Babe Ruth to Buy and Manage Red Sox, Rumor Surges
A Boston Globe style item claims Babe Ruth will exit the Yankees at season end and, backed by Guggenheims, return to own and manage the Red Sox. Denials persist, but reports say the deal could involve players and cash, possibly totaling millions, reshaping baseball power dynamics.
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Glass Equals Mark for 100-Meter Dash
Peyton Glass of Oklahoma A and M equalled the 104 record in the Oklahoma Olympic tryouts at the University of Oklahoma. The mark was set by Charlie Paddock in 1921 and tied by Eddie Tolman of Michigan in 1928.
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Blushing Vase Tale In Peiping And A Novella Teaser
A fragmentary s tory blends mythic art with a modern sea voyage as a narrator recalls a famed Peiping vase the emperor commissioned and the potter Chang who sacrificed himself to create it. The text shifts to a maritime vignette centered on Charlie and a companion, hinting at deeper romantic and existential tensions to be continued.
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U S Women Win French Championship Doubles Title
Helen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan won the French women's doubles title, defeating Eileen Bennett Whittingstall and Nutball of England 1-6, 6-3 in the final. American entries showed strength in doubles and other divisions in the French hard court championships.
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Another Racer Killed in Practice at Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 28. Two fatalities marked the 1922 500 mile race records as Milton Jones 38 of Cleveland died practicing when his car left the southeast turn, destroyed the wall and fell 18 feet. Mechanic Harold Gray 24 Cleveland critically injured. Riding mechanic Harry Cox of Indianapolis killed on another turn. driver Beony Benefield seriously hurt. Final qualifying underway for 40-car field with 37 already posting times over 100 mph.
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Chiro Hawks to Meet Squadron 68 in City League Clash
The Texas Chiropractic Hawks, first-half leaders, face the Sixty-Eighth Squadron at Tech Field Saturday afternoon in a balanced second-half tilt. Navarro club and Sunshire Specials round out the league roster.
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Spanish Americans Play Double Bill at Seal Field
Spanish-Americans face Sun-Tex Tarbers in the second game of a double header at Seal Field on Sunday afternoon, following an opener between the Sons of America and Flores Garage.
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Vanderbilt Race Stable To Be Sold
Mrs. Graham Fale Vanderbilt, a noted turf figure racing as Tate state, will sell her entire stable next Saturday at Belmont Park before retiring from racing. The stable has included famed horses such as Saracen, who defeated Barnard at Latonia and set a track record, though not recognized as a world record due to objections over a 2,000 flat mile and a quarter credit to Whiskbroom.
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High Golfers Play Finals at Willow Springs
San Antonio Tech and Brackenridge battled for the senior school championship in an 18 hole four man team match at Willow Springs. Brackenridge’s Jess Bravell Albert Monit Forrest Horton and Howard Schuetze faced Tech’s Joe Rivas Jessie Lopes Romero Salinas and Adolph Chapa as all players matched within a stroke in qualifying. The winner receives the Dun dam trophy. Thomas J. Dixon presented Fred Forsyth medalist with a gold medal while Bravel runner up gets a silver medal.
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Squadron 53 Beats 67th at Randolph Base
Squadron 53 defeated the 67th Service Squadron at Randolph Field 15 12 on a Friday afternoon. Kasben and Meyers each had three hits for the winners, who totaled 16. Walters struck out three for the losers.
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U S Girls Win Way To Golf Match Play
In Layton Devonshire England on May 28 rain slowed play as US golfers chased match play spots in the British women's championship. Glenna Collett Vata led with 168 after 36 holes while Virginia Van Wie posted 148 over 46 holes and Diana Fishwick of Britain qualified with 168. Other strong scores came from Opal Hil and Wanda Morgan as contenders edge toward the Crat rsnton match rounds.
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Del Aloans and sports figures loom in San Antonio scene
The report sketches local sports and coaching shifts as Coach A. K. Anthony plans to take charge of athletics at the Wildcats next fall in San Antonio. It notes LeRoy Grissett’s return from a rural route and DIjured player Bradbury training for a June 1 Indians home game, plus Beeville coach Cheatham and other local figures tied to June and November events.
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