Bruins Stay Within Reach After Scramble In Shreveport Loss
The Bruins suffer a tough 9th inning setback at Shreveport as Wichita Falls, Tonston, and Gears remain within a single game of the Texas League lead. Crengros hurled for Shreveport, while Leo Najo and Nunn sparked a late rally for the Bruins with several tricky plays and an error at a critical moment.
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Manston
Bhreveport
Wichita Falls
Levger Park
Wichita
Tonston
Shreveport
Bruins
Joel
Gitsons
Geng Naa
Mike Crengros
Wichits Falls
Walter Newama
Aerous
Beare
Leo
Cievount
Nez
Luziano
Bing
Swensoy
Stutan
Nunn
Nason
Taylor
Brick
Eldeed
Jenkins
Newman
Lurienc
Grimes
Koeelits
Waller
Merets
Meyers
Baman Hineele Fielding
Nee Poller
Heath
Najo
Rookie Gets Release He Should Weep
TARTS Texas May 1 The Marly bape wall club of the Lone Star League granted WoOB Kreler Jonhir Mile suntern a 400,000 payment as part of an oil venture. The Standard Oil company of New Jersey holds a hall interest in his 160 acre tract, Arithinre.
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Tarts
Texas
Marly Bape Wall Club
Lone Star League
Kreler
Jonhir
Mile Suntern
Standard Ol) Company
New Jersty
Connie Mack’s Phillies Hold On Against Tigers in 1920s Revival
A roundabout account celebrates Connie Mack’s resurgence with the Athletics, highlighting improved hitting, defense, and pitching led by Sam Gray and Miller. The piece contrasts past failures with a hopeful season, noting key players and near-term prospects as Mack marshals forces for a comeback amid league rivals.
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Connie
Detroit Tigers
St. Envis Browns
Browns
Washington
Tigers
Boston
Philadelphia
Miller
Gray
Rome
Mack
Sam Gray
Oaine
Ennerere
Sam
CoMnek
American Girls Lose In Tennis Doubles Match
The American girls team faced a doubles defeat as Wille and Poneliyn Arderton were edged by Couquerque and Henman in a straight set loss. The match took place on a Friday event at the venue, with Anderson highlighted for recent performance.
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Arderton
Thalia Couqurrgwe
Phiamiion
Amd
Wea
Henman
Tadtete
Par
Migs Bourn
Thuveday
Mia Wille
Mick Couquerque
Cubs Seek Bigger Ball Park As Giants Series Starts
May 12. Cubs owner William Wrigley seeks a larger stadium after soldout crowds at Wrigley Field. The Cubs open a series with the league leading Giants with 45,000 capacity but expectations run high as 10,000 more fans are anticipated to crowd in for the two game weekend engagements.
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Chicago
Dener William Wrigler
Cubs
Yankee Stadium
Soldinfield
Giants
Wrigler Field
Jorge
Cohen
Rob
Qub
Suntleer
Laois
British Pros in U S Golf Rival Open Crowds English Players
New York May 12 British pros Vardon and Ted Hay have filed entries for the U S Open. Four others Arthur Comp ton George Duncan Aubrey Buybee Abe Mitchell expected to enter alongside contenders like Walter Hagen. In Chicago May 12 a large field of English players and Argentinians led by Jurado prepare for the American open on Olympian Fields Course, promising an international showcase.
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New York
Herty Vardon
Ted Hay
Archie Compton
George Duncan
Aubrey Buybee
Abe Mitchell
Wailer Hagen
Randwich sesterJar
Chicago
Anita Peabody Derby Hope Brightens
Derby notes recount Anita Peabody as favorite with strong pace and late sprint threat. Mentions Tara Mygin and Mia, with detailed pacing and a final dash, highlighting stable prospects and key performances in the field.
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Anita Peabody
Derby Hope
Pennant Chasers and Resigns in Busy Baseball Scene
A fragmentary sports page lists pennant chasers Fenlay and Resatin in multiple regional matchups across Dallas Fort Worth Philadelphia Detroit and Chicago venues. Mentions Adidas Denuses Hofman and various players such as Gray Strevecki and Cochrane with scattered scores and names.
The Light rach day shows civic notices and odd phrases
A garbled OCR style composite from The San Antonio Light mentions public notices and events through May, with scattered references to communications, editorials, locations, and dates. The text is fragmentary, mixing names, places, and sensational phrases without coherent narrative.
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Meebia
Aperle
San Antonio
Watts Gunn Beaten in First Round Golf Match
Zena Nasti vitt, Walls Cuno of Atlanta and Civorgle Took galt prum are eliminated in the Teal round of the Bowlheri Conference golf tournament at Alnuinma. Jack Hohe ofie Undverally wins.
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Watts Gunn
Nastivitt
Zena
Walls Cuno
Atlanta
Chninpinn
Civorgle
Galt Prum
Jack Hohe
Alnuinma
Hagen Triumphs in British Open as American Wins Again
Walter Hagen delivered a dramatic comeback to capture the British Open, his third victory in the event, while debates grew over Glenna Collett and the British women's championship. The Times lauded Hagen’s resilience after a 38-down defeat to Compston, noting this as perhaps the most dramatic comeback in golf history. British press lamented missed chances and discussed the enduring American dominance in golf since 1926.
