Tigers Vets To Face Bears In Exhibition Opener
Detroit and Chicago bear a spring training opener Saturday at League Park. Detroit pitcher Ken Holloway will start with Rutty Koeisch and Sem Gthews following. Tiger batting order includes Tavener Manush Fothergill Heilmann Blog Wormer and others. Bears lineup features Conchnar Lind and key infielders as they prepare for the season.
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Honns Bite Todes
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Fothergill
Heilmann
Blog
Wormer
Hiease
Shes
Mitze
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Wirts
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Jim Lindget
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Autngtein er Out Win Ofan Autngtein er Out Win
The report describes a midwinter tournament with multiple basketball games scheduled Friday through Sunday at various venues in Austin, Brackenridge Park, and Fort Worth. It mentions key players, team matchups, and broadcast notes across the Circuit elimination tournament with detailed lineups and substitutions.
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George Huthsteiner
Tiree
Hondays
Austin
Bert Clark
Abot Field
Houston
San Antovin
Brackenridge Park
Southreaton
Vincing
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Ahan Straits
Barbord Wield
Wort Bliss
Kelly
Bandicap
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Themnson
Jincup
George
Craw
Shea
Andrews
Kelly Wiett
Sehlater
Jalla
Perio
Eat Austin
Naved
Macfa
Austin Bnd Miller
Witfintts
Khaw
Regula
Lewny
Coulter
Tarantey Ag Heck
Bengal
Hernan
Stubinson
Ogers
Wichita Walls
Plasey
Horace Rabhing
Charley Meatherstone
Yolasborne
Unclear baseball game notes report injuries and umpire changes
Fragmented OCR notes describe onfield injuries including a batter injuring a beak and a player hit above the ankle, plus umpire assignments for spring exhibitions. Mentions include Dallas president Robeis, several players and newcomers, and delays due to a player’s personal emergency at Fork Worth.
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Hater
Alogz
Ain T. Gadde
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Miss
Keoe
Hudter Hill
Pom Ervie
Cecil Griggs
George Hart
Fd. Daly
Heli
Osborne Lave Gus
Banting
Jempire
1926 Dope on Bear Regulars Ahead of Detroit Exhibition
A scrambled 1926 preview discloses Bear Regulars likely starters for Saturday’s exhibition with the Detroit Tigers. It notes the team batting average near parity with pitchers, and lists candidates such as Antonio, Sb, HK, and C-Wie Wirts, referencing Sam Antonig and others in a marginal, figures-only tone.
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Detroit Tigers
Inn
Say Antonio
Lyman Regains Supremacy in 8 A Trapshooting Meet
Lyman regains supremacy at the San Antonio Gun Club trapshooting event held after gusty winds. Top scores include O Lyman 13, Charles Stetifer ALT, Ridder Wa 72, E J Wert 2ube Viek GU, Powell 70, Hudson 07, Adams 41.
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Wsing
E. O. Reman
San Antonio
Nining Mehr
O'Rock
Alt
Ridder Wa
E. J. Wert
Golf Team Victory Amid Blurred Names and Odd Credits
In a muddled report the Muegee Kunnecke team claimed a golf win at a fourball tournament. The text lists several players with inconsistent spellings and partial scores such as 83 and 85, naming Mrs Marks Winter, BAe Sle, Mr Thompson, and others, but reliability is low.
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Muegee-Kunnecke
Brit Wpirschlag
Miev Glase
Wight
Otto
Lieille Robitesch
Mathis
Marks Winter
Bae Sle
Twenls Ani
Thompson
Yours
Maris
Mate Tiledlee
Sr Menefee
Moriarty Tops Cobb's Pet Plays Of Last Year
George Moriarty, new Detroit manager, condemns Ty Cobb’s methods and imposes his own approach to run production. He aims to empower players to act on their own, reducing Cobb style autocratic tactics to improve offense against rival teams like the Browns and White Sox.
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Cobb
Ty Cobb
George Moriarty
al ‘League
Muriarry
Tyspec
Latzo Badly Beaten Again in Welterweight Bout
In Chicago on March 11 Pere Lutao Latzo suffered a unanimous defeat to Simonich at 147 pounds. Latzo was hurt late, losing momentum as Simonich won the last three rounds and retained the title, with Gardner disallowing Latzo’s late rally.
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Pere Lutao
Enowa
Poe
Simonich
Montana
Loos
Jimmy Gardner
Lateo
Tle Bist
Way
Lairly
Decistes
Clede Hull
Texas
Bint
Albaugh Reaches Final Round in Park Tourney Shift
Albaugh advances to the final round of a mid winter tournament by defeating rival Franl Sscukl 2 and 1 in the semi finals. The event features BrucXouridne Wark Unlé as hosts with a neck final anticipated.
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Park
Treuken Athaigh
Alain Tountey
Arautenr
Arcuciaton
St. Paul Star
Jonst
Traben
Benkt
Tanater
Steuben
Connery Club
Heights Will Battle Lions In State Meet Preview
Heights Will Battle Lions in a key state meet as the Heights Methodists meet St Mark's Linns. The contest follows their victory over the Zasyis Park District Disthodiste and confirms a three game series for the trip to Sunday's finals. Laurel Heights, Trevis Park, and TMoursingwight are highlighted as top performers in a compact, period-voice note.
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Smiley Sebnal Haskee
Bill Tle
Loirel Heights Methodists
St. Mark's Linns
Rity Rage Ehamis
Tolfow
Atate
Coricnan
Tis
Minenger Tinldsin Et Iho
Thevenow Refuses to Play Under One-Year Terms
TOM THEVENOW, star shortstop of the St Levis Cordials, held out today, signaling he would not return to the field for less than a year under the proposed contract. The stalemate arose as manager Wroe proposed a seven-year deal, while Thevenow sought a longer commitment after one season and a substantial increase in pay. The sides remained far apart with no agreement in sight.
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Sue Curraseo
St-Louis
Tose
Hotest Maison, Ltd
Thevenosy
Titan
Track Stars Gather for Valley Meet The Gate
GatinER and Des Moines sprinters headline a field of athletes arriving for a Valley track event Saturday. No clear favorite emerges among Towa State, Sisebird, Kannas, Nelzisha, and 102 champions as teams prepare for a competitive showdown.
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DES Moines
Towa
Marek
Manza
Bie
Fie
Miasabe Valley
Andoor
Gece
Tech
Nelzisha
Aampions
Towa State
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Ogurpyalions
FOHL TALKS He Picks Washington In Position to Judge
FOHL foresees choice of Washington as favorite in baseball trade talks. He believes the Tigers and Yankees are both strong contenders, with the consensus favoring a decision soon and view that the front office holds leverage to shape the outcome.
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Washington
Baseball Rumor Mill Weighs 1926 Season Outcomes
Augusta Ga March 11 two dube betting on 1926 race are Fuller Kees and Tuladias with Teague of the Athletics and Teague’s manager Les Publ debating pennant chances. FOil predicts Seaton will win while the Yankees and Giants push for third place, with Cleveland and Detroit competing for the next tier.
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Augusta
Boueke Ike
Armerian
Aul
Tadiuas
Les Publ
Sie
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