Texas Women Launch Fourth Annual Golf Championship
The 1929 Texas women’s golf championship begins with more than a hundred players, led by defending champ Mrs. F. E. Pharr of Texarkana and medalist Mrs. A. W. Magruder of Waco. Dallas Fort Worth and Austin stars compete at an excellent course amid expectations a new champion will emerge.
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F. E. Pharr
Texarkana
Rufus Scott
Paris
Roll Call
A. W. Magruder
Waco
Pharr
Dallas
C. Cary
A. M. Roades
W. E. Looney
James A. Durborrow
Theo von Koop
Berta Maxey
Adele Wharton
Houston
Katherine Allen
Clarksville
F. C. Rochon
Wichita Falls
Vasta Hubby
G. Thompson
R. E. Winger
Fort Worth
United Press
Diamond Dope: National and American League Results
Yesterday's MLB results feature Washington's 11 6 loss to Philadelphia and Boston's 8 7 win over New York. League standings list Philadelphia sixth and St Louis fourth with Chicago third. Today matchups include Chicago at Detroit and Philadelphia at Boston. In the National League New York beat Brooklyn 10 4 while Philadelphia lost to Boston 13 4. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 10 5. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 9 5. Texas League shows Beaumont 6 Wichita Falls 2 and San Antonio 15 Shreveport 8. Standings note Beaumont 12 6 667 and Houston 10 9 526. Yeggs robbery noted in Houston with $1 200 stolen from Western Auto Supply.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
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Brooklyn Desianty Atlanta
Beaumont
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Waco
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Shreveport
Houston
Dallas
Art Worth
New Rule Book Formed for Bull Fights in Spain
Madrid reports a new Reglamento for bull fighting is being prepared under the Ministry of the Interior. A diverse committee drafts rules covering from birth to death of bulls, seating, safety, and bans on underage attendance. Debates include bull weights and padded picador horses amid reforms.
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Madrid
Ministry of the Interior
Gobernacion
Spain
Association of
Bullfighting Impressarios
Madrid Plaza
Fang
Royal national hotel management school planned in Bolzano
Plans call for a royal national school in hotel management to train in high class hotel operations. The faculty will be drawn from experienced hotel professionals and retired veterans.
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Bolzano
Italy
Royal National School In
Wagner and Bell win Amarillo mixed doubles title
Mrs. Fred Wagner and J W Bell claimed the mixed doubles championship at Amarillo Alleys with a three game total of 1033. Eldridge and Maggard were runners up at 925 or 400 per person. Miss Whatley and Hafer posted 872. C F Anderson led men with 6597 for three games, Reagan 529, Subry 1515.
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Fred Wagner
J. W. Bell
Amarillo
Jack Eldridge
John Maggard
Aileen Whatley
Hafer
Wagner
Eldridge
Maggard
Sadik
Eowees
Miss Whatley
C. F. Anderson
Babes in the Wood 1822 edition shines in Memphis find
Mrs. Georgie Ferliet of the Chamber of Commerce displays a 1822 edition of The Tragical History of the Children in the Wood in Philadelphia. The book, titled Babes in the Wood, features colored engravings and a moral tale of two orphans betrayed by a treacherous uncle and left in a wood.
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Globe-News
Memphis
Georgie Ferliet
Chamber of Commerce
Globe
Children In the Wood
Mary Charles
South Second Street
Philadelphia
Waco Cubs Grip Low rung after loss to Fort Worth
Waco Cubs dropped to last in the league with a 6 to 4 defeat by Fort Worth. Pancho Nyder drove in the tying and winning runs with a seventh inning double. Henry Hardway relieved Schupp and allowed four hits and two unearned runs. Shreveport beat San Antonio 15 to 8 later. Easterling homered for Beaumont in Wichita Falls. Dallas Steers opened series with 12 to 3 win over Houston Buffs as Sol Dreyfuss took control.
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Waco
Fort Worth
Panthers
Panchonyder
Henry Hardway
Schupp
Cubs
Shreveport Sports
San Antonio
Shreveport
Indians
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Todry
Spudders
Easterling
Sol Dreyfuss
Dallas Steers
Houston Buffs
Dave Danforth
One Dead Two Hurt In Wild Electric Car Crash
In Kansas City Kansas four people were involved when a wild interurban car raced down a hill and wrecked near a light pole and a drug store. The dead man was identified as W. B. Mays about 32. Robert Smith 41 of Salina suffered a fractured leg. R A Pigg 46 of Bonner Springs received a dislocated shoulder. Motorman C R Patterson said air brakes failed to hold and he lost control a block from the scene.
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Kansas City
W. B. Mays
Robert Smith
Salina
Kansas
R. A. Pigg
Bonner Springs
C. R. Patterson
Kaw Valley and Western Railroad
Lawrence
Stamford Texas Cowboy Reunion Organized
The Texas Cowboy Reunion Inc. of Stamford is formed to host each year a round-up of pioneer cattlemen. W G Swenson of Swenson Land & Cattle Co will serve as president.
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Stamford
Tex
Texas Cowboy Reunion, Inc
W. G. Swenson
Swenson Land & Cattle Company
Cruel Uncle Legacy Ties to Ferriet Family
A diary fragment recounts the uncle's ruinous acts with fire and famine, noting the transfer of a book through Mrs. Ferriet’s lineage to her daughter Mrs. Gladys Heath of Clarendon, and its eventual inheritance after Mrs. Ferriet’s death.
Believe Men Held In Shooting Innocent
In Muskogee Oklahoma on a Saturday night a hotel shooting killed David and George Smith of Connecticut. Sheriff Hamilton said two accompanying men, John L. Wike and P. G. Seeley, are believed innocent as police pursue other suspects. George Smith, from West Cornwall Connecticut, was tied to a local security company and was in Oklahoma reviewing mortgage files. David Smith lived in Sharon Connecticut.
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Muskogee
Oklo
David
George Smith
Connecticut
Fred Hamilton
West Cornwall
Conn
New Milford Security Company
Oklahoma
David Smith
Sharon
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Weat Cornwall
Graves
P.O. Seeley
John L. Wike
Smith Brothers
Wike
Arrests Expected in Slayings of Two Brothers in Muskogee
Police Chief T W Graves said arrests of two or more suspects believed linked to the Saturday night killings of David Smith and George Smith in Muskogee are likely soon. Wike and Seeley are being questioned but not jailed. The motive is unclear as valuables remained undisturbed.
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Muskogee
Okla
T. W. Graves
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Ately
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Oklahoma City
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New York University
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Sharon, Conn
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Washington, Conn
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