City horseshoe championship heats begin at Travis
Elimination rounds start this afternoon at Travis with entries due by 1:30 for pairings. The event crowns a city champion and winner earns a small cup, with top finishers from Dallas Fort Worth and Burges cited as contenders.
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Giants Beat Oilers In Low-Scoring SemiFinal Tilt
Giant seconds rile Vesus March 37ie New York Giants faced the Oilers in a tense third inning run for run contest. Stowers pitched six innings allowing one run while Ne’e Elmnghity slammed a key homer in the fourth. Oilers avoided further scoring until their late rally in the fourth when Pile and Burns battled in a tight game before the final out.
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Yanks Reassert Edge After Turbulent Play by 1930s Names
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Seek Horseshoe Honor in The Light Tournament
Four entrants in The Light horseshoe tournament draw players from diverse backgrounds. Pictured from left are Eagleson the tourist, William Stapper a Boy Scout, Lawrence Kramer of Brackenridge High School, and John Kramer of Lawrence’s brother attending Main High. Meakin a
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Schmeling Managers Clash Over Fight Arrangements
New York March 27 A tangle of managers surrounds Max Schmeling with Joe Jacobs declaring May contracted to Madison Square Garden to fight June 26 against Staiano Vreedin while German adviser Tur Arch Buelo is pushing for Rostyn and others. The Garden group and Schmeling’s German camp clash over control while legal and contractual issues loom amid the wartime travel restrictions.
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Old Hank Gowdy Returns as Braves Hero Again
Hank Gowdy volunteers to rejoin his old team during wartime service era. He played as assistant coach and appeared in a game against the Philadelphia Athletics, delivering a grounder to short and scoring on a fielder’s miss.
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Kelly Agrees to Cut in Pay by Cincinnati Red Star
Orlando March 27 Tang George Kells first base and holdout for the Cincinnati Reds agreed to take a pay cut. The exact amount was not disclosed but it was understood he would earn less than in the past two seasons.
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Horned Frogs Open Four Day Road Trip in Texas
Frogs baseball squad travels from Fort Worth to Austin and Brownwood for a quick four day tour. They face Veron University and other conference foes as they juggle travel, practice, and games amid a busy midweek stretch.
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Unclear Fight Results From Fragmented Report
Fragmented OCR text lists assorted names, places, and match results with many errors. It mentions teams and individuals across multiple cities and countries, along with references to legal notices and events, but the core results are unreadable and inconsistent. The article lacks coherent structure to produce a definitive summary.
Elks Deserve Draw With White In Boxing Card
Boxing card at Beethoven ball Tuesday night featured Tommy White and the Elks in a draw amid a sea of clinches and steady jabbing. Aparo punished Firpo while Gomez edged Hermandes in a tight bout and Perez pressed Merino before Merino rallied.
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Fenner's Bat Wins Him Joe
Hop Fenner, a husky catcher with the St. Paul Saints, is making a strong mark in the American Association. Converted from first base, he impressed in spring work and his performance at Fort Worth included two singles and a triple in two appearances.
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Morgan of Indians Slated for Minors
Morgan of the Indians is slated for a minor league assignment as part of a season plan. Manager Roger Perkinnaugh notes his limited ability to judge fly balls despite fast baserunning, while another Indians versus New Orleans D'phears game appears on today’s schedule.
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Detroit Team Suffers Narrow Loss to City Rivals
Detroit Seery struggles to break through Chin City defense as Whornixn center and Owen Corey lead the effort against Chiewin Cuty. The game features early fouls and missed chances, with Detroit still seeking its first victory.
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Dogs Worth $500,600 in Chicago Show
Five hundred thousand dollars in prize value marks Chicago show events. Entries include imported and local dogs weighing by gender, with competitions at the Chicago Kennels and associated venues. The trial runs Friday to Sunday, featuring top entries from Trading kennels and colleges.
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Gibson Almost Makes It To Giants Then Drops Back
Frank Gibson, once with the Bears and then Austin, nearly joined the New York Giants. Manager McGraw offered a deal but Giants already had catchers, prompting Gibson to return home rather than accept a minor league loan. The piece notes his high talent, adult plans, and cautious path between major and minor league play.
