Bears overpower Millers with twenty hits in opener
In a high scoring game at Antonio Park the Bears posted twenty hits led by Grovold and Gonzales while Bill Black homered. Minneap olis Miller pitchers struggled as Sengstock left with an injury and Sengstock’s absence plus Edmondson’s issues aided a Bears surge in the first game of the series.
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Butch” Sengstock
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Gonzales
Clark
San Astonio Bopper
Soathpaw Jecords
Sir Harris
Kwa
Orere
Grovold
Rosey
Washburn
Black
Bears Slugging Rally Tests Kelley At Bloomington
A base hit burst and two homers punctuated a late rally as Black and Jennings starred for the Bears. Manager Kelley faced a surprised crowd of about a thousand at Bloomington. Forecasts for a Saturday double header with Dumont Hatsisto McGraw and Porter were floated as weather chances loomed.
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Black
Kelsey Jennings
Kelley
Miuuseapolle
Arion
Madaghr Kelley
George Dumont
Bask Hatsisto
Bob McGraw
Rob Coleman
Josh fePorter
Balanix
Ray Collard
Buck Winters
Pitchers Shine In Early Ballpark Preview
The report notes Jennings praise for pitching and satisfaction as he spoke. Roy Moor filled in at first base with a sharp fifth inning throw from O Shaughnessy at short. Moor made a catch that rubbed Billy Warwick off base and Brarold impressed at second base. Left field duties shifted as running peeksrt eyed flies. First season ticket applications for the new ballpark were mentioned with Colonel Rickman cited.
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Roy Moor
Ulads
O'Shaughnessy
Moore
Billy Warwick
Brarold
Unclear Box Score From Erroneous OCR Report
The readable lines list players and partial scores with many garbled names and terms. It mentions teams or persons such as Jourdan Moore Dun gan Fisher Welker Swansea Prirun Eemendson Broveld Gonvut Washburn Clare Sanun Sovwnsend arcors Walker Shaugh Fruns Biz nérsy Bravgld Terve Uhai Warwies Tomnxerd Contales Boventhai Clark Binek Moore Usacs Watt Jennings Edmondson Beltzman Ott Harris San Antonio Annes ampires Olinger. The fragmentary text implies a baseball or softball style box score with pitchers, batters, and fielding mentions but remains too garbled for a precise game result or clear event.
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Jourdan
Moore
Dungan
Fisher
Welker
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Washburn
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Walker
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Warwies
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Clark
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O'snaughnessy
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Wirbary Moore
Usacs
Tili
Watt
Beltzman
Jennings
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Ott Harris
Edmondson
Maree
Hy Dr
Joie Rays Brother Set to Race at Northwestern Meet
Robart Ray of Gurs Indiana, Joie Ray’s brother and noted American champion, will compete in Northwestern University’s thirteenth annual interscholastic track meet on March 20 and 21. Described as an inexperienced runner, he is among about 1100 high school athletes expected to attend the track and swimming events.
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Chicago
Barrett Wins as Bobby Mayrett Triumphs in Philadelphia Bout
In a closely watched boxing match last night in Philadelphia, Bobby Mayrett of San Francisco defeated Jimmy Sacco of Boston. Mayrett earned the decision after an evenly contested 12 rounds, proving superior in several exchanges and sustaining pressure throughout.
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Bobby Mayrett
Thiladelphia
Jimmy Sacco
Boston
Dempsey-Firpienter fight film case moves in court
In Trenton New Jersey March 14 the term of George D. Rickard was extended as jurors in an alleged conspiracy to illegally transport Dempsey Pirpentier fight films faced review. Ralph Navarro, key defendant, testified that Quimby offered legal advice and urged caution while a witness list grew in United States district court. Court officials noted upcoming witness hearings and possible fines as proceedings continued. Separately Kerrville Texas prepared for the first county interscholastic track meet, with athletes from area schools set to compete in preliminaries March 21 and 28 leading to the final events.
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George TD
Pex Rickard
United States Distier Courts
Garry Osborne
Mndiientility Commission
Speciel Uihanal
Ralph Naverre
Ehief
United States District Court
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Gengral
Arthur X. Sager
Washington
Fred 2 Quiteby
New York
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Europe
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Jack Kearns
Jack Demoses
Harry MM. Lafagherty
Charles B. Sixton
Oklahoma
Koten
Charlie Cavanaugh
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Kerrville
Tex
Kerr County
Inedividual Seinners
First
Gece Wineee
Orm
First Of The Season Happenings At Local Game
First homerun Mike Gonzales. First diuhte George Beal. First single George Brovold. First out Bill Bleck. First sacrifice Yith Walker. First error Elmer O'Shaugh nesay. First strikeout Pat Dencan by Waitt. First base on balls Ted Jyurdang fay Watt. First Wit Tillie Walker. First putout Tite Gonzales. First assist Bi Wanvlek. First row George Hravold.
