Bears release Davenport and Casey to leagues
The Bears Monday released pitcher Claude Davenport and catcher Joe Casey. Casey heads to the Columbia club of the South Atlantic League, while Davenport is sent to Goldhe in the Western League. Team president Denson notes more pitchers may be needed as Davenport’s status remains uncertain. Calpher Brock from Kansas City joins the Bears in Dallas Monday. Pete Knisely, sold to Bloomington in the Three League, faces uncertain return to uniform this year.
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Joe Casey
Colunxula
Claude Tiuwenport
Ooldhe
Bo the Beare
Pcovad Tonnla
Davnport Aaso
R Bren
Ivan
Denson
Texas
Michi Jgen
Calpher Brock
Kansas City
Bears
Dallas Monlay
Ghutfieller
Pete Knisely
Il Dkis
Hw Bests
Bloomington
Knisely
Tikewisn
Fistaer Baye Callahan
Galvess! Oy
Fidelity edges Kenedy with big inning in 4-1 win
The Fidelity club defeated Kenedy 4 to 1 as a decisive third inning broke the game open. Hicks and Holchak relieved, two-base hits by Vogler and Tietzman fueled the rally, while Barry was knocked out early. Gunkel and Holelak starred on defense for Fidelity with strong at bats.
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Fidelity Club
Kenedy
Barry
Fone Suns
Hicks
Holchak
Bair
Vogier
Tietzman
Holehek
Kenely
Vogler
Ledger
Gunkel
Witsers
Holelak
Mueller Twirls Well In No Hit Parish Games
Eddie Mueller pitched a no hit shutout for Sacre Heard Parish Cup junior team defeating St Gerard's parish Sunday 10 to 0. He improved to 12 victories in 13 games as Cubs continued strong run. Sacred Heart senior team fell to Texas Blue Print club 8 to 0 in revenge for past loss.
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Eddie Mueller
Sacre Heard
St Gerard's Parish
Cubs
Mueller
The
Sacred Heart
Bealing
Texas Flue Print Club
Ted. Hare
Blue Printers
Polo Games in San Asta Caer Headquarter Report
unclear text references polo games and military units including a colonel Maw Higos Mie and lieutenant colonel. Mentions Corps Area Headquarters and a date format like IT 19.4. Five lines suggest disrupted OCR with names and ranks but no clear events or outcomes.
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Sanasta Caer
Igi Corps
Coline Co
Toll and
Valle Ovey
Kelly Fink
Minor ties as rivals split in town race
In a tight local contest two teams paused on a draw as missed penalties swung the result into a split of points. Daint stalemate left both sides without a winner in a tense clash that kept standings unsettled.
Prospect Hill Triumphs In Junior League Baseball Duel
Prospect Hill defeated the Tang Angeles Grigles 26 to 1 at the itonie ville Park in a junior league game. Braves stars Ture Veltman and Gelder led a strong attack while Salmon teammates aided the win. Batteries involved Lewis and Dutham for Prospect Hill and Waits and Hugo for the Orioles in a rough exhibition.
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Shu Kingsbury
Toe Angeles
Itonie Vilge Park
Tang Angeles
Battery Cork
Ture Veltman
Gray andGelder
Braves
Pac Ups
Ax Tid Crustton
Gardner
Otal Braves
Coe
Lewis and Dutham
Kal
Sky Gud
Harris
Jack Watts
Tobin Hill
Bis
Sur
Horton
Orioles
Waits
Hugo
Gam Ricks
Sneneen
Gustav Seng
Eagle
Vitehot
Independents Beat Ninth Engineers In Good Game At Post
The San Antonio Independents defeated the Ninth Engineers 6 to 2 at Fort Sam Houston in a City League contest. Gray and Burke starred for the Independents while Detter and Marseuzie worked the Engineers. Haynes Aldworth and Simmang contributed notable hitting and Simmang's fielding anchored the win.
