Weary Elks Face Houston Champs In Texas Tourney
Weary Elks lineup against the Morning Glory Nameries of Houston in the Texas Amateur Athletic Association tournament. Semi final saw Houston defeat the Elks in an early exhibition game in Houston. If the Elks win Saturday, they meet North Texas champions for the title.
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Kansas
Monelebatrplexs
Samiel
A. U
Brick ‘Afan
Morning Glory
Eem
Houston
Texas Amateur Athletic Eration Tournement
Houstonians
Elke
Fort
Houston Auditorium
Kelsay Waberten
Wort Worth
the _Feppera af Teallar
Merien
Kelsays
Booleniang
Banis
Elke “Abe
San Antonians
Blutitac Eeserrecteerrepe
Loughran Faces Weigh In For Chicago Bout
Lightweight contender Tate Loughran weighs in weeks after he fought at 175 pounds aiming to trim for a March 28 title defense against Mickey Walker at the Chicago stadium. Cassidy remains official starter for the racing season, reappointed by the Jockey Club steward.
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Loughrag Wan
Trunete
Mickey Walter
Chifo
Igbran
Cassidy
Yre Coscidy
Sesson
Vmezwarch
Jockey Club Yeater- Fe
Young Helen Hicks Dominates Florida Golf Circuit
Helen Hicks, a teenage golf sensation, has been burning up Florida links this winter. She has beaten every leading woman player in the South and claimed several titles across southern meets.
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Florida Links
Miss Hicks
Phair Predicts Reds Finish Fifth in Pennant Race
George E Phair writes from Orlando on the Cincinnati Reds prospects as spring blooms for Jack Hendricks and his club fade in summer heat The piece surveys players including Red Inman and Hugh Critz while noting Donohue Wisey and other pitchers of the era John McGraw and Keefe are referenced in the lineup critiques with a focus on spring performance and lineup depth.
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George E. Phair
Univeral Service
Orlando
Fla
Jack Hendricks
Jack
Ohio Valley
John McGraw
Bill Billefer
Will Brennan
Boze Bulger
Sie Crosinterry
Jimmy Isaming
Giants Drop Exhibition With 15–5 Loss To San Antonio
New York manager John McGraw shuffled the lineup in the first official spring game at League Park, but the Giants’ bats remained hot as San Antonio built a 15–5 lead. Keess homered, Tindstrom doubled and tripled, while Landstram and Ott moved in the order. Fitzsimmons limited the Texas league club to ten hits over five frames as Bearcats and Giants squared off in a rough, offense heavy exhibition.
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John J. MeGhaw
New York National League Baseball Club
Landstram
Ott
Jackson
Leach
San Antonio
Ginot
Andy Heese
Bos
Tindstrom
Ani
Baher
Neal- Baker
Bacelleus
Hatch
Carson
Curson
Jubclure
Inniox
Reese
Blo
Iro
Kott
Wee
Ben
Fred Fitzsimmons
Marty Kelly
Whit
Cohen
Plippen
Siote
Nason
Connalls
Thoman Connelly
Pine
Att
Brebbing
Teague Park
New York
Houston
Molyer
Tata
Bruin
Meliun
Ted Gates
Tight Classified Ads Shape Local Market
A bustling classified section fills the paper with job postings, household goods, and local services. Readers scan listings to find employment, buy and sell items, and connect with neighbors through advertised opportunities.
Dutch Henry Spared That Permanent Sign at League Park
Andy Rete claims there was no justice after Dutch Henry spared the promised permanent wave prize at League Park. Thorsday’s game saw a home run hit into the sign above center field, sparking talk of a future stunt and a playful challenge for the curly-haired pitcher to face the haies dresser.
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Andy Rete
Hla Hymer
Thorsday
Andly
Henry
Haies Dressee
Frank
Baseball Yard Busy Place Friday
Teague park saw full activity on Friday with the New York Giants conducting morning drills and San Antonio Bears holding noon practice in preparation for weekend exhibition games with Ginny. A report circulated about outfielder Emmett Hank Stulvey visiting the Reedio camp, with urged attendance at weekend events.
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Teague Park
New York Giants
San Antonio Bears
Pusiners
Mang
Tom Conner
The
Pears
Chitfielder
Emmett
Hank
Cooks of Kansas City favored to win AAU title in Midwest
The national amateur basketball crown rests with the Cooks of Kansas City as four Midwest teams reach the semifinals in the AAU tournament. Ke Nosl A of Kenosha faces Henrys of Wichita while the Cooks meet South Side Turners of Indianapolis. Central Normal falls to the Cocks 40 18 and Phillips of Enid loses 28 25 to the Turners.
