Charity Game Draws Big Crowd Despite Weather
A large crowd is expected for a charity baseball game between New York Glania and Chicago White Bar at Lesgun pare. Proceeds will benefit St Joseph's orphanage. The match, part of spring training, will feature San Antonio league clubs and is set for Wednesday with advance ticket sales strong at editorium and local hotels and parks.
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New York
Chicago
Lesgun Pare
Bt. Joseph's
San Antonio
Dwa Esujoc
Ja Onder
Fauis
Ediitorium
Plass
Garter
St. Anthony
Harlandale High Drops Out of Baseball
Harlandale High and South San Antonio High withdraw from District 23 Interscholastic baseball due to lack of players and high travel costs, citing a shift in focus to track which draws more interest and is cheaper. All games involving the two schools will be forfeited as a result.
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Herlandals
South Fon Antonio
Thin
Officiala
Loid
Han
Harlandale
Chatoa
Blaine
Bill Keeling
Warlandale
Cara
South San Antonio
Aicborne
Los Angeles
Erzore
Alamo
Harlendale
TIO
Endicott
Alinpron
Drevaie
Tor
Terul
Stitt
Jon Angier
Iengery
Hankwlon
Eae Tar
Feailice
Od Wimar
Holland
Tonines
Hartendate
Annales Melahie
Halland
Tito & Stoker
Pagel I
Hos.a
Harlemdale
Amulre
Herrera
Crisler Draws NCAA Tournament Pairings in Chicago
In Chicago on March 24, Fritz Crisler will conduct the drawings for the twelfth and final National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament at the University of Chicago. The event marks a milestone in college athletics with Crisler overseeing the selection as part of the athletic department.
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Crisler
Chicago
Fritz
Mis Cinaveck
Chivaan Athletic Department
Five outfits lined up for opening day of city league
The Saturday league schedules its opening date April 12 with a six team field and tentative entries. Missouri-Paeble Sunshine Specials face Southwestern Bell Telephone in an opening game while Lexae Chiropractic college Towke and Richter Bakery Butter Grunts also play. Public Service may join, affecting the lineup for a Pigely Wiggly showdown. Three rounds will be played with a season finale set for July 19.
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Public Service
Ronpeny
Missouri-Paeble Sunshine
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Lexae Chiropractic College Towke
Richter Bakery Butter Grunts
Pigely Wiggly
Bison Smith Released by Fouston Ritona Pitching List
A 17 year old former Brackenridge pitcher named Smith was released by Fouston Ritona of the Texas Inngue. Manager Joe Schultz told Manor Puckett Smith's coach at Drackentitge that the young pitcher has potential and could develop into a real pitcher with guidance.
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vIack Smith
Brackenridge High School
Fouston Ritona
Texas
Joe Schultz
Manor Puckett Smith
Drackentitge
Kouthnng
Ann
Doeg Defeats Hall In Final Tennis Match
In Augustine Washington area, Doeg defeats Hall in a Southeastern tennis championship final. Doeg beat Gilbert and South Orange, New Jersey contenders, 63, 4 0, 7 5. The final match was delayed three days due to rain.
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Doeg
Hall
AD Augustine
John Woeg
Hunta Monica
Calif
Gilbert
South Orange
N. J
Utility Net Team Beats Harlandale in Yardfield Claim
The Utility Net team defeated Harlandale in a Monday afternoon match at Lionsfield. Representatives Sedewick and Elliott Turn-Dall paired for the doubles win while Challis and Mowe represented Harlandale. Willigma and Jin were slated to carry the Public Service banner for Ingles, and Jin would represent England.
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Vubdlie Servier
Tongia
Tritian
Harlandaleigh Rchoal
Lionsfield
Lionasfold
Sedewick
Elliott Turn- Dall
Tenn
James Challis
Chinelon Mowe
Huclandalr
Willigma
Inaingles
Chat- Jin
Richter Nine Beats Piggly Wiggly Club
The Richter Butter Kenata defeated the Piggly Wiggle y club 2 to 0 on a Sunday at Concepcion Park. McCarty pitched all innings for Krista, allowing one hit while Wegel started for Piggly Wiggy, with Taylor, J. Tisnea, and Stewart appearing. Manager George Nagler Crockett provided details.
