Birmingham Extends Playoff Series In Texas League Clash
Birmingham and Houston, top teams in their leagues, pressed toward a sixth game with Birmingham seeking to even the series. Houston led 1-0 after the prior night’s win as the clubs traveled to Birmingham to decide the outcome. Kronston topped the mound for Houston while Barons’ batters rallied in the late innings. Attendance figures for the five games totaled 50,704 with receipts at 92,591.30.
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Southern Association
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Tom Garey Kieve
Corin
Bearman
Torchsiene
Haunton
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Suske
Ian Bluray
Goceh- Frnck
Hixnaca
Carey
Kengtona
Paustuone
Ternit
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Baflantard
Hirannen Cauulern
Johnson Ten
Jaysee Will Map Sport Program at Winter Meeting
The Junior Chamber of Commerce winter sports committee will meet at the Casino Club on Thursday to decide the fate of the winter sports program the Jaysee have supported for the post war period. Debates include the Texas Open golf championship and winter events like tennis, polo, and the midwinter carnival. Officials may outline plans for a publicity campaign if the events continue.
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Junior Chamber
Sarazen Tops Quincy Field At Wollaston Course
Gene Sarazen, Long Island pro and recent P G A medalist, led a nine player field at Wollaston Golf Club in Quincy on Tuesday to begin the New England Open week. Denny Shute, Hadson Ohio pro, trailed with a 60 due to slow waiting.
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Generozen
Long Island
Wollaston Golf Club
Denny Shute
Young Hadson
Ohio
Tom Creavy
P. G&a
Creavy
Jia
Campolo Stops Italian in Second Round Knockout
Argentine heavyweight Campolo defeated Umberto Torriani of Italy by technical knockout in the second round at the New York Coliseum last night. Campolo weighed 236 pounds while Torriani weighed 219.1 pounds. The bout ended after Campolo floored his opponent twice in the second round and the referee halted the contest. Also noted, Merchants Tranater baseball club, managed by Daugherty, will practice at Public Service Field Wednesday.
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Umberto Torriani
Italy
New York
Merchants
Champ Clark Returns Home After Rest in New England
Champ Clark a San Antonio heavyweight returns home with manager Joe Stephens for a month’s rest before resuming in Oklahoma. He weighs 174 pounds after climate issues in the East and his last bout saw him knocked out by Jig Jay Bareason. Castillo the lightweight stays in Vermont. Clark plans Tulsa fights as soon as fit. currently nursing an infected foot.
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Joe Steplens
Oklahoma
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Santa Paula Polo Team Split for Monty Waterbury Tourney
Santa Paula squad divides for the Monty Waterbury tournament in New York. Manuel Andendu and Anurea Goz votti remain on the team while Reynal brothers Juan and Jord ride with Whippany River. Opening game set today at the Alden Trov club with Dunbar Bostwick, Ganuntti, We Hopping, and Dan Kearney among listed players. Three games schedule for tomorrow with Powpleton, Roslyn, and Greentyee matchups.
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New York
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Ranka
Stare’ Pano
Wiuners
Monty Waterbury
Alendon Trov
Santa Maula
Dunbar Bostwick
Ganuntti
Whippan
Dan Kearney
Juan Teyunl
Jose Reynal
OD Hichards
Sanda Voint
Powpleton
Roslyn
Perez to Try Out With San Antonio Tribe Next Spring
Perez, a young Mezican player, signs to attempt out with the San Antonio Tribe. The article notes a mixed Mexican Nationals squad set to compete at Van Daele stadium, with details on the roster and positions, including Indian shortstop Indian shortstop and others.
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Tom Fatell
Dexas
Bunias
Mezica Nationals
Piichine Nee
van Daele Stadium
Flaxbarner
Peres
San Antonio Tribe
Nata
I Whitney
Milton McDowsal
Bil Wargrave
Aeho
Dick Harn
Nudhers
Stebbing
Conley
Firat
James
Seensul
Muller
Ezzell
Tiinlee
Naxlar
Phillips
Thrasmore
Mexico
Monterrey Soccer Team Plans Meeting and Practices
The Monterrey soccer team schedules a Wednesday night meeting at 32 Warrenterrest to elect a captain and set team roles. A prospective practice version is slated for Tuesday afternoon at Sin Pero park with a workout Friday at the same time, while Sunday drills are planned for Ta, ca.
