Browns Signings and Mission Camp Moves Reportedly Promote Growth
Pitcher Jack Dean signed by Guy Alter for the St. Louis Browns starts from the West Palm Beach camp and travels to San Antonio with Dean among the only leaguers to depart. Stidham Alley and Armand Paytor also head to join the Misc ons in Texas as Mission Camp reads updates on Caldwell and Scharein. Denton High School schedules a trip to Fort Arthur October 18 as spring practice opens with 33 candidates.
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Jack Dean
Guy Alter
St. Louis Browns
Browns
San Antonio
Palm Beach
Fla
Inter
Stidham Alley
New England
Armand
Bus
Dean
Rogers Fornkby
Rank Severeld
Hitler
Birey
Denton
Port Arthur
Henton
Denton High
Fort Arthur
Tolay Discrozte
Jacobs Return May Clear Up Fight Mess
Joe Jacobs returns from Hamburg Germany and plans talks with Matchmaker Jimmy Solviston and Johnston about entering Schmeling into Garden heavyweight elimination to face Max Baer. Promoter Paul Danski notes Schmeling may stay in Europe due to purse divisions and possible title bout in Berlin or London with Rothenburg proposing $300000 for Baer.
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New York
Joe Jacobs
Manhattan
Mads- Son Shudge Garden
Jimmy Solviston
Jacobs
Hamburg
Germany
Wnareriol
Paul Dainski
Walter Neusel
Schmeling
Daniski
Walter Rothenburg
London
Rome
Berlin
Rothenburg
Baer
Darask
Home Boy Makes Good- Elsewhere
Wylie Foley, a 26 year old Halifax boy, will coach the Italian hockey team the Wolverines in the 1836 Olympic games in Germany. Foley’s appointment follows success coaching the Italian national team to a victory over Switzerland and positions the squad as leading contenders for the Allan cup and Olympic assignment.
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Halifax
Wylie Foley
Germany
Foley
Jimmy
Hallan Olympic
Switzerland
Wolverines
Richards Beats Rival at Rutgers Gymnasium Duel
Vincent Richards defeated his professional tennis rival in a Rutgers university gymnasium event. In another meet, Austin Maroons beat Lockhart Lions on Tuesday night by a score of 69 1 2 to 52 1/2.
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Vincent ‘Richards
New Brunswick
N. J
Vincent Richards
Ig Elsged
Rutgers University
Gmnasium
Austin
Lockhart
Austin High School Maroons
Lockbard High
Tootchart
Stengel's Pep Inspires His Brooklyns
Davis J Walsh writes from spring training on Charles D Stengel’s leadership with the Brooklyn club. The manager radiates professional exuberance while shaping an earnest, evolving roster featuring Huenckol, Sam Leslie, Jimmy Bucher, and Robby Reis as key infield players and emerging hurlers like War Mines Babich and Emil Leonard.
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Davis J
Walsh
Orlamdo
Charles D
Stengel
Casey
Mitta
Brooklyn
Ike
Case Stengel
Ite
Huen« Cok
Sam Leslie
Strip
Tie
Florida
Bucher
Stergel
Owen Carrall
Art
Herring
War Mines
Johnny Babich
Emil Leonard
Ray Benge
Tulsa Oilers Hope Rested on Grigg as New Season Opens
Tulsa fans lean on Art Grigg to rebuild the Oilers after a winter of sales and trades. The club lost six Texas league stars including Hooks Newsome and Brown while bringing in rookies and pocketing veterans in a bid to challenge for the Shaughnessy pennant. Grigg’s reputation as a smart manager and his assembling of a new pitching and infield corps, led by Berger Fisher and Connatser, underscore a cautious hope that Tulsa can rebound by opening day.
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Shaughnessy
Dallas Steers
Alex Hooks
Skeeter Newsome
Brillant
Philadelphia Athletics
Mace Brown
Tulsa
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Click
Albany
Johnny Stoneham
Will
Indianapolis
Paul Easterling
Atlanta
Edldie Grimes
Fort Worth
Dick Whitworth
Texas
Ernie Holman
Eddie Grimes
Oilers
Bruce Connatser
Hanks
Art Shoap
Los Angeles
Conmatser
Western Association
Ben Catchings
Muskogee
Ivan Crawford
Fenty City
Sheerin
Charles Sheerin
Newsome
Holman
Dallas
New Orleans
Cliff Ograin
Peca City
Hal Patchett
Hughes Hole Liday
Heaumont
Walthall to Defend San Antonio Club Title
Paschal Walthall, standout San Antonio tennis player and Texas interrelalty team member, will defend his San Antonio Country Club singles title in the annual tournament starting Monday April 1. He will play on weekends to avoid missing classes, as club pro Joe Kaufman oversees the event. Defending the P. J. McNeel trophy, Walthall seeks his second, with Gilbert Denman and other top players from the club vying for honors. fourteen entries had been received by Wednesday.
