Boston Wins Em While It May
New York report outlines early 1929 season struggles and hopes for the Boston Red Sox as they chase American League success. Pirates fade, Cubs and Giants show strength, Athletics stumble, while interleague play begins and standings start to settle. Boston optimism grows despite mixed results.
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Les Conklin
Sports Wester
New York
Boston
Heliox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Isetrait
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Mos
Shawn Collins
Mirorle Ak
Sox
Fist Fight Breaks Up California Girls Basketball Game
California girls edged by Pittsburg? a wild melee erupted at Cali Tenebres college last night. Leone Cantrell of the Vanities and Sarat Rob teteon of California sparked a brawl as players from both teams clashed, ending with the Vanities leaving the court.
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California
da Maceh
SPIA
Cali Tenebres College
Goldenson Vanities
Pittsburg
Leone Cantrell
Vanities
Sarat Rob Teteon
Early spring notes from baseball camps and rosters
Reports from camps in Cuaptanonga and Albany discuss pitching grip tips, seam placement, and finger pressure affecting ball control. Mentions of players Wilbert Rotiman, Robby Tam, and Ted Ws shaping spring plans, with coaches and managers optimistic about season readiness and lineup adjustments as spring training progresses.
Pros in Final 36 Holes at Augusta Open Golf
The Southeastern Open Golf tournament saw 36 players reach the final 36, led by Willie MacFarlane of New York and Paul Rungos of White Plains. Contested at Augusta, the field posted 14 under par totals in the early rounds with scores clustering around 145 to 151 as Spracev and Golden trailed.
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Vrites
Willie MacFarlane
New York
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White Pains
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Forrest
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Atlantic City
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Till Muhlborn
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Beiiere
Gene Spracev
Johnny Golden
Norotea
Geason
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Sprazen
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Elmsford
Walter Hagen
Detroit
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Vucehose
No Ya
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Auguste Pro
Wills Cox
Brooklyn
Cmig Ward
Deal
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Johnns Parrell
Mamlinneck
Seeded tennis stars back in action in New Orleans
In wet conditions at the New Orleans Country Club invitation event, five of eight seeded players won first round matches. Notables including Sutcer, Lott, Quick, Parker, and Moutey advanced, while others like Suller, Dail, and Connells also posted early wins as rain paused play and dampened balls.
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Journafornt
Rifford Sutcer
New Orleans
Meorge Lott
Thundelphia
Dames Quick
Nally
Wree Xevdell Payers
Vines
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Philadelphy
Suller
Jock Sliopson
Atlanta
South Atlanta
Dail
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Quick
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Chamion
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Fred Tages
New York
Quinn Connells
Rive Institute
Houston
Jack Potter
Moother Houston
Charles Bune
Tulane University
Zet Coxtle
van Styn Wos
Jeadling
Jack
Ban Johnson and the Rise of Modern Baseball
March report from New York describes Ban Johnson as a warrior leader who built the Major League Baseball era. It credits him with creating the American League, turning baseball into a powerful business and shaping the sport’s early 20th century growth.
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Ban Johnson
Damon Runyon
Depreiatl
Colverca Serdre
New York
Bolt
Johnson
Go Querer
Stohs
Prandeur
Rise and fall of a baseball empire's iron will
A fragmented reminiscence traces John Johnson Rasrhall’s ascent as a driving force behind Rasrhall, crediting him with building a vast baseball enterprise and confronting rivals. It notes his vision, strict discipline, and accumulation of power, then hints at his decline as overbearing authority and fearsome influence eroded relationships and the game’s integrity.
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Johnson
Aztec Kid Duel Headlines Local Wrestling and Ring Appearances
In Lenni Arizona the Aztec Kid faces challengers in a crowded wrestling card. Promoter Warren and rival players from Corpus bring high energy as Avalon defeats Navarro while Garcia, Toney, and McDonald highlight prelims. Also noted is Ben Senies high school track district elimination in nearby San Benito.
