Mansfield to Host 1923 Dowling Tournament
The inter-State Dowling association directors met yesterday to approve the prize list and announce Mansfield as the 1923 tournament site. Port Clinton and Mansfield were the two applicants. Mansfield won 45 to 18. Mansfield placed third overall with several teams earning money, and claimed singles and doubles titles. Officers named include President Chas H Berry of Mansfield and Secretary Harry Downs of Mansfield, with an executive board from Sandusky Fremont Tiffin Lorain Marion Port Clinton Elyria.
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Dowling Association
Mansfield
Port Clinton
Chas. H. Berry
Vi ‘ A. Wintersteller
Sandusky
Tetary
Harry Downs
Fred Bloker
C. F. Hill
Fremont
Matt Becker
Tiffin
Pont Canales
Boxing Fight Card This Week Across Cities
A dense schedule lists dozens of bouts from Cleveland to New York. Notable clashes include Tommy Gilbert vs. Harry Greb in New York and Dave Shade versus Oscar Deschamps in Buffalo, all ten to fifteen round bouts across venues and cities.
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Moose Club
New York
Tommy Gilbers
Harry Greb
Indianapolis
Bryan Downey
Frank Carbone
Memphis
Sam Lanzford
Bill Tate
Jamestown
Phil Logan
Young Henry
Dayton
George Higgins
Tut
Jackson
Buffalo
Ldave Shade
Oscar Deschamps
Lynn
Hughey Hutchinson
Hickey Travers
An vLerain
Jack O’brien
Young i
Kid Dudley
His Bova
Carl Kinnegen
Tony, Burns
Butch Bendier
Johnny Tedel
St. Lewis
Carl Tremaige
Aber White
Notre Dame
Ind
Jimmy Kelly
Herbie Schaffer
Frankie Benare
Sammy Cohen
Young Pierre
Tony Lyons
Columbus
Eddie O'Dowd
Illie Spancer
Joams
Pete Meyers
Dave Shade Seige
Wilkisharre — Baye Shade
Johnny Riley
la Salle
Tommy Comiskey
Gouls Doig
Brooklyn
Joe Tiplitz
Lew Brody
Wichita
Billy Britton
Pat Walsh
Aid
Canton
Jhenny Jones
Davel Shade
Syracuse
Charley Beecher
Dick Leachman
Billy Young
Bob Wizsimmons
Waite da
McGraw and Siant See Future in Coast League Roles
The text notes Dok McGraw and George Siant as players with potential future positions in the Coast League. It hints at a pitcher and a first baseman, with references to field positioning and career outlook. No dates or teams are clearly identified.
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Dok
McGraw
George Siant
Build
Mor
Pereman
Local teams battle in prep for season openers
Reports from Mineral Wells and Hot Springs note manager Pat Moran and Cincinnati teams returning from Fort Worth with mixed results. The Cats were edged 4 to 3 as Traynor strengthens the regular lineup and Gibsone warms toward a regular spot in Friday inter-club games.
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Texas
Pat. Moran
Cincinnati
Ets
Fort Worth
Hot Springs
Pie Traynor
Roy
Traynor
Regulaziv
Gibsone
Red Sox
Temples Defeat Cleveland Team in Strong Victory
A damaged but legible sports note reports Temples defeating a Cleveland team in a decisive contest. The text references strong play and a clear winner, with emphasis on Temple performance and the opponent.
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Temples
Cleveland
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