Keaton Has Reason to Boost Cards in Baseball Spin
New York dispatch reports Buster Keaton, baseball enthusiast, travels from Europe to the United States and back, fueling speculation about card boosts. A quirky note mentions a "Garda" discovery near Moviledom and an unnamed errand boy tied to the Vernon team, with a stray line about a St Louis outfielder named Erne Orsatt.
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Europe
Philadelphia
Garda
Moviledom
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St- Louin
Erne Orsatt
Kid Henry and Promoter Mob Card at Beethoven Hall
Amateur boxing card at Beethoven Hall features Kid Henry in a 107 pound championship attempt. Promoter Mob Warren presents seven bouts starting at 8:30 p.m. with semi finals including Robert Mooney vs Ire Tressman at 345 pounds and Jimmy Moderette vs Curley Gorley at 160. Local fighters Knoc Kant Smith returns to face Tray Gotan at 170 while Martin Manean and Manuel Sondoze clash early. Bert Branzen referees.
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Kelly Fold
Tray Gotan
Cluny Clarke
Martin Manean
Manuel Sondoze
Nellas
Woolraw Clarina
A. Loves
Bert Branzen
All Boule
Red Miller Seeks To Break Streak Of Castano On Thursday
In Pleasanton Texas on September 23, Red Miller a 210 pound veteran from Rome seeks to topple Tedro Castano known as The Great One as he headlines a grappling card. Miller traveled with an athletic show during summer and claims no forfeits lost. A second note mentions Pleasanton Tig football set to face Privet High on Friday.
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Army
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Enil
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New York
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Mock
Pleasanton Ak Poteet
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Texas
Pleasanton Tig
Privet High
Army League Colorful States This Weekend Clash
The Twenty-third Infantry Football Team, Army league champions, prepares for a key home game against the St. Mary’s Raiders at League Park Saturday night. Coach Lieut Spike Nave reports veterans back and new talent added, with Schreiner Institute and Edinburg College games on upcoming schedule.
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Biekl Artillery
Brooke Meldya
Ninth Infantry
Twenty-third
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Pield Artillery
Brooke Fick Ye
Army Teams Rushing Basketball Season Opens With 42–18 Win
Camp Normoyle Acea of the Fighth Corps Arta opened hoop play by defeating the Port Sam Austen Christian Endeavor quartet 42 to 18 at the Army Y.M.C.A. Smith led the scorers with 10 points, while Conk and Kennedy starred for the Normoyle squad.
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Chemplong
Fighth Corps
Arta
Murdam Macht
Port Sam
Hawks Lose Series in Torreon Mexico
The team traveled to Torreon, Mexico, for a nine game series against Sinn Antovica, winning the opener by a slim margin but dropping the next two. The Torreon stop is noted for its beauty, about fifty miles from San Antonio, with plans for a return engagement in October.
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Torreon
Mexico
Texas
Sinn Antovica
Monterrey
San Antonin
Brackenridge Tennis Opens Set For Tuesday at Roosevelt Park
Brackenridge Times announces the Brackenridge tennis tournament to revive interest and determine rankings. John Marley and Maz Kahn are top seeds, with singles and doubles play scheduled. Pairings list includes Marley versus Juruabex, Horton versus Heruolly, and multiple doubles matches.
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Brackenridge Times
Echo Publication
Spart
Roosevelt Park
John Marley
Maz Kahn
Echoot
Bova
Elecivision
Phil Walton
Wandger
Bill Juruabex
Sam Horton
Roger Heruolly
G. Weber
SL Anderson
Charles Spring Ve
Raymond Berne
I. Hite
Joe C. Dior
Irate
Wallace Crosley
Gerald Hat Bellinger
James Gerhart
James Moses
Carlilela Uryan
Ralph Dorchester
Tra McKinney
St. L. Craig
Starley
Uyrne
Isenhoven
Barron
Davenport
Plowman
Gold
Laring
Villarreal
Fry
Reynolds
Pier
Many Seek Fullback Role for Washington Interity Team
At Louis on September 28, nearly 40 candidates vie for the Washington interity football fullback spot. Only Jed TM Truell shows clear intent to challenge Comeh AQ Sharpe for the starting position as the quarterback role loses appeal to hopefuls.
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Washington Inteernity
Jted
Truell
Cal
Comeh AQ
Sharpe
Ronera
John L Sullivan's Nephew Boxes Ramm in New Bout
Swedish heavyweight Iiawe Ramm, nephew of John L Sullivan, fought for 10 rounds against Cox Motre next Monday night. Ramm has won 10 bouts since arriving in America.
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I—Niawe Ramm
Ides
Vit Cox Motre
John Lf
Hulllan
Rann
America
Notable Indiana man inspires Believe It or Not tale
A vintage column recounts Burch Cain of Olitte Indiana who lost his arms but adapts to life as a taxi driver. He handles tires fares and tax payments with dexterity, never had an accident, and remains one of the town’s admired citizens. Kipler invites letters for questions about the cartoons.
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Oolitte
Indiana
Graspiig
Calm
Kipler
City and Commercial Bowling League opening night results
City and Commercial Bowling League opened with the Muriter Clothing company beating the Cable company in Grand Avenue action. Esborn led with 234 and 636, while others like St. Clatr 226 844 and Marcy 214 51 aided the night. Grange Crush tied high 20 scores among contenders.
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Sae Marcy
Mioward
Wreuter
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Lenn Maélige
Derry
Tenlahi
Grange Crush
Action Likely On Tuesday At Mat Card Wrestling Show
Promoters Glammila Solth and Doh Davia stage a Tuesday night wrestling card at Beethoven with a main event featuring Tiny Sinimona of Portland and Hondha Vigela of Mexico. The card includes a section match and a defensive referee, with Pat Reagan set to officiate and Sunny Merling on run-in duty. The show previously ran at Warrett Field.
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Portland
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Warrett Field
Challe Eleard
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Rimmians
Ken Howell
Te Tenit
Miele Swan
Pat Reagan
Howell
Wiking
Amazen Flex Cowliny Munster
Pat Rearon
Thet Patel
Sunny Merling
Cooper Sets Medinah Course Record in Big Golf Win
Cooper, winner of the St. Vault open and Ordinah club event, lit Medinah No. 1 with 68 in round one and 72 in round two for a 36 hole total of 140, seven under par. Diegel was runner up at 140, with Horton Smith third, one shot behind.
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Tnrey Cooper
Wiiner
Cooper
Medinah
Mig “Mirace
Ata Birchen
Teo Diegel
P. A
Horton Smith
Atrake
Diegel
Fredericksburg Polo Club Honors Keidel in Meeting
In a Hill Country meeting, Fredericksburg Polo Club elected Dr. Victor Heidel president. Honorary vice presidents named included Velix Keidel, Alfred I. C. Petwch, and others. Herman Fisch Jr became secretary and treasurer, with F Ho Riley, York Smith, and George Goetzke elected directors, Wydu Burke chosen business manager.
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York Smitt
George Goetzke
Wydu Burke
Eastern league crown claimed by Allentown Buffalors
Allentown Buffalors beat the Deideenoct Bears to win the 3050 Eastern league championship. Manager Joe Inh’s squad won four of five playoff games in the season ending series at Allentown. Charlotte Cubs edged San Antonio Hangars 11 to 1 in Texas.
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Texas Sitam Laundry
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Joe Bush
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Joe Ineh
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Thercore Inst
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Sardar
Cuba
Oemaby
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Moses Vixen
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