RUNT HURLER MAKES 6000 AT SECOND
Warren W Brown reports on the Boston Braves changing infield positions for defense. Dave Bancroft advocates second base for younger players like Lucas, with Bed as new second baseman and McInnis possibly moving to other duties. The infield features Marist at third and Padgett shifting between positions as the team reshapes for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Brown
Peterssacre
Bose
Dave Bancroft
Esnereft
Lasily
Braves
Irom
Bancreft Sa
Bancroft-stone
Tollecon
McInnis
Manrite J
Atlanta
Coz G
Lucas
Three Springs
Giants
Boston
San Antonio
Gren
Bancrofi
Dbancro
William Marist
Laiping
Smith on Way to Jon Polo Team
Lieutenant Tekin and an American army polo team selection noted. Early writings hint at Washington plans to ship forces and deploy from the capital toward Singin. Fort team and M. Lines referenced. The fragment suggests ongoing military and polo related movements with unclear chronology and several garbled phrases.
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Smith
Jon
Tekin
Siehll
San Auronio Army Orffort
Manters
Aspetican Army
Gqoand
Bhorclugl
M. Lines
Liesuewal
Jfausien Jone
Iran
Vaile
Sacred Heart and Utrites in Game
In a challenged text fragment the article references Sacred Heart and Utrites in a game with unclear context. The readable bits mention attendance or service elements and a city setting, with garbled names and phrases hindering full reconstruction of teams or outcomes. The piece seems to be a sports brief or local update embedded in a larger page.
Fails as Pitcher Becomes Braves Second Baseman
A former San Antonio Bear pitcher, sent to Boston for a big league chance, shifted to infield duty this spring. Manager Dave Bamerott moved him from pitching to second base, where he has earned a regular job with the Braves.
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Euess
San Anton Bear
Boston
Moughsman
Ettie
Raiker
Wirts
Dave Bamerott
Lucis
Ash
Braves
Rules Changes Highlight Grid Football Revisions
A fragmented pasting details proposed football rule changes. Topics include offside touches on fans and balls, kickoff choices, penalties, and equipment standards. The notes explain umpire jurisdiction and field conduct adjustments with emphasis on fair play and reporting.
Texas Basketball Champs Reach National Meet
Unclear OCR text references Texas basketball champions advancing to a national meet. Mentions contestants and teams with garbled names and nonsensical phrases. No coherent event details or dates can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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Texas Basketball Champs Way
Austin Highs Golf Defeat Main Avenue Team at Brackenridge
Austin High School golfers defeated the Main Avenue High squad from Sew Antonin at Brackenridge Park. All three morning foursomes were won by Austin while six singles in the afternoon split 3 3. Roberts and Phil Lip George beat Shaugh and Levinson 1 up. Felix George and Tony Butler beat Holleran and Weichlein 2 and 2. Murray Barger and Charles Tew defeated Holleran and Nye 3 and 2. Singles results included Roberts 3 1, Butler 5 3, Ramsey 3 2, Nye 2, Holleran 2 1, Levinson 3 2. The Main team may visit Austin for a return match next Saturday.
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Austin High Schools
Main Avenue High
Sew -Antonin
Brackenridge Park
John Richey
Assin
Austin
Main High
Roberts
Phillip George
ReubenShaugh
Morris Levinson
San Antonio
Felix George
Tony Butler
Tom ‘Holleran
Notten Weichlein
Murray Bar‘ger
Charles Tew
Bill Holleran
Everett Nye
Sam Antonio
Albaugh
Butler
Fom
Eichlein
Ramsey
Piil Holleran
Nye
Tew
Tom Holleran
Levinson Wan
Toad
Bowling Tenders Show Mixed Scores Across Leagues
The report details several bowling results with varied scores across teams. St Joseph's Ladies posted high marks while Catholic Women and Alamo Ladies split wins. Individual standouts included Mesdames Glenso Abe, Willig, Werner, and 2 Tyr, with notable games on St Joseph's alleys and at the City Niseplo League.
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Andes St Joseph's Lailies
Devt
Darene J. Giliig
A. Bvrtier
A. A. Windlinsne
Stucrel Tor St
Osesihr
Breit
Puesfier
Born Leaves
Segres
PBS
Alamo Ladies
St. Inseph
Glenso Abe
Willig
Make Hits Homer as Panthers Win
The exhibition season opened with a Panthers win as Kirke hit a homer for Port Warthy. Turon, the new outfielder, joined Lawans Kine in a Sunday matchup, while Masset Matlos handled pitching duties for the vistur's.
