Nick Cullop Key Man for Buffs in Spring Storms
Nick Cullop the Bald Belter reemerges as a pivotal outfielder for the Buffs, restoring his batting eye to .318 with 14 RBIs and 25 homers in Texas league fashion. Manager Eddie Dyer recalls Cullop's studling impact on a youth-led title run and hints at a Cardinal system role after this season.
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Bald Belter
William Houston
Eddie Dyer
Houston Buils
Dre
iMan Cullep
Nick
Sacramento
St. Louis
Curtists
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Exhibitions and All-Star Battery Lineup Across Cities
Fragmented OCR lists exhibition dates and team names across cities from Tallahassee to New York and Philadelphia. It notes players and batteries for various teams, with scattered results and venue references, reflecting a busy schedule of exhibition games and all-star selections in early 20th century basketball.
First Grid Practice at Notre Dame Today
Notre Dame University football opens its spring drills with a morning session. Coach Elmer Laven notes that 10 of 1838 players would be lost to graduation, as team preparations begin amid limited footage and a heavy press presence.
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Notre Dame
Morenaue
Notre Tare University
Benefloof
Mmalign
Caen Elmer Laven
Tarsnpiye
Teanna Senkir
Watslly
Hoosiers Missouri Battle For N C A A Title
Kansas City hosts a national final fever as Indiana and Missouri clash for the NCAA crown with Purdue and Indiana historically dominant. The Hoosiers rely on Indiana and Missouri roots, while Jayhawks boast a long championship record and noted alumni shaping teams nationwide.
Bowling champs split duties as delegates award tournaments
Delegates awarded the 1941 bowling tournament to St Paul and the 1942 event to Columbus Ohio. They postponed adoption of electric foul detectors for another year and increased team prize money to 300 from 500. Andy Varipapa led the Goobies to a 729 series as Dave Borger and partner claimed first in doubles. A Missoula trainer reports a broken arm for athlete Oli Devieter after a hospital check.
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Lass
Ohio
SOM
Andy Varipapa
Harvel
Brooklyn
Ryanona
Atrike Spree
Demaret Retreats In Asheville Open With Jones Duel
In Asheville on March 3 Jimmy Demaret praises Bobby Jones's perfect swing as he trails by four shots in the Beaver Lake course second round of the Asheville Open. Demaret, the Texan showman, says Jones remains unrivaled, and Hagen would still be outstanding today. Leaders include Mangum, Guldahl, Picard, Hogan, Nelson and others as the event unfolds.
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Jimmy Pemaret
Kie
Frouston
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Bob
Bobs
Jatil
Jimmy
Walter
Hagen
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Frank Walsh
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Byron Nelson
Harold McSadden
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Almay
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Leo Walper
Steve Varga
J. Harrison
Charles Farlow
Jimmy Hines
Johnas Bulla
Ea Oliver
Titomy Moliale
Santa Fe Hi favored in national Catholic prep tourney
Santa Fe high from Santa Fe NV holds favorites tag as eight teams advance to quarterfinals in the national Catholic prep tourney. St Michael’s from Santa Fe beat St Joseph Denver 41 22 as Aquinas La Crosse awaits in final afternoon game. Fort Wayne defends title by defeating St Pilly Chicago and other results mix with upsets and close scores.
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la Crosse
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Cam- Big Academy
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Derby prospects as Qtranco runs at Oaklawn Park
Oaklawn Park hosts the Arkansas Derby trials drawing eight three year olds with Kentucky Derby nominees. Notables include Endy, Classy Brown, Putramwo, Super Chief, Maydlg, Colorado Ore, The Fop and Michel. Potranco from San Antonio is aimed at Louisville May 4 Derby. Track officials expect up to 10 000 fans for the 1 1/8 mile event.
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Jockey Princhum Retires as Florida Season Opens
Avanelated Press reports jockey Jack Princhum, a winter sensation, retires from riding for the Florida season and will report to Chicano to rent until reporting to Woolford form at Trine ole. Belmont Park May 24 features the Peter handicap with 4-year-olds racing. Live Oak purse winner Jayeyr led four from a strong field, while Man O War lineage dominates Belmont prospects as Lexington and Fair Play produce winners for the coming renewal.
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Ice Hockey Results and Schedules From Tonight and Sunday
Ice hockey results show Omaha and St. Paul in action with overtime periods noted. Schedule highlights include National League games Boston at New York Rangers and New York Rangers at Burton United, plus International-American League Pittsburgh at Hershey and St. Paul at Omaha.
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Hury Captures Honors In Willow Springs Golf Event
Mrs EB H Hury carded an 81 18 for gross and low net prizes in the weekly handicap tournament of the San Antonio Women's Golf Association played Friday at Willow Springs.
