Ramblers Edge Ganders In Tight League Clash
Ramblers beat Ganders 7 to 4 as Stinson-Hondo delay reshapes standings. Randolph field pair Tin Finger and Walt Noble held Brooks to key hits while Kelly War Workers lost 4 to 3 to Cadet Center. Underwood win spotlights a close game as center nips War Workers. detailed hitting includes Kazak Naranjo and Mangum homer.
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San Antonio
Normoyle Ordnance Deputy
Simday
Tech Geld
Kelly Field Post
Kelly War Workers
Reult
The
War Workers
Randolph Field
Tin Finger
Walt Noble
Brooks
Pinger
Tud
Nuthe
Crockson Bown
Fruity Fortune
Hut
Frazier Fine Rube Naranjo
Bower
Randolph
Randolph's ‘Siggest Wallops, Eddie Kazak
Brook
Underwood
Dim Underwood
Tours
Kelly
Faye
Ponce
Kim
Beck
Damge
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Mangum
Williams
Ted Wim
AIR Pet
Brooks Field
Hondo Échoulie We Ab
Susan Weld
Cael Center Sever
Narmoyle ’ Fereesinn
Kelly Fled
British Say Pass Slows Up Football
London report on Saturday's championship game credits lengthy forward passes with slowing the sport. The British observers note the game opened with a kickoff return and saw substitutions, as the U S Engineers lost 10 to 6 to the United States Artillery with 25 000 spectators.
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London
United States
London Sgorta
Alow
U. &, Pletit Artilery
U. S
Miss Allison WAVES Ensign Named at Penn
Elsie Jane Allison, a former University of Pennsylvania women’s swimming captain, is to be commissioned as an ensign. The WAVES oath ceremony includes three San Antonio participants Balvin Dagosh Arne, Jowell Ethel Little, and others, with training expected at Smith College in about three weeks.
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Elsie Jane Allison
Ban Antonis Glawvtinener
Ab Ips Aid
University of Pennsylvania
San Antonio
Balvin Dagosh Arne
Jowell Ethel Little
Lo Smith College
Army Box Scores and War Workers Report From Local Game
Raguuern and Mandelphi Brooky AB show strong at bats with multiple runs and errors noted. Pitching details list Finger Nothe Midkite and others, while war workers section records Batters, runs and hits with totals 38 3 0 and notes on hits, steals, and double plays.
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Novak
Ka Zachary
Naranfo
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Way
Dorazio Expected To Wallop Boksi In Philadelphia Bout
Gus Dorazio heavyweight from Philadelphia was a 7 to 6 favorite to beat Joe Boksi of Kulpmont in a 10 round arena bout tonight. Boksi has one defeat at starts and fought a disputed decision with Queen Washell recently. The card listed weights, reach, and various boxers with results and pitchers noted for the arena event.
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Mary
Gus Dornelo
Philadelphia
Joe Boks
Kulpmont
Boks
Normoyle
Normoyta
Dernix
Firlow
Apenas
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Austin edge Jefferson on disqualified rivals in high school meet
Dallas student Davis was disqualified for alleged foul on the first lap and Bradford for a late turn foul, changing the race outcome as Austin claimed the title over Jefferson High with a 2016 to 1942 score. Officials and observers debated the calls amid conflicting accounts and a photo in the pressbox.
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Johnny Janes
Man Antonio
Jefferson High School
Austin
Mustangs
Tay Bradford Pfter
Charlie Davis
Adamson High
Malins
Jefferson
Davis
Bradford Wes
Foeling
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Tim
Gay Bradford
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Bones
Irvin
D Jetterson
P.O. Cobb
Dallas
Rendford
Mel Koenning Wid
Fencing titles decided as Daldas leads varied titles
Southwest fencing titles were distributed among several victors in the league senior tournament with Gadlon Shumate of Texan university winning novice class. Griffith Stiles of Dallas claimed the men's fall contest, while George Deakley of Texan Tech took Liemen's saber and foil titles. The women's tournament is scheduled for Friday.
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Southwest
Gadlon Shumate
Texan University
Griffith Stiles
Dalles
George Deakley
Texan Tech
Liemen
Women’s Golf Starts Over Camp Course
The rainy conditions slowed the course as Jo Henin and partner Joe Beasley posted the best gross 76 in the city championship’s opening day. Eighteen-hole medal rounds begin Tuesday with Henson favored to contend, following last year’s semi final finish.
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Mounine Ianey
Henin Fram
Joe Beasley
Arthur Guest Jr
C. A. Fergn
Big League Bench War in Spring Showdown
The piece notes turmoil in the major leagues as managers Teo Durocher Mel Ott and Art Pletcher clash with umpires and fans. Ejections and fines ripple through Boston Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as players react to rising tensions. A separate note from Los Angeles reports a young golfer making a hole-in-one protest at Forbes Field while Washington highlights multiple players involved in a separate incident.
