Local High School Football Opens Season With Returns
Alamo Heights tops with new coach Irving Marlin and a mix of returning players. Jefferson Mustangs face heavy loss but plan to start practice as calendar shifts. Corpus Christi clash looms as district and city titles defend, with Edison and Brackenridge fielding strong lines and many lettermen ready.
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Alamo Heights
Irving Marlin
Harlandale
Jeffs Loe
Thomas Jefferson
Mustangs
Harry Hamilton
Tea Lo Corpus Chris
Jimmy LeMeilleur
A. B. Chambers
John
Bob") Reeves
Harold Locatio
Louis Palmer
Charles Parcett
Syvador Trevino
Glenn English
Bryce Parker
Norman Have
Bob Hurtenberger
Beaumont
Eagle’ Field
Ray Dixon
Glenn Fikes
Sam Asher
William McMillan
Charles Sweeney
Toy Pass
Jess Dunn
Normal Taylor
Curtis Pykin
Travis Jerreira
Cltt Newman
Don Suman
Dixon
Cary
Charley’ Wells
Clifford Warren
Leroy Epp
A. J. Melancon
Corpus Christi
Corpus
Corpus Chris
Corpus Chelatl
Tech
Jefferson
Eaglefield
Kerrville
Kexville
Novsinger
Austin Tare
Maine
Edison
Edison Righ
Bears
Seaton
Joe Ward
Tross Partlow
Red" Barefield
Bill Camp
Leroy Willis
David Hickes
Charley Drew
Tom McQuilion
Charles Powell
Raymond Steltir
San Marto
Belson
San Marcoy
Lockhart
New Braunfels
New Brauntals
Dyalie
Murdle
Tanler
Tehfield
Alamo Meightn
SieGson
Centre Catholic
Beison
Floresville
Flores
Elsie Jane Allison Shines at Houston Meet
San Antonio swimmer Elsie Jane Allison dominated the Gulf AAU meet in Houston, winning women's high point honors with 35 points and setting two state records in the 220-yard freestyle and 100-yard backstroke. She led prospects for national junior titles with a strong showing and is slated to compete in Louisville next weekend.
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Sse Antonia
Elsie Jane Allison
San Antonio
Louisville
Elsie Jane
Allison
Texas
Houston
Gulf A. A. U
Marle Johnson
Miss Allison
Bebler
Houston Biks
Clark Allen
Longview Ted
Longview
Missollison
Ari
Attlen
Beanemont
Shorry New
Ace
Thomas Loxan
Paints
Marie Johnson
Austin
Bernita Greig
Longview Lions Club
Catlan’ Crate
Es Rane
Alice Bzels
Stanley Male Waris
Sar Antonis
Lucile Wilkins
Jay
Dan Freedland
L. Day
Tansview
Ivan Alter
Sad Attonio
Cotter
Med
Tine
Jane Allisam
San Antonin
Cieas
Sensi
Reances Love
Jttounton
Teme
Roland If
Dan Preedlhind
Zoe
Army Baseball Rivalry Between Randolph and Brooke Field
Army league action features Randolph at home versus Staff Troops and the Ninth at Camp Bulls against Brooke field in a key battle of league leaders.
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Randolph Field
Nini Infantry
Randolph
Camp Bulls
Brooke Field
Softball and boxing notes from a sunlit weekend games
A. Nagh Tallora led two victories in softball and Lorden Interaction won 42 to San Pedro Allstars as Tatech and Raheo led a late push. James and Waters starred for the Allstars while Alamo Finance and Cuban boxers Serafin Cenlang fought in Panama City, with Arnel also noted.
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A. Nagh Tallora
Vic. Lorden
San Ro Park
Payne
San Pedro Allstar
Tatech
Cael James
Waters
Allstarss
Papa
Cor Alamo Finance
Panama City
Serafin
Cenlang
Baby Gadak
Arnel
T Ie
He Santotomas Horyital
Paducipria
Ohio State Picked Early In Football
Los Angeles reports Ohio State is favored to win the 1935 grid season with Stanford and Princeton next in line. Houlgate lists Rice, Pittsburgh, Cal, Tulane, Notre Dame and others among top contenders as Temple rises in the rankings.
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Ohio State
Los Angeles
Deke Hueysgale
Stanford
Princeton
Tennessee
Temple
Minnesota
University of Washington
Tifingis
Fordham
Hostente
Welsh Keeps Parks Honors in Singles Title Defense
Barnard Welsh of Washington DC retained the public parks singles championship at Aug 26 event, defeating Scotsman in straight sets 6-4 6-2 6-4. He also teamed to win the men's doubles with Helph McElvenny. Elizabeth Deike captured the women's singles title, defeating Mydia Kayser in straight sets.
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NEW Orthans
Ce— Barnard Welsh
Washington, D. C
Public Parks
Ted Drewes
St. Town
Ines
Welch
William Schonmer
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Miss Kayser
Mis
Ruth
Bailey Prosser
St. Louis
Welsh
Helph McElvenny
Cecil Metz
William Hughes
Memphis
Tenn
Constance O'Donovan
Esther Pallizer
Detroit
Virginia Duecker
Frances d Jacobson
Wrestling Card Promises Brutal Spars and All-Star Lineup
Pro wrestling promoter Harry Collman stacks an all-star show at Walkathon arena featuring Fats Davis versus Leo Daniel Boote savage. Davis known for brute strength and theatrics targets trash talk while Billy Edwards faces Sparks Denver Genchat in a return bout, with Dr Karl Sarpolis and Paul Jones opening.