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Chrieti
Katie Tae
Hattler
Corpus
Ogether Seleran
Jack Avalon
Raymond Garcia
Avelon
Dan Navarro
Roy McLionald
Kid ‘Toney
Warren
San Benito
Hanto
Teran
Ben Senies
To AG
Winneth
Ramet
Osburn Ready to Battle Vadalfi in War Dept Card
Mabie Oshwig and Oreste Vailatti headline a post bi monthly wrestling card at the War Department theater with an 8:30 PM start. The 105 pound match leads into a two fall bout while Walter Klaerner faces Jock Myers in a 15 point main event. Also on the bill are a one fall prelim and opening bout as fans brace for a lively show.
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Oreste
Vailatti
War Department
Ico
Elagh iv
Bews
Layethee
Walter Klaerner
Jock Myers
Cach
Howl Feailenv
Aeny
Malkin Skovie
Proli
Chicago Gets Strib Fight
A chaotic aviation incident near Maven Georgia involved heavyweight contender plans and a distressed flight returning amid rain. Passengers including Will G. Wanehard and Ty McCord aided by pilot Stel ling, who kept control as the engine faltered, avoiding disaster and steering toward safety.
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Wee Ma Sitting
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Matrinuros
Mexico
Houde
Setime
Funeral services for Benes S Barnard former AL president
A large crowd gathered in Cleveland for the funeral of Benes S Barnard former Cleveland Indians standout and later American League president. Notables including Kerr Lan dis and John A Jegiller attended. burial followed at Wyomouth church in Shaker Heights.
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American League
Spencer
Tool
Toribe
Hyton Dancroft Johnson
Barnard
Cleveland Indians
League
Knights Templar
Kenesaw
Dernaed
Mayes Judge of Fair Races in Seguin Texas
In Seguin Texas on March 1, Jobs H. Muses of Floresville was elected presiding judge and Mex Brrefield of Seguin associate judge of the South Yous racing board. Knight of Fort Worth served as official starter with Erik of Kenedy as assistant. Board members and guests met on the river to adopt horse association rules reflecting Kentucky racing standards for 193 airs. Members named from J. Nationa and J. Winger, J. T. Halaran, Wat Siman, William Hermes, No Robson, M. Ainsworth, Ta. Curdien, Max Ytarcke, Max Beko, and George J. Kempen.
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Floresville
Mex Brrefield
South Yous Racing Board
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Fort Worth
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Kenedy
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George J. Kenpen
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No Robson
Ta Grange
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Ta. Curdien
Senaniea
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George J.kempen
Stephenson Returns to Cubs After Injury Plague
Los Angeles report says Higgs Stephenson known as the Old Lens from Alabamy is set to start the season in the Cubs lineup after a year marked by injuries and rough spells. He resumes training with improved hitting and fielding but lingering questions about durability remain.
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Los Angeles
Higgs Stephenson
Cubs
Stephenson
Ates
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Hved Ben Down
Dean Wins One More Chance With Cardinals
Dean, a 20-year-old Texas hope, faces renewed trust from manager Joe Street after a heated dispute nearly sidelined him. Street warned any further missteps could end his season. Dean, famed for late bedtimes and early rises, seeks to prove stamina and form at St. Louis.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Ilaga
Dean
Stenel
Street
Parish League Opens April 19 With Six Members
The Catholic Parish league will open Sunday April 19 at Concepcion Park with six members, three gnomes among them, per Monday night meeting led by President N A Quutonilla. At 2 PM the No 1 diamond features Raymond and St Ann's versus St Garaqds. In the second game Perpetual Tielp faces San Pernanig. On No 2 diamond Sacro VWeart pings St Cecilia's. The Wilson has he adopted o gt Phe jare(ing.
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T Leneur
Concepcion Park
N. A. Quutotanilla
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St. Garaqds
St Cecilia's
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