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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1922
Page
10
The New York Giants beat the San Antonio team 4 to 1 as Myers homered and center fielder Myers starred with key hits. Pitching by McGraw and Heaton held the Bears to a single score, while a fourth inning rally helped seal the win.
The Philadelphia Athletics schedule a Saturday exhibition with the San Antonio Banra, aiming to start Saturday afternoon. Manager Norther indicates plans proceed, players signed, and condition good. Rosy Younge keeps hitting. Titinay Wilinéy to join San Antonio tonight. Mancroft may play Friday with a possible lineup adjustment.
The report notes a successful practice and describes team activities and player names including Loessberg Wruehno Coleaworthy Mudd Kelly At herts Wandmeky Branmel Wendel Deason Meanka J Cavanaugh Gir toowel Weld Kacweck Howell and others as part of the Army Pout Widmond setup and upcoming fold this year.
In a late March track and field meet, Mahi defeated Rawsntile Acrimey by a narrow margin, with Loxah and Feaeken ridge High teams performing strongly. The event featured strong showings from Weta Arena Thigh School and Military Academy, while observers noted limited attendance and crowd focus on key performances.
McGraw expresses strong liking for New York City as a training camp site while signaling uncertainty about the Giants returning. Reports mention weather, training plans, and ongoing discussions among Giants officials and players about spring preparations and potential venues.
A scrambled set of baseball items notes games and players in Fort Worth Mexia and Los Angeles with scattered results and team references. Vague scores and names appear, including mentions of Riverside and Mobiles, amid mixed legible fragments and dated entries.
The report notes Ortega's suspension following a foul in a boxing style bout. Details describe opponents Gmabas, Ried, and Mrelt 25, with references to WoxXing in Nee vo' day and backthna tte after lis Lud pun waysiyd. The article mentions Marcie Lux of Bansan Quy and a ruling by Cuewley wight relating to the incident.
Fragmentary OCR item references champions and athletes with unclear names and places aimed at a Christian event in Waco. Mentions Mirb Agta Baliodas and Contyal with charges and UK payers Sowell Williams. No clear outcome or dates.
In a chaotic championship at Central A A, runners from Hav and nearby clubs posted startling times and upset records. Doron Muyehlian led with a 300-yard dash record as Lie Zt Okt Ae swith Gh paige Wudengs AA claimed top honors. Cleo Dental Surgery trio achieved three wins amid the confusion.
A college sports unit plans a spring trip to Japan for a football group. The visiting party will train and play exhibitions, with a schedule tied to university events and fundraising activities. Named organizers and dates appear in broken OCR.
An unreadable OCR fragment references Liberty, Che, Thharry Lineal oil, UMN, Aditi, and a voting context. The text is garbled with injected phrases and stray capitalized terms, making a coherent report impossible. No definite event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
A national regatta committee invites entries for trophy events including best boat design and fastest time. Competitors from universities and clubs are urged to submit entries by the deadline with fees and eligibility details provided in the notice.
At Put-in-Bay on August 20 rivals from Detroit contest the interinke regatta. Catlin Iannoh wins the championship trophy as the event features water racing, limited to four tables and a race format.
In Boston on March 25 the mixed doubles final featured Malia Visiratudi and Mallory vs Beank IT Gailtrey and Ne Willigns ID. Morlon Bhdorateis Gees and Cloilfroy of Boston defeated Mea Madla TYareradt Malory and G. Mur ius of New York to win the winter event, with Hun vetitiors present.
In a tight round of the Swothyma Bowl women’s event Tops golfers Pinduzst and Ne Cy Mareh posted scores of 25 3 and 44, as Halll Gumuafos or Chicmgy led early but trailed. Miss Marriott Bhenpar of Veeréard also contended though final totals favored others.
Plan for a girls meet at Port Worth with two events. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but references to Unity Inlet and Southiest appear. The readable fragments mention Urbana and TeW foil the paper with Shine Fiho.
Fragmented OCR shows a local parish league item with team names listed such as St. Patrick and others. The text is garbled but indicates an upcoming schedule or meeting with officials to determine divisions and matchups, mentioning dates and structure.
Movement to establish Hatamoras as a second Ti a Suana advances with plans announced in Brownsville. Key figures Edwards and others discuss financing, ground acquisition in Matamoros Laftosly Corr, and a winter season debut aimed for November. Local commerce officials hesitate amid broader international conditions and questions of feasibility.
The article reports a tenth arrest in Okmulgee area for alleged offenses tied to a larger investigation. It notes officials, including a commissioner, detailing charges against Borgene 2 and others, with bond actions and court appearances. The report references specific names and locations and indicates ongoing enforcement.
Fragmented OCR describes two unsettled titles and a Sunday league match. Mentions a discharge of $200,000 by a bank and a series of sports outcomes including a junior game and a championship. Names and places are garbled.
A volatile protest closed the Amalyar textile works as workers and a secretive union reached a strike vote over wage relief. Reports say the action disrupted daily operations and drew in officials to mediate. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A freighter named Anita Luckenbach of the Lauckenbrec Ding arrived in San Dieg from New York after a swift voyage. It carried 57.0 tons of coal and general merchandise, completing the trip in a record pace among fast runs to the coast.
A scrambled Chicago business notice mentions a resort seeking regulatory action on a $150 fee and a May 4 effective date. It references Chicago transit or event schedules and a special entry related to a Northwest project, with limited readable details.
A chaotic last year disorder led to multiple sentences by the high court. Willina Brancin Uoharty and associates faced death or long terms as orders on life and confinement were handed down amid disputes over residence and loyalty along Lake Unlow and Washington shores.
Allied foreign ministers in Paris on March 26 pursued steps to curb publication of confidential matters after a cabinet debate. They discussed Armenian questions in Asia Minor and considered protecting sources to prevent further leaks. A newspaper man cited sources and the ministers agreed confinement of ministers’ discussions would be the sole safeguard.
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