Five League Eaters Battle Wednesday at West Texas Military
The Academic Balloon Teague five meet Brackenridge High and West Texas Military Academy in Algino Height at 4 pm. Brackenridge and West Texas Academy hold perfect league records after two wins each. Seyler vs Cotar headlines as two top Jewel High pitchers square off, with McCarty twins at second base and second batter spots.
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Bueball Teague
West Texas M Military Academy
Algino Height
Brickenridge High
Weat Terak Academy
Seydler
Cotar
Arthur Seyler
Cadete
Jack Tolar
Bjurkeniniga High
Tolar
West Texas
McCarty
Tobertson
Tk. McCarly
Walanry
Ekartaton
Seidler
S Albrecht
Kind Bers Floyd
Sherrill 18 Favored by AP as Candidate for Justice
Paris March 28 The Associated Press reports Sherrill of New York as the favored American candidate to succeed a late Justice Harrow. The International Olympic Committee holds a committee meeting to consider the election with the usual two month process after a member’s death. Sherrill’s candidacy grows as talks proceed, though no final action occurs before the next committee session.
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Associated Press
Paris
Charles Hitch
Tock Hherill
New York
Tata Justice Harrow
International Olimpiy Committee
Toma
Dora
Sherrill
Sooner Track Team Defeats Baylor Here 85 to 19
Oklahoma's track squad overwhelmed Baylor 85 to 19 in a dual meet at home. Key moments included Morin scoring early as captain for the Sooners, while Baylor struggled with several events and led to a lopsided victory.
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Wacu
Tox
Morel
Tin University of Oklahomn
Baylor
Morin
Seoners
Fragments From A Rainy Sunday Baseball Action
Readable parts describe a varied game scene with teams and players. Names appear like Balterlow Serdn Barkoy and Balentine along with unclear team labels and events referencing pitching and fielding without full context.
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Cain
Trinte
Balterlow
Serdn
Barkoy Vata
Balentine
Clarener
British golfers desert to America stirs London crowd
London March 26 the steady exodus of leading British golfers to the United States shocks the public mind. The columnist notes many prominent players from St Andrews and other clubs have migrated seeking greater earnings while arguing the move reflects a natural drift in a modern, lucrative market.
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America
London
Brio Gultrra
United States
Hutchises
Bioh
Beilnleharn
Ackdpe
Jarksans
Beottlal Athesses
Wilfred Stely
Banstead Downs
Trucs Wenturn
Home Park
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Taucence
Ay Lon
St.Andrews and
Rye
Chitip Taylor
Puhw
Manon
Morstrose
Tt. S. Cruikshank
Foldinburgh
Ralph Binith
West Middlesex
Douglas Edgac
Chertsey
Alan Gow
Annstoud Downs
THREE NET STARS WIN IN NATIONAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Three net stars advance to the fourth round of the national tennis championships in Philadelphia amid a field including top players from New York and notable veterans. The event features Abe Mouliier and Av Ta Weiner among entrants in a midseason indoor tournament with a weekend schedule.
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Fea Sectional Shomiplons
Eatvies
Long Drivers Clash Championship Drive Event
Long drivers clash in a high stakes championship with three rounds and timed shots. The event, organized by the regional committee, features top entrants from Hedymened and nearby colleges.
French Riviera starlets vie for place beside Lenglen
The article profiles rising French female tennis players on the Riviera, noting Suzanne Lenglen as a benchmark. It highlights Mademoiselle Tung and other young talents such as Herc and Deglenrey, praising Tung’s technique and potential to join the top three. It mentions mixed doubles with partners from Chicago and regional players building experience since birth in Paris.
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Nice
France
Suzanne Lenglew
Trance
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Laul Rae
Mademoiselle Tung
Herc
Maddinnixette Degelnrey
Siztes
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Sam “Nerdy
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Lamb
Espn
Alugten
Boxing News Roundup From Different Cities
A chaotic montage reports boxing results and notes from New Orleans New York and other locales. Billy Shade of New Market wins a split decision while Dave Riad of California lands a four round stoppage. Other bouts feature diverse light heavyweight and heavyweight contenders with mixed outcomes and local reactions.
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Mucke Benen Hi
New Orleans
Billy Shade
New Mark
Pete Wvee
Avee Marcin Luke
New Olen
Shade
Barke
Schaefer and Hoppe Duel as Ball Game Advances
The report outlines a billiards match where Schaefer and Hoppe vie for supremacy. Monday night’s session kept the title in doubt with close exchanges and high runs, including a notable 260 point tally, as spectators watched the challenger path unfold and assess future encounters.
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Ruesdag
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Golf Honesty Theme Emphasized by Western Golf Association
W W Harleys, secretary of the Western Golf Association, reports a letter stressing honesty after a New Jersey golfer’s clubs and a caddy bag were left behind at Avon Thomas of Males View. The note urges adherence to integrity and etiquette as essential in golf’s code and scoring.
