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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
9
Mobile Bears defeat Fort Worth in a Texas League game series with standout performances from pitchers and batters. The article details key hits, scoring shifts, and the resulting standings impact as the Bears rise in the Western division.
A historical note highlights that no pitcher has ever thrown a perfect or no-hit game in a World Series. The sparse OCR text mentions various names and scattered terms, but the core claim remains that the World Series has yet to witness a no-hitter by any pitcher.
The readable text shows a damaged OCR fragment about league baseball and players including Manny Jones and Sarah Warnsios, with stray names and incomplete phrases. No coherent event, teams, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
A fragmented high school sports note references Kerrville High and a game outcome with unclear details and multiple garbled terms. The legible names suggest teams or individuals, but the exact event, place, and result are not discernible from the OCR fragment.
A garbled local notice hints at a vaudeville skit featuring Igenny Couldh set to perform on October 1. The mixed text mentions various names and phrases, with no coherent event details. The readable fragments point to a staged appearance and possible theater listings in the area.
An Army post boxing card centers on the Garrett Montez bout as the feature attraction on a Thursday lineup. The event showcases local and service members, with bouts and undercard matches lined up to attract attendees and celebrate the military sports program.
In a tight matchup Plumer Wind led the team as Ellie Monee and Tad Patarie contributed key plays. Despite aggressive defense by Haye and Ve, the refectory at the scene saw a hard fought contest with turnover pressure and decisive finishes by the home squad.
The first infantry triumphed over engineers and the 20th and 9th in a season opening football game at Camp 14. The match featured trained players, with Yoder scoring the first touchdown and Middleman Brann among standout performers. Referee Rupert officiated a hard fought, well handled contest with praise for all sides.
Local sports column recalls Fred Johnson’s ascent with the New Volcano Bears team. Notes include Johnson’s early struggles, key performances, and a pivotal period that shifted momentum, lifting team morale and drawing attention from fans and local press. The piece highlights a notable $100,000 valuation tied to a late-season move and mentions observers praising his work ethic and leadership.
In a confused sports note the Prison Guards win a tense football match amid chaotic play and reporting. The item mentions Mount Tavblat Fortes Wernvedngy and The Wiivan Camere, with unclear scores and roles. Final lines reference a sequence of players and teams, including Mead and Domongh, in a Sunday or Saturday context with scattered dates.
The Main High 10 gridiron season kicks off Friday at Schwab Field with a Sanakatenio clash between Minin Aven High School and Froresyille High. The article details bleachers, gates, and anticipated crowds, plus lineups and player notes as the season begins.
Eight players advance as field narrows to a half dozen at the national amateur event. Notables include Hock Hehor, Mere, and Rosontine abrs contending amid shifting form and weathered course conditions.
A garbled OCR fragment references Philadelphia, Sept., a university setting, and names that suggest a period news item. Readable facts include a possible event at a university in Philadelphia and mentions of dates and places, though many words are incomprehensible or misordered.
The New York Yankees, after a layoff, prepared to clinch the American League pennant with a win Thursday in the first of a three game series against the Loxton United. If they win and the Browns drop three games, New York would clinch. McGraw’s squad split a doubleheader with Philadelphia, then rallied from an eighth inning deficit to win 3-2. The Cubs and White Sox also played exhibitions ahead of the stretch.
Readable fragments indicate Chicago track meet with names like Willie Sharpe and Mexterminatus, plus references to pacemakers and mile attempts. The piece hints at a tense sprint and distance program, aiming to set season bests and a home-team record, with unclear outcomes.
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