Turner Ladies Hold Prize Bowling Banquet August fifteenth
The Turner Ladies opened their prize bowling season with a strong turnout at Turner alleys. Mrs Zusehlog won first prize with 66 pins and received a Venetian vase, while Mrs Hugo Jasterowed second with pins and a Venetian art piece. Mrs A Dugosh earned 91 pins and the booby prize, a Japanese puff box, as refreshments followed. Several clubs plan events at Mission Garden and other alleys with practice and social bowls noted. a banquet is set for August 15 at Mission Garden with a feast and program.
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Bronchos Pennant Purse Grows Amid Away Games
The Bronchos purse, raised by Fred C. Grove, has reached 425 dollars as fans are urged to contribute more during the team’s northern Texas stretch. Organizer Grove asks supporters to call 1988 to add to the fund, aiming for a 1500 dollar total to boost the pennant drive.
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Bull fighter trains for four battles here
Ben y Robles announced today a ranch near El Paso will host four bull fighting exhibitions at the baseball park on August 17 and 18. The program, led by Senor Roldes, includes days of actual bull encounters, long workouts to shed fat, and building wind and muscle for the prize fights. The trainer and his troupe will arrive from Mentone City in a few days.
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Local sports items and upcoming events noted
The Baracus have strengthened their lineup for today's clash with Washer's team. Talk of forfeiture in the Scott Slen basket game faded, with the big match proceeding. A county baseball battle Saturday is expected to draw crowds, while a VMC A camp field day set for August 22 promises strong material and crushes. Many former football stars may try to play this season. Also advertised is a laxative syrup with a money back guarantee sold by local drug firms.
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Fort Worth Panthers Triumph In Sixth Inning Clash
Fort Worth rallied in the sixth to overturn Brundhog and avenge earlier defeats as Colgrave struggled. Pennell, Pownell, and Bolus fueled the Panthers offense with key hits and steady defense, while Dupree held the Brundhog scoreless after the fourth. Final score shows Fort Worth ahead 7 to 3 over San Antonio with broader regional results noted across Texas cities.
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Diamond Dope from Today’s Games and Notes
San Antonio at Torl Worth Temple at Austin Galveston at Dallas Houston at Waco Dallas to fit Austin Ady Griggs likely in today Temple will heat the Navigators Brones hitters keep the chances good Pitcher Winchell joins Brow chon in Fort Worth
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across The Northeast
Recap of games from New York to Memphis with results, batteries, and key players. Browns beat New York 4 12. Philadelphia and Washington show struggles. Cincinnati, Chicago, and Brooklyn also tally runs. Standings note wins, losses, and notable pitching pairings.
Light seeks amateur baseball scores for city games
The Light invites amateur players to submit scores of all local games. Score cards are available from the sporting editor. Fill out the forms and deliver to the office by 9:30 a m the morning after the games are played.
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Professor Agard Takes New Texas Post
Special to the Light reports Professor LM Agard of Austin leaves Rockville after twenty years as high school principal to lead the Tit Lettson colored college in Austin. The college serves about 200 students, enjoying strong progress under his administration during a four month summer vacation and brief winter cold snaps.
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Central City and Boston Nationals duel winds up near win
The Central City team nearly defeated the Boston Nationals yesterday as Umpire Flynn faced trouble and a fight broke out over a hat throw. Saratoga notes report Nalla Powell winning the Spinaway at Kenilworth and Tim Jeffries teasing a comeback while college sports face scrutiny. A promotion for Foley Kidney Cure appears amid a medical ad.
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