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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
7
In Mobile the Dixie Series sees a lone scoring event via an error. Wachtel and a rich mix of players are named in a tense series setup with Fri day and Saturday games ahead, as Mobile looks to rebound from shaky defense and a battering of innings.
Fragmented OCR text mentions league baseball and trotting events with scattered names and places such as New York Boston Washington Springfield and Sept. dates. The readable items include references to teams and individuals like Favnewe Gora and Mesalles, with no coherent event narrative or clear outcomes.
Unclear fragmentary text appears to discuss records and progress with references to athletes and a yearly event. The readable portions mention a world record during a track year and historic performances, but the language is garbled and many details are unreadable.
Western League leadership indicates a planned series to determine the dice champions with a path involving the winner facing the Dabsa in a later matchup. The text references teams and regions in a fragmented report, noting potential cross league play and a coast to coast context.
Fragmented OCR text shows a sports score scene with unclear teams and context. It mentions a match, pauses, and references to players and locations but lacks readable names or concrete outcomes. The readable bits imply a competitive event with continuous play and uncertain results.
Ambiguous meet described with confusion in OCR text. Mentions Osama Lat gt Meanipta Capeain Dis and Henryeipste 9 T lan detotniiinge aire vuange. Event linked to burial, with unclear dates or locations. Records difficulty to parse but notes a sport gathering with possible ceremonial elements.
In a tight match the Yellow Cab quinter beat John Williams team with a late surge. Grom Mise led scoring with key strikes as both sides traded momentum. Final score details and standings were reported amid a busy game night.
A shattered, fragmented report notes boxers performing at Villa Pianos with delays and weights discussed. Daring bouts include Murphy from Denver and Arnoldly’s win as spectators and officials observe the weigh in and prep in Renollyn, signaling a busy boxing event with multiple fighters and rising tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference an October first game with names and places largely garbled. The readable bits suggest a sports event or lineup notes but no clear teams, scores, or outcomes are extractable.
Unclear text mentions Jake Stahl dead and references a city collision or incident. Several garbled phrases follow with potential names and places, but the core fact appears to report a death linked to a local accident.
A chaotic race card from the final circuit day shows Nai and Hevelind Lavan taking two main stakes victories. Despite scrambled text and unclear names, the event highlights performers like Moran, Paget, and Heeseg as top finishers with multiple placements in the ring and field.
Fragmentary report outlines bids for a club involving Kort Wool and Vex regarding rent and sale terms. An upcoming Monday meeting will discuss the sale and related legal steps, including potential suit to enforce an agreement and related costs.
The article reports Stokes reclaiming a title in a crowded meet with notable performances by Mand and Olive field team members. It references leadership by coaches and discusses national honors and future invitational events. Strong mentions of institutions and officials are noted, highlighting the broader national context of track and field.
The civilian military training camp team from the Eighth Corps area, including participants from San Antonio and Dallas, won the Port Arthur trophy match at Camp Perry, Ohio, scoring 545 of a possible 600 in the national rifle matches. The United States Marine Corps and other services fielded teams, with scores and placements noted among infantry and engineer contingents. the event highlighted civilian and military marksmen competing across multiple categories.
The article notes S.A.A. begins football practice amid windy conditions and coach rotation. Recruits and returning players from last season, including key names, are shaping until the opening game. Team staff plan scrimmages and drills as they prepare for the season start.
A confusing exchange reports Jy Iien tanager Mami-Vodk Lidlais being rejected by Manager George Bebwwab. The record mentions various figures such as Sihacay, Sehwab Wickit, and players like Abed tarient and George Varayen, with further names tied to Leaguers. The piece hints at upcoming events and internal objections, but exact details are unclear.
Funeral plans for Tascoa Sarles, auto racing driver killed in a Kansas City race, are completed in Los Angeles with burial Thursday afternoon. Close friend and driver Tommy Milton attends the services. Also noted is Miss Vive ginit Pap departing for White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, for the Women's National Golf Tournament starting October 1, where she has qualified. She advanced to the semis of a recent Western Women's Golf Association event. she is 47 years old.
Brooks Field's football squad, bolstered by battle tested players from West Point and Camp Travis, plans its season debut Wednesday. Captain Davidson, ex West Pointer, and Cadet Templ Kins lead the line as Lieutenant Williams coaches the team. A scrimmage against Kelly Field is on the books while a schedule is being finalized.
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