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Monterrey
Warrenterrest
Sin Pero Park
Monument to Apple and Other Odd Local Tales
A fragmented record recounts a bald win monument to an apple variety in New York’s context and notes a pillar from 1905 tied to an early discovery by Samorl Momsen in 1705. It mentions Jackie Macic and a Philadelphia event with a store window promotion on 18th and Market streets. Tomorrow features The Man Who Has Worn No Coat or Tat For 49 Yoort with reader participation.
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Wilmington
Catrel
Salt
Leurth
Endarunrn Sas
Viladelphia
Minch
Dat
Aggies May Find Holes In Tulane's Green Line
Tulane Green Wave faces a potentially vulnerable line on offense with center and guard depth in doubt and a new backfield. The squad, led by quarterback and a promising junior halfback, must navigate a tougher schedule including Vanderbilt Georgia Tech and an intersectional finale against Washington State.
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Roberts
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Ike Melianxe
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Lon Ziemerman
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South Hay
Greenies
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Georgia
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Mont Ramety
Athena
Sewanee
New Orleans
Toussiani State
Washington State
New Orlean
LaCoste Castroville Series Closes Sunday Lights Win
LaCoste and Castroville prepare to close their sleeve-game series next Sunday afternoon after a tumbling sequence. Slim Waril hurled three hits in a shutout of the Tilians last Sunday. Castroville opened with a 10 run win at LaCoste.
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Lacoste
Castroville
Rasthoviede
Matches Begin in Women's Tourney in Buffalo
Thirteen-two players start the national golf championship in Buffalo with qualifying scores from 2 to 12. Mrs Glenna Collett Vare of Philadelphia seeks her sixth title, drawing Miss Jean Armstrong of Chicago. Vare tied for medal with Maureen Wreatt of Englewood, N.J. Other matchups include Virginia Van Wie of Chicago against Marion Laake of New York, Jane Brodwell of Westchester against Mrs. Hill, Miss Writzl Suifel of Wheeling versus Miss Fair Wilson, and Martha Brewer of Weston against Wilson. Also noted is a football game in Alpine postponed due to a death, now rescheduled to Tuesday.
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Chicago
Aid M Marion
Lary Laake
Neve Nork
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Wilson
England
Fair Wilson
Martha Brewer
Weston
Macy
Wilbon
Fellraeristone
Martha Parker
New York City
Leous Pressler
Sen Gabriel
Cali
Ueleo Tlicks
Kewlett
Mildred Hackl
Leo Federman
Lean Soloman
Memphis
Brothers Duel For Grid Team Roles At Northwestern
In Evanston on Sept 22 1909 brothers Jack and Asa Riley of Northwestern compete for the same starting tackle job. Jack Riley weighs 216 pounds and is a regular player while Asa is also a key contender. Coach Wick Hanley notes strong competition among his linemen.
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Texas
Abilrne Christian
Carrol Ra
Troland Sais
Goriond Eyes
Harold Ghost
Evanston
Jack
Asa Riley
Northwestern
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Hanley
Hui Lhong
Jacl’ Che
TIAA Tackles Tough Opponents This Week
TIAA Intercollegiate nods to varied opponents as western teams favored by bold matchups enter a busy week. The Modinery Indians host Howard Payne, Canyon Buffaloes travel to Lubbock, while the Matadors seek a breakthrough against the Eagles. East Texans face Sam Houston and Texas A, and S. Houston bears visit Owls. The schedule includes games in Dallas, Houston, and Seguin Lutheran.
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Wising Gaiea Peacealls
Wriday
Texas
Ech
Tris
Phiy S. MU
Dulas
Saux Vorston
Thice
Mouston
Mrs Leonard Sues Dutch for Divorce in 1920s Era Suit
Sibyl Hitt Leonard seeks divorce from former pitcher Dutch Leonard, once with the Heston Red Sox and Detroit. Married in Massachusetts on June 25, 1917, Muriel Worth the stage name, she cites years of cold treatment and drift since his retirement to be the cause.
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Heston Red Sox
Detroit
Bla
Wile
Sibyl Hitt Leonard
Massachusetts
Muriel Worth
Abs. Leonard
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