FSSENDEN'S SUCCESSOR CHOSEN AT AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL
Roy Cochran is named head coach for the upcoming year at Avenue High School. He succeeds a lengthy field of applicants approved by the school board, joins Mission high school ties, and brings youth and Texan roots to the program. Coaching staff include Larry Uom and Cyril Hueneli while others shift to basketball and track duties.
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All Avenue High School
Cochran
Uestingsroom
B. B
Roonevetty
Antic Oceom
Impic
Materiam
Hrdlund
Braining
Mission
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Mission High School
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Colorado
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Chau- Fesasinen
Browns High School
Fessenden
Larry Uomon
Cyril Hueneli
Andhrow
Tfatmilton
Creha
Easor
Jim Kendrick
Tim Gesenhrek
St.iryn University
Benny Striestani
Waia
Alamo Heights High School
Moule
Bratt
Brackenridge Huh School
Wic
Manor Letooc
OLN Roberts Joins Army Y’
Roberts, formerly assistant in the San Antonio XY physical education department, is appointed head of physical education and Ucation at the Y in Worth. He succeeds A. T. Venne, who moved to Kansas. Roberts, known for a series on "Neeping Jit," becomes a muscular model figure in public attention.
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Tobn S. Moberta
San Antonio XY
C. A
At Worth
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Ucation
Tle Dan Astronio Atay
U. Ay Roberts
A. AT. Venne
Kansas
Lou A Antonious
Iurse
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Donis
Ube
Uel
Amingham and Athinta contend for Atlanta top spot
Amingham and Athinta remain deadlocked in a tight race for the Southern division leadership. The Crackers show uneven form, with a 20-19 mark over past games, while holding a 28- game pace overall.
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Amingham
Atlanta
Mingham
Athinta
Jonthile
Crackers
Aod
Texas Boxes Texas Boxes in Rough Baseball Recap
Disjointed text recounts a Texas baseball game with names like Thodaze Ale Nollings Smith, Mootenwinn, Pitzgrrald, and Steengaate Bi bator. It mentions base hits, runs, outs, and a 3 58 time with umpires Bane and Bo ere. Sparse details suggest a clash featuring Wichita Falls and Fort Worth on arena or Rivengrate turf.
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Thodaze Ale
Nollings
Smith Btanten
Lamb
Jenkinz
Mootenwinn
Pitzgrrald
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Bwennon
Airues
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Arena
Wichita ‘Falls
Tert Worth
Onawirs
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Bentan
Turgeon
Statentine
Bane Aid Boere
Shreveport Streak Extends to Nine in Dallas Victory
Shreveport edged Dallas 48 to 46 to extend its nine game win streak. Key plays came from Dominguez and Hicks with late runs and clutch defense by the visiting lineup. Umpires Grigg and Ill called the game after 41 minutes with Williams contributing a crucial hit in the final innings.
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Shreveport
Dallas
Fulmnan
Hicklirian Bose Tatras
Sitfeweport
Treumery
Minning Sticber
Balrada
Lostna Picher
Froalee
Twoedamonite
Rae
Dauits
Deviveras
Whelan
Dickerman
Hatvala
Fraslec
Entrada
Moren Wehite
Rune
Diekeeman
Vono
Jean Bans
Ballon
Likceveport
Grigg
Chaotic Fight Card From Multiple Cities Reported
The bout results list numerous fighters across cities like Boston New York Chicago and Milwaukee with many KO wins by technicians and several decisions. Notable mentions include Jim Maloney Tony Fuente Jack Briton and Sammy Mandel among others with varied outcomes and locations across a tangled sports wire update.
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Associated Press
Boston
Jim Maloney
Tony Fuente
Mexico
Jake Wartin
New York
Tig Bil Cartwell
Knosanfausay City
Jack Briton
Tony Vacrarelli
Chicago
Tile Bien
Bonny Kid Carter
Lax
Mexican ring romance colors a rough title bout result
In Mexico City a lightweight title fight between Chicho Cisneros and Bobby Fernandez devolved into a hard fought war. Cisneros pressed the pace, shook off Fernandez’s early onslaught, and endured a brutal scene to win on a tense, crowd filled night. Adams, Ortega, Carmona, and others also staged heated showings in supporting bouts.
