Giants End California Spring Camp Plans
New York Giants abandon Los Angeles as a training camp and will move spring drills to Orlando Florida next year. Secretary Jim Tierney says Los Angeles training plans for 1934 were dropped while owner Be denied earthquake concerns. Heichow business manager notes possible future West Coast visits, with a Yankees arrival possible, as Giants shift camp locations for 1924.
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Mustangs Beat Tigers as Powe Strikes Out 14
Powe fans 14 as the Flying Mustangs defeat the Lopez Tigers 3 to 1 on a Sunday. Morales Senches and Bailet earned the win. Lavrerr homered for Lopez with two runs driven in. Mustangs travel to face Hi-De-Ho Juniors next Sunday.
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Von Elm and Smith Triumph in Charity Exhibition Match
In Los Angeles, George Von Elm and MacDonald Lumthroo edge Hobby Jones and Leo Diegel in a charity golf exhibition amid 2500 spectators. Crowds pressed through narrow gaps as players faced porous injury risks from eager watchers.
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Ruppert Begins Effort to Sign Ruth for 1934
In Petersburg Florida Col. Jake Ruppert arrives from New York to start negotiations with Babe Ruth for a 1934 Yankee contract. Ruth remains coy about meetings and salary terms, signaling possible concessions but no retirement plan. Ruth anticipates a deal as Ruppert weighs a bid near eighty thousand dollars with expected earnings around sixty six thousand if he accepts.
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Austin Beats Freebooters in Polo Match Showdown
Austin's fast polo team defeated the Freebooters before a big crowd at George Millers field. Miller led with two goals while Grossinger added three and Nichol two. Freebooters Ayens Burke Voight Farmer totaled five goals. Plans to renew Sunday afternoon matches at the same site were set after a spill-free game.
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Gen Dorey Wins Long Pigeon Race
Gen Dorey a pigeon linked to Brig Gen Halstead Dorey, raced from McAlester Oklahoma to win the fourth race of the Lone Star Pigeon club series flown amid rain. Only two of 282 birds returned home Monday as the competition proved extremely tough.
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Untitled Long OCR Fragment About Baseball Camp
A garbled OCR fragment describes a baseball camp scene with many scattered names, places, and phrases. It mentions teams, people, and events in a disordered stream of text, including sports terms and possible locations, with no clear narrative or outcome.
Art Chalender Crashes Through Signboard at Riverside Speedway
Art Chalender demonstrates its daring by crashing a custom signboard at 65 mph during Riverside speedway events. The incident causes minor injuries as boards fly and spectators scramble but Chalender continues, planning a repeat stunt at Dulles. Grady Sexton wins the 50 lap sweepstakes in a Chevrolet six, with Earl Allen and Hank Seiler following.
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Lucky Day
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Calender
Dallas Soccer Sours Local Club After Loss to Internationals
Dallas fans watched United Fidelity Insurers fall 3 0 to the Internationals in San Antonio. Evans and Hart hit two goals apiece, Heaford added one, while Squire Kelhofer and Davidson scored for North Texas. Dallas sought stronger competition in advance of the rematch.
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Indefinite Postponement Of Athletic Show In San Antonio
The San Antonio Sports Association announced the indefinite postponement of boxing and wrestling at Municipal Auditorium scheduled for Monday night following the death of Mayor O. Sh Chambers. A March 20 date remains under consideration as a possible rescheduled show. A meeting with Centenary College and other officials was set for Monday to discuss a football game contract and further events.
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Indoor Net Stars Begin Serious Play in National Championship
In New York on March 1, the national Indoor tennis championships entered a week of serious play after a day that trimmed 64 entries to 32. Defending champion Gregory Manin meets James M. Greer of Montclair in his second round, with top seed Butter of New Orleans facing Armend L. Bruneau of New York. Other seeded matches include Shields, Bowden, Wood Jr, Rogats, Lath, Hamilton, Bell, Arensberg, Ball, Pratt and others in a field narrowed to 32.
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George Lath
Chicago
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American Skaters Fight on Berlin Ice
Berlin March 2 3 05 The Massachusetts Rangers and Toronto Nationals ended their hockey game in a heated on ice brawl at the Berlin Skating club. A clash between Toranto wing Bane and Rangers goalkeeper Cosny sparked a general melee. The club ordered both teams off the ice but they refused, the game was called and the series ended. The club condemned the unsportsmanlike conduct of foreigners. The Rangers had recently won the world championship from the Canadians of Prague.
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Yale and Princeton Basketeers Honored
Yale and Princeton gain two berths each and Columbia one on the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball league all star team chosen by six coaches for the Associated Press. The 1937 lineup includes Ken Puirman of Princeton and Farl Nikkel of Yale as forwards, Bol OConnell of Veale at center, and Jonny Grebanakis of Princeton and Len Hartman of Columbia as guards. Fatpman was the only…
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Fatpman
Erskine Named Loyola New Orleans Coach
Erskine, longtime Jesuit High School coach, is appointed to succeed Clark D. Shaugnessy as Loyola University of New Orleans head coach. Shaugnessy moves to fill Slonz Slagr’s Chicago berth after six years of Erskine’s effective leadership at Jesuit.
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Exhibitions Highlight Openings Across Cities
Fragmented text outlines multiple exhibitions and venues with scattered place names and dates. It mentions cities like Washington and Cleveland, venues possibly including New Cinema and additional unclear affiliations.
Wagner Believes Stars Now as Clever as Ever
Legendary baseball figure Honus Wagner, the Flying Dutchman, argues today’s players rival those of Cobb Keeler and Lajoie. He notes pitchers work harder now, praises stronger leagues, and recalls pay and eras while coaching at Paso Robles with youthful enthusiasm. The piece also mentions Newton and Wallace winning a Miami golf event.
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Edna Reinherd Again Named All State
Edna Mae Reinherd captain of Barbera’s Fort Worth San Antonio team earns all state honors for the second year running. Pauline Burks, star center, also named to the first all state team as manager Charles Caribe Jr. reports. Fort Worth and Houston events referenced with mixed notes from a Texas hotel gala.
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Hollywood Ball Pilot Describes Earthquake
Bir Sandywnoast manager Ry Ost reports in detail a harbor city earthquake near Leg Beach. The account recalls hotel entrances, a crowd fleeing to safety, a missing dog Brannan, and a panic surge as a “tidal wave” warning spurred a chaotic beach evacuation and quick escape by bus to higher ground.
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Four Jeff High Stars Back Under Coach Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson's famed high school basketball team, coached by Harry Hamilton, fell short at Austin after a fierce run to the state tournament. Athens High's giants claimed the title, though Jefferson earned praise for a tough, skilled club led by Rey Smith and Haywood Norris.
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Weekend Sports In Brief from scattered meets and matches
The weekend sports brief highlights record performances and results across events. Buffalo Penn relay set a world four mile relay mark. Michigan normal team title at Central Intercollegiate. Tidlens, Oklahoma, and others win in college and conference play. Havana Larcanuga wins a Cuban Grand National race. Chariey captures $10,000 Floris Derby. national indoor tourney open results. Collegiate swimming and boxing among listed items with multiple scores.
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