Boston Bees and Browns Open Austin Exhibition Series
The Boston Bees travel to Austin for an exhibition with the St. Louis Browns, opening a four game swing in Texas after a 5-4 spring win at Tech Field. Bees pounded Texas Aggies 9-6 in College Station as part of their road stretch, with standout homers by Babe Dabigren and Marion Pugh fueling the attack. The Browns, coached by Fred Haney, head to San Antonio and Fort Worth on a three day Texas swing before meeting the Yankees in a later series.
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Texas Coach Analyzes Steers Defeat After Poor Defense
The article notes Duell Moore and Melvin Deutsch as Steer players blamed for defensive failures. Bill Fult, Texas coach, criticizes the team for guarding lapses and excessive eating as factors in the loss. The tense remarks indicate frustration over performance and strategy.
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Duell Moore
Melvin Deutsch
Texas
Bill Fult
Busy Bees Sane f Bethe to Mitt Esverinze.
A fragmented report from a Ruston Texas game lists players Erera Scregelm Gialt J Lindady Kowel Maleski Bumngry Re Peden Wilborn Moore Andriws Glass Parh Wobasa Moore Westgametts Tubleren Rowell Pugii involved in batting, fielding and pitching actions. Boston 39 is noted with umpire and inning details. several plays and line scores are hinted with names like Cernett Hampers Rompers and Ray Veden.
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Millers Win Amid Unclear Baseball Play By Play
Fragmented OCR text shows a baseball game narrative with teams Millers and UW unclear, detailing innings, hits, and pitcher activity. Despite garbling, mentions WINKEL, Wittan bases, innings counts, and multiple players with partial surnames, implying a close contest with several scoring chances and late outs.
MeQUEEN KAD Trainer in Tucson Abia Event
Abia records show trainer MeQUEEN KAD in a Tucson event with Siem Medguenn and DeHONEn. Cottey ut frjuins teeelerd at a May fell pons, with Liberal and Kar noted among participants.
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Tucson
Abia
Yeats
Catholic prep tournament opens with Loyola games in Chicago
The 1941 national Catholic prep school basketball tournament opens at Loyola University with teams from across the nation. Defending champ Geraci Catholic of Fort Wayne faces strong challengers Leo Chicago, Pilon, and St George of Evanston. Tonight features St George Evanston vs Central Catholic Hammond, Fort Wayne vs Cathedral Superior, and Holy Rosary Mission South Dakota vs Margquette University Milwaukee night showcase.
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Boxing Fight Results from Across the United States
A scrambled list of boxing outcomes featuring fighters such as Lou Thotzias, Lee Washington, Harry Hurst, Tommy Cross, Billy Conner, Mike Piskit, Johnny Kapovich, Henry Cooper, Curtin Sheppard, A Delaney, Johnny Colan, and Tony Brents. The report notes several outpoints and knockouts across cities including Chicago, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburgh, Norwalk, and Newark, with multiple weight classes and venues implied.
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Veteran Referee Okehs 1941 Girls Basket Ball
In St Joseph Missouri on March 23 veteran referee Hodgins recalled changes to the 1935 rules for girls basketball. He describes adopting a hands off policy and the roving guard to speed play. The 1941 tournament featured 27 teams from 12 states, with schools like the Lille Rock players defending champions and other entrants from Texas Oklahoma and Kansas City.
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Lee Stodgins
Hansas City
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Wichita
Kan
Halim
Flore
Nalimath
Faung
Acter
Henry Tetay
Daton Wak Rit
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Quinlan
Merit
Texas
Okarthe
Okio
Tate
Lille Rock Ark Plyers
Dis Mullig
Thompsons
Pittsburgh Oven Westingholise Vey Rehnienel
Phillies in a Thick Of Cellar Battle Again
A spring training feature on the Philadelphia Phillies under Doc Prothro. The club is expected to struggle but nurture young prospects as it tries to avoid another cellar finish. The report notes losses of pitchers Bigbe and Mulcahy and lists internal candidates and infield/outfield options as the team plots a rebuilding path.