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San Antonio
Seat former winners in Ben Hicks Derby
Lattisville May 9 Reflects eleven thoroughbreds beaten in the Ben Hicks Derby Satardar fr Behave Yous L886 had defeated Dip. AG Taxington a Fes Hinck Servant won from kip mata by a head. Churchill Dawns Just y ich with Yeudery formed Whitmer entry winner while Pehare Somavll was third, Coyne finished sixth in the Derby.
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Lattisville
Hicks Dethy Satardar
Dip
AG Taxington
Kip Mata
Churchil
Yeudery
Whitmer
Pehare Somavll Ware
Coyne Whiell
Teas
Water sports draw vie ovhmnning and diving contesta
Riverside park hosts a water sports and diving meet next Sunday with entries from local clubs. Rupert Komsan and Charles W Pewapesayan win two events, while Margery Mahaver and Miss Byrd Treliapes shine in diving.
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Sontesta
Renlenrley Park
Rubert Komsan
Rue Siniday
Charles W. Pewapesayan
Lidersbool
J Warren
Cycle to Austin SND Ad Pay Oss and Millerarel
Fragmented OCR text hints at a travel or advertisement notice mentioning a cycle trip to Austin, pay terms, and various garbled names. Key readable items include references to a cycle event, a schedule with day and night segments, and mentions of people such as LiLemry Mc and a capital city context. The readable portion is insufficient for a concrete event or outcome.
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SND
Tuanel
Gael
TAO
Miles
Avery
LiLemry
Tragedy Strikes Local Youth in Wisted Area
A student in Wisted reportedly died by hanging as witnesses described a disturbing scene. Police investigate the incident, with reports indicating the youth faced alarming distress before the act and the surrounding crowd reacted with confusion and concern.
Kamppmann and Lally Defeat Nordhaus and Mangham
Kamppmann and Lally defeat Nordhaus and Mangham by three and two in a tense golf foursome. The Country Club team, represented by Kaun, ely amatenr self champion, and Som Tally, bested amateur Chivence Nordhaus and MClarenee Mangham with strong play on the greens. Manghung and Nuwlhaus were one up at the turn, and the Country Club pair won decisive holes including a birdie spree on eight and eleven.
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Robert
Kaun
Ely Amatenr
Som Tally
Country Glub
Chivence Nordhaus
McLarenee Manghan
Brackensidge Part Wofersional
Apt
Barmpurtni
Tally
Don
Ash
Manghung
Nuwlhaus
Pate
Gut First Fowe
Theri
Nivdhane
Maugham Siole
Lally
Des
Schwager's Fish Tops Medina Sunday's Bass Catches
George Schwager, a former fisherman, caught the largest bass Sunday on Medina lake as crowds increased for the second wrek-mud event. His fish weighed Lt pounds, plus another T-pounder. Paul Debaya claimed a feathe honors with a counter caught in deep wale using live min iw.
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George Schwager
Moddina Lake
Joe Granieri
Bandera Road
Texas County Line
Maria Inko
Dempsey Ramps Up Training Ahead of July Title Bout
Atlantic City reports Jack Dempsey has arrived for training camp and will move to Manila for a championship bout against Georges Carpentier on July 2 in Jersey Cliffs. He was entertained by Mayor Baler after a parish walk along St Kalas road and later played in the evening.
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Atlantic City
Dempery
Naraphernatia
Manila
Jersey Clifs
Doemsre
Mayor Baler
St. Kalas’ Catholic Church
Galt
Army marksmen win amid rough Vitantes clash
The weekly Minnesota rifle contest reports two rival teams, with Mian Travis Meine and others scoring amid hard battles at Camp Mik ning. Shots hit 20 percent as contenders pull ahead and themes shift, securing a victory in a tense meet.
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Vitantes
Mian Travis
Three Days of Golf Tournament Amid Hazy Local Glee
The article notes a three day golf event from Tuesday to Thursday with top locals like Chit Loures and Tam Tall handling duties. It mentions an 18 hole format, a payout in dollars, and a weekly schedule including a Monday chart by McCarthy and a Sunday finale for the state championships.