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Piggly Wien
Turing
Oo Concepcion Park
McCarty
Krista
Née
Wegel
Taylor
J. Tisnea
Stewart
Piggly Wiggly Nine
Katzmark
Krusta
Ctl
George Nagler Crockett
Water hazards in golf shots misread by players
Willie Hunter and Captain British team veteran discuss water holes. They note players overestimate distances and mental hazards dominate. To score well, measure distance, then clear water from mind and aim for the green.
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Willie Hunter Ember
Tnternational
South Africa
New South
Aseo
Fiitons, Inc
Roemer to lead San Antonio amateur baseball dinner
Amateur baseball in San Antonio introduces Roemer as new commissioner with a dinner at 1806 McKinley Avenue starting at 7 30 p m Thursday night. Roemer plans new ideas and expects full attendance as season plans are refined at the Commercial League meeting Tuesday evening at the Charles Tames Bicycle store.
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A. G
Roemer
Ginotece Baseball
San Antonio
McKinley Avenue
Blittmin
Charles Tames Bicycle Store
Order of Faglee
Union 64
City
Ib Wan
Broadway Sporting Foods Company
Fridor
Treadway Sporting Gonda Company
Dr Knowles Goes On Air In Talk To Giants Fans
Dr Leonard Knowl, physician and trainer for the New York Giants, appeared on KTLA Monday night as a feature speaker. The health specialist and public figure discussed sports therapy, background, and the impact of athletic training on football players.
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Leonard Knowl
New York Giants
Hneehalt Elute
Dn Te Light
Boortlichin
KTLA
Alvice Gore
Champion Girl Team Meets Nurser Six in Three-Game Set
Champion girl basketball players from City Girl league, led by Hilly, face an all star Nurser team at Fort Sam Houston auditorium at 8 p m Tuesday in the first of three games. Second and third games follow, with receipts split. Nurser stars include Schroaler Nobles Fon endahl Tolle Noble Thales Haylor and others. The championship linens will represent the Aces.
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Nurars
Fort Sam Houston
Gato Receipta
All-Atar
Teague
Laura Schroaler
Nobles
Triln Fonendahl
Pearl Tolle
Apt S
Qdeite Noble
State
Vietan Thales
Haylor
Anita Alcon
Baylor
Alabel Tarringtop
Hazel Kelso
Blildred Tohngan
Easter Caruthers
Green
Mary Clark
Lillian Varina
Tee Surgical
Jewel Ensterling
Geneva Jordan
Buisy Drawn
Citr
Aces
FOMRY PLAYS FANGS FIRST
The Fowly Giang 1920 champion meets St. Mars's Fancy at 4 o clock Monday in the American Legion Junior Baseball league opener. Jobo Fatsnch will pitch the opener as a new season begins amid eight teams entered for the league.
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St. Mars's
Lions Fet
Jobo Fatsnch
Tombs Taions
Morg
San
Prdeo Cohs
Meuvell
Tari
Theart Aves
T.om. T. Cuhy
Sidner Lanier Woodenloga
Rangers
Aesennitians
Texas Stars Triumph in Davis Cup Round at Austin
University of Texas players Sriice Taries and Berkeley Bell defeated New Jersey’s Wilner Allison and Van Ryn in straight sets to lead Austin in a Davis Cup circuit. Bell and Allison then beat Allison and Van Ryn in doubles, as crowd of about 700 watched.
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Sriice Taries
Berkeley Bell
University of Texas
View Thar
New Jerseyo
Wilner Allison
Austin
Allison
HNO
Tiarnes
Belk
Burner
Fet
Bell
van Ryn
Alethough
Yun Kye Ia
Alison
Pell
Barnes
Alison Mnt
Allixon
van Tes
Irvin Pleased With His Nine Team Set For Scrimmage
Irvin expresses satisfaction with his nine, praising Big Rattler and the football and basketball squads. The roster shows depth with Manis, Dikes, Tedkey on the staff, Tog Nelson guiding behind the plate, Marcus and Luchie contributing. Christy faces challenge from Hagemann at first base while Wendler, Clark, Betemann, Young, Dachne, Chriethi and Taub compete for outfield spots.