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Dodgers
Hugh Mulcahy
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Rin Yonnystart
Patberlay
Tom Hughes
Frank Hoerst
Reuben Melton
Columbus
Roy Bruner
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Gene Lambert
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Bill Crouch
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the Johnsona
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Ike Pearson
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Bob Bragan
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Merrill
John Teszo
Jen Marty Nnd
Dan Lithwiler
Phils
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Traan Braves win Cactus Relays at Angelo
Traan Braves captured their own Cactus Relays meet, scoring 54 points to finish ahead of Mona Hans with 34, Odessa and Pecos in distant places, Fort Stockton and Crane A among top finishers. Kennemer and Weatherby led Traan with high points in the senior meet.
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Traan
St Mary's Football Under Threat of Abandonment
The plan to save St Marys football hinges on a financing plan approved by the national Society of Mary and local leaders. An athletic advisory board met at the Gunter Hotel to outline actions and form a steering committee led by Ed Powell with Aubrey Kline Allan Douglass Howell Jones and Dugan Cross. The meeting acknowledged a projected $4000 athletic loss for the year to June and charged Mose Simms with oversight while the university seeks broader support to maintain the program.
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Fred J. Junker
Ed Powell
Aubrey Kline
Allan Douglass
Howell Jones
Dugan Cross
Simms
Golatka
Seqiel
Long Island University Cancels Football Game With Ratilera
Long Island University plans to bolster athletics with a broader schedule and stronger administration after canceling the football game with Ratilera. The committee will underwrite larger games, attract more San Antonio area players, and shift more athletic control to enthusiastic alumni to rebuild public confidence and fan support.
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Sir. Marys University
New York
Long Island University
Ratilera
Couirg
San Antonio
St. Mary's
Alamo Jaimher
Dimond
Giana Phance
The Apache club practice and opening softball game
A fragmented sports note references the Apache club practice and a softball game where The Anahea defeated Braok Wit ery club 1 to 4 in their first game. The column suggests strong town interest and mentions plans and ideas for community efforts, with a tone of incentive to work hard and improve.
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Braok Witery Club
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Celebrities Attract Crowds In ABC Bowling Tourney Heat
The American Bowling Congress Tournament enters its second week in Wilch winds Up Its second week Thursday attracting attendees from many walks of life Governor Harald E Stassen took part in open ceremonies and will bowl with the St Paul winter carnival team tonight Notables already competing include Ollie Bosma Gar Wood Jr J Smith Ferebee Tommy Gibbons Harold Lloyd Everett Deacon Scott Jimmy Arches Ray Schalk and others including farmer baseball headliner.
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Wilch
Harald E. Stassen
St. Paul
Ollie Bosma
Raver Gar Wood Jr
J. Smith Ferebee
Tommy Gibbons
Harold Lloyd
Everett Deacon
Scott
Jimmy Arches
Ray Schalk
Farmer
Bowling congress leads in four events at St Paul meet
At the Americas Bowling Congress in St Paul a weekend of pin action produced new leaders in four events. Cary Indiana testers Joseph Kruk and Stephen Turner moved to fourth in doubles with 1266 and Kruk surged to second in all events with 1922 as Sunny Schmiesing’s Crean squad led with 114.
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Ite Crean
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Hilla Valley
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Alberente
Lop Sane
Theyll All Be Back Browns Dees Millers Spring Return Talk
A fragmented report recounts plans and predictions for spring return of the St. Louis Browns, Boston Dees, and Minneapolis Millers. It cites Mike Kelley’s group in New Braunfels, hotel and hospitality praises, and comments from Charley Casper and Bob Quinn about expected next season.
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Techfield
Boston Dees
Pittman-Sullivan Park
Plaza
Minneapolis Millers
New Braunfels
Faust Hatel
George Thicker
Pat Fleherty
Mose Simms
Dave Young
Floyd Wright
Big Chicken
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Blue's Sugar Bowl
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Artie Compton
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Wwe
Kerley
Browns
Compton
Charley Casper
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Haston Wets
Sauantonia
Uncertain Infield Plagues St Louis Cards in Spring
The St Louis Cardinals face persistent infield weakness as spring training winds down. Managerial shifts with Mesnier, Brown, and Padgett aim to solidify the lineup while rookie eyeing middle infield proves uncertain amid pitching prospects and competition for roles at first base and behind the plate.
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