Babe Ruth signing rumor stirs baseball talk in city
A flood of speculation and radio buzz surrounds a possible Babe Ruth contract with the Yankees, with editors noting past signing theatrics and urging local fans to back a strong opening day turnout. Letters from local readers praise the Sinister Six and urge prize campaigns to boost attendance at Tech Field.
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Babe Ruth
Yuences
Yankee
New York Baseball
Wb Jo
Pete Hoeigen
Sinister Six
Marsnes
Tech Field
Bill Qemon
Sess
Alf
Harald
Houston Paper
Houston
Henk Bevereld
Sons of America Banquet Honors Local Basketball Team
A local banquet honored the Sons of America basketball team and members of the crowd at a Tuesday event. Recipients included players and supporters such as Rodriguez Santos Monde Cardenas Garza Trejo Arredonda and others, recognized for achievements in the season. The event occurred in Ban Marcos with attendees listed among organizers and sponsors.
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Sons of America
His of America
Chon Po
Andrew
Heri
Carck
TAM Bos
Alamy Crly
Tte Elie
Banjie Chase
Banjie Chase To Receive the Aware Wie Twit Rodriguez, Don Rodrihint
Dexve Orr
Jesse Santos
P. Monde
Ralph Cardenas
Rudy
Syewint
Radle Arredonda
Frank Nanice Martine
Carel Gurl Garza
Frank Treja
American loop teams shade national in spring training play
New York March 21 report notes interleague results in spring training. American League leads National League 10 to 8 after 18 games with Yankees and Red Sox performing best for AL while Giants and Dodgers top NL with two wins each. Athletics and White Sox struggle, Tigers hold three straight wins overall.
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New York
Tajnr
Erapetrult
Stegie
Eign
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Braves
Red Box
Cleveland Ingisns
L. Hed Sow
Reds
Athletics
Benmlore Cs.ci
Detroit Tigers
Kodak Kats Triumph In Eleventh Inning Thriller
Kodak Kats win 7 to 2 over Randolph field headquarters team after a late surge. Pitcher Henry and lineup stars deliver a decisive eleventh inning, with two home runs driving the Kats to the victory as readers note strong performances from Reed Brand and teammates.
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Barl
Randolph Field
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Nclock
Henry
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Rarayier
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Reed
Alf Geet
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Hanea
Walle
Aif
Bert J
Reed Heneer
Sit
Karn
Rey
Umbiers Venetey
Murray Birds Lead in Local Race at Whitesboro
In a local pigeon race from Whitesboro over a 40 mile course, W. A. led with first and second place birds. A. E. Heubsum owned third and fourth place birds, while distances and speeds are noted with owners and entries across the page.
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Murray Birds
W. A. Thre
Iocal Pagéan Fanciere
Whitesboro
A. E. Heubsum
Mic-_ Alester
Okie
Insulie
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MrAlbister
Schubeek
Charice
Santlehen
Whitney's Homer Save Phils Defeat
Whitney's homer salvages a Philadelphia defeat as Pinkey Whitner drives in two runs in the tenth at Shibe Park. The game unfolds with late heroics and disputed plays as Montridine and Maylng contribute for the visitors in a tense ten inning affair.
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Homer
Phils
Tle
Philhires
Montridine
Teaguers
Pinkey
Aid Conatrd
Ron Ngallel
Che Winter Haden
Fin Ball Park
Thion Tie
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San
Names of Our Puma In Native Derived European Lore
Yesterday's Explanations discuss the puma, its global range from Canada to Patagonia, and various local names such as cougar panther painter palamoubt and moonlals jinn. The animal's tawny brown color varies slightly by region, sometimes grayish or reddish, and readers may write Mr. Ripley with a stamped envelope for the Believe It or Not cartoons questions.