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Fats Davis
Leo
Daniel Boote" Savage
Kentucky
Harry Collman
Walkathon Arena
Davis
Billy Edwards
Savage
Sparks
Denver
Karl Sarpolis
Paul Jones
Giants Lose Lead to Cubs as Cards Narrow Gap
The Cubs swept the Giants in Chicago, dropping New York to a half game behind the St Louis Cardinals who beat the Dodgers. Mel Ott homered and Hal Schuhmacher struggled as Chicago pulled ahead. The Cardinals then hammered the Dodgers and gained ground as the Yankees and White Sox split and the pennant race shifted.
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Associated Press
Cubs
Giants
New Yorkers
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Death Brothers
Apel
Pirates
Brooklyn
Cards
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Hal Schuspecher
Mel Otts
Dury
Bill Lee
Johnny Babich
Jerome
Dieay" Dean
Panl “Dafy
Spreeway
Boston Red Sox
Whitd
Cleveland
Red Sox
Indians
Cleveland Tans
Brick Owens
Melilla
Lou Kolls
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Earte Somba
Yanker
Hed Rolfe
Browns
Washington
Sta Z
Yes
Cincinnati
Reds
Jackson and Pine Blatt Clash for Dixie League Title
Jackson Mississippi August 26 In the Dixie Baseball league Jackson, winner of the second half, will oppose Pine Blatt, winner of the first half, for the pennant in a Wednesday game. Jackson won the second half with a double header victory over Greenwood, finishing tied for first place and leading by one game.
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Jackson
Miss
Cleveland Fans Riot After umpire decision in doubleheader
Aug 28 Cleveland fans sparked a near riot after disputed calls in Sunday's Boston doubleheader. Umpire Lou Kolls was escorted to his dressing room by three police after peacemaking failed. The incident followed a late seventh inning play at first base that provoked widespread anger and a field invasion.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Mt Field
Boston
Lou Kolls
Toom
Brick
Oscar Melillo
Red Sox
Philips
Bval Metillo
Owens
Granity
Sox
Molls Uhal
Standings and results from Sundays Reagits and leagues
The report lists club standings and game results across multiple leagues with team names such as New Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga, Knoxville, and Brooklyn. It includes game scores, battery lineups, and brief notes on second games and player lines, mirroring a busy Sunday schedule.
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Associatio
Souther Birmiegham
Atlanta
Hughes, George and
Cox
Horsen, Schmidt and
Palmisano
New Orleans
Knoxville
Milner
Surry
Elethon
Renderson and
Taste
Knoxvie
Walsh
Davis
Wetherell
Hell
Lanning
Head
Chattanooga
Memphis
McColl
Jackson
Greer
Jones
Powell
FF HY Balizzi
Angen
Hayes
Mifers
Touchstone
Nelson
Hofmann
Bowen
Chaplin
Gooch
Sharns
Washvilly O
Bick Oor
Wathine
Pinkas
Blane Wines
Seleuzeter
Willoushire
Keerouk
Digker
Softball finals set as Riverside Park Baptists meet Tosers group
Riverside Park Baptists and Mx Kinley Avenue Methodists reach the softball finals at Lions Field for 8:15 Monday night with the winner claiming the championship. A Methodists win would force a deciding game, while a Riverside victory secures the title.
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Riverside Park Baptists
MxKinley Avenue Methodists
Lions’ Field
Bandlers
Methodists
Division Polo Trip Off Again
The Second Division polo team faces delays in funds and communications as Captain Nee and Sam Mays await word from Paul Butler of Chicago about a trip to the national inter-effcutt tournament. The Branded Brigade beat San Antonio 11-9 in a summer Sun flag game at Brackenridge park with multiple players scoring, while Ramsey recovers from a severe collision and is expected home for rest.
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Pala
John PL Nee
Sam Mays
Paul Butler
Chicago
Tri
Buller
Gap- Lin Nou
San Antonians
Brigade
San Antonio
R.farmer
J. D. Bender
Mej
K. C. Greemwaldi
Duke Lamonce
Sinut
George Lodorn
Lieus
Suidduth
Wivale
Aagk
Lapham
San Antonio Wild
Semp Rose
Stewart Johnson
Ata
J. A. Watson
Watson
Women Golf Stars Compete for National Title in Minneapolis
Twenty female players from the United States and Canada began a week of action for the national women’s golf championship at Interlachen. Top contender Glennal Vaze of Philadelphia led field after a tough qualifying round amid rising stars. Virginia Van Wie was absent, leaving the door open for others to challenge. The course tested talents at 345 yards with par 40-78 conditions shaping the early rounds.
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Minneapolis
United States
Canada
Glennal
Glenna Colleth Vaze
Philadelphia
T Hem
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Ada
Stroulding Ars
Vareng
Hatte
Interlachen County Club
Bobby Jones
Grant Slane
Resana
Bowling TENAS CENTESSIAL LEAGUE Notes and Standings
Fragmented OCR summary of a bowling league page listing teams such as Mans Shep, Ace Brakes, and Southern esters with scores like team series and high game figures. Mentions high individual scores Slack 234 and 382 for Ebest and Slack, plus averages and upcoming schedule references.
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Tenas Centessial League
Smith Auto
Mans Shep
GE Refriserators
Ace
Sheriffs Dept
EL Rotors
Ace Brakes
T. Ebest
Slack
Zipp
Wigeraors
Srentt
Bray
Highland Park Nine Defeats St. Hedwig in Close Baseball Bout
Highland Park Ramblers edged St. Hedwig as Teddy Peabody deliver a standout triple and double in a 7-6 win. Wolfe and Carlar pitched, with May OBholssi, J. Kielhasa and Cietling providing support in a tense Sunday clash filled with miscues and late rallies.
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Teddy Peabody
Highland Park Ramblers
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