Dallas Grid Star Robbed in Big City
CHICAGO August 16. Kim Garter of Purdue and Ray Fuqua of Southern Methodist, Dallas, former college stars, reported to police their watches and valuables were stolen by a clever confidence man. Fuqua said a stranger swam with him near a dorm and later the thief took his watch and gold football charm from his room, totaling about $120. Carter noted his watch and chain with a gold football and ten honor keys missing, valued at $45.
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Sixth annual short course for coaches planned
College Station reports final plans for the sixth annual short course for coaches. A. Ang M. Tollere heads the staff with instructional assignments. Registration opens Sunday August 18, and classes start Monday morning with varied sessions for staff members.
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Giants Defeat Cardinals in Tight 6-4 Win for Four-Game Lead
The New York Giants toppled the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4 in a hard fought game, preventing a late attack. Manager Frankie Frisch remained at the plate as the ninth inning closed with a dramatic finish, giving New York a four game cushion in the pennant race with only two games left in the series.
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Arrana Fights Stick Here Tuesday in Texas Card
Ventura Ariana the Mexican lightweight and recent conqueror of Lew Massey meets Roy Stice in the main event at Promoter Francis Cunningham's Walkathon arena next Tuesday night marking Arrana's first local appearance. Cunningham says Manuel Milla will arrive Sunday to discuss a 2 fight appearance with Tracy Cox, while Yack Gibbons and other names are discussed for fall bouts.
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Farin Patin and the Sainted Memory of a Forbidden Library
Yesterday's Explanations recounts Farin Patin a famed French physician writer (1602 1672) who opposed modern medicine and blood circulation while teaching memory feats. He stored a 10 000 volume library prohibited by the government memorized each tome to avoid theft and shared forbidden contents in private gatherings. Tomorrow: A Privately Owned Jail.
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Gay Patin
College of France
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Fight Results by the Associates Wreck in Dallas
The Dallas bout night featured Pari defeating veteran Ef Meza in one round, with Paria’s strong blows overwhelming Meza. Other results include Lou Reed from Waterbury winning a lightweight decision and multiple outpoints across the card, highlighting a busy fight program with wrested claims and regional boxers in action.
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San Antonio Bears star hits 200 mark in professional baseball
Danny Clark of the San Antonio Bears becomes the first batter in professional baseball to reach 200 hits. Tim Griesenbeck and Maxie Hart are listed as catchers with other team notes mentioning players like Joe Strauserl and Fred Huntress l. The piece also notes a junior tennis title won by Jome McCarley and various Western association batting marks, with multiple matchups and pitching assignments listed for Sunday doubleheaders at Schwab Field amid a shaky, fragmentary game log.
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Ex-Caddy and Haas in Final at Western Junior
Walter Burkemo of Detroit, a 1-year-old golfer with no clubs six weeks ago, upset veteran Fred Haas Jr. of New Orleans to reach the Western Junior final in Birmingham. Haas, 20, previously defended titles with consistent golf, ousting Charles Smead and Billy Warren in tight matches to advance to the 36-hole final.
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Buckler Quits Army for Fort Worth Business Move
Jack Buckler resigns his army commission and leaves West Point fame to enter business in Fort Worth Texas. The decision follows previous threats and signals the end of his All American college football career.
Death takes Red Mason dies at 87 in Chicago
James M. Red Mason, longtime manager and publicist for boxing star Harry Greb, collapsed and died after a heart attack in Chicago. The 87 year old had lived in retirement since Greb's death in 1938, working occasionally as Chicago representative for lesser fighters and filling time with baseball study and watches.
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Rita Manette Wins 3-Gaited Laurels at Missouri Stakes
Rita Manette, shown by Mrs Chester Michaels of Kansas City, won the $400 Missouri state three-gaited saddle horse stake. Mellow Moonglaw, a stable mare, took second. McDonald Dan of Fort Worth, Texas, was indisposed and did not place in a preliminary class. The item also includes unrelated notes about a famed baseball announcer.
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Rattler Grid Sale Opens For St Marys Football Season
The Rattlers announce season ticket sales for four home games at Eaglefleet, with 1000 season tickets marketed by the Danjor Chamber of Commerce. Schedule includes Rine Institute on Sept 21, Abilene Christian on Sept 26, USC B team on Nov 9, and Texas Tech on Nov 23. Prices: season tickets $4.40, single seats $2.20 for Rice, and higher prices for other games up to 3.10 for Abilene Christian.
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Abilene Christian Colege
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