Dove season opens Monday in northern San Antonio area
Hunting regulations outline the north zone opening Monday with a 15 dove per day bag limit and 50 birds storage cap for all varieties. Licenses required for hunters over 17, resident $2 and non resident $25. Duck season starts Oct 16 in north zone, ends Jan 1. deer seasons run mid November to end December with black tail deer season Nov 16 to Dec 31 east of Pecos River. The season dates reflect adjustments after a federal-state legal mismatch last October.
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Stoner Stars in Cat March Victory Pushes Kittens Rank
Stoner shines as the Kittens win a sixth straight, aided by Joel Hunt’s pinch hit and a clutch rally. Hurlers Payne and Tuero clash in a duel, Tuero taking his fifth loss as Wichita F. climbs the standings. Neier and Reaunnet hold at key moments, while Burns and Groen spark late offense.
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Spudders protest doubles rule in league dispute
The Spudders and Wichita Falls are at odds over extra innings in a recent doubleheader. Manager Williams called the league’s second game decision a technicality, while fans demand fair play. The issue echoes a past incident at Leave Park when a San Antonio joke prompted debate on game length and uniforms.
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British Enter Harmsworth Regatta Confident in Victory
Detroit dispatch reports Miss Marion Barbara Carstairs leading the British effort with two boats and powerful engines to challenge Gar Wood for the Harmsworth trophy in a multi heat race. Wood defends luck and notes he will rely on extra boats if one fails. Weather and crowds expected to rise as first heat begins Saturday with up to 300000 spectators on the Detroit river.
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Baltimore Nine Wins Legion Opening Game
In a tense extra inning victory at Rosenheimer Park, Baltimore edged New Orleans 4 3 after a squeeze play sparked a tenth inning rally. Weiner doubled to drive in the winning run as the Orioles overcame a late surge by the Saints. The opener featured a back-and-forth scoring sequence with New Orleans taking a brief lead in the seventh.
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Moore Far In Lead In Junior Cue Match
Moore of Rapid Rapids Mich led Charles Caccipaglia Rockford Wis into the final two blocks of the national junior pocket billiard match with a decisive 3 to 1 edge. The 16 year old from Michigan built a strong lead and aimed for the title in the afternoon session.
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Gilbert Meet Feature Fights at Continental Club Card
Gilbert Meet highlights local boxing action headlined by Lewis Young meeting Towie youngster Kid Gilbert in a three round bout. The program lists eleven undercard bouts including Troberio Gomez vs Beony Perez Ray Garcia vs Mike Herrera and Marcos Almaguer vs Aurelio Herrera with ref Lerty Young and Manuel Lane handling duties.
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Putt Putts Closed Must Stay So Nightly Hours Enforced
Washington authorities enforce the night closing rule for miniature golf courses from 10 30 p m until daylight citing the District of Columbia daylight law. Police Judge Litt ruled that a reasonable hour must be observed for nighttime openings, despite passionate patrons seeking late play.
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Kerrville Athletics to Meet Boerne White Sox Sunday
Kerrville Athletics travel to Boerne to face the White Sox in the Kendall county fair closing day program. The team aims to rebound after a 13 to 2 loss at Fredericksburg ended Gillespie county fair events last Sunday.
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Hill, Miss Page Reach Western Championship Semi finals
Mrs Hill of Kansas City defended her title by defeating Dorothy Boge of Wisconsin to reach the semifinals of the women's Western golf championship. Earlier, Lee Milla and Betty Bruen were eliminated, while Betty Tyson advanced by defeating Florence Beebe.
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Featherweight and lightweight boxing results from New York and Pittsburgh
In New York, Koli Kolo defeated Nick De Sal and Srunkie Macing beat Al Goldberg, both in ten rounds. Johnny Erickson bested Jackie Rodgers in New York featherweight action. In Pittsburgh, Anastasia Vagnere scored a technical knockout against Young Jackie Hauffner in three rounds.
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MISS NUTHALL FINALS AT BROOKLINE IN ENGLISH AMERICAN SHOWDOWN
Miss Detty Nuthell the famous English entrant wins United States singles and doubles titles in Brookline. Helen Marlowe of Los Angeles meets Sarah Palfrey of Crooks in women’s doubles finals. Palfrey sisters advance past Marjorie Morrill and Cruickshank in three sets. Internacional League results: Montreal over Jersey City, Hechester over Hallimora, Russia? and other night rounds.
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World records fall at Columbus trotting mile event
At the Ohio State Fair, Delta high Noon driven by Cherley Valentine broke the world mile trotting record on a half mile track with 2:04 1/4 in the first heat, surpassing the previous mark set by Guy Fitcher of Goshen two weeks earlier. Neon won the second and third heats to clinch the race.
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Drivers enter big road race in Laredo and Monterrey
Dirt track drivers have begun entering the Laredo Monterrey road race set for September 14. Early entrants include Earl Allen of San Antonio H B Jouling of San Antonio and Chunky Waltz of Kings City.
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