Win and the Owner's Boat in Dramatic Showdown
New York article reports on a chaotic racing scene with rival factions and subterfuge, detailing conflicts over ownership and leadership. Key figures include Samuel Sreaton, Louis Carding, Mr Breadon, Mr McKechnie, Mr O Farrell, and Mr Gouthworth, plus a slate of players and managers amid tense sports politics and shifting roles.
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Davis J. Walsh
S. Sperin Redlton
New York
Lorroban
Samuel Sreaton
Louis Carding
Ure Wuraid
Mr. Uresdon
Breadon
Ddormebys
Mr. Hormeby
Ihrem
Coe
U'Farrell
O'Farrell
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Pare
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McKechnie
Mide
Winur Drader
Aleranders
Utbit
Bottomley
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Yubla
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Marios
Elul Prey
Black Indians Take Them All in Major League Showdown
The Black Indians overpower opponents with a sweeping win as key players McMahon Spike Haynes and Fowler contribute on both offense and defense. The game features a strong performance from Starters and bench alike, with standout runs and defensive stops shaping the late momentum. Crowds remain engaged as the AllStars face off in a high intensity clash highlighted by timely scoring and relentless effort.
Legs Widen West Lead in National Collegiate Wrestling Finals
Oklahoma Aggies win third straight national collegiate wrestling title with 27 points as Midwest and Southwest squads dominate. Kansas State coach Pat Watterson praises Oklahoma prowess, noting the state’s depth with hundreds of wrestlers and emphasis on leg strength.
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ATE College
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Ed-Pon" Gallagher
Oklahoma Aggies
West
Oklahoma Uiversity
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Town State
Oldubona Aggies
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Iowa State
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Southwest
Pat” Watterson
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Olahoma
Towa
Tulsa
Okla
Waitresses Win $12,000 on Grand National Ticket
The Jove sisters Sophie and Bubbies Hubbley, both 44 and using aliases, start working at a Secund Avenue cafe. They and a third waitress bought 50 cent tickets to the Grand National in England and the cablegram reports their ticket won 14,000 dollars. They plan to use part of the winnings to help their mother in Chicopee while they continue their cafe work.
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New York
Jove Sisters
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Sophie
Chicoper
Mass
Secund Avenue
Margeret
England
Bubbies
Chicopee
Allen Winner in Three Races at Exposition Grounds
San Antonio racer Karl Allen drove a Chevrolet Six to three first places in Sunday’s program at the Exposition Grounds half mile dirt oval. He led in the Class A race, the Ford-Whippet-Chevrolet lane two and a half mile course, and the junk car event, while Jimmie Lawrence won the 25 mile San Antonio sweepstakes aboard a Willys Six roadster. Earl Allen finished second in the same events after motor trouble. Cecil Cheetham suffered a Chevrolet No 348 rollover but was unhurt. Andy Hanson won the Negro drivers race in a Ford.
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San Antonio
Exposition Grounds
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Claes
Timmy Lammure
Willis
Allen
Dirk Abt
New Dremfels
Jimmie Lawrence
Earl Allen
Cecil Cheetham
Cheetham
Andy Hanson
Ford
Negra
Ewart Allen
Chevrolet
Willys Sia
Jimesie Davis
Moleon
Richard Ahr
New Drumfels
Bote Fool Means
Chrysler
Paul Seberling
Auburn
Negro
Junk Car
Richard Abt
New Braunfels
Billy Dayers
Austin
Whippet
Wilse
Cuban Stars Sweep Series in Doubleheader Victory
The Cuban Stars won both ends of a doubleheader at Van Loa Stadium, overpowering their opponents with strong pitching and timely hitting. Key playersinclude Jay Kil Beenitan and Migeire who contributed offensively as the Cubs stayed atop the series standings.
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Ly Woking
van Loa
Hawks
Merez
Tavavot
Ln Bararday
Yiororinie
Wecm Bey
Wliver
Jay Kil Beenitan
Michtinea
Coffee Giants Triumph Over Friedrich Nine in Tight Match
The Coffee Giants defeated Friedrich Nine 4 to 1 as Crane Verklus and Bowen led the visitors. Meldrum Salen Slater contributed for the Giants while Friodtivu Vine and Vidllien fought hard for the home side.
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Sway
Eo Behari
Lundele
M Crane
Ie Big Gue
Peal
Browns Head North Win Eight Lose Two
Browns head north after eight wins and two losses in a rough stretch. The fragmentary report covers travel, standings, and a game sequence with limited readable details on players and outcomes, noting a mix of performances and errors amid a busy schedule.
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Browns
Birtwinaham
Cms
Texas Has Three Teams In National Hi Tourney
Three Texas squads qualified for the National High School tournament, with University and Saint Mary High School among entrants. Teams from Leland Academy and the Weal Virginia camp also figure in late regional matchups as players prepare for the event starting Tuesday.
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Texas
Chicsgu
Maren
Iid
Reagus
Blain Feny
Women Stars At Pinehurst Carded In Duel Meet
Readable text notes Pinehurst hosting a women’s event with top contenders Maareen Grewtt Virginia Yaw Wie and Helen Thicks. Pairings and counts hint at a singles format with multiple rounds and a final Friday conclusion.
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Benin
Maareen Grewtt
Virginia
Helen Thicks
Falay Etter
Reid
Fridley Pinehurst
Abel
Houston Amateur Dies in Auto Race Tragedy
A Houston amateur driver died in an auto race accident at the Rewh Madr speedways track. The crash occurred when his vehicle collided with another car during the event. Fire followed the crash, and officials reported the fatality at the scene.
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Houston
Hols Pon
W. Jiata Moy
Fall River Captures First Soccer Match
Fall River wins its first soccer match in the NW tour. The opening game sees Fall River facing Cleveland and securing a final margin to begin the bowel challenge.
