Two Hour Drill Scheduled at Tech Field
Gabby Street, top manager of the St Tanis Browns, plans a two hour Sunday drill at Tech Field for baseball fans unable to watch weekday sessions. Spectator access is allowed to all drills. Daily workouts begin at 1 pm with lunch, continuing to 3:30 pm, while Friday and Saturday practice stretched to about 4 hours. Several Browns players are listed with various training injuries and holdout status, including Sam Thachany, Hitcher George Hennessey, and Billy Sullivan.
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Gabby Street
Mansuany
Sam Thacshany
Hitcher George
Hennessey
Winener
Meridan
Lute Maseles
Shany
San Antonio Missions
Sam
Ijtock
Billy Sullivan
Browns
Bill Ty
Cleveland
Tech
Willow Springs
Bear Bell
Brewis
Feldsintil Montay
Disjointed Exhibitions Across Cities Listed
A garbled OCR note lists multiple cities and venues such as New York Philadelphia Baton Rouge Cleveland Lake Charles St Petersburg and Providence with scattered abbreviations. The fragment appears to reference exhibitions or arrivals with unclear dates or schedules, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Sotsrdas
Skew
Wa Clevedon
Lake Charles
Feerant Orleans
Deleane
Beston
Sar Orn
San Antonio Girls Lose in Volley Ball
A garbled recap shows San Antonio girls losing matches in a volley ball tournament. Newark defeated Allein White Shirts 5 0 and 15 0. Fort Worth duated San Antonio’s Pen Brew ties 15 0 and 15 1. Rusho eton Shiels defeated Fort Worth Wee A. Semifinals set for Friday with finals to follow.
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San Antonio
Newark
Allein
Fort Worth
Pen Brewtiies
Inday
Joe DiMaggio Works Out As Contract Talk Drags
Joe DiMaggio, with the New York Yankees, trains with the San Francisco Seals amid contract stalemate over $40,900. He says no word from the Yankees and keeps in shape, noting current pay of about $25.08 per season as he weighs options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Yoo-Hap
Colonel Ruppert
Joe
Hantorm
Galif
Joe Didiaggio
Lee New York Yankees
San Fransey Seals
Sunmie Ilme
jMagelo
Yankees
Stanford Captures First From Oregon In Pac Coast Meet
Stanford Indians, strong Pac Coast favorite, won 52 to 39 over Oregon Webfoots in San Francisco last night. Forward Angelo "Hank" Lusetti led the scoring with 23 points, aiding Stanford's bid for a third straight conference title as they prepared for tonight's rematch.
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Stanford
Oregon
Palo Alto
Calif
Marvel
S. Indians
University of Oregon
Indians
San Francisco
Angelo
Hank
Lusetti
Columbn
Armstrong Faces Ziwie in March 25 Detroit Bout
Promoter Jack Mearns announced a heavyweight bout in Detroit on March 25 pitting Henry Armstrong against Ziwie. The event, billed as a major coast showdown, drew attention for the featherweight style and promotional hype surrounding the match.
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Armstrong
Ziwie
Detroit
Marcy Li
Henry Armstrong
World Feathersight
Skard
Jack Mearns
Pitts
Marcis
Spor tlights and hints of spring in wandering notes
A scrambled report covers Suny Henin and skating showings, Mike York’s promotion money, and Florida parade of sports figures. It notes Texas Amateur actions, terms about Torres and Unis, and lingering talk of Rogers Tornvty, with mentions of Jacobs Henie and upcoming exhibitions and cold weather fadeouts.
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Suny
Henin
Bret
Mike
York
Ciara
Giants No Mad at Nowak Training Camp
Baton Rouge report on 15 year old Bill Nowak at the New York Giants camp. Officials note no immediate reinforcement or explanation for his departure to Cleveland Indians training, while Cleveland managers defend the boy’s move. Judge William Brabham orders Nowak back to Jersey City.
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Baton Rouge
Bill Nowa
Fim
New York Giants
Terry
Carlier
Nowak
Giants
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Slapiticka
William — Brabham
Rague
Mivenh
Dersey City
Waco Cagers AAU Champs Defeat Dallas Team
The Tom Padget cagers of Ward, Texas, won the Western ALA U basketball title, defeating Sammy's All-Stars of Dallas 37 10 35 last night. Grady Vaughn, Padget, and guard Terry Wisble sparked the rally after a tied score, earning the champions a spot in the national event.
