Eagles Beat Mission Den Eagles Edge Yoakum For Regional Shout
The Eagles of Coreh Manor Dish and his team defeated Yoakum to earn the right to face Mission High for the regional crown. A pitching duel sealed the win as the Eagles rallied late in a tense game at Vingte field, with Cameron Ravler and Lucker delivering key hits and the mound duo delivering five innings of strong relief.
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Indian Prexy Predicts Night Games To Save Season
A garbled prewar era sports brief notes plans by Indian teams to revive the season with night games. Mentions players Homer H. Arm amend, Meyers, Meyers, and managers like Bivens. References towns Waco and Austin in a discussion of late schedule changes and electric lighting impacts on baseball play.
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Lichts
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Meyers
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Hino Mogel
Bivens
Farmer Austin High
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Tribe Drops 10 Inning Pitching Duel 2 1 WACK
A battered, hard fought ten inning game ends 2 1 as Tribe edge Cubs after Farrell hits a home run and Fayrelt sacrifices to advance. The pitchers duel keeps fans tense until late, with strong defense and timely hitting shaping the final score on Page 1.
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Farrell
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Fayrelt
Caramid
Timne Tun
Pleasant items ease the burden in quiet kitchen scene
Fragmentary note describes pleasant goods that promise ease and comfort, mentioning phrases about not fighting with ham and references to din véstir and "star pul, signaling a domestic or kitchen related item list without clear context or complete details.
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Ham
Berkeley Bell The Tenacious Lone Star Tennis Tale
The piece chronicles Berkeley Bell, a determined young tennis hopeful, detailing his early struggles, grit, and rising career. It highlights his relentless training, bruising injuries, and steadfast spirit as he battles to prove himself and earn a place among top players, with references to mentors and key early milestones.
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Beverley
Bell
Alrove
Antonio
Reguilar
Wialace
Feuhia
Idei
Jnst
Berkelex
Poell
Imis
Tennix
Austin
Pepick
Anata Wah
Tigrien
Chiesnuth
Ube
Bell Starts Regulars with Warm Practice
Bell arrives in Austin Texas and joins regulars for warm practice as new additions and former teammates from New York adapt to the squad. Several players report mixing in drills while coach evaluates lineups and fitness.
Fragmented OCR text from historical page
Fragmented text appears to be OCR garble with names and places partly readable. It mentions likely people such as Wargrave Farrell Fein Thermanien and places like Antonio and Waco but many words are indecipherable or jumbled, lacking coherent events or clear dates or actions. The readable bits suggest a list or scene description without a single newsworthy incident.
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Hagarove
Wargrave
Farrell
Texas League Boxes Summary From Fuzzy OCR
Readable names and scattered actions from a Texas League box page include Keane sun Willon Pain Ginkle Whelan Haste Whelan Swindle Serre Manse Windle Sturge Danial Stewart Palite Mutiny Wiraye Ankine Tramb Morse Teevhvm Voile Agkings Ciatena Alene WH Wamano Owes Sita Jett Finline Sherceport Colfer Seare.
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Anding Oftener
Whingham
Keane-sun
Willon
Whelan
Haaste
Swindle Ia Serre
Manse
McNaniel
Windle Te Sturge
Danial Stewart
Tuan Palite
Tmiien Am
Mutiny
Wid Nlick
Agkings
Voile
Ens Testy Agung
WH Wamano
Star Gazing and Baseball Highlights From The Week
Reds hit a triple and three doubles driving in four as Morros Fort trounces Bravez 19 to 5. Vernon Green and Yacksfeld White Nirta each collect five hits as Giants beat Pirates 4 to 1. Giasty lands bases loaded homer to go 1 1. Fifth homer of season in twelfth enables A's to defeat St Louis 2 to 0. Red Sorwin leads Indians to a 15 3 win after seven hit pitching.
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A’s
St. Louis
Milt Gaston
Reg Sos
Mitching
Red Sor
Old Jupe Finally Gets Chicago Cubs
A garbled report notes Chicago Cubs action with a rain stoppage halting play in the second inning after a brief opening. The text references a National League context and a series interruption during a scheduled game at Chicago. Multiple misspellings and stray names appear, but the core event is a Cubs game halted by rain in the early innings.
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Chicago
Tia
Chicago Cubs
Sonterlay
Secont
Karasick to Tackle Big Meyers at Exposition Coliseum
Karasick faces Meyers in a headline bout at the Exposition grounds coliseum, with Als insisting on a different opponent and Hamonds threatening enforcement if the match does not proceed. The event centers on the Innis title fight setup amid rival claims and local intrigue surrounding the Friday showdown.
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AL Karasich
Wusaiin Glen
Ad Ridgingis
Mabel Hominonis
Mivet
Freddie
Haryweizhl
Innis
Mal Chow
Exposition Grounis Coliseum
Kirasich
Oreste
Karaslek
Flag Race Recaps and City Venues Across Week
Fragmented OCR lists races and results with scattered names and places. Mentions Houston Fort Worth Wichita Falls Dallas Shearoor War Wednesday Remy Elche Antani Fort Worst Basler Greece New York Louis hitaleionia and Brooklyn. Tuesday schedules include Phildelphia Sh Laure Brooklyn Boston New Tar.
Frank Watt to Play for Mopacs Team
Frank Watt former San Antonio Texas Jeanne pitcher banned by the San Antonio Minors and will be scaled for the meeting, per Verton Appleby secretary.
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Frank Watt
Mopacs
San Ane Nnio Texas Jeanne
San Antonio
Verton Appleby
Records Fall in Wild Game at St Louis
In a wild game record chase, Swudty's bargain saw teams bat 108 times with the Robins 52 and Redbirds 61, matching a National League mark. The all-time record dates to June 7, 1895, Boston and Mets feats, while Giants and Reds also touched peak plate appearances.
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ST. Louis
Swudty
Jim
Disch Named Manager Of Seguin Club In Seguin News
Bills Disch, famed Teas coach, to manage the Boul Oilers a semipro team recently incorporated. Salary set at 1600 dollars monthly, with Tex university store listed among team connections. Season opener scheduled Sunday. June day remains uncertain.
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Teaps
Boul Oilers
Just Incorporated
Seguin Todas
Disch
Unederstool
Witl
Antax Mumber
Texmic University
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Seguin Lees
Sowell's Athletes Camp at Camp Stewart Report
Charles Sowell athletic director of Mars Twain Junior High leads a group to Camp Stewart 18 miles above Kerrville on the Guadalay vigor. The elite squad travels with staff and several named players to open training late in August amid details of the Cramp program and next steps.
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Charles
Sowell
Mars Twain
Camp Stewart
Kerrville
Hriday Aid
Cramp
Duine
Lowell
Prack Slasmaker
Shiney
Garber
Frank Yuntis
Novagas Curds
Nacho Vaducci
Bryce Fawkets
Staffort Craven
Crestog Caroaken
Iavk Horner
Charles Reeves
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Ror Mondy
Ond the Hays
Night game attracts large Texas city audiences
The piece notes a night game drawing crowds in major Texas cities with teams and marching groups described. It mentions a Monday game and a Tuesday appearance by a national association, listing several city matchups and results amid a fragmented report.
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Texas
Tern
Callas
Nature’s plea for kids to eat sugar with Dr Pepper
Old Mother Nature urges quick energy for children. Sugar is essential, given freely but diluted with water and fruit juice for flavor and health. Dr Pepper is presented as the ideal combination, delicious, healthful and safe.
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