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London
Walter Huge
Wittinh Rem
War
Aveble Campatiniy
Watchl Hagen
Anevivan
Glenna Collett
Hagen
Keaye Xenchings
Failurn
Evense
Times
Heer
Magen
Magen-Compston
Paps
Suniwich
Yolf
Nagen
Dle
Comnstan
Wagen
George Duncan
Weils
Dock Hutchizon
Waalter Tinger
G. Hagern
Wit
Tim Barnes
Americ
Bobby Jones
America
Azareiyan Professional Golfers’ Association
Daily News
Victoria
Post
Jean Retovion
Favre
Texas Longhorns rout Rice to tighten conference hold
Uncle Billy Dineh a Teran University Longhorns rallied past Rice Institute Owls 10 to 0 in Houston. Baylor and Texas A&M also won non league or conference games as Texas moved three games ahead in the standings. Dobbs Heuwang and Ton pitched for Texas with Ables and Tolle for Rice.
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Billy Dineh
Teran University Longhorns
Rice Institute Owls
Kriday
Houston
Baylor
Frindes
Steers
Bears
Vears
Longhorns
Innang
Foue Ruby
Dobbs
Heuwaing
I [Ton
Tevns
Ables
Cuff ‘Tolle
San Antonio
Owls
Phived Briday
Toran Christian Horned Froga
Duke Williams
Texan Apairs
Southwest Nen University Pirates
Payne Leads Bunin Derby Triumph in Eastward Move
Andrew Payne, an Oklahoma youth, again heads the Bunion Derby parade as the race shifts 68 miles east to Elyria. Gavurai led at Friday start but withdrew, while Tei time 8 58 43 propelled Anlo to second. About $46,500 prize money awaits ten leaders in New York two weeks hence as crowds gathered at the Friday night control.
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Premont
Otin
Andrew Payne
Oblahom
Crow Country
Elyria
Payne Haa Toverds
Jus Angelen
War Deter Gnouzzi
Tritisher
Guvizai
Wanseon
Payne
Howey
Salo
Vassale
N. Jr
Teiday
Tomile Inp
Anlo
Gavurai
New York
Tiyria
Young Coen Considered Seriously for Cup Team
Davis reports that a very young Coen emerges as a strong candidate for the Davis Cup squad. Trials at Abington will determine if he can beat Tenney and Latten and join the United States team in Europe.
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Young Coen
Angin
Meglea
VTA
New Zealand Draws With Portugal in Friendly Match
New Zealand and Portugal played to a 2 2 draw in a midseason friendly. The nations produced a balanced match with both sides scoring twice and creating chances, highlighting early form ahead of upcoming competitions.
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Mike Too Tough
Connie Pea
Macias
Davis J. Walsh Ton
Connie Mock
Philadelphia Athletics
Wall Street
Englund
Englnd
Allietirs
Ayril
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NU Yankee
Aileen, Riggin
Olympic
Aileen
Dallas
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Arena Aa & Ginglardi
Reta
Tall Witings
Ia Schulelbaer
Halzhaneet
Tatilie
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Wweriiker
Fatrie
Iminy Anberlynn
Dou
Jelnya
Pitcher
Tale
Holanuuser
Rene
Holshaumer
Val Botshaurer
Ite
Ana Rons
Traumont
Antonio “S
Wagner
U.S
Tahagere Omurind
Dawman
Shia Pons
Mart Fine
Bane Seertiet
Tov Isvilee
Mia Foe
Verie
Thin
Terra
Derby
Farlange
Taywley
Hue YN Mnaarit
Wirmuington
Quincy VO Mia Ay
Devieg
Fenlay
San
Frilay
Adidas Anit
Wurting
Thiladetopuca
Louis A. Ay
Philadeinias Kays
Strevecki
Crovener
Zchnng
Walkere
Cochrane
Cleveland A. Ai Ann York Ray Cleyvehitnd
Poe
Shaute
Able
Ty Hast
Pennock
Hailowas, Borrell
Inner Ang Tate
Wisy Laburairy
Chute
Fate Coe
Tourran
Ann
Ean Antonio
Hanian
Banis
Laola
Dairote
Warlington
Ara Cheng
Louiy
Friilis Temutin
Tioston
Philato
Mancusi
Andy Tam
Water ‘Derby
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Meix Manning
Hhece
Sue
Romid
Central America
Poinstorin
Epi
Toni
Hagens
Press OF
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Aggies
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Bunion Derby
DAVIS
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Courg
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Milinitter
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Dawn Tronik Assomation
Kanpeareil
Unt
Wilbur Clon
Kapaas
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Hennessey
George M
Ab. Tanda
J. Walsh
Jonny Dory
Arno Jones
Td Chandler
Dempentienn
Tildee
Monnoneey
Grenk Lenin
Hen- Tenney
Cues Dethnos
St. Louis
Jones
Aldevil
Romlin
Renutlo
Xueul
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Walker
Tormugsey
Lituejahn
Baker
Whidlworth
Lantins
Dane
Worthington
Threetwave Hilt
Ung
Schule
Ancelflee
Fay Warlli
Cats
Waco
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Hinnaza
Marringtin
Monuwite
Bose
Julie
IV Borne
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Westie
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Kromemina
Mtackerby
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Bagen
Wass
Fort Warils Tintulen Bovetut Sliren
Batlle
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Johan
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Donk Ay
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