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Bobcats and Lobos to Play Uvalde in Fall Clash
After months of negotiation, Sul Ttace Labns of Alpine and the San Marcos Piedrats set a tentative fall game date, with a plan to move the match to Friday October 25 if possible to attract more fans from the region.
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Cubs Rally Past College Opponent In Arizona Exhibition
Chicago Cubs defeated the University of Arizona 14 to 5 in Phoenix as Artin Uwosud and Henry Geampp contributed key moments. Manager McCarthy and players prepared for a renewal against the Detroit Tigers after the Arizona game.
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Abilene Christians Name Two Football Captains
Abilene Christians select two captains for the spring football season. Returning backfield leaders Will be teamed with newly named captain Ricklers as Coach Buss Morrin begins a six week training plan. The team will focus on conditioning and fundamentals in this week’s start.
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Ken Williams Sets Sights on Apple Afar
Ken Williams, a local figure from Lauenton Florida, makes bold moves in a racing or market context, highlighting a notable venture toward the Apple venture. The piece notes Williams and other figures in the scene, with references to local interests and a public display of ambition.
Open Golf Title Contenders In North and South Open
At Pinehurst North Carolina March 27 amateurs compete for the North and South Open. Voigt Washington amateur led after 36 holes with 18 under par while pro hopefuls like Horton Smith and Billy Burke chased, Armour and Forrell shown strong, Somerville of Canada among few others contesting the lead.
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Exhibitions and results from Joay's Kourdale
Yesterday's sports results show teams and venues including Washington, St. Petersburg, Philadelphia, and New York area clubs. Notable scores and matchups feature Corpas Seahawks, Pembroke, and Philadelphia institutions with multiple city and college teams listed without complete context.
Rangers Meet Bruin Skaters in Canadian Final
Toronto reports recount an overtime win by the New York Rangers over the Toronto Maple Leafs to reach the final round of the world hockey championship. The Rangers, holders of the Stanley Cup, will face the Montreal Maroons in a best three of five series for the title beginning tomorrow night.
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Shotton Masters Players In Winter Taevens Display
In Pla March 27 PF Shotton shows a knack for shaping young Phillies prospects under veteran outfielder Williams. The manager praises the youths and notes their quick adaptation under his guidance. He highlights the team’s balanced approach and player development strategy in the autumn season.
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Bible Names Coach Announces Win May With Nancy Aible
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Thompson's Manager Protests Boxing Title Decision
Thompson's manager, UM Rey Alvis, protests the ruling that crowned Elold welterweight champion Fiolis after a sixteenth round stoppage. The bout at Chicago featured a ring invasion by bystanders in the eighth round, delaying the contest and prompting Alvis to claim Thompson was denied a fair chance. The National Boxing Association had recognized Fiolis as champion after Thunders failed to defend the title.
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Bruins Champs of Kerosene Circuit at Corpus Christi
The Son Aptooin Wenra returned to their Trntedy training camp after clinching the Kero scene Circuit title. They won all four games, defeating the Kingeville Missouri-Pacific Pioncers, then beat the Monsuer at Core pins Christi. Lost gator played Tuesday, Texas Teaguera pitcher hurled for the Coantors, catcher Deve Arzalti aided with home runs.
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Cards Take Day Off in St Louis Front
The St Louis Cardinals had an open day before a longer road trip. Avon Hark at ten, March 27, reports a light schedule as the team rested prior to the next series.
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Boxing Riot Tragedy Kills Fan in Chicago Crowd
A deadly riot at a boxing event in Chicago leaves one man dead from skull fracture and nine others hospitalized with injuries. Coroner and officials probe crowd panic and mixed-race seating tensions as boxing authorities consider safety reforms.
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Washington within one of players in
Washington talks of roster cuts as AmERICAN league teams reduce over 25 age rule. The Washington club declines to cut more, sending Catcher Al Bool to Baltimore and Cliff Hoeton to New Gowen, leaving 26 on their roster. A spring rally against Brooklyn keeps them in contention ahead of a second meeting with the Robins at Tampa.
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Corsicana Reconsiders Lone Star League Ties in Farm Club Talks
Corsicana Texas March 27 UPI after several telephone conversations with Lone Star League officials have been learned that discussions continue with Texan clubs for a possible farm team this year.
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