Tennis Southwest Texas invitational quarterfinals begin
The Southwest Texas invitation tennis tournament advances with singles and doubles quarters at San Antonio Country Club. Notable clashes include defending champion Early Taylor of Austin facing Paschal Walthall, while Ralph Munleisen meets Guibert Deninga and Quinn Connelly faces Susan LaCuels of the University of Texas. Women's and junior singles start Wednesday amid several tight results and weather-related delays.
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Thac Hien
Feanue
San Antonio
Taylor
Austin
Chammblon
Paschal Walthall
Antonio Plyal
Dalph Munleisen
Guibert den- Inga
Quinn Connelly
Susan LaCuels
University of Texas
Bertram Weltens
Jesse Pfeiffer
Rusmer
Steve
Dodbles
Earl Taylor
LaCoste
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Fight Results Mention Unclear Fighters and Places
The readable portion lists fragmented names and places including California and Michigan references. Details are incoherent, with multiple nonstandard spellings and no discernible winner, event, or date to anchor a coherent sports brief.
Playground Ball Upsets In Atlantic Division Championship
A chaotic athletic contest features Harmone Men’s Flarrorouné Jeannuc as the champion of the National division. Key players include Kirke Goandecer and Pedro mer, with notable innings and doubles. Final moments see Mullenm, Wukeor, and teammates delivering decisive hits as the Tribe clinches a dramatic victory amid crowd reactions and late-inning drama.
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Lan Industin
Grand American trapshooting opens with high scores praised
The Grand American tournament in Vandalia Ohio features Americks top trapshooters, as Monty Dewire and Mrs Grigsby lead divisions with near perfect scores. Dewire achieved a flawless 200 in the event while Grigsby matched 181 of 200, amid record targets and a push to select an all American team.
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Vandalia
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Atate Champlona
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Monty Dewite
Hamilton
Thi
Grigsby
Okla ‘Homa
Jeanette Uy
Waverly
Town
Dewire
Billy Foon
Jewell
Iowa
Jew
Wt &. Martin
Harrisburg
108 Holes Final Golf Match Ends With Raines Victory
ABILENE Texas August 4 final 108 hole marathon Wiltow Crest club tourney concluded Budiey Ralps the champion by one stroke over Carnes Wilson after 36 and 96 hole play both square Wilson led at 36 with a 68 and Raines rallied late. Prize money 72 dollars and top honors to Raines amid long, grueling endurance rounds.
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Wiltow Crest
Budiey Ralps
Raines
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Dieter Ted
Wilson
M Fle
Ny Raines
Nets
Army League Bet at Fort Bam Houston Wednesday
Randolph Filers invade Fort Bam Houston Wednesday at 2 30 PM seeking revenge after two prior losses. Ninth Infantry Manchus beat Kelly 8 7, while Station Hospital overpowered Randolph 6 2. Pitcher Cy Young allowed few hits as Medics triumphed. Box score details reflect a rough game with many substitutions and miscues.
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Cy" Young
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Santa Clara Calls Off Game With Rice
Santa Clara and Rice Institute of Texas will not meet in a post season football game in San Francisco that had been tentatively scheduled for December 10. The cancellation was announced by Alvin J. Walt, graduate manager, after the board of athletic control determined the second week of December is not favorable for an interregional game in San Francisco.
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Texan and Mose Simms Oilers Clash for Tall Championship
In Abilene Texas on August 24 Texan and the Mose Simms Oilers split the first two games of the best of three series to decide the tall championship. A decisive third game will be played next week at Balyrdny and lyn Auwiay.
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Night games for Bobcats see schedule in San Marcos
Officials at San Marcos Teachers College announced a 1932 football schedule with home opener September 30 against Howard Payne College Yellowjackets and nine returning players including Captan Reed Ward end and backfield members. The new field at Kyfeeld on the Austin post road will host practices and games. Evaneield remains for training and education class games.
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Comerce
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San Marcos
Sam Houston
Huntsvile
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San Marcos Teachers College
Tubbs Hurls Double Victory for Pueblo
Pueblo, Colo. Aug 24 One victory day will assist. Frank Tubbs of Pueblo pitched both games of a Western League doubleheader with Des Moines, winning both while allowing 16 hits and striking out 18. He pitched 16 innings, the second game shortened to seven by agreement.
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Frank Tubbs
Pueblo
Des Moines
Sponging Probe Shocks Saratoga Race Fans
Investigation into the sponging of horse Panetian at Saratoga Springs intensified as Pinkerton detectives pursued leads and a $10,000 reward was offered by C Leroy King of Memphis. The horse was withdrawn from the Burgomaster handicap after tampering was suspected and a track doctor was summoned for examination.
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Bonele
Baratoga Springs
INS
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George Arvin
Punetian
Fanetian
Ex Bobcats Seek Lobos Coach at San Marcos School
San Marcos officials considered candidates for the Lobos coaching job. Charles Zunker, twice selected to the All Texas Intercollegiate athletic team, and John Dance, a Waelder alumnus and four year teammate, were among the candidates. N Pope, formerly at PealleTea High School, was elected head coach at the Baptist academy.
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Lobos
Marcos
San Maccoe ‘Teachers College
San Marcos
Charles Zunker
John Dance
Waelder
N Pope
Pealle Tea High School
The
Baptist Academy
German Will Direct New Picture Starring Karloff
Los Angeles aging film notes report German director BE Du Pont will helm The Invisible Man starring Boris Karloff for Universal. He follows Tod Browning and James Whale in the wave of monster thrillers, while Ruby Keeler’s screen interest and Zanuck’s firm support for Forty-second Street are highlighted amid Hollywood chatter.
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MS Capyigue
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Los Angeles
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Dark Lacmille Jr
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James Whale
Junior
J! du Pont
Hollywood
Ruby Keeler
Warner Brothers
Miss Keeler
Darryl Eer Tment
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Jolson
Winter League Holds Confab Opens First Meeting
The Winter Baseball League convened its initial gathering at a Dibble company sporting goods store on South Alamo Street. The notice invites interested teams to send representatives to Pinto for the league’s forthcoming plans.
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Dibble Comany
Sporting Goods
South Alamo Street
Last Olympic Team Will Depart Friday
Los Angeles reports the final foreign contingent, the Australian team, will depart Friday after arriving June 22 with 12 athletes. Their all-around performance is noted as unmatched among smaller delegations, highlighting a record of excellence at the 193% Olympic Games.
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