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Dallas
Tom Padget
Ward
U. Basketbal
Sammy
Grady Vaughn
Padgit
Cerry
Terry Wisble
Noney
Dr. Pepper Bowers
Davies
Kain Qinns
Oshasabe
TALBOT DECIDES GOOFY INDIANS TOP DODGERS
New Orleans writer Gayle Talbot contrasts the Cleveland Indians with the Brooklyn Dodgers calling the Indians funnier and more eccentric. The piece details Bill Nowak’s odd career path, contract mix ups, and the Indians’ amusing but serious stance this spring. The tale mentions Judge William Bramhall, Bill Terry, and Charley Fix as figures in the saga.
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Gayle Talbot
New Orleans
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Jtbey
Jucee Landis
Yeb
Ists
Pat
Devel
Nowak
Stu" Heil
Cleveland
Bill Nowak
Zion De_trolt
Bill
New York Giants
Jersey City
Gisuls
Willan Bramhami
Detroit
Oscar Witt
Terry
Tidigas
Giants
Aquares
Fost Nowak
Charley Fix
Bob Beller
van Meter
Dob
Wrestling card promises clash at Caney Island venue
Promoter Harry Coffman presents a roughhouse wrestling bill featuring Billy Edwards vs Young Joe Blecher and a main event style bout as rival Willie Davis faces tough opposition. The lineup teases friction with stern challengers including Babe Zaharias and others amid chaotic pre show hype.
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Beiwney
Alabama
Bil Lee
Tenachs
Marthias
Harry Coffman
Wille Davis
Caney Island
EW Fischer
Joe Blecher
Sing Eiders
Wer
Willie Davis
Babe Zaharias
Billy Edwards
Rawards
Cote Henk Sterkwy
Gwlee
Western Union vs Postal Messenger Boys Race
Western Union and Postal Messenger boys plan a Sunday bicycle race to settle a feud. Tommie, Gallaway of Postal, and a list of riders from both sides are set to compete starting at St Marys endpoint. Prizes are to be awarded by local sponsors.
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Western Union
Postal Messenger
Wratern Union Aml Postal
Messenger Boys
Tomiie
San Antonio
Agaway
Hack
We State Hasfway Department
St. Marya
Leiter
Leas
Walter Gallaway
Postal
la Aura
Baer Returns to Win In 15 Round Scrappy Bout
Madison Square Garden hosts a 15 round heavyweight clash where Max Baer floors Farr 17 three times and edges a split decision. Baer, fighting with one eye and a bruised jaw, absorbs Farr’s power but rallies to dominate late rounds, salvaging a controversial victory before 18,322 spectators.
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BOK Considine
New York
Insi
Maxie Buer
Agay
Tommy Pury
Wales
Madison Squire Garden
Baer
Hook
Wis
Tim Fare
Joe Louis
Poe
Max
Braddock
Farr
Baers
Secrssson
Frauvie
Marr
Baty
Heer
CNN
Hzet
Ming
Panis
Elttior
Aggies Sweep Three-Way Track Meet at College Station
Texas A&M trackmen dominated a three-way meet at College Station amassing 101 points to Ban Marcos 47 and Sam Howson 1. Dick Toda led the Aggies with wins in the slow hurdles and high hurdles and broad jump.
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Aggies
College Station
Tansi
Texas Aggie
Ban Mateos
Bary Houston
Ags
Ban ‘Marcos
Sam Howson
Dick ‘Toda
Beaumont Beams With Youthful Club For 1933 Season
Beaumont's 1933 Exporters field a young roster with expected speed and aggressive play. Manager Al Vincent emphasizes hit and run, relying on rookies like Marsin Garsier, Pat Mullin, Milton Lehnhardt, and Parker notes to fill infield and pitching roles as veterans depart. Key holdovers include Dixie Farsons and Burley McCosky, while several rookies compete for the opening game lineup set for April 13 in Shreveport.
