Frazier Retains Heights Coaching Position Amid Board Dispute
The Heights board faced salary talks and student protest as they discuss retaining coach Frazier. Reports note his past as a standout at Baylor and A&M 34 and his influence on track and basketball. Opposition from J S Harnor and Charlton Charlton is mentioned regarding salary increases.
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Ford
Baylor Ugi
Wisp
College
Michael
Gorton Charlion
Taraved
J. 5
Harnor
Heights
Chicago to stage national golf championship in forest preserves
A municipal golf association plans to seek the national public links championship for 1928. Former national title holder Cl d Evans, now a golf architect for Cook County, backs the effort and aims to have at least one forest preserve course ready in championship form by next year.
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Chtccasy
Schreiner Beats Simmons in Final Diamond clash
Schreiner defeats Simmons 4 to 3 on the local diamond Tuesday afternoon as Andrews leads with three hits. A controversial ruling at home plate and a missed call by the umpire mar the late rally by Simmons. Parks led Simmons with strong hitting while Dick Honpe of Oakland delivered a late punchout.
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Kerryiluk
Textel Schnherdte Meunia
Simmons Coiversity Cow
Andrews
Schreiner
Foros
Eckreiner
Parks
Simmons
Isu
Bowling Coup de Grace in 1927 National Women’s Bowling Meet
The Chicago team won the five-woman division of the 1927 National Women’s Bowling Championship, finishing with standout scores led by a 2397 total and top performance from Alphie of Chicago. The event, part of a broader Commercial Handicap League and city league play, continued with doubles and team events.
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Coumble
Mey
Chicago
Nastenel Womere Burling Cam- Fisuship
P Wemeh
Bowitie Congress
AlphEo Chicago
Hams
Firethree Plaess
William Hale Thompson Suai
Teck
Gaffney Stars in Decisive League Victory
Gaffney dominates for the Bexar Limberjacker in a regional league clash. The Janmberjacks rout Veltin with a 17 run output, setting a high pace after an early 4 to 0 lead and keeping momentum through the seventh inning.
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Gaffney
Tite
Getfirs
Bexar
Alamo Eagle
Veltin and i
Rafeties
Thanis Wants Games In Tin D Rasis Baseball Ink
Fragmentary sports notes mention teams and players across cities like San Antonin and Portland. Mentions of a fifth straight win for a lax team and references to league activity include names such as Tommy Cela Ray Pranciscn Harry Weiltneh and a roster of unclear locales and scores.
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Tin D'Rasis Baseball Ink
Lax
Siaugamet
San Antonin
Tit
Thse Whanis
D'Tanis
Abni
Fale
Ban Prar
Tommy Cela
Ray
Harry Weiltneh
New Yorke
Owight
Five American Women Set for British Golf Championship
The United States will be represented by five women golfers in the British women's golf championship in England starting May 16. Virginia Wilson of Ehlings is among the five, near Miss Glenna Collett the defending national winner. Other Americans are Jean Brooks of Englewood, Malice Lee Beadlestes of Rockaway Hunting Club, Mrs. J. Rob. KR. Spauldne of Buffalo Country Club, and Mrs. George Newman Lewis of Los Angeles.
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York
United States
England
Virginia Wilson
Ehlings
Glenna Collett
Philadelphia
Wilson
Tame Dloze
G. Henry Stetson
Ate
Aliss Jean Brooks
Englewood
Milice Lee Beadlestes
Rock Ae Hunting Club
Ob. KR
Archers Prep for Big Game at Muscaw Fair Grounds
Dr E B Hubert of the University of Idaho forestry department founded the archery club. Members plan practice along Paradi Avenue and nearby courses using 28 inch draw bows to prepare for hunting season. The sport is gaining popularity and may require a dedicated range if growth continues.
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E. B. Hubert
Forestry Deparyment
Lnivereity of
Idaho
Cing
Muscaw Fair
New York golf championship date moved to Wednesday
New York May 4 The Mecrayalivan Golf association changes the national championship schedule from May 26 to Wednesday and ends on Saturday at The Clearview Golf club Rayville. Johnny Ladds chair of the tournament committee moves the event to fit Memorial Day weekend practice and attendance.
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New York
Mecrayalivan Golf Association
Clearview
Rayrile
Seguin Plans Golf Layout Near Guadalupa Lake
Seguin reports the formation of a new golf club and recreation center named Li Vountrs club on a 100 acre tract near Guadalupa Lake. The project includes an 18 hole course, clubhouse, bathing pool, boat landing, and summer camps with memberships limited to priv ileges or cabin-site buyers. George Th Butler will manage the organization with initial active charge.
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San Antonio
Guadalupa
Orsinizstian
Li Vountrs Club
Reguin
Tra
George Th. Butler
Thalheimer to Lead San Antonio Country Club Invite
Louis Thalheimer will play in the San Antonio Country Club invitation tournament starting Friday. He holds the Vexos varsity championship and Southwestern singles crown, with doubles success beside Lew White including national clay doubles and Intercollegiate titles. Other entrants include Pell Bell, Bell and Bell brothers, and Texas players in a strong San Antonio field. Play begins Friday at 3 p.m. on clay courts.