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Upson Bailey
North Atlantic
Dragons
Teo Durocher
Brooklyn Wedgel
Wileah Atru
Babe Pinell
Boston
Batusday
Mel Ott
Giants
Philadelphia
Art Pletcher
New York Yankers
Ay Die Pire
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Sufxing
Piltsmagh Pirates
Gulface
Los Angeles
Décko Conlan
Iddie Kingsbury
Forbes
King
Sunset Fields
Washington
Clary
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Platak Handball Champ Defeats Smith in San Francisco
Joe Platak of Chicago and the U S navy won his eighth match in the A A U hardball championship in San Francisco on May 10. He defeated Abe Smith of Oakland, Calif, by scores of 21 to 8 and 1 to 2.
Texans Own Five High Track Marks
Texan sprinters and hurdlers set multiple national marks at the state meet. Charley Parker of Thomas Jefferson San Antonio clocked 220 yards in 20.6 seconds, edging Jesse Owens record. Dewald Coulter of Marshals Home Fort Worth broke the national shot put record with 80 feet 112 inches at the Texas Relays. Other Texans tied or matched records in the half mile and low hurdles, with 220 yard hurdles now discontinued.
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Tesas Schootboyr
Yen Mare
Charley Parker
Thomas Yefferson
San Antonio
Seoante
Pete
Treord
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Dewald Coulter
Masohls
Fort Worth
Elwyn Does
Lawrence Kann
Texax Athletics
Marple Baeh
Stimach
Dallan
MH Hamman
Sonnet
Max Minor
Tohaka
McAfers in Service at Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Six McAfer brothers join the armed forces with George McAfes, former Dike University and Chicago Beats player, stationed at Jacksonville Naval Air Station. The brothers are listed among service personnel as part of the national defense effort.
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Jacksonville
Frn
George McAfes
Dike University
Chicago
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Iwa Brothers
Dimmitt Guides Aggies After Coaching Shortage
In Houston on May 10 the Aggies, led by coach Dimmitt filling in for a short-handed staff, won the conference meet. The team remained unbeaten in the Southwest Conference, with standout performances including a new pole vault record by Pat Watkins at 60 feet 7 8 inches and a 202 feet 10 inches javelin by The Blenderson.
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Asseballers
Usoy
Dlamito
Pate Watkins
Thi Blenderson
Pacific Coast League Standings and Scores Brief
The Pacific Coast League updates show Los Angeles leading with a win loss record, Sacramento trailing, and Oakland posting a strong 54 to 12 victory. Portland and San Francisco also feature in the standings with mixed results as round results and percentages are noted for team performance.
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Pacific Coast League
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Dewey Ae
San Pimc Pee
Ganlasih
Hallewood
Portland
Ida
Thigan Digke
Oakland
Sacramento
San Angeles
Southern Association Scores Reported Across Teams
In a terse table style summary the Southern Association results show wins and losses for teams including Nashville and Memphians plus scores such as 35 to 7 and 4 to 9. The fragment mentions cities like Nashville and Wilkes-Barre and teams Challanonga and Athanyst Tharhanion with partial game counts and standings.
Red Sox show contentious clash over revival ball
Catahier Jotamny Peacock of the Bose lon Red Sox clashed and were chased as the revitalize ball debuted in the Nations League on Saturday and in the American league on Sunday. About 147,000 fans attended eight doubleheaders on the Sabbath, appearing impressed by the turnout.
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Catahier Jotamny Peacock
Boselon Red Sox
Hart Knocks Giants As Phils Sweep Doubleheader
Jack Kraus Hart of San Antonio, a young arm from the Minoklyn club traded to Philadelphia, beat the New York Giants 3-1 before retiring after being spiked by Johnny Rucker. The Phillies then swept a doubleheader with the Giants, 3-2 and 9-1, extending a three-game streak as Brooklyn and Chicago also posted tallies in a day of decisive baseball across the circuit.
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Jack Kraus Hart
Jack Kraus
San Antintin
Bone Chip in Lee Elbow Slows White Sox Pitcher
CHICAGO May 10 Thorn ston Lee the big left hander who pitched 92 games for the Chicago White Sox is a victim of a bone chip and growth in the elbow. The team’s physician will take X ray pictures today before a course of treatment is prescribed. In the meantime he will continue on his dollar a year contract, which will be replaced as soon as he shows he has regained form.
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Chicago
Thornston Lee
Lee
Han
Bell Furniture Keeps Lead in North Am League Standings
Bell Furniture maintains its lead in the North American League standings after a 1-8 win over Stauffer Photo nine in the opener at Plitman Sullivan. In the nightcap, Dan's Cane defeated East Side Athletic to move into a tie for second place, one game back, as Bell Furniture blasted Hoh Glover for four runs before five innings. Flores allowed three hits as the Photog bagged three runs. Dan's Cane pitcher Spencer earned the win with eight hits allowed and 32 strikeouts.
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Lyons to Pitch In With White Sox at Navy Pier
Ted Lyons, longtime Chicago White Sox pitcher now in military service, is preparing for pitching duties with the Navy Pier team in Chicago. He was slated to report today to the club, after last season posting a 14 win, loss record with the White Sox.
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