MAJORS PEEL FOSTERSTO EACH MAJORS PEEL
Chicago May 15. An unprecedented rookie influx marks major league rosters as clubs trim to 25. Thirteen of sixteen teams feature rookies in the lineup with several year two players holding spots. Key debuts include Gustine of the Pirates and Young of the Giants, while many teams shuffle in first basemen and infielders.
Bantam Budges End Tourney In City Matchups
Basketball recap lists players and scores across multiple city clubs including Birrongham Memphis Little Rock Nashville New Orleans and Chattanooga. Names such as Johnson Owens Carpenter Richarde Preidergast Harris Lefebere Ul stich en Rensa Jeffcoat Meers George and Jurisich appear with varied scoring tallies and district matchups in a fragmented regional wrap.
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Burkees
Carpenter
Richarde
Memphis
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Joyce
Page
Smith
Falton
Little Rock
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Harris
Lefebere
Jeffcoat
Meers
George
New Orleans
Chattanoosa Jurisich
Rer
Bremer
Harris Wins Junior High Net Final
Charles Harris of Twain, son of a mining engineer in Mexico, dominates The Light's junior high tennis event. He defeats favorite Hite Billy Burton 6-2 6-0 to claim the singles title, while Poe School pairs Tom NeeGee l and Jerry Ross take doubles over Poe teammates John Howard and Harry Hopkins 3-1, 6-4 6-?
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Charles
Harris
Young Swalter
Twain
Mexico
Republic
Hite Billy Burton
Hawthorne
Poe
Tom NeeGeel
Jerry Ross
John Howard
Harry Hopkins
Baseball Player Movements Sweep Through 25 Man Limit
Last night the moor baseball leagues reduced rosters to 25 and announced numerous player moves. Notable shifts include Pitcher Wellie Eaves returning to Shrew Bart in the Texas League via the Chicago White Sox and Gus Suhr being outrighted to Pittsburgh. Bud Thames, a veteran right handed pitcher, sent to Beaumont in the Texas League by Detroit Patterson Hutchinson drew public attention as Detroit paid for his rights. Seattle’s two-year expa nson to Buffalo in the Internationals League was noted along with Outfielder Morris Jones traded by the St Louis Cardinals to the American Association, a move tied to Jersey City’s International standings. The New York Yankees reportedly sent Pitcher Lafry Gaming to Montreal in the International League while St Louis sent a physician for an exam.
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Bart
Chicago White Sox
Shietbessmen
Gus Suhr
Pittsburgh
Bud” Thames
Beaumont
Detroit
Patpetdic Hutchinson
Bitcher
Ssa
Seattle
Buffalo
Teazue
Morris Jones
St. Téuie Cardinalé
Colimade
Merican
Jersey City
Santipaw Léa Griscam
2 York Yankees
Marntreal
Yanks
Lafry Gaming
St. Louie Ohysician
Fist Fight Halts Coast League Game in Sacramento
A brawl in the fourth inning between Sacramento shortstop Gene Handley and San Diego right fielder Ed Brewart sparked a bench-clearing melee as players and fans joined in. Umpires and police restored order while both teams continued the next day, with Sacramento pulling ahead despite the disruption.
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Sacramento
San Diego Padres
Gene Handley
Pacramento
Ed Brewnart
San Diego
Horse Racing Notes From Delaware Park and Havre de Grace
Sakerlia Hanford suspension by Jamaica stewards follows rough riding during the stretch at Summa revert Ber. Honey Cloud wins the $20,000 Dine handicap at Delaware with Donell P. Rose’s marked General finishing head in the Philadelphia handicap at Havre de Grace. Bearer te lent Steel Meeks and Henry Cloud are among entries for upcoming races at Delaware. Belmont, Havre de Grace meets noted.
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Muspeneud
Duckey Chat
Warne Weber
Suma
Jamaica
Delaware Park
Honey Cloud
Hich
White
Abel Thie Eming Waz
Delaware
Donell P. Rose
General
Philadelphia
Havre Ie Grace
Hose
Henry Cloud
Unpaointed Press Fight Results Highlight Confusing Card
A mixed boxing card report lists several bouts with erratic scoring and unfamiliar names. The event includes Tannotti versus Lee and mentions venues and sponsors in a cluttered summary, reflecting a chaotic page from a historical New York edition.
