Bears Trade for Omahas Brown in Outfield Shakeup
News out of the Western League notes a proposed deal sending Harry Brown from Omaha to the Bears in exchange for a fielder, with Sixtus Segrist and Walter Nufer involved in confirming. Brown has piled up 165 games, 357 hits, 57 doubles, 14 triples, 18 homers and a .325 average.
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Thors
Harry Crown
Barry
Sarramesitt
Hess
Beststand
B Buch
2Gmahbe
Samm
Bears
Kal” Sesrist
Harry Brown
Omahua
Nofer
Anles
Walter Nufer
Brown
Aftet Nafer
Segrist
Omaha
Yoakam
Hill
Beck
Lions Meet Marlands Saturday in Final Texas Cage Showdown
Lions prepare to face Marland Oil company team of Fort Worth at the new Mark’s gymnasium Saturday night in the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation basketball championship final. Houston semifinal victors and St. Mark’s gym draw fill the build up as top teams vie for the state cage title.
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Te Bering
Taustir
Dione
Marland Ol Company
Port Worth
Stokes
San Antonio
Houston
North Teres
Bering
St. Mack's
St. Marks
Dake Hill de
Ngelbect, Hions’ Rengy Rentes
Lions
Seronf Etriog
Royaw City
St. Alarke
Engelbert
Engebert
St. Marky Aoriar
Jake Gill
IW. Richardson
San Antonio Bears Boost by Amateurs in Road Games
San Antonio amateurs behind the Bears with the Tesss Beagmere shore for the snd tiers. The minateur basebell commission, led by Rarah H Dorkee, called on President Harry Ables to seek cooperation for the team. Ables responded with a firm stance and a warning as Teague Perk's squad visits on the road.
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San Antonio Amateurs
San Antonio Bears
Beagmere
Sndtiers
Minateur Basebell Commission
Rarah H.dorkee
Harry Ables
Rex Edmonds to race on after eye injury
Veteran driver Rex Edmonds, from Holston, plans to drive the J. W. F. Cissley Special in the April 23 and 24 meet at the Piarasaron oud track despite losing an eye. He sought permission from the American Motor Contest association to wheel the car, aiming to race on after a prior crash that shattered his goggles and left him with glass in his hand.
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Beliere Mare
Ges Edmonds
Holston
J. W. F. C&issley
Pirasanron Oud
Hidmenis
American Motor’ Contest Association
Edmonds Joel
Daniel Baker Plans $10,000 Gym Construction Start
Daniel Baker plans a $10,000 gym to be built in Brownwool. Construction will start September 1, funded by pledges from local benefactors and supported by the university athletic department.
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Daniel Baker
Brownwool
Billies
Utter
Morr
Wale
Trudeole Thomerlies
Haines Terrier Wins Honors Away From Home
W A Baines of San Antonio reports his Fox Terrier Tepelewoot Gheerie named best of breed at a show, after a strong test with Wirely Bos from Paignton. The dog, imported from England and owned by Mrs Joe Schuessler of Bay Antonin, also won prizes in New York and New Jersey and best of breed at the Cincinnati City show.
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W. A. Baines
San Antonio
Tangier
Dalles
Nhaw
Tepelewoot Gheerie
Joe Schuessler
England
Chterin
New York
New Jersey
Mir
New Orleans
Ex-Bear Pitcher Cleared of Arson in Whittier Fire
Los Angeles March 17 ex Bear pitcher Elmer Ponder was freed of an arson charge tied to a Whittier Boulevard blaze. He testified he was dining with a friend at another city locale at the time. Ponder pitched for the Boston Athletics in 1916, and the team finished second in the league.
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Any Universm Service
Los Angeles
Elmer Ponder
Wax Teisy
Whittier Boulevard
Stalicn
Jase
Ponder
Ai Alii
Dander
Ban Attonis
Loonie
Feegue ‘Ath
Nilsiar
Harding, Muncell
Mullins
Stewert St Lary
Vittsburgh
Pitcher Harry Lee Rejoins Bear Club
Pitcher Harry Lee rejoined the Bear Club after a brief absence described in a local mag. The report notes his return came just a week after Fors Worth status and references Benz anuchpaw regowert ton Woh Thorntap in the same item.
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Harry Lee
Bear Club
Benz Anuchpaw
Famous Caddy Suspect in High-Profile Jewelry Theft
Police pursue a notable caddy linked to American golfer Walter Hagen. A warrant accuses MecDonald of stealing earrings and jewelry from multiple apartments and forging pretenses to obtain funds. Flagen faces charges of theft and related fraud involving several acquaintances.
