Cards Win Final Gan Ind Series In 8 2 Victory
St Louis Cardinals defeated the San Antonio team 8 to 2 at League Park, clinching the series as pitcher Stair survived a high risk third inning. New York Giants guard Monday and Tuesday visit, with Benny Kauff in the lineup, while Cards seek a split. Miller Huggins’ squad showed strength in the second inning with Cruise stealing and scoring on an error.
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YMCA Week Schedule Highlights and Sunday Championship
The YMCA announces a full weekly athletic schedule led by George Wheeler. Seniors open with a standing broad jump and a basketball double header while classes from Junior to Business Boys fill the gym. Sunday school basketball features Laurel Heights Methodists versus St. Mark's Episcopalians in a championship series with games Tuesday and Saturday nights until one team wins three. Giants Defeat Pirates in Galveston 7 to 2 as Palermo and Perritt limit the locals to four hits.
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St. Louis Americans Top Memphis Club in 9 0 Victory
St. Louis Americans defeated the Memphis Southern Association club 9 to 0 Sunday. Fincher Weisman and Groom pitched in mid season form with support from Wellman Chapman Wheeler Jones Tillman and Ruel Dayton in a decisive win at Seina nour.
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Detroit Defeats Waco 7 to 1 in Sunday Tilt
Detroit regulars routed Waco 7 to 1 after sensational double plays and sharp fielding. Heisman hit a home run over the left field fence for Detroit, while batteries were Smithson Boehler Baker Zinn Hill Naylor and Toland Reilly.
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Indians Nose Out Pelicans In New Orleans
The Cleveland Americans defeated the New Orleans Southern Association team 6 to 4 in New Orleans on Sunday. Visitors scored two runs in the ninth inning as Morton and Bagby faced O'Neil Billings Walker Weaver and Higgins for the Pelicans.
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Memphis Lands Giant Recruit Ralph Sharman
Memphis Southern Association club announced Sunday night it has signed outfielder Ralph Sharman from the New York Nationals. Sharman was drafted from the Portsmouth Club of the Ohio State League last fall.
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Fragmentary OCR Line Likely Noise From Historical Page
A small, unreadable OCR fragment appears with repeated syllables and stray characters. The text shows no discernible event, names, dates, places, or organizations to identify a concrete news item.
Umpire School Opens in Cincinnati Ahead of Season
Cincinnati public schools launched the First School for Baseball Umpires with 12 to 20 graduates expected on April 12 as the opener of the big league season. The program, led by Howard Renshaw, William Hart, and William Carpenter, enlists amateurs and semipro umpires for a 20 week course with eye tests records and rule interpretations.
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Umpire Training Proposed In School Extension Course
The article describes an Extension Course where pitchers and catchers will perform battery work outdoors when weather allows. Instructors and umpires will judge balls and strikes to standardize calls before the season. It advocates an umpire school to instill rule mastery and professional poise, with public recourse to revoke diplomas if needed.
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Harlandales Win Game Over Hibernians 18 to 8
Harlandale baseball team defeated the Hibernians 18 to 8 on Sunday afternoon. Lou Kraft weakened in the fifth inning for the Ancient Order combination while McCarty pitched well, allowing only four hits for O Shaughnessy’s. Battery details list Kraft, Chittenden, McCarty, Haas and others with umpire Neal. In Fort Worth, Fort Worth Texans fell 5 to 2 to Chicago American regulars as Mapel allowed hits and different batters contributed for Chicago.
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Bernsen's single lifts Shreveport past Cincinnati in tenth
In Shreveport Louisiana Bernsen's ninth inning single after Carroll's triple in the tenth allowed the Shreveport club to beat Cincinnati Sun day seven to six. Dowd, Moseley, Clark, Huhn, Leverett, Andrews and Wells all noted in the battery list. Also Houston shut out New York two to zero with Code Criss and Glenn handling the mound duties.
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Rally pushes Ahrens & Ott past Pearls in tenth inning
Ahrens & Otts win 4 2 over the XXX Pearls in a Sunday practice game. Hicks pitched ten innings with three hits allowed and 19 strikeouts. Heil Lackey Gray and Burke each doubled for the winners. Harris had a three base hit for the Pearls. Wolff allowed five hits and 13 strikeouts for Pearls.
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Knights Sweep Potchernicks In Twin Bill At Krisch Park
The Knights of Columbus beat Potchernicks 6 to 2 and 12 to 6 in a Sunday double header at Krisch's park. Cy Fried pitched the first game with 10 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Graves Goff Stieh and Strauss hit four home runs. Degasperi homered for the losers. Polk led the Knights in the second game as errors and hits produced runs. Cardlus umpired both games to satisfaction.
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Blankenship Leads In World Pocket Billiards Title Race
Chicago March 20 Emmett Blanken ship of Detroit holds a one win lead with nine victories and two losses in the world pocket billiard championship final. He is favored to beat Ralph Greenleaf of Monmouth Illinois in today’s decisive match. Browns Win From Denison In Texas St Louis American beat Denison Western Association 7 to 4 with Eddie Plank pitching four innings.
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Alamo Heights Elimination Meet Shapes School Rep
Alamo Heights School holds an elimination contest at 3 p m Friday to select the best talent for the Bexar County Interscholastic League meet on April 1. Trials cover boys wave races dashes and relay baseball throwing in all classes.
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City League Meets Tonight to Post Forfeits
The City Baseball League will hold a meeting tonight in The San Antonio Light editorial rooms starting at 8 o'clock. Secretary Al C. Jonas will post the forfeits during the session.
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Typographical Team Challenges Editorial Staff to Baseball Game
The Light's typographical department vows to form a baseball team and challenge the editorial department to a game or series. Details on time, place and umpire will be set later, while they threaten the editorial side will resemble a pi line in the lineup.
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St Paul Team Wins Fort Smith Game 3 to 1
In Fort Smith Arkansas on March 20 the St Paul team of the American Association defeated the local Western Association club 3 to 1. Both teams fielded St Paul players as batteries.
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Ban Johnson Goes Back Ten Chicago
Ban RB Johnson, president of the American League, left San Antonio for Chicago to handle baseball business. He and Mrs Johnson vacationed quietly, seeking rest before upcoming league matters. They dined with Harrison Benson at the Menger Hotel and planned a hunting trip next fall. They also toured oil fields after a Cardinal Broncho game.
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