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Beaumont
Detroit
al Vincent
Jin
Tueen
Vincent
Hint
Foster
Haya Lave
Detrolt
Gers
Dixie Farsons
Burley McCosky
Frank Secary
Les Fleming
Quinn Joe
Kaddie Welland
DynHatt Dunk
Mark Christman
Joe Rogalski
Johny Johnsson
Bian Corte
Bob Hanis
Art Palcieni
He Welst
Aler Frem
Toronto
J. R. Corbitt
Lake Chavies
Marsin Garfier
Aki Aon
Beckley
W. Va
Seal
Right Garden
Pat Mullin
Lake Charles
Milton Lehnhardt
Michigan State
Inveld
Vincenc van Nave
Ace Davis
Boyd Perry
Alexander
Mickey Dejonge
Young
Gekter
Henderson
Texas
Parsons
Johony Tighe
Charleston
Larry Steinbeck
Annother
Aluart Stadium
Mre
Beatdex
Les
Pele Ie
Shreveport
Welland
Linyd Diets
Cloyd Seth
Grover Miller
Roswell
N. M
Charlie Bowles
Jac Kemis
Heckley
Manders
Tate
Alexandria
Walter Shafer
Henderso
Gene Devine
Ruswel
Finals on in college meet at Kansas City
The National Intercollegiate basketball tournament finals unfold tonight with Roanoke College facing Wie dndoth and Warrensburg Teachers College. Roanoke upset Nebraska Wesleyan 45 to 23 then beat West Texas State 38 to 34 and Ambrose 46 to 3. Warrensburg defeated Dakota Wesleyan 50 to 43, Valparaiso 44 to 24, Mississippi Delta 42 to 40, and Washburn 43 to 24 to reach the final.
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Kansasi City
MuaYeh
Herpetiat Mokien
Roanoke College
Salem
Warrensburg
Roanoke
Nebraska Wesleyan
Virginians
Ambrose College
Davenport
Town
Murray
Teachjets
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
S. D
Lybie
Valparaiso
Ind. University
Mississippi Delta
U the Senvi-Tinitistas
Washi College of
Topeka
Brackenridge Boys Lose Tennis Series
Brackenridge fell 5 to 2 as Austin High toppled them with ineligible players added to the squad. Moe Brown of Waco and Ed Tata Field of Austin each won two singles matches, with Brown pairing to win two of the doubles. The Eagles head to Peacswll for next Wednesday’s matches.
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Brackenridge
Austin High Tennisers
Austin
Moe Brown
Waco
Lefty Brown
Ed Tatafield
Far Uve Inore
Eagles
Peacswll
Moerows
Raymond Ver
Myinteht
Austin Deffitm
Robert Dingel
Robert Penlehat
Bob Goldberk
Paul Mubivelmin
Ray Wutyfeny
I Woolrawnies
Munckenridge
John Beosield
Nekwe
Bergyn
Theaerice
Golibeck
Ehuckéen
Stetenay
Serna and Kirby Teams Open Season With Wins
Serna's boys defeated Kirby's boys 27 to 4 in the opener while Kirby's girls pulled away late to beat Serna 22 to 16. The Berna school ground games marked the first action of the season for both squads.
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Serna’s
Kirby
Berna School
Hoya
Somnd
Seriya
Serma's
By & Store
Kirby Girls
Exnte
Wittt
Qcare
Mrs Conrad Wins Low Net at Riverside Park Golf
Mrs Conrad leads with low net score at Riverside Park as Ban An Fenton Women’s Golf Association honors a golf journey. Mentions Ted Kone, J C Conrad of San Marcos, Nathan Dreeben, and Mrs O M Armstrong in tied results and handicaps.
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Mrs. Conrad
Whey
Ban Anfenton Women's Golf Association
Tayaay
Ted Kone
Myr
J. C. Conrads
San Marcos
Riverside Park
Mee
Nathan Dreeben
O M. Armatrong
Ted
Aecatid
Ice Hockey Schedule From Associated Press Listings
Ice hockey schedule and matchups listed by the Associated Press include Canadiens at Toronto, Penguins at Cleveland, New Haven at Baltimore, Philadelphia at Newport, Washington at Kansas City, and other national league games with teams such as Detroit Chicago and Pittsburgh noted among the lineup. Matches appear under the banner of national and American hockey associations with city pairings and venues.
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Prem
Americana
Montfesl
Hona
Montreal Canadiens
Thronie
Internationat
Amperican
Hough Leads Midget Auto Point Race Tight Battle
Roscoe Hough of Wayne Fork leads the midget auto point race with 400 points after Sundays events, a slim 60-point margin over rivals. Bill Thimes of New York and Saegeser trail, with Holmes and many others also scoring in the tight season chase. Sunday’s race starts 2:30 on the local one-fifth mile track two miles south of the men in Antonio-Sezuly highway.