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Panthers
Luclers
Hanae
Woes
Trew
Ind
Masset Matlos
Uae
Vistur
Kirke
Port Warthy
Turon
Lawans
Wisconsin Sports Program Aims to Expand Beyond Focus
The university notes limited growth in athletic offerings beyond main sports. In the Middle West, efforts to add broader wine year sports are mentioned with some skepticism. Details remain unclear due to text garble.
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Aladison
Wit
Mare
University of Wirseon-sin
Wes
Stdin
Cabiversity of Wisconsin
City League seeks two more teams for wartime schedule
Six teams are listed Sacred Heart Gulf Refining Wel Stonvs Public Service Security Benefit Associa tion and JAttsburgh Water Heater Company. Enter by calling Charley Wurst Crockete 2650 or The Light sports department. A meeting to form the league is set for Wednesday at 5. Menteers urged to attend and managers to bring players.
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Nxt
Sacred Heart
Gulf Refining Company
Wel-Stonvs
Public Service Company
Security Benefit Association
Jattsburgh Water Heater Company
Teague
Charley Wurst
Crockete 2650
Light Sports Department
Ree Travelers
Aztecs and Gulf Teams in Feature of Double-Header
Aztecs showcase Isy rante at Van Dare Stadium Sunday in a baseball double header with Gulf teams. West End Bluevers meet the Aztecs in game two as local fans on the West Side expect strong play from cues and veterans amid lively season chatter.
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van Dare
Isyrante
Aztecs
Canparny
West End Bluevers
West Side
Busi
Burt Cahill
Cheche
Altrocki
Cormeborates Bart
Colima's Manager Outlawed Forever
George Mevers, manager of Bert Colima, had his managerial license revoked by the California Boxing Commission. He is barred from the corner again, a drastic blow as Colima fights others under his supervision. The ruling references a July bout where a foul affected Colima’s record and Walker was disqualified by Referee Harry Lee.
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Los Angeles
George
Duleh) Mevers
Bert Colic
Jeit Lie
California Boxing Commission
Mevers
Licwixe
Wader
Colimas
Meyers
Colima
Whittier
Mickey Walker
Sleventh Rounel
Pack Dagle
Vernon Armn
Cummission
Coline
Uivk
Kowards
Walker
Deven
Harry Lee
Colinin
Kearns Predicts Go With Gibbons Boxing Talk
Promoters ready in Michigan City and California for possible Dempsey bout. Kearns, managing Benjamin, says a Dempsey Graham fight could unfold after August plans loom. He notes interest from Jimmy de Forest and Tom Kennedy as talks intensify amid regulatory travel delays.
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Kate
Hut
New York
Dempsey
Grahams
Kuarny
Piard
Siminnus
Michican City
Benjamin Torx
Sammy Mandal
Taly
Ad Kane
Mandell
Swanger
Ity
Wiewe
Kearns
Benjarmin
Kane
Calitorsia
Firpo
Tite
Demysey
Luis Firpe
Itn
Michigan City
Auewer
Kearna
Wwe
Jimmy de Forest
Th Dolo Grounds
Dempsey Wills
Tom Kennedy
Los Angeles
Terk Kearns
Tes
Tuckard Aon Athena
Trenton
California
Beckon Matt and Ring Rings Footlights
Wayne Alamm, a Nebraska wrestler who recently defeated Strangle Lewis, is poised to become a major drawing card. His size and triumphs raise expectations that he could challenge champions like Dempsey with more experience, boosting his star appeal in the ring and on the mat.
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Weyne Alamm
Dempsey
Han
Jackson Scholz True Sportsman at Millrose Games
Olympic champion sprinter Tuckson Scholz showed sportsmanship at the Millrose indoor meet in New York. He tied in a 200 yard dash with tester College rival J. Ellie Vin after a dead heat, and both advanced to the final.
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Tuckson Scholz
Millrose A. G
New York
J. J. Ellie
Vin
Tester College
Gene
Sehots
Sreny
Wygoff First Fur-Lette Teghsta at Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech honors Mans fama and athletes for elentel shoes and feats across sports. Stamper Flowers Batron Guran lead a famed group as Wygoff, a 796 pound junior from Arkansas, becomes Tech’s first fur-letter man in diverse events. He earned varsity letters in football basketball and track, starred as All-Southern fullback, and scored 14 points in the Sewanee game.