Abilene Colleges Retain Coaches Amid Changes
Abilene colleges announce coach retention and staff changes for the upcoming WOZT-2S period. Coaches Lip thi, Be Bole, and Tessie Cromilii remain, with ABilene Christian and McMurry keeping R. M. Mellny and others on duty. Henryiinin is noted as a conference member. McMurry and Abilene Christian are in the TENAR/ALA grouping.
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Abilene
Tez
Marsh
Aiv Fene
Chyea Rolleges
Aihlerle Vasehing Vlaffe
Lip
Velieel Peay
Bole Fowill
Abilene Ciymetah
Eelleve
R. M. Mellny
Mis Murry
Cotlrgn
Perio
Hreinyiin
Anl Abilene Christian
McMurrry
ALA
Shea Me Lad Catcher in Detroit Manager View
Ex-met, now Detroit manager watches Mervyn Shea handle a pitcher in a candid moment. The scene mentions a striking first name and frames Shea as a central figure in the action.
Eight Teams Left In Meet In Kansas City
Eight teams remain in the national 4A meet at Kansas City as the fourth round narrows fifty entrants to a final eight. Top seeds include Bengas and Mix souei with key performances shaping the competition.
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Kansas City
Macch
Tournamant Bee
Ubree Ra Curtiva
Anys Kompetit Dina
Bengas
Mixsouei
Nest Sili
Walle Olshoma
Wisseneid
Thdinna Bad Ong Eeeh
Germany to Enter 400 Athletes at Amsterdam Games
Germany plans to send about 400 competitors to the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics in twelve sports. The dispatch reflects national enthusiasm as officials report strong overall team strength and hope to exceed previous representations.
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Germany
New York
Wana
Geemong
Amsterdam
Communicatings
Svan Halland
Predovick WW
Rubvinn
Anmuiesn Olympic
Far Nave
Northwestern to field just six plays this fall
Chicago report states Northwestern University football will use only six plays this fall under new coach Hanler. The squad adopts a different drill system, with a lean line and rookies shaping the team as spring practice proceeds.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Northwestern University
Irk Hanler
Tantey
Torny
Hanley
Hankel
Aril
Northwraleen
Fight Results From Local and International Boxing Cards
A jumble of boxing results lists winners by city and opponent with knockouts and scores. Gluck Wiggins from Indianapolis defeated Jack Let in Kalamazoo. Red Menard stopped Bonny Vowel in Halifax. Fort Molina beat Jean in Paris for the middleweight title. Joe Gang beat Lew Chester in Allentown. Tommas Longh narrowly defeated Bete Daioy in San Francisco. Mike Myers, Billy White, Muddy Martin and others are featured in planned tonight cards in Chicago and Boston with multiple bouts scheduled.
Exhibitions Report Mix of Scores Across Cities
A series of exhibition results show Shreveport and Chicago in action with varied scores. Notable matchups include Browns, Giants, and Denver posting single and double digit margins as teams season onlookers assess form and potential.
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Shreveport
Chicago Whiln
Fox
Soath Browns
Beowsls
Washington
TE Ciepinnae
Lauig Canis
Cleveland
Fi ‘Phat NaGmals
Buf' al
Hostoy Hravey
New Terk
Giants
Kan Frantisen
Denver
Wann
Hast University
Tunney to Return Home Early in April
The article reports that heavyweight champion Gene Tunney plans to return home in early April. He will then travel to New York to meet with Tex Rickard regarding a promotional offer and potential exhibition, with timelines suggesting a three week absence if negotiations proceed.
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Tex Rickard
Amonsger
Wily Dle von
Deedlng
Iatter
Tox
Lin
Eurojonn Telp
Tiger Second Team Picked for Laredo Trip
Bitthen Vetraik and the Tiger reserves were selected for the warmup trip to Laredo for weekend games against the Des Moines Western leaguers. The squad departs Friday night, joining Heaut Jack and Zeller with Heilmann the only everyday outfielder in the unit.
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Bitthen Vetraik
Iimder
Heaut Jack
Zeller
Utp
Laredo
Des Moines
Bears
Harry Heilmann
Roxy
Mltafieldera
Heilmann
Shill
de Youn
Mer
Devirerce
Sils
Manison
Worstall
Lowley Sulivan
Dehus
Stonve
Helen Plays In Tourney In Pasadena Event
Helen Wills, in her first tourney since Wimbledon 1996, drew Midge Gladman of California in the third annual Hotel Washington net tourney. The match sets the tone for the afternoon’s play as Wills competes against a strong junior contender.
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Pasadena
Csi
Marcelli
Jtelen Wills
Wimbinton
Mins Midge Gladman
Coubil Oppon- Voit
Misa Gholman i
Kid Como Pleads Guilty to Theft
Kid Como, prize fighter, pleads guilty to stealing assets valued at about 160 dollars from the American Rapayers company while acting as an agent. He confessed to transporting evidence from Cranley to a bank in Shrevepert, under investigation by authorities.