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South America
New World
Canada
Pataxonia
Atlantic
Ripley
Baseball Camp Chatter in Fort Myers Mentioning Haak Craik
OCR notes a chaotic baseball camp report from Fort Myers Florida dated March 21 mentioning players Haak Craik and other minor league figures with references to the International League champion. It references training drills, tryouts, and exhibition game context tied to the American League and city teams in spring.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Ahren Haak
Ae Mae Fm
Rane Craik
Aeriiy
Ine
2Thiledeiphte Oi Tira
Tnda
Tocolertain Aracher
Neneh Pears
Aemaneit Toural
FiuBegn
David
Krauese
FA Cole Tomperow
Vera Macin
Verjan ReMi
Cincinnati
Texas Girls All Winners in National Women’s A. A. U. Tournament
In Wichita Kansas on March 21, Texas teams lead an all Texans presence in the national women’s A. U. basketball tournament. Dallas Cyclones and Durant Oklahoma Cardinal hold byes as Bracket play opens with several Texas squads advancing. Other survivors include teams from Arkansas Kansas Louisiana Florida Tennessee Missouri with matchups scheduled for tonight and tomorrow.
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Honore
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Durant
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Cardinals
Sooner
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Kansas
Louisiana
Florida
Tennessee
Missouri
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Texas
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Fort Worth
Sunflowers
Houston
Minneapolis
Shreveport
Topeka
Sewells
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Lenoce
Kang
Cyrclones
Chandler Okla
Polo Teams Meet Before Gen Harbord in San Angelo
Two polo teams the Third Infantry brigade and Austin were set to play before General Harbord at a San Angelo field named for him after his transfer to Washington. The lineup included Austin riders AftNer Grossinger Michels Mather and Third Infantry brigade Palmer Craig Coulter Farmer.
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Third Infantry Brigade
Austin
J. G. Harbord
Iival
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Washington
Plait
Taneupa
AftNer
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Mather
Palmer
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Coulter
Farmer
Henshaw Puts Bee On Cub Experts
San Francisco report by Wayne K Otto details Roy Henshaw a University of Chicago left-hander who, after a slow start in spring camp, impresses Cubs staff. He learns from Johnny Schulte and Carl Hubbell. Cubs manager Grimm predicts he may debut as opener in Chicago on April 12.
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San Francisco
Wiese
Paige
Roy ‘Henshaw
University of Chicago
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Roach
Yerkes
Richmond
Grimm
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Tienshar
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Portsiders
Hubbell
Mareover
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Cub
Chicago
Lan'ted
Tilden and Troupe to Play Galveston
The Galveston Amateur Tennis Association plans exhibition matches at the Galveston Lovenberg gymnasium on March 30 featuring Big Bil Tilden and other pros. The program begins March 30 with Pare vs Barnes, then Tilden vs Musslelo, concluding with a doubles match Tilden and Barnes against Musslelo and Pare, all best of three sets.
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Galveston Amateur Tennis Association
Big Bil Tilden
Galveston Lovenberg
Essociation
Tilden
Emmett Pare
Bruce Barnes
Bill Tilden
Hang Musslelo
Tider
Barnes
Nusslelo
Pare
Oh Ag
Army League cage clash ends in extra period win
Kelly field edge Randolph 52 50 in a tight Inter-Post game after a 27 9 half and a 44 all tie. Flanagan Copelin led for Kelly as Trammmel scored a season high 14 points against Normoyle. Ninth Infantry overwhelmed Camp Normoyle 80 25 while Becant Medical beat Brookfield 42 40.
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Kelly Field
Talon
Randolph Field
Ninth Infantry
Camp Normoyle
Becant Medical Regiment
Brookfield
Kelly
Randolph
Flanagan
Whyty Copelin
Trammmel
Imark
NeAinst Normoyle
Wilson Mind
Talich
Auditorium Pick-Ups At San Antonio Show
A lively San Antonio crowd welcomed wrestlers and officials at a Monday night event. Managers Hank Sevefeld and Hucky Harris drew applause, while Jim Thorpe also received recognition. The San Antonio Sports Association thanked athletes, officials, city leaders, and auditorium staff for helping run the show and noted seat revenue.