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Abiochy
Sundey
San Antonio
Thalheimer
Ant
Lew White
Ous
Dorota
Herkeler Pell
Auston
Texas
Marshall Bell
Wertain
Wilmer Allison
Bruce Barnes
Youns Key
Sam Fitch
Roy Ryan
University of Texas
Gillespie Stacy
J. B. Adone
Dallas
Plax
Country Club
Widow Receives Entire Borchert Estate In Milwaukee
Mrs. Otto Borchert, widow of the Milwaukee American Association Baseball owner, inherits the entire estate. Probate filings list the value of the estate and personal property at more than 200 thousand dollars. The widow is named executrix.
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Milwaunnn
Otto Borchert
Milwaukee American Association
Borchert
Loft
County Baseball Tourney Seeks Consolation Round Saturday
Players eliminated from the county playground tournament are invited to compete in the consolation round this Saturday at Brockenville Park on the new poly-field diamonds. The first game starts at 8 o'clock with up to six games played simultaneously on the eight diamonds.
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AN County Genuile
Ste
Poly-Field Diamonds
Brockenville Park
Wiss
Tie En Diamonis
Ferdinand Schulz sets 14 hour glider record in Prussia
Ferdinand Schulz lifts a nine seater glider aloft for 14 hours and 6 minutes, breaking the prior mark held by Marsaux of France who logged 19 hours 10 minutes 42 seconds in a long air endurance attempt. The report notes the record flight occurred near Ost Prussia on May 4.
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Ost Prussia
Germany
Ferdinand Schulz
Marsaux
Rennert Handicap Preview Sets Preakness Interest High
Baltimore May 44 followers focus on the Rennert Handicap at Pimlico a six furlong prep for the Preakness. Horses including Wandering Minstrel Whiskery Archibalds Candy Mayore and Pandora vie for form as Whiskery leads Whitney stable entries toward next Monday’s Pimlico classic.
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Pimlico
Sir Harry
Wandering Almstrel
Seagram Stable
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Wandering Minstrel
H. P Whitney
Pandora
Whitney
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Scapa Flow
Fox Qatcher Farm
Sagamore
Ral Parr
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Hangoens
Jamaica
Rancocas
Turimen
Fonday
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Navy
Havre de Grace
Hother Whiskers
H. Teller Archiv +bald
Detroit to Honor Ty Cobb in Philadelphia Game Return
Detroit announces plans to honor Ty Cobb former Tigers manager now with the Philadelphia Athletics. A reception and tribute are set for May 30 at Navin Field with the University of Michigan Club and Intercollegiate Association organizing the events.
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Detroit
Piane
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Saturday Loop Expands to Eight Clubs
John E. Weber announces that Saturday Baseball League has grown to eight clubs with two new teams joining this Saturday. The newcomers include Harlandale and the civilian employees of the Air Intermediate Command known as AIC at Kelly Field.
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John E. Weber
John E
Harlandale
Air Intermediate Nepothetier
Kelly Field
Longhorn Trackmen Prep for Big Meet
Austin May 4 With under two weeks before the Bonthweet Conference meet in Houston Texas University coach Circle Littlefield sharpens the track squad for the event. Only a dual with Texas A and M at College Station remains before the conference meet and most athletes are in good shape except Jerry Landa who has a pulled muscle Patterson the premier pole vaulter has been under the weather but is improving Whigh left Sir Harry Pillota and Topagan train behind as the squad focuses on workouts. The Rennett Handicap slated for tomorrow should reveal more eligibles and Whiskers Jack Sir Harts Tenaya Sweevster and Kentucky Tl are among the top contenders for the $8000 prize.
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Circle Littlefield
Texas University
Houston
Texas A
M. College
College Station
Texas
Jerry Landa
Paterson
Pole
Peel Whigh
Sir Harry
Southern Seagram
Pillota
Goodstone
A. G. Westen
Rennett
Whiskers
Jack
Sir Harts
Tenaya
Sweevster
Kentucky
Karnes City Golfers Lose to Main Avenue Team
Karnes City golfers, defending Southwest Texas title holders, lost nine of twelve matches to Main Avenue High at Bracken Ridge municipal links. Main Avenue swept singles, won two of four doubles, with Felix McKnight and Smyley among the standout players. scores list several Main Avenue players and partial match results.
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Karnes City
Southwest Texas Golf Association
Kenedy
Main Avenue
Crimsons
Felix Mc
Knight
Smyley
Rigstors
Morgan
Young
B. Schrier
Roses E. O'Quinn
Karnes City Muecke
Easengs
Smith
10000 More Trout in Medina Waters
The Medina hatchery received 10000 rainbow trout fingerlings this week as O N Baldwin and Bi Furlong delivered them after a rival hatchery from Neosho Missouri. Ben Jackson of San Marcos oversaw the shipment ensuring proper temperature and fish condition.
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O. N. Baldwin
Bi Furlong
Neosho
Fuelong
Ben Jackson
San Marcog
Jackson
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