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Kid Como
Como
Corapomis
Agent Mob
Cranley
Anil
The Saint Patrick Golf Legend Unfolds in Folklore Fragments
A garbled excerpt recounts Warren O'Brien's discovery of a playful St Patrick lore. It mentions origins near Eeclofedan Beotland and a quizzical exchange about finding golf balls, mixing mythic history with comic dialogue.
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St. Patrich
Warren O'Brien
Wererren
Eeclofedan
Beotland
Yteland
Patrick Schmitd
Dave
Professionel Galfere
Beotlam
Duthers
O'Urien
St. Patrick
Rattlers Plan Diamond Schedule Amid Coach O'Donnell Fate
St Marys college baseball talks split the season into two divisions. Coach O'Donnell returns five regulars Leissner Path sad Tuster, Carver and English vie for key roles as pitchers and outfielders. The squad opens April 1 2 with Stephen F Austin in a two game series at Leagueark on Josephine Street.
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Iave Pall
Char Tom O'Donnell
St Mary's College
St. Mas
Stephen F. Abstin
Necos Douches
Bears
Josephine Street
Hetders
O'Connell
Carver
Binglish
Outéieldes
Oe Neststa
Wanter II
Snrond Yestsla
Rathers
Darand Auter
Earl English
Foul Bright
Seale
Mact
Kaiser
Walter Will
Tieshne
George Nearstawbortston
Tew McNulty
Braver
Gutfield
Ine
Gerhle
Inck Kuntz
Signed bout sets up Lomabi vs Anders title clash in March
San Antonio fighter Jack Willis has signed to face the winner of a March 26 bout between Leo Lomabi and Ino Anders in Aberleth. Tim McGrath, the manager, announced the arrangement with Hayden Wadbaans, the Olympic auditorup matchmaker.
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LOB Angels
Tim McGrath
Andonnee
Jack Willis
San Antonin
Trai
Hayden Wadbaans
Olympic Auditorup
Leo Lomabi
Aberleth
Washard
Ino Anders
Kentucky Borer
McGrath
Moriarty System Heightens Morale of Tigers Squad
The Moriarty system of morale development focuses on player autonomy to shape their own playing style. Observers at training report increased confidence and reduced tactical prescription, signaling improved team morale under the approach.
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Moriarty
Tigers
Moriarty Agatem
Reptimanil
Man- Agumint
Resulta
Recordig
Drtrsit
Hase
Moriatls
Cacelliie
Vest
Aidis Weackice
Waco Team Upsets Baylorites In Area Basketball
A garbled game report from Waco notes a basketball match where a local team scored 12 4601 with Sterlings and Smile leading scorers. It mentions Penit as manager and a forthcoming clash with Tesna Agsiva in the Collegn Statin tudugy.
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Waco
Baylorites
WAC
Weile
Hoth
Hurin
Litelee Siye
Penit
Hapetuin
Bears Triumph In Exhibition Tilt Against Bengals
Bears offense clicks as pitchers struggle in a rugged exhibition game. Key contributors include Bioos, Klein, and Deiter Fecking while strong defense by Waruck and Heiton helps keep the score. Cincinnati's errors and timely hits shape the outcome as both teams evaluate core players ahead of the season.
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Tengee Park
Jor
Klein
Siaty Mile
Bioos
David Tueslay
Verrhans
Peecit
Ow Bears
Egvl Weilehne
Southyew
Cearpe Smith
Gil Stoner
Wedneulay
Tim Lindiay
Tama Willingin
Wisfs
Tim
Brecinning Suiffs
Whiilal
Weiter Newman
Avil Deiter
Beaal
Heitmann
Joe Klein
Fiekding
Tarewia
Youn Pa Betberty
Lampnens
Lex
Bran’ Philbin
Theooall
Mr Monuab
Wothergirl
Heilon Omoutine
Hite
Tyapiene
Jackie Waruck
Heteoli
Canal Rally
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Entielt
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Tor
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Rix Etraicht
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St. Patrick's Day
Mr. Moriarty
Shea
Dytha Asuperated Press
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Jack Let
Halipax
N.S
Red” Menard
Halifax
Bonny Vowl
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Paris
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Fort Molina
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Allrninwn Joe Gang
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Lew Chester
Lew York
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Dave Rhaile
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Herman
Meyers
Billy White
Muddy -Martin
Fehnny Hills
Andee Rovlig
Tears Lenard
Boson —Youns Stribting
Maxie Rosenbloun
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Jung Klin
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Newma Fe
Whttantty
Silly Sy
Ly Mtaner
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Ly Boul Tor
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Henry Kocher
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