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Atlanta
Fama
Cole
Georgia
Stamper
Flowers
Batron
Guran
Steapner
Owen
Auberh Jaat Aprung
Tis
Lach
Sewanee
Tech
Penn State Stars Vie for Big League Berths
Penn State’s 1921 team members, including ex outfielder Yin Koehler and pitchers Hinkey Traines and Too Tightner, are reportedly seeking spots in the National or International Leagues this spring and summer. Traines has moved to Rochester via the New York Yankees, while Koehler captained the 1923 squad and Haines, Reading star Dightner, and Tightner are noted for their strong play.
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Spata College
Penn State
Nittany Lion
Perth
Koehler
New York Rate
Hinkey
New York Yankers
Rochester
Ernwd Bate
Wizald
Myles Tiimay
Tye
White
H Reading Starr
Haines
Dightner
Kohler
Thomas
Hugo Heedek
Ups and Downs Fill Careers of Baseball Pitchers
The piece traces Al Mamaux and Vance, two early 20th century pitchers. Mamaux fell from stardom after trades and a failed comeback with Reading and the Yankees, while Vance rose as a top prospect then faded as Vinies left for a contender. The article places both in the context of Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and major leagues.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Youngs
Vance
Young -Vance
Brooklen
Jerome
Mamanx
Brooklyn
Reading
Yankees
Mamaux
Shoul
Bittas
Yong Vinies
Mama
Vana
Tiel
Ein
Toss
Walal
Xonng
Mathewson
Jonaan
Alexander
Fous
Evionng Giant Seeks Ring With Dempsey Rival
New York report profiles Daniel Botsal from Kruti Vercity aiming to challenge champion Dempsey for the heavyweight title. The 18 year old, weighing over 140 pounds, has boxed less than a year yet claims to have knocked out every opponent. He plans immediate training and seeks promoters to arrange a bout within three months.
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New York
Mare
Tack Diempoce
Daiek Botsel
Krutigerl
Garauyy
Mount Chay
Weisha
Lawel
Bri
Miami Races Crowd Sets Distance Records at March Meet
A crowd of 15 009 watched Miami’s track meet as records fell in distance races and relays. King of the Spa led a late surge. Bansil and Tar fought for second while Otter led a sixteenth mile dash. The meet featured a mile and sixteenth record 2 45.0 seconds and marked the Erstn finals. In Guillene Florida semi finals of the Pacific Coast women’s championships Miss Collett defeated Mrs Starrett to face Miss Uncell in the final. Magomt JH reports Ginn Avsbury’s 228 point season and 10.2 points per game in 15 contests.
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Miami
Fla
Thansem
Furum
Tibe
Jai Imi
Bansisi
Slong
Spa
Guiseine
Iiterestine Gail
Glemia Collett
TF. BD
Poin
Magomt
Marels
Porrats
Fndker Hall
Westr Heole
Teachers’ College
Ginn Avsbury
Xenson
Tleven
Shvews
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Iguintavle
Casey Stengel
Eli Cunningham
Jimmy Welst
Statth
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Welst
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Sorrer
Traiter
Frente
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Hein
Clippers
Baes
iMmei
Tilden
Weiner
PSV
Flin Mervin
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Bahu Es
Dietitians
Idape Anitur Ree
Jek Voss
WMAIN
Ustin
Ladies Ninepin League
Yorun Avyerigul
Fern Denver
Alatoo Ladies
Soseph
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Sarrots Vereus
K. C. Nightharije
Bae Foils
Tube
Parrots
Cecila
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Mistletoes
San Piro Park
Mannese
Morris
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Eraternal
Lesigneng
Othir Deama
DeMolays
Elks
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America Tegton Age Shriners
Gako
John Weber
Lefty Ivorgs Moreh
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San Perlia Park
Weyers
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Sarre
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Young Masse
Diskelhers
Sheitzen
Diaami
Malreberger
Gaubatz
Lord
Heries
Storrin
Fort Bliss
Philadelphia
Et Peasy Wea Lee Msi
Broekenridzy
York
Natvood Inter-Errail
Philadelpia
Cock Fall
Comey
Tolt
Wood
Surcess
Major Chamberizin
Sophia Huthsteiner
Buss
Jackson Scholz
True
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Wygoff
Teghsta
Gemsad
Wyllback
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Shek Put
Randing
Demanauk
Minneapolis
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