Courageous Hawthorne youth shines on court despite illness
Billy Burton, a small 12 year old from Hawthorne, lost in the city junior high tennis finals to Charles Harris of Twain amid praise for his extraordinary courage. Born with asthma and past danger from illness, he moved from St. Joseph to San Antonio for schooling, weighed 76 pounds now, and stands 69 1 2 inches tall, yet builds skill and character under Hawthorne instructors.
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Billy Burton
Hawthorne
Charles Harris
Twain
Tiny Billy
Missouri
St. Joseph
San Antonio
Jack Tolur
Gays
Billy
Whet
Brill
Medina Road Report Short and Sweet Update
County Judge Charles W. Anderson will present a concise report to the San Antonio Anglers club on progress toward a new Medina road. He notes little movement, blaming the state highway department though discussions with officials continue. The program also features Boy Scout demonstrations on artificial respiration and field treatment conducted under Scoutmaster Ber Glaze and Dr Frank Gulbreath.
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Charles W. Anderson
San Antonio
Robert Harris
Charles George
Marvin Coleman
Ber Glaze
Frank Gulbreath
San Marcos Plans Court Action Over Eight Semester Rule
San Marcos and supporters clash with new eight semester eligibility rule for high school football. Court action is contemplated to block enforcement, as nine top players risk ineligibility and the town anticipated a strong season against Austin Maroons. Local officials, parents, and students fear the rule upends the team’s prospects and community pride.
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San Marcos
University of Texas Interscholastic League
Glaas
Austin
Austin Maroons
San Marcos Fight to Join Interscholastic League Faces Hurdles
San Marcos officials press an injunction stance while arguing the league cannot compel membership. Courts weigh precedent and the eight-semester rule, with referendums guiding next fall’s eligibility. The district may delay or forgo participation as high schools challenge the league’s authority.
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Inter Scholastic League
Cisco
Port
Arthur
Nobedy
Glang
Glang A Schools Next Fall and the League Will Chuy
Jenkins Armstrong 12 Rounder Set for Polo Grounds
The New York commission approved a 12 round bout at 140 pounds between Ley Jenkins the lightweight champ and welterweight Hetty Armstrong for July 17 at the Polo Grounds. The panel also accepted contracts for the Ceferina Garcia Ken Quertin middleweight title clash on May 23. Al Davis Brooklyn lightweight was suspended indefinitely for refusing to go through with a bout against Tony Martellano.
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New York
Nonettle
Ley Jenkins
Hetty Armstrong
Polo Grounds
Ceferina Garcia
Ken Quertin
al Davis
Brooklyn
Tony Martellano
M Mahan Moves to Hillcrest Golf Club for Summer Work
S C McMahan, longtime operator of the Air Corps golf courts at Duncan Field, has leased Hillcrest Golf Club on the Babcock road and is renovating the nines for summer. Greens will be improved, spear glass removed, and a reconditioning program under way as he aims to create one of the citys best courses within weeks.
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Air Corps
Duncan Field
Hillcrest
Babcock Road
McMahan
Material grants eighth spot in state schoolboy tourney
Maypearl meets Aquila in a decisive May 5 game to determine the eighth entrant for the state schoolboy title tournament set for Thursday through Saturday in Dallas. The winner joins Hondo McKinney Pharr Ban Juan Alamo San Augustine Highland Park Whitharral and Forest Dallas in the finals.
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Dallas
Maypearl
Aquila
Hondo
USC Star Javelinman Peoples Breaks Wrist
Los Angeles May 11 USC track squads suffer injuries as javelin ace Bob Peoples breaks his right arm in a fall at his fraternity house. Doctor says he will miss more than six weeks and his loss adds to a growing injury list for coach Dean Cromwell. Others like Louis Zamperini and Clarke Mallory also face health setbacks affecting the team.
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University of Southern California
Bob
Peoples
John Graham
National Collegiate Athletic Association
I. C
Yeater
Dean Cromwell
Louis Zamperini
Wad
Barney Willis
Clarke Mallory
Oil la Cava
Big Ben Sohn
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