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Charles Solcher
Mexico
Mesico City
Chilho Cisneros
Bobby Fernandex
Soledad
Cisnesds
Fernandez
Senor Kid Reyes
West Side
Chicho Swags
Mexico City
Cisnuras
Perpmndez
Fergaiules
Cisneros
Lernander
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Twich
Mernandes
Nailer
M Indy
Chicho
Chicho Piade
Kich Adama
Qiant
Hyentville
Ortega
Adamn Didin
Adams
Oriiga
Kayo
Carmona
Jack Britton Still Winning in Comeback Victory
Universal Service reports Jack Britton, former welterweight champion, won an easy ten round decision over Tony Vaccarelli in Queens last night. Britton extended his comeback to eight victories, dominating Vaccarelli with sharp attacks in the first and eighth rounds.
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Universal Sercier
New York
Jacki Drilton
Tony Vaccarelli
Queensboro
Britton
Venthal Vaccarelli
Dhue Wiutenine
Zittenfeld Twins Set Swim Record at New York Harbor
The Zittenfeld twins Gertrude and Phyllis set a new record in a swim from Sandy Hook to the Battery, covering the distance in six minutes less than Gertrude Ederle. The feat, accomplished in rough harbor waters, surpassed the previous mark and captivated local spectators.
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Zittenfeld Twins
Thones
Gernlee
Phyllis
Toowlny
New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
Ederle
Warren Not Ready Stribling Bout Off
The bout between Young Stribling and Ad Warren, once set for North Carolina on a public holiday, has been indefinitely postponed. Warren’s manager Jimmy Thomson said he does not consider Warren ready at this time.
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Warren
Chartotte
Young Stribling
Georgia
Building Aggie Forward Wall To Be Bible's Job
College Station Aug 16 Modeling a line to replace the Aggie forward wall has shaped the task for Texas A and M coaches as they prepare for the 1925 football season. The article lists veteran lettermen and many freshmen candidates across positions from guards to backs, noting key names and expected battles for starting roles.
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Laredo
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Deenlur
Tom
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Hibte
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Brown
Gartlett
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J. C. Sticad
Waco
Suntan
H. A.d Anderson
Dallas
Mumeratini
Aggie Ceeslinnis
Alvard
Sausdinan
Probaly
Goarilk
Ale Richter
Aggie Ranches
G. Rogers
Marling
Leovel
Daliey
Thole
Zuni
Worth
Hornsby
Austin
Northvatl
Liivco
Moors
Tiasea
Witter
Ant War
Doge
Tacksanville
Hable
Corsicana
Dneranmurnlands
Nealey
Pune
Walter Fiswell
J. Li. Culdwell
Novarota
Bowling Elks Ten Win League In Close Final Night
In a three game match Tuesday night the Elks beat Brewbing and Walter Tempte KampeM to clinch the summer league title. The season ends with a Sept 4 kickoff for the fall session featuring sixteen teams. Individual honors loom with a singles race led by AUYp of the Eth club, while team standings and divisions are being finalized.
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Brewbing
Walter Tempte Kampem
Tlt Nt
Clu
Paraibie
Cey
Criday
Mara
Novare
Curarey
U. Testix
Tara
Yappy Langadorf
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Weorey
Lanastort
Ask
Sandefer
Thiels
E. J. Oxtela
Tao
Wetsin Ian
Turner
Despta
Tee
Itera
In & Wrateh
Ramo
Aft
Janert
Inema
Lulz
Ancient Teo Lewis to Fight in Boston Tonight
Ancient Teo Lewis, a versatile British boxing veteran with five British titles from featherweight to light heavyweight, returns to Boston next Tuesday night to face Arinor Fisan, known as the Lawrence Schoolboy, in a ten round bout. Also slated is Jack Tunnbeek of Belgium against Tack Gagion in a ten round step show at New Ledford.