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College Station Horse Show Set For April 13
The Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College announces its annual horse show will be held Saturday April 13. Curlex from the college and state competitors will participate, highlighting the agricultural and mechanical college event in College Station, Texas.
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Texas
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Darky Benton Browns star third baseman of 1933 Missions
Darky Benton born August 12 1912 in Yakima Washington long played for the 1933 Mission pennant team. He later moved to the St Louis Browns as a hot corner infielder and has been a prominent performer for the Browns. He stands about 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 170 pounds. He is married with one son and the Benton family share an interest in winter sports.
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Billiards contest details with scattered names and scores
Billiards players Anotty Sullivan and R Baker each scored 22 points in a noted match. The report mentions late game scoring bursts by Baker and hints at upcoming events including Saturday afternoon games and artillery meetings, with several garbled names and terms.
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Sam Touston
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Sportlights: Travis McCall, boxing official, praised by foe turned ally
Harold Scherwite profiles Travis McCall of Dallas, a former fight manager now state boxing official who travels the state handling boxing and wrestling duties. McCall praises revival efforts in El Paso and Corpus Christi, while commending various figures in the sport and noting the stresses of the paycheck system.
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el Paso
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Missions Win Laredo Game In Texas Exhibition
At San Antonio training site the Mission baseball club beat the Laredo Flying Horses 5 to 4 in seven innings. Harold Burck pitched and Marty McManus managed with most players available. George Hausmann, Jerry White, and Vernon Stephens were sidelined by injuries but expected for the Yankees game Monday afternoon.
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Aggies and Steers to Stage First Southwest Boxing Meet
College Station March 30 Texas A and M and the University of Texas have formed boxing clubs to stage a dial ring meet on April 6. It will be the first intercollegiate boxing meet between conference schools in the Southwest. Previously boxing was an amateur sport locally.
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Collegiate Athletic Association
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Purdue
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Ray Sermo
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University of Texas
Chaotic Fight Card Highlights 19th Century Boxing
A garbled recap of boxing results lists numerous fighters and cities from 19th century bouts. Names like Johnny Paybeck Johnny Shaws Tony Miller Leo Reda and Tony Zale appear among disjointed scores and locations across New York Chicago Philadelphia and more, with many entries truncated or misspelled.
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New York
Jot Bonis
the Froit
Kacheler Ol’ Johnny Payebek
Deal Moines
Iowa
Perle Dayloss
Chicago
Tony Miller
Hadane
N.Y
Jour Rani Jillies A
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ALS
Johnny Shaws
View
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Atlanta
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Chic Luxo
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George Setamone
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Dick Demaray
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Philadelphia
Salvatore Runicello
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Worcester
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Brooklyn
Caley Weich
Portland
Medrew
Hot Springs
Ark
Piok Bikes
Bluyt
Jim
Merritt
Taige
Ohl
Providence
Ralph Zanneli
Eddie Brink
Too Many Ts Hamper Cubs Prospects in pennant race
Editor notes a series on major league clubs with the Chicago Cubs headed east for the National League campaign. Gaboy Hartnett leads a veteran mix with new talents like Bob Slurgeon and Stan Hack, but expectations run low for a top finish as injuries and form questions loom.
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Artz
California
Gaboy Hartnett
Kis
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
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Verne Olsen
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Chatiy Root
Vance Pige
Cubs
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Galan
Conn Sr. Also Good With Fists, Hits Cop
In Pittsburgh on March 30 4 a boxing clash showed the Conn family temper as William Conn senior punched a policeman after an altercation. Assault charges were later dropped when officers did not appear. Conn told the station he could not be a “steal pigeon” and would not take abuse from anyone.
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Archibald in Dutch With NBA Officials
Washington March 29 The National Boxing Association withdrew featherweight title recognition from Joey Archibald Tawtucket Rhode Island for failing to defend within six months and a week earlier the association withdrew recognition of Law Ambers for the same reason.
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The
National Boxing Association Today
Joey Archibald
Tawhucket
R. 1
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Softball Meraris Eden Smd Te Ethed Place Ten
Unclear readable fragment notes a softball game involving Meraris Eden and Te Ethed Place Ten amid a 198s era bank venue. Readable facts are scarce. entities and specific actions are uncertain in the fragment.
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Teethe
Banka
Mat Results By the Aaroetatedreas Teaneance
In Omaha 220 yard event, Dusek and Weatherly lead a field as Patrovinhia and allies stage a notable performance. The meet showcases strong finishes from local athletes with Web and S07 components completing entries.
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Patrovinhia
Orm Dusek
Omaha
Web
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