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Feld
San Antonio Texas
Bassball Eit
Toady" Riley
Hucky Harris
Detroit
Jim Thorpe
San Antonio Sports Association
Auditorium Force
Fena
Ascocialon Furtier
San Antonio
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The bout card featured a six rounder where Kid Williams outmaneuvered Mike Martinez with three wins and one draw. Tommy Moore boxed Joe White in a curtain-raiser, dropping White by a right cross in the second. Swede Olwn and Ken Hollis opened with a thriller, Hollis winning 9 40 after a series of tackles and a heavy pin. Red Lindsay fell to Cyclone Fox in a Boston cradle exchange that ended when Fox executed a decisive hold. Paul Orth and Pete Brown staged an 18 minute clash marked by wild scrambles, disqualifications, and a brawl that erupted when Orth was pinned after a chaotic sequence in the ring. Referees and officials managed a chaotic scene as both wrestlers and corners clashed, with one fighter ejecting his opponent before the riot subsided. The night was packed with Shrilla and action, drawing a charged crowd despite the chaos.
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Gomez
Kid Willams
Mike Martinez
Willams
Mike
Tommy Mooroe
Joe White
Tomas
White
Joe
Lash
Tor I
Swede
Olwn
Ken ‘Holla
Hollis
Olson
Red Tindsay
Cyclone Fox
Pex
Paul Orth
Pete Brown
Fddle ‘Vogt
Hagsiders
Pete
Orsh
Vogt
Eddie
Orth
Eddi
Orlin
Perniader
Gurley Simpson
Bert Branvon
Ben Warren
Terry Young Beachel Ie
George Huntress Jr
Roland Searne
Val Geott
Unclear Fight Card Generates Nonsensical Names
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous fighters and ringside names but reads as garbled. The piece appears to be a boxing or mixed martial arts results blotter with scattered names such as Peres, Beane, Mevimi, Tran, and Lavine, plus references to venues and trainers, yet no coherent events or results emerge.
Brown Promoted to Meet Kilonis in Two Out of Three Bout
Promoter Charlie Wright announced that Pete Brown the Mexican light heavy will wrestle Kilonis in a two out of three falls bout at Beethoven Hall Friday night. Brown earned the shot after defeating Orth in a recent Wisconson national match. A return match with Orth is also sought after Brown’s rough conduct led to a disqualification. Red Lindsey vs George Craig and a Russian newcomer against Sackergue headline the undercard. Tickets go on sale at the Gunter Hotel lobby today.
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Funous
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Pete Brown
Beethoven Hall
Brown
Wiscan
Pau
Orth
Agrinst Kilonis
Wright
Romet
Eddie Vogt
Red Lindsey
George Craig
Russia
George Michaelof
Trish
Father" Lumpkin
Gunter Hotel
Santa Rosa Tigers Rally Past Toppers For Wild 25 17 Win
The Santa Rosa Tigers defeated the Bap Auto Toppers 25 17 on a sunny Sunday afternoon in a chaotic back and forth game. Hernandez Bravo Acosta and Vacho led the Tigers with strong hitting and timely swings as memories of a late surge sealed the victory.
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Hernendez
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Fen Acosta
Vacho
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Othon
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Ay Pane
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Vere
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Soro
B. Finies
Wimberly Pitches No Hit Games At T M I Diamonds
James Wimberly pitched a no hit no run seven inning game for Texas Military Institute on the Magnolia Finance Co. diamond Monday. The Magnolias won 15 to 0 as Clark Gilbert Bar thelomewy Menzies and Towery collected the hitters.
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James Wimberly
Texas Military Institute
T. M. L Diamonds
Magnolia Finance Company
Cam
Clark
Gilbert
Barthelomewy
Menzies
Towery
Magnolias
Dial
Amateur Bulls Rally To Beat Randolph Field In Ninth
The Chicago Bulls secured a 7 to 6 victory over Randolph Field’s Fifty-third squadron Sunday afternoon in a tense extra frame. Donalea by Parez and J Schraub drove in runs, aided by an error and two singles by Mollz, with Klein Hart and Werner leading the winners. The loss drops the visitors into a late game protest as plans arise for a rematch to settle the disputed contest.
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Randolph Field
Bqundyen Niin Dad
Donalea
Parez
J. Schraub
Mollz
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Klein, Hart
Werner
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