
The opening city basketball playoff features key players Williamson Gi Will and Dovesie tuner among lineup shifts. A second game follows the tied series with Sunday afternoon timing planned if needed and Monday night contingency.
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Jackets Open With Victory In chaotic spring baseball card
The report describes a baseball game where the Jackets win against St. Marr's, with Anthony'sStars and multiple players reaching for hits. Scattered names appear like McCray and Kard, while scoring by innings shows varied tallies.
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Bexar Team Defeats Sluggers In Sunday Diamond Thriller
The Fiesar routed the Martin Sluggers 22 to a win on Teal Field. Coach Fen and Manager Lenin Lazano led the squad with strong pitching and timely hitting as Tar Cueralis sparked the attack in a weekend clash.
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Reynolds to face Rattan again in San Antonio match
Promoter Tara marits reports Reynolds will meet Rattan in a prime wrestling bout next Friday at Kapasi tian in San Antonio. Davis Hammond and others note Reynolds has strong draw, while Rattan seeks to headline the big show with San Antonio fans, aiming to prove his courage and skill.
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Cornhuskers Keep Honors at Big Eight Indoor Meet
Nebraska defended its title at the Big Eight indoor championships as Corahimkera and Garder led Husker performances. Measured marks included a 1 minute 1 second 0.1 in the 60 yard hurdles and a 10 ft 4 in broad jump, with Gardner of Nebraska equaling the half mile record and Mell of Ottrhuring achieving a 24 ft 1 in broad leap.
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Kempf Again Leads Liberty Rifle Shots
Kempf tops Liberty team with a 95 at the range beating a strong field of competitors. W. Tran placed second with a modest score of 3. The event, held at the venue, featured top shooters from local clubs and colleges.
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Dibble Sports Play Tie With Pierce Nine
Dibbio Sports and Pierce battled to a nine inning draw Sunday. McLain and Outter led for the Royals as Gonzales stood strong on the mound in a tight, error filled contest.
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Polo Rematch Sees Midwick Triumph Over Gauchos
In Los Angeles the Midwick mid winter championship tour saw a rescheduled polo match after Gauchos players were disabled. The Argentines won 12 to 0 as Gauchos were stripped of their best men. Dan Kearning and John Dupgad acted as substitutes.
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Local trap shoot marks set amid strong winds at San Antonio
Aly Holland led a windy afternoon shoot at the San Antonio Gun Club with 25s to top the field in class A, while Dietzel claimed class H and Kil Herpel led in another event. Notable names appeared across various categories as shooters displayed steady form despite the biting breeze.
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Dallas A. C. Upsets In Cage Final At Fair Park
Dallas A.C. Power & Light quintet defeated Pallas Athletic Club by 30 to 10 to win the Trvan open A.A.U. tournament final Saturday night at the Fair Park summer building. The seven from Dallas lead scorers included MeV and Muktanes, guiding the team to the title amid a crowded arena.
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