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Paschal Walthall
San Antonio
Texas Intereralty
Walthall
Austin
Joe Kaufman
Paschal
Gilbert Denman
Club Qlayece
Kaufman
Teague M.G.A. softball team meets to start season
Softball Sunday School teams plan a 7 40 PM Thursday meeting at the M G A to organize for the season. The Lucky 13 club will honor star pitcher Joe Chapa Friday March 99. Light Newsies schedule Sunday games at 9 00 AM and 10 15 AM against Transient Bureau Solo Serves and Riverside Kats with Nene Chapa and Ralph Laija as top hurlers.
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Teaguera
M.G. A
Teague
Lucky 13
Joe Chapa
Light Newsies
Riverside Kats
Nene Chapa
The
Newsies
Ralph Laija
Kats
Exhibitions Results and Battery Listings Across Cities
A fragmented report lists Wednesday exhibitions with scores and battery lineups. Names include Philo Larkin Wade Reiners Johnson Bowman Pezznella Davis Todd Wilson and others across Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh Boston and New York, noting batters and pitchers and game outcomes in a dense archival style.
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Philo
Larkin
Wade
Reiners
Johnson
Bowman
Pezznella
Davis
Todd
Wilson
Orleans
Gohbal
Cleveland
Suche
Wale
Fish
Dell
Fernshder
Galehouse
Perrin
Zenrge
Oakland
Nickmeyer
Spencer
Folnar
Hartnett
Gobel Tobin
Regaland McMulen
Sinibalati
St Lewis
Boston
J. Dean
Hallahan
Pelancey
Club resumes women's golf with Scorch foursome event
The San Antonio Country Club plans a return to competitive play starting Monday with a Scorch foursome event at 2 PM and pairing of men and women for match competition. Defending champion Mrs KE Roe heads a field including runner up Mrs P J Lewis and other top players. Qualifying rounds Monday morning, match play begins Tuesday.
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P. J. Lewis
Mike
D. 8. Tate
Ann Mat~ioson
B. R. Lugcomb
Walter Negley
Don Tobin
E. R. Holland
R. W. B. Terrell
Carolyn Brown
Brackenridge
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Karl Caldwell
Art. Scharein
Misston
Bam Harshany
Caldwell
Scharein
Arb
Jured Jeg
Ai ‘Bions
Humble Oilers
Overton
Schureln
Hal Wiltee
Abe Miller
Harshany
Bam
Home Boy
Washington Senators
Clark Calvin Qriffith
Tanley R. Harris
Wes Me Richardson
Treas
Michorle Altrock
E.S. Eynon
Business Maneven
Jor Prancis Kerr
Senators
Biloxi
Mississippi
Pats Thre
Lo Pr
Hol
Oliver Whitehill
Washington
Lonte Morinis Weaver
Ashingten
Vinx Daring Hadley
T Lous
Robert J.burite
S Manne
Alphonse Themas
Fashington
Cleveland Start
Ashington iI
Iohn Asset
Reese Texander Boyd Decalre
Fastington
Tiges
Raymond Lee Prim
Greille Me Armburit
Chattanooga
Ianeapulig
Edward Linkeeee
Ashinetoa
Altananga
Leon Arthur Pritt Reer
Ashingon
Heary
Copnotn
Leo
Richard Lapahan
Tchei Chitford
William Bolton
Washington Fis
Samuel Marbury Holbrook
Jackson Redman
Sneees
Chattanooca
Ivralag Harm
Joseph Kuhelee
Aya Chartes
Satoman
Tynferd
Hobert
Orr
Necll
Awel Travis
Washington Mae
Wild L. Bluege
al Kress
John Francis Kerr
Chi-Wash
John Aghalic
H Washingtin
Ea Outrielders i
Chat
Joseph Cronin
Scraters
Goodrich
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Sy Ies
Paul W. Sauer
Mar
Lexington
Euclid Garfield
N. Flores
W. Martin Fannin
Pep
Brooklyns
Joe Cook
A. Rote Pring Goodrich
Silvertown Fel
Adit
WOAI
Goodrich Silvertown
Grigg
B. A
Bridgewater
Tulsa World
Okla
Mave
Art Grigg
Guerra
Fomby
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