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Point Huille
Jooal Miggut
Roscoe Hough
Fork Wayne
Vna Wes
Oklahoma City
Wit
Bill Thlmes
New York
Hough
Saegeser
Roscoe Nougic
Elto
Bile
Holme
Schreiner Defeats U.S.A Golf Team in Close Match
Schreiner University edged the U.S.A golf squad as Kerrville’s team posted a 12 1 7 to 2 1 3 victory. Schreiner’s Morus Wilson Jr. won 2 1 2 points over Michaelis while Ed and Tr of Rehtelney claimed three points from Ma han. Schreiner players also split and swept several other matches amid a low scoring round.
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Jnks
Gamueday
Ferongdome
Seiirelier
Kerrville Craw
Broncs
Kerrville Country Club
Morus Wilson Jr
Schreiner
Dim Michaelis
Ed & Tr
Rehtelney
Buy Ma«han
Bt Randalph
Schre
Miley tops Berg to win Belleair golf title
Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky defeated Patty Berg of Minneapolis two and one to capture the Belleair women's golf championship. Miley posted a 74 and received the Helieary trophy from Landis, the baseball commissioner, in a Friday finish at Belleair.
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Belleatr
Matem Veen
Marion Miley
Lexington
Belleair
Boon Golf
Paty Berg
Minneanolis
Mise Miley
Miss Sere
Kenexaw Mountain
Landis
Miss Miley
Boxing title bouts headline chaotic New York boxing card
A chaotic New York boxing show produced several results with fighters from Philadelphia San Francisco Boise and Chicago winning by decision technical knockout and points as referees and officials weighed in. Highlights include a title bout where a fighter from Philadelphia defeated opponent by decision while others secured knockouts and strong showings across the mixed lineup.
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New York
Poimy Karr
Vallywood
Johnny Reane
Chicago
Philadelphlie
Philadelphia
Tommy Sears
Philadelmers
Cone Gathatt
Alae
Talin
Kivernet Reagan
Boise
Fiavkin
San Mranetaca
Tallaa
Low Jenkina
Jens Arzicle
Tamer
Whe
Hain
Texas
Aartatin
Wilghert
Arvloiy
Tyro
Gene Ale Rickowe
Tub Gunes
Okinhosna Chey Tusten
Ket Wong Yann
Honuluin
Lin
Bowen
Longshot Ends Dramatic Race Stumble at Winter Park
Veteran trainer Donen Dubois and a slew of named jockeys and owners contest a tense meeting at Winter Park. A mare named Talitha and other prominent horses battle for victory as the crowd watches anxious for results amid a confusing aftermath and shifting contenders.
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TiternaUenal Clit
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Port Apthur
Tinsley
Nournaanemy Observey
Triatonals
Tae Nau Way
Tly
Uncle Bly
Longhoon
Unis Line
Jehony
Laden Watts
Nadine
Jacobs
Henie
Agein
Luna
Courdey
Kean Iark Furson
Rob Kinnes
Bil Trager
Eric Nay
Ant Var
Mabrito
Ttice
Whitlark Zander
Loantara
M. Midstar
Rogers Tornvty
Waco Cagers
AAU. Champs
Pullman
Wash
Washington State College
Khimath Malls
Talbot
Goofy Indians
Dodgers
Santa Anita
Los Angeles
San Luan
Charles 5
Howare
Count Aus
Wrefellow
Indian .Broom
Star Shade
Woodberry
Amor Brujo
Anevold
Ari Pex
Nelson Howard
Gosm
Week Apa
Seablecult
J. A. Manfuso
Benbis
American Red Cross Mood Relief Fund
Navin
Vincent Condident
Brackenridge Boys
National Leaguee
Toston A N
Tamora
Chieaga al Datroit
Taternational
Apantesa
Jenzunt Pittanurdy
Mnenad
Dilladelphia
AC New Haven
Houbelieis St Presidence
Ble Louldy
U.S.A
Patty Berg
Mtrant Wenbing
Uae
Ronny Sedate
Martine Bikey
Romi Kureentan
Asioy
Saad
Vinterian
Palelariands
Piran
Georne Onur
Wornen
Waite
Gary
Marshall
Biel
Phanketl Hliwart
From
Workty
Te Fermont Park
Troiner
Fivat
Bayard Rwanr
Alata Movie Commission
Tvon
Talitha
Magyland Jaat
Omeimher
Afferloo
Vanderbilt
Alabie
Mbatar
Donen Dubois
Verspan Jonny
Crmelunion
Wylarar
Tonia Ayyitch Pili
Aniston
Dhang Theall
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