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Boston
Rich” Lewis
Finglish
Arinor Fisan
Jack Tunnbeek
Belsian Bensy
Tack Gagion
New Ledford
Lewis
Fair golfers represent glad hand at Western championship
Golfers from Chicago and Los Angeles led a field in the opening rounds of the ninth annual women’s Western Championship. Notables included Miss Ann Webster of Fore Lvientworth and Miss Van Wie of Chicago, with several veterans and former champions advancing, as the field narrows toward the second round.
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Chicago
Lee Mugeles
Prensler
Tia Ingrain
Ann Webster
Loaventworth
Mixx Webster
C. GO
Renduick
Ciucago
Los Angeles
Jafre
Grepe Lifur
Kathleen Wright
Chiengo
Virginia van Wie
Toeo Midi
Tin Wilson
Dorothy Koloty Parday
van Wie
New York City
Dalton Reymond
Beton Rouge
Ell
DL. Raymond
Ghicags
Wisconsin
Darothy Poze
Madison
Bernice Wall
Oskash
Ther
Enery
Miss Page
Jean Conroy
Milwaukie
Wisconsie Sinde
Mike
Golf at Langley Park Course Reveals Tight Scores
London report notes Henry Colin posts a notable score of 62 for 18 holes at Langley Park. Fraile Teall set a previous course best of 61, while Ball's 64 remains a strong contender as local play continues.
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London
Ave
Henry Colin
Belli Young Hellish
Langley Park Course
Ball
Colton Ie
Taln
Joie Ray Wins Marathon at Tailteann Games in Dublin
Joie Ray of the United States wins the Tailteann Marathon in Dublin, finishing ahead of Irish and other international runners. Time reported about 2 hours 24 minutes, with Irish challengers O’Leills Doyle and McKeon placing high. Osburn of Minnesota A. G. wins standing head to head up to 40 miles recorded in the event series.
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Joie Ray
Moyou
May
South Atheny
Steyler
O'leills
Doyle
McKeon
Jor
Thingerian
EL Dunfi
France
Teu
Med Kole
Iniinen
Finland
Amereun
Joig Cun
Ray Baker
Waday
Diacokl M. Osburn
Minnis A. G
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Sa Bhavesstal
Elis
Bell Reaches Fourth Round in East Coast Championship
In a rugged field the Berkeley athlete Bell advanced to the fourth round by mounting a strong comeback to defeat Melvin Wartridge of New Rovheile. The match on the East Coast championship circuit showcased Bell's perseverance and skill as he sealed the progression with a decisive late surge.
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Berkeley
Hel
Austin
Vex
Ark Horse
Hack Strong
Melsin Wartridge
New Rovheile
Southwest junior baseball elimination pits Tumblers in Fort Worth
Fort Worth hosts a regional junior baseball elimination series sponsored by the American Legion. San Antonio Bombs and Arkansas Bisbeville lead contenders with Oklahoma City and Shreveport squads in pursuit of a national title berth. No Wednesday games. Thursday finals set to determine the champion and a trip to Denver for the sister title.
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le Ehowpionship
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Aerican Legion
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Texas
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Louise
Jana
Oklahoma City
Scourer
Blytheville
Oal
Oslohone City
Lille Parchipels Thureday
Denverson
B. Wemp
Nec Sonat
Asericaniam
Pinkey Whitney Leads Phillies Pitchers in Chicago Swing
Pinkey Whitney of the Philadelphia Phillies, a base hitting phenom from San Antonio, prepares for his first major league series in Chicago against the Cubs on August 20 and 21. Brothers Lloyd and Rob Whitey will travel with the team, while the Phillies head to St. Louis after the Chicago set.
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San Antonio
Philadslybia Nationals
Che Ph
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Binize
Lloyd Whiteney
Rob Whitey
Pinkey
Will Motog
Caiengorim
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St. Louis
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