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Chitage
W. W. Harleys
Western Golf Associaion
Wiwalarani
Avon Thoma
Males
N.sFa
Joel H. Stove
New Jersey
South
Galé
Heurlewy
Haga
Mayers
Women's athletics meeting in New York aims at April participation
Boston reports a gathering of national women sports organizers and officials to discuss participation in a spring event. The meeting sets the stage for enhanced training and organization for female athletes with a focus on track and field programs.
Aldrich Yale Hero among era's versatile football standouts
Malcolm Jhizich, a notable figure from the Vale, is highlighted for his leadership and versatility on the football field. The article praises his skill, endurance, and impact compared with peers, noting his broader contributions to the sport.
Giants Victory Sparks New York Pitching Focus
Giants win back game in Fort Worth as Faber and Mhurmokon face tough hitters. New York pitchers Torres and Jonayt earn creditable outings while Rogers and other teammates adjust to early spring play amid Western swing.
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Giants
Gamp
Fort Worth
Tex
Chircogonns &S
Moniny
Faber Amt
Mhurmokon
Torres
Jonuayt
New York
Sinkly
Bears cling to light practice amid talk of work
The report notes the Bears plan for once a day practice as coach Hide discusses team pace and effort. Players like Teague Mark and Northe's Medy KsNeelNtly Uo are cited in a fragmentary account of daily routines and possible planned activities.
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Bears
Hide
Wuestiny
San Amonio
Texas
Learoe
New York Ciants
Roni Shane
Pete
Teix
Enfield
Ghent
Caddock Faces Lewis in Monumental Wrestling Showdown
In Wichita, Caddock, Lewis and promoter Tom Daw stage a high stakes wrestling event. Lewis delivers a decisive pin after a dramatic headlock sequence, claiming a major victory in a bout that set new records for speed and impact.
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Wichita
Jixwsny
Mav's
Lewis
Tom Daw
de Minnie
Tive Recorda
Abbey golf winner ushers in new San Veline Country Club
Abbey golf champion Vesa March 24 defeats John J. Deters in the final of the first Lomainewet kelid, marking the club’s inaugural title. The event featured a close score and set the tone for the venue’s early competitions amid a crowded schedule.
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Vesa
Wiliam
Ablbny
San Veline
Imetng
John J. Deters
Lomainewet Kelid
Cauere
Lye Utini
No Picking Winner In Advance On Bout Here Tuesday Night
Boxing night preview notes no clear favorite for the main event though Vogel vs Barelio draws most attention. Other fights include Jack Shelton and Rundin with prospects from New York and Wisconsin, plus Midwest bouts and a college football note on Iowa and Michigan.
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Choghap
Uni
Henny Vogel
Bate
Jack Shelton
Andl le Seus
Vogel
Barelio
Tie
Tinks Meadultad
Andy
Pancho
Ssanunite
Runty
New Yorks
Fighti Ag
Loneliesy Auto
Riwin Fan Real Rofeveo
Hicenses
New Dnesex
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Nebrosks
Melata
Joan
Kush Hr
M.A. Cy Prelitauney
Mat Schyeltter
High School Track Meet Postponed to April 9
Brackenridge High announces a revised date for the interschool track meet among Wackenridge Main Avenue and other local schools. Officials say the officials had a miscommunication and the event now occurs a week later on a Saturday with teams adjusting schedules and athletes balancing baseball and track.
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Wackenridge
Main Avenue
Pillake Place
Mirut
Alnraball Dalusten
Bracksenridge High
Johnston
Brackenridge High
Ceboot
Capt
Dack
D. Willians
Reach Semi Finals in Northern California Golf Meet
San Seancksco Cal Micrel compete Monday at Lakeside course in Aba Norther California. Results list Daphne F Mebyeh San Francisco defeating Vincent Whitnes Ban T’enus, Neville San Francisco defeating Noviens Mactheih Los Angeles 2 1. Walter Borketes won Tron Avargo Ritch La Francis 4 con Ate played Laveen Unson Sacramento. Neville and Wr Walter to play Chrome.
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San Seancksco
Cal
Aba
California
Auietetn
Oll
Ehampiraclin
Lakeslie
Daphne F Mebyeh
San Franiiscn
Vincent Whitnes
Ban T'enus Wivee
Nek Neville
San Francizco
Tefeareil Noviens Mactheih
Los Angeles
Cubs and Bays Lead Doubleheader Wins in Narrow Card
Amateur baseball notes report Cubs capture pair and Bays win a close doubleheader as Crum, Ye Fist, and Chersenid star. Players from St Marys, Providence, Oakmont, and Chowontsie Chih collide in a noisy, uncertain slate with standout hits and early leads.
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St. Mary's Bays
eAvy Sores
St Mars’s Cobs
Sunny Sts
Stace Cigers
Chersenid
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