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Bouess Irvin
Usaeh
Amiversitt
Big Rattler
Marcus
Luchie
Joe Christy
Hagemann
Regnin
Wendler
Clark Ie
Dow Short
Betemann
Hare
Young
Dachne
Chriethi
Taub
Remttra Ag
Fight results from scattered boxing cards abroad and in the U S
The roundup lists multiple bouts with outpoints and knockouts across cities including New York Cleveland Argentina Boston Rochester Auburn and Chicago It notes draws and stoppages with fighters such as Victorio Campola Harry Smith Brendhy Belanger Steve Halwho and Kenny Austin among others, reflecting a busy but uneven results page
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New York
Johny Rinko
Cleveland
Victorio Campola
Argentina
Harry Smith
Brendhy Belanger
Winnire
Drew
Vincent Forgioni
Anois Pola Hiewke Ouk Lve Bun Tau
Newark
New
Baltimore
Marty Gallng Wadington
Beira Boston
Rocheater
N. Y
Steve Halwho
Auburn
N.Y
Joe Diaun
San Francisco
Chattanooga
Warzeo Mycry
Alio
Father Gumpking
Florida
Chucks
Ned
Tony Herrera
Mexico
Tommy Dirugan
Omaka
Rapid City
B. C
Kenny Austin
Tapia City
AL Vigil
Denver
Death claims W A Eckersall
The death of official Walter Eckersall shocks the football world. Chicago figures, including Harry Kipke, praise him as the country’s best official while noting his all around athletic achievements at Wisconsin and his service as a renowned referee in college games. The funeral will be held Thursday at Holy Cross church, with numerous family members reported.
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Nis Gent
Llinois
Harry Kipke
Miebique
Eckernall
Olut
Universy of
Wisconsin
Ikamen Terel
Nekyreall
Uapcenena'ls
Nul
Eckercall
Flienbeth
Toro Eisters
Mise Bitta Eckersall
Mephen Anerasa
Chicago
Arthur
Denver
Ehver
Gary
Ind
Holy Croes Church
Texas Ruckus And Coaching Debate Tuesday
The Texas athletic council plans a Tuesday meeting to discuss adding Fred Walker as athletic coach after a prior postponement. The session date has shifted multiple times while details remain unsettled. Ted Wildis signs with Independence team in the Western association, a veteran fielder from Joplin joining the club that won a title in 1921.
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Wulyyeralty of
Texas Athletic Council
Fred Walker
Ted Wildis
Kan
Fielder
Joplin
Bat
Woestern Aysugigtion
Avason
Willeyens
Independenes
Xenson
Willis
Krockenridge Girls to Stage Field Day April 4
Krockenridge Main Avenue and Alnno Wrights High School girls will host a field day from 3 to 5 PM on April 4 at Giuna held. The event is sponsored by the Krockenridge Girls Alumni Association and will feature a list of games and 20 minute periods. Awards will go to top individual scorers in field events.
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Corremes
Benoke Field
Witerpoon
Jones
Roberts
Oll
Fitts Finat
Wows
Elin
Moeres
Menton
Metaty? UK
Adama
Cortewea
Rottan
Lense
Mondiss Thessays
Thoredasn
Mriduya Af
Physical Education Department
Krockenridge Main Avene
Alnno Wrights High
Ngliane Individnal
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Utility Net
Richter
Informa
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Order of Eagles
Flatt. Mettermick
Concepcion Park
Texas Chiropractic
Lions Field
Raneden "Park
Virgil Winters
Catan
van Damn Statiom
Dalfurrar
Pete
Pittman Sullivan Park
AML
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Pacific Sunshine Spermix
Setordsy Teague
Missouri Pacific League
Hax
Howell Dismond
Frio City Red
Hock Ramen
Alexanter
Crocketh
Ormeby Chevrolet Basthnys
Steinbach
Gamex
Chevroleta
Jiminy
Qimeby Chevrolet Company
Bill Hill
Nurses’ League
Fomry
Irvin
Tal Nits
Jack Hult
Louisiana
Sam
Huilyoud
Lobo
Winehine
Hearst Matratome Nowe
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Shanghai
Stepal
George Primrose
Plaza
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John Boles
Hrsimy
Rialto
Sally O'Neil
Arlata Lee
Veter
Richard Barthelmess
Rex Beach
Texas Vesturettes
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Wings
Ik Parmnonnit
Charles (Uu Odt
Rogers
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Whelan
Athur
Wayys
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IEEE
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Ruiter
Betty Duonson
Collifr JR
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