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Fall River
Mare
Cleveland
Geriew
Richters Win 29 to 5 Game
Richter Gurter-Reads won their dominant game of the baseball season by routing Paint ers 20 to 3. Concepcion Diamond and Navivr led the offense with three hits each, while Wreel and Metaety limited the opposition to four runs. The two teams meet again in a three game series starting April all 27, with Richter boasting strong pitching and fielding throughout.
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Ammy
SOO
Kiehtera
BOD
Hatterson
Cortines
Record Entry for Big Race and Meet Details
The report lists entrants and notable names for a major track event. It names Luca and others as participants in a significant race, noting affiliations and possible contenders from various clubs and locations. The entry includes several sponsors, officials, and a memorial tie as part of the meeting program.
Texas league spring exhibition opens with mixed results
Texas league camps report opening day drills and stiff exhibitions as Fort Worth Cats edge Dallas Steers 2 0 in a lively dog fight. Beaumot Exporters lost 4 1 to Kansas City while Shreveport split with Cleveland Yannigans as pitchers and fielding misplays featured across several contests.
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Fort Worth Cats
Dallas Steers
Die Sullivan
Grimm
Mallon
Trmple
Radcliff
Perdie Schupp
Gerina
Kansas City Clues
Beaumont
Shreveport Sports
Sheeran
Fetter
Baker Hosa
Oscar Fekhardt
Grange
Texas
Pittsburgh Pirots
Lares
Shreveport Venture
Tovielere
Cleveland Yannigans
Perry
Hamween
Cleveland
New York Fetuute
Shreveport
Totas
Steengrafe
Wichita Falls Npudders
St. Baul
American Association
Hal Willse
Sainia
Eulinen
Ringien
Ian Gehig
Tony Lazzer
Mac Wook
Jane
Attesp Ot
Wang Rarse Dally Amt
Jerson
Vanka Hid
Tien
Sen
Anyn Stout
Washington Showing Need of More Work
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Tenn
Natlinsalysi
Smith and Jones Duel in Southeastern Open Golf Tournament
In Georgia at Augusta Country Club and Forest Hills, ten players contend for $5000 in the Southeastern Open. Smith, a young professional, faces Hobby Jones, the amateur, amid rounds over two days with strong scores including an over par effort and notable plays by Dudley, Espinosa, and Sarazen.
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Pensations
Tiertan Smith
Hobby Jones
Augusta Country Club
Forest Hills
Jones
Sue Stroke
Smith
Savantal
Metrusry
Dudley
Wilmington
Del
al Espinosa
Chicago
Gene Sarazen
New York
Espinosa
Kempf Seeks Crites Trophy In Fort Sam Small Bore Meet
Rudolph Kempf aims to win the second leg of the Crites Trophy at the Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club small bore rifle shoot on Monday night at Fort Sam Houston. Scores from the prior event at Camp Mabry show Austin shooters narrowly defeating San Antonians in a 200 and 2000 yard distance contest. Kempf posted 92 in the previous rifle shoot as Liberty placed behind Austin, with several shooters contributing high scores across events.
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Liberty Pistol End
Fort Sat Houston
Kempt
Liberty Club
Mt Camp Mabry
Austin
San Antonians
Austin—Farren 07, Yehuis
Raven Callon
Rouchardst
Meaneay
Knone BO
Peterson
Armstrong
Kelli
Liberty—Kempf
Dean
Heed
Thompson
May
Dalhr
Aiamerman
Baldwin
Welle BA
Tnreal
Firemen Organizing Hill Country Loop Contest Tilt
Hill Country fire brigades plan to enter a loving cup contest aiming for a top finish before May 1 opening. Teams from Mason Benes and nearby towns organize trials as drills and signups gather for the league. Local workers from Southern Pacific and county firms attend opening previews and practice games ahead of the season.
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Uexax
Countes
Inseballera
Tunedon
Trockspringa
Mason
Benes
Ehane
Converse triumphs in tight bowling clash at Comeerie
Converse defeats Eiks and B team in a high scoring bowling night at Comeerie Saturday. Rudy Keeupper and Ed bitbold led Converse with strong marks while Schriewer and Gutor aided the effort. The City Water Board game notes show a brisk crowd as teams posted near century totals.
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Eiks
Tcema
Nan
Antonio Ela
Eacre Power
Bome
Roman
Bik Thacain
Wip
San Antonio
Abla
Mark
Rudy Keeupper
Ed Bitbold
Whara Heneupper
Brink Yan
Edew
Schriewer
Driscoll
Gutor Amit Rorman
Kneupper
Lambrecht
Whild Gzifa
Taupe
AC Sabin
Heteck
Tewer Aks Butler
Tad
Boerner
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Ee & Knoupper
EU Reinare
Bartaln
AL Sarm
Y.wanm Lakers
Ferstin
Totele
Keeuster
Mayu
Toal
City Water Board
Weil Haya Te Tenon
Taeatmenant
Grocers Shut Out Household Steers in Weekend Game
A garbled report notes Grocers defeating Household Steers with a shutout. Mentions a planned game next Sunday and a contact for information, listing Woodlayn 4310. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Lezel
Atroeh
Wermen
Woodlayn
Frocors
Texel
Jesser
Brandt
White Sox trade rumors loom over Cubs and Moody
Grape Vine Telegraph reports Chicago White Sox eye fielder Jim Moore and Henry Wilcheruth from San Bruno as part of a coast trade for outfielder Simon Jolley. Henry and a Giants contingent have ties, while Moore suffers a broken hand delaying spring duty. trade talks spur hopes of reshaping the Sox outfield.
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Grapevine Telegraph
Chicago
Tn Moore
Crac
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