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Mike Gonzales
George Beal
George Brovold
Bill Bleck
Yith Walker
Elmer O'Shaughnesay
Pat Dencan
Waitt
Ted Jyurdang
Fay Watt
Tillie Walker
Oy Wan
Tite Gonzales
Pspun
Eisel
Dourdan Steshing
George Hravold
Washburn College and Hillards in Basketball Final
Kansas City Missouri March 14 The Hilllards basketball team of St Joseph Missouri and the Washburn College aquinist of Topeka Kansas met here tonight for the 1923 national A4 TU championship. Hilllards became finalists in the tournament by defeating the Kansas City Athletic Club 19 to 14, while Washburn eliminated the Menin A C of Lafayette Indiana 30 to 20. Kansas City is without a representative in the finals as the contest tonight will be a home affair.
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Kansas City
Hillard
Jess x
el Centenders
Northwestern U Wins Tank Title In Chicago Meet
Northwestern University secured the tank title at the Northwestern Conference meet in Chicago last night. Minnesota trailed with five victories, Wisconsin and Chicago tied for second, and Ohio State picked up a single win. The program dominated several events with standout performances in the half mile and 449 dash.
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Chicago
Pyts Enon
Minnesota
Thinsis
Michigan
Michigan Qianfiee Five, When Each In Three Preliminary Trials Jaz
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Dewn
Ohio State
Italy
Yale
Hoppe Defeats Champ Schaefer in Upset Match
In a surprising wrestling style bout, Willie Hoppe bested the famed Champ Schaefer to seize the title. The event drew in fans from nearby venues, with Mapes and Bostov noted among participants and judges tallying the final score 47 to 74 in the late evening session.
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Bostov Mapes
Willie Hopp
Viardist
Zale Schaetox
Tilleholder
Iris
Schaeier
Senegalese Siki Fights On Despite Knockout Threat
March 14 report notes Battling Siki may endure a tough bout with Berlenbach in New York. Siki, famed Senegalese challenger who once beat Georges Carpentier in Paris, shows steady defense and resilience, while Berlenbach presses with steady head and body assaults.
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Hizard
Georges Carpentier
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Bulus
Negra Wey
Wargel
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Hig Spoonerit
Siki Re- Talinte, Out Right In the Ndt
Reo
Silke
Frankie Srttodl
Buffalo -Seceptor
Larey Estridge
Heights Divides Pair at Normoyle
Denver Heights drops a 44 to 12 loss to Cairn Noroyle in a Friday night game then defeats Company A champions Camp Normoyle Teague 22 to 20 in overtime. Cones scores 20 for Normoyle. Greene Padsers and Matix Rivlin Saqua reach four points for the Methodist squad.
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Noroyle
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Kivlin
Jeser
Fayua
Langtry
Baylor Names Sisco Baylor Captain In First Season
Sack Sisco of Waco has been chosen to captain the Baylor basketball team. The former Waco High guard is noted as one of the conference’s leading guards this season and is in his first year with Baylor.
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Sisco
Waco High Xiur
Ad Southwestern
Baylor
Aggies Win Opener in College Station Texas
In College Station Texas the Aggies opened with Marcel scoring 14 and Tenny A and Mallege Jost adding one tackle for a loss. Vinday tee Ye Southern Panifie nine from Enpie.
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Aggies
College Station
Tex
Marcel
Tenny A
Mallege
Enpie
Semi-Pro Ball at Schwab Park Leads Local Lineup
Glub, Griesenbeck, and Cracker Fielder back for the Indians club with Tim Griesenbeck anchoring behind the plate. Dink Liepart returns as assistant while Pat Dreyer and Bill Prilins rejoin the infield and outfield respectively. Pinkey Whitney heads to Decatur. Buckley joins right field. Key pitchers include Dick Aldsworth and Dick Winters. Sailer’s Pacific club also to play at Schwab Field this year.
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Vig
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Insc
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Pat Dreyer
Bill Prilins
Kerst Tion
Trinity
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John Phiisnis
Pinkey" Whitney
Decatur
Cleveland Todians
Johnny
Freddie Huntress
Texas
Joe Siaus
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Ty Eth Field Artillery
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Wisterail
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Matthews
Jon
Jemmy
Pribahuty
Richard
Dick” Aldsworth
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Connie Mack
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Davies
Holmes
Twelfth Wield Artillery
Rey Hicks
Sarold Winters
Alamo- Peck
Main Avenu High Smitdl
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Sailer
Fast Sanderr Pacific
Schwab Wield
Grip with thumb and forefinger of both hands
The passage explains forming the grip with the thumb and forefinger on each hand to maximize pressure while keeping the wrists free. It notes practice will show how easy it is to maintain the hold and mentions a nod to the author and publication details from 1924.
Division Basketball Champs Swing In Junior High League
In the Junior High School Basketball League most divisional titles are decided. Sidney Tanier won the A Class division by beating Whomay Nelson Page 11 to 6. Limite took the A Class division last week, Washington Irving beat Themas Neldon Page 15 to 6 for the Class title in that division. Harris won the A Class championship by beating Nathaniel Hawithorne 2 to 14 in the other division. Harris beat Hawthorne 22 to 8 in a B Class game while Hawthorne had the divisional title cinched. The B Class crown in this division remains undecided after Harris defeated Hawthorne 20 to 4 and Merson beat Edgar Allan Pot 20 to 4, leaving Harris and Emerson tied.