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Maesting
Thoredas
Thianah Sills
Tam
Hore
May 23 9th Melilry totals and unit listings
Sunday May 23 stores list shows ninth Melilry totals with names and ranks such as Cantary Mapes Sergeant Virickson and Gideon, along with infantry units including Ninth Infantry and Captain Caplan Preehon. Additional entries name Captain Waly Harrant Offlerr Athrann and various Civillage locations, markers, and numbers. The fragmentary text records roles and identifiers across multiple companies and units with scattered alphanumeric codes.
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Melilry Totas
Cantary Mapes
Virickson
Gideon
Barksinna
Runyan
Ty Intal
Infantry Team
Kentint Peer
Dhawpsuus
M. Rhadhus
Ftotnt
Poughkeepsie Regatta Poised as Year Leader in Flowing Rivalries
The article previews a pivotal rowing season with Yale Harvard and Navy rivalries shaping the year. It notes Yale’s strong start, anticipated presence of Navy crews, and a calendar of major regattas from April to June on the Hudson, Thames, and other venues, stressing the fight for rowing supremacy among American colleges.
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York
Lhe
fEnason
Thames
London
Yale
Utnrvard
American College
New Haven
Sn Latch
Peumi Dia
Housatonic
Loving
Pennnsylvania
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Navy
Severn
Clip
Princeton
Harlem
Massachusetts
Tebaen
Vaynen
Cornell
Syra
Annapolia
Thin
Powelkeensin
Cavyell
Clim
Dempsey Explains Poor Brendan Battle Sickness
In New York May 3 amid crowds at Madison Square Garden, heavyweight champion Dempsey cited illness as the reason for a lackluster performance against Brennan. He described chills, stomach pain, and cold sweats that plagued him from the first rounds, forcing him to push through to the sixth. He recalled remaining cold during introductions and the struggle to warm up, before rallying in the fourth to fifth rounds.
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New York
Brennan
Dunesey
Madison Square Garden
Carpentier
Cari
Dempsey
Breddy Whish
Nic
Brenan
Tim
Norfolk
Vin Sare Tran
Coud
Willard
Yoyself
Babe" Ruth
Parnasstown Press Fragment Sparks Confusion in Report
A fragmentary OCR item from Lia Ponosstvania describes unclear events with mentions of Californie Kev Tyo dayy Inter and a closing ceremony at Harvard-Valere. Partial names include New Lonion and kallucon by Pignes, but details remain unreadable.
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Lia
Ponosstvania
Californie
New Lonion
Reds Quell Rebels In Torn Province Conflict Report
A destabilizing revolt led by General Antonoff in Trubov appears crushed after a near month of fighting. Earlier Bolshevik remnants and allied forces faced a harsh setback as Antonoff’s troops tightened control. In separate news, a violent hailstorm across Athens caused multi million in damages, killing several, wrecking vineyards, bridges, and rail lines.
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Antonoff
Petrichentw
Clu: Holsheviki
Samboy
Anetowff
Antowoff
Antonie
Bamege
Athens
Demage
Cierre
Drowned boy missing in Elm River mystery
Local report describes the disappearance of a youth named Ernest Wall who wandered from home overnight. Authorities and parents believe he fell into the Elm River near Daltis during the night. search efforts continue as investigators confirm no immediate leads.
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Asey
Pex
Ernest Wall
Hall of
Nity
Rail Workers Meet At St Louis Third Annual Convention
Rail workers gather in St Louis for the Railroad Yardmasters of America third annual convention. Key topics include wage revision and an eight hour day for yardmasters, with executive sessions planned through Saturday. Delegates anticipate discussion on uniform eight hour rules and constitutional changes.
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St. Louis
May
Coutry
Dieuehiuil
Tailay
Railroad Yardmasters ‘of America
Louis
Karyice
Argumeniot
Plas
Tle
Tates
Diube
Dle
Beale Ruyes
The
Ormininatinn
3. T. Cope
Columbus
Ohio
Paella Vna
Honor Sheridan’s Memory Honored in New York Grave Monument
The memory of Martin J. Sheridan, a New York police officer who won the Dickens throw at the Olgamir games, was honored Monday with the unveiling of a granite monument at his grave.
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Sheridan
New York
Martin J. Sheridan
Dikens
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