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Kansas City
The
Cooks of
Mid‘West
Ke Nosl-A
Kenosha
Wis
Henry's
Wichite
Kan
Cooks
Turners
Indianapolis
Inn
Central Normal
Danville
Ind
Denver University
McPherson College of
Kauss
Henrys
Lnte
Phillips
Enid
Okla
Cooke
He-Nagh-A
Toncup
Hoyreyer
Arthur
Yomborg
Baskee
Northsestern
Hig Ten
Wisconsin
Waldo Fisher
Lomborg
Northwestern
Dundee to Lose Welterweight Title Clash in Chicago
The National Hosing association will recognize the winner of the Tarkie inle oting Thompson bout at the Chicago Coliseum March 28 as world welterweight champion. Joe Dunilee of Baltimore holds the title but has until March 21 to defend. he has not agreed to a match and will not fight before that date.
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Chicago
National Hosing Association
Wil Receine
Thompson
Chicago Coliseum
Joe Dunilee
Baltimore
Thorapian
Pacific Consk Negro
Storeil
Danideo
Ida
Chtuipson
Club Choking Techniques in Golf Pressed Summary
The article discusses golf club choking, advising how to grip and choke the club for different shots. It covers when to choke more on short chips and near the green, and cautions against choking the shaft end too much on full shots.
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Wiener
Teesige
Fite
Erlony
Alstunte
Alould
Thevenow Shines as Phillies Impress in Opener
Philadelphia March 15 Manager Shelton praised the Phillies after their first exhibition game, noting Tommy Thevenow’s standout shortstop performance restoring confidence. The former Cardinal, sidelined by a broken leg, showed form that left Shelton convinced the club is stronger than ever despite a winless road trip.
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Philadelphia
Shelton
Phillies
Tommy Therenow
Cardinal
Athletics
Shotton
Waner brothers weigh in as Pirates seek two more signings
The 1920 baseball season looms as Paul and Lloyd Waner prepare for a March 25 arrival in San Antonio ahead of a possible four city stand with the Pittsburgh Pirates. The brothers, part of a famed outfield unit, are among several star players weighing contract talks with clubs including the Giants and Dodgers. Pittsburgh officials in California have floated a $6 000 per season for the Waners as talks continue while Brooklyn star Davey Vance posts a high pay demand, keeping the market volatile ahead of spring signings.
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San Antonio
Daisy Vance
Brooklyn
Sam” Jones
Washington
Max Bixhoy
Philadelphia
Waner Brothers
Paul
Lloyd
Pittcburch Pirates
Waners
Oklahoma
Feve
Ran Antonia
Pittsburgh
New York
Alamo City
California
Wanern
Davey Vance
Brooklyn Wonder
Ruths Wild Pegging Costs Yankees Game
In St Petersburgh Florida the New York Yankees faltered as Ruth and rookie Sara Byrd delivered wild throws that misdirected fielders leading to a loss in extra innings. The Boston Graveniox offense capitalized as the eighth inning error set the stage for a tense tenth inning turnover.
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Ruth
Yankees
ST. Petersburg
Fis
Marco
New York
Marie Ruth
Sara Byrd
A. Olos
Boston
Lyrd
Keroves
Miss Wethered Seeks British Women’s Golf Laurels
Tondon March 16 Moyce Wethered will compete in the British women's golf championship at St Andrews beginning day 13. Once wary of crowds she returns to challenge Miss Ginnacle Ett and Miss Maureen Orcle as American players invade Britain hoping to capture the major British golf title not yet won by the United States.
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United States
Toro To Carry Top Weight In Clark Handicap
Toro a four year old owned by B T McLean has been allotted 120 pounds in the Clark handicap at Churchill Downs. The race opens the spring meeting on May 11 with Jock at 115 pounds in the same event. The Clark handicap carries 10 000 added money for horses aged five and up over one mile and a sixteenth.
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Loaidsville
Toro
B. Ti. Mclean
Churchill Towne
Jock
Oll Oy
Kentucky Iorby
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Tate
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Phair
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Iemels
Mike bin
Chealfers
Peter Jovenh Donahue
Eppa Jeptha Wisey
Jake May
Kenneth Lowtherfish
Marvin Joseph Gudat Stasmond
Bruce Tarrington
Silas Kenneth Johnson
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William McCor
Charles Noy Meeker
Florian Albert Pyle
Joseph Athan Smith
Paul Vernon Zahniger
Hugh Melville Critz
Hughie Mays
Erepnd
Critz
Reda
Prent
Georg Kelley
Wallship
Newark
Horace’ Ford
Crita
Chock Trresten
Freilcke Lindatrom
Wie ‘Pengner
Klem
Trasner
J. Ih Valentine
Ale Ten
Marie Callahan
Timex
Valth
Cyde Kukeforth
High Mer Matern
Lee Dison
Pasy Fox
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Coen
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McGraw
Andy Keess
Empire
Batlew
AB Boro
X. Weien
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Jackeom
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Thayierd
Ite
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Hose
Velimun
O'Parrell
Donnie
Kirgalmmann
Bakar
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Faltara
Thevenow OK
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Steet
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Jacobs Mazur
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