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Tunior
Sidney Tanier
Nelson Page
Hole in One Sends Golfers to Florida West Championship Finals
Nelson Davies of Gleveand scored a hole in one on the 160 yard fourth hole Friday in the semi final of the Florida West Country golf championship at St. Petersburg. He moved one up on Jack Heath of Charlotte and won the match by one up to reach the finals against Art Behm, Cleveland municipal champion.
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ST. Petersburg
Nelson Davies
Gleveand
Jack Heath
Charlotte
N.C
Davies
Art Behm
Cleveland Municipal
California hunting calendar limited to three days
Vniting in California will be legal only on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays, plus holidays and the first and last days of the open season if the governor signs the bill. The open season dates would be changed and hunting would be permitted only on specified days.
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Cal
California
Tegal
Senate
Aly
Ninth Infantry Post Runner-Up Triumph Over Twentieth
The Ninth Infantry posted a 26 to 19 victory Friday night to likely clinch runner-up in the Army Post League. Rose scored 11 for the winners, with Swanson and Ellinger adding seven each. For the Twentieth, Dear had seven, Bailey and Fisher six apiece. Lineups: Ninth Ross Wright Ellinger Clark Bush. Twentieth Bailey Bear Fisher Pennington Chaney Barrett refereed.
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Army Post League
Ninth Infantry
Twentieth Infantry
Rose
Swanson
Ellinger
Dear
Bailey
Fisher
Ross
Wright
Son
Clark
Bush
Bear
Pennington
Chaney
Zaurds
Eddie Barrett
Mexican Leader backs national baseball league plan
Douglas Arizona reports that President Calles of Mexico voiced approval of forming a Mexican national baseball league aligned with former major league star Bal Chase plans. Chase would be named national administrator of the game in Mexico and has accepted management of the Douglas baseball club on the Mexican Border League.
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Ariz
Marsh
Calles
Mexican Republic
Ban
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Ieatue
Wheeler Reports To Spudder Camp
Rip Wheeler, ace of the Spudder Ditching staff in 122 and 1923, arrives at training camp from Kentucky to begin conditioning. Vic tor Pigg, a right handed pitcher from the Seattle Pacific Coast League, purchased and to join, leaves three absentees: Ira Morgan on ten days leave and Jack Roche en route from California.
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Associated Press
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Spudder
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Wheeler
Chicago Cubs
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Bubbher Jonnard
Dick Morgan
Chaib
Victor Pigg
Seattle
Pacific Coast League
Spudders
Pedro Valles
Wash
Ira Morgan
Jack Roche
California
GOOD WILL QUINTET TRIMS FLIER TEAM
Good Will Center defeated the Eighth Squadron basketball squad 20 to 13 on the Karner court. The Flies tied the score in the second half after Good Will led, but could not overcome the gap. Suitches led the winners with nine points, Guzman added six, Salas scored a ninth point on a long heave.
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Howitt
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Wagner
Sul
Galveston team to Organize Tryouts by Camp
The article details positions up for grabs as Pratt leads the squad in a training camp. Pinehurst veterans Gleason Appleton and Allen compete with new prospects from the Fast Vexny and Southwestern Leagues. Catchers include Morrow, Witty, and Fields. infield battles focus on second base Bondurant shortstop. first base and outfield contests among McDonald Foss Weeks and others. Plan emphasizes hot corner and outfield power as tryouts proceed.
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Vous
Satchera
Morrow
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Red Carington
Baylor University
Manin
Fields
Tyler
Jim Galloway
Mal McDonald
Houston
Debbie Foss
Fort Worth
New Orleans
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Gatesville
World Series Cage Games Set For Saturday Night
Two world series cage games are planned for Saturday on the M G AL court. Prospect Hill Methodist Sunday school faces Contr Chris Hang at o'clock in an intermediate series clash. A junior match follows with St Blarks meeting McKinley Avenue Prospect. Ail can cinch a tie by wining Saturday night. Whit ney injury sidelines Finkes from Christian squad. St Mark's and McKinney Avenue both seek their first junior series win.
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Chris Hang
St. Blark’s
McKinley Avenue
Prospect
Finkes
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McKinney Avenue
Sam
Tilden defeats Alonso to win Florida tennis title
Willam T Tilden, national tennis champion, captured the Florida title by defeating Spaniard Myanuc Alonso in the finals. Alonso won the second set, 9 7, but Tilden recovered to win 6 3 6 4 and claim the title after advancing past Vincent Richards and Howard Voshell in earlier rounds.
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Willum T Tilden
Florida
Raeger
Myanuc Alonso
Davis Canstar
Tilden
Alonso
Vincent Richards
United States
Howard Voshell Forth
Vicentini Named Title Contender
Buenos Aires report says Vicentini the Caillan boxer has been chosen to represent South America in the American elimination tournament for a lightweight title as a replacement for Benny Leonari. The confederation also asks New York utility commission to withdraw entries from Argentine Geuguay for the event.
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South American Boxing Confederation
Vicentin
South America
Benny Tleonari- Phe
New_York state utiletic commission
Id Geuguay
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