Reid Stops Padres in IE Fort Worth Showdown
In Fort Worth on August 29 the San Antonio Missions defeated the Fort Worth Cats 5-1 as Jackie Reid shut down the Cats after a four-run fourth inning. The Missions, chasing division needs, remain 6 1/2 games back of the Oklahoma City Indians with Tulsa in third. Al Shealy to oppose Abe Miller in the next game.
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Fort Worth Cats
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Tulsa Overs
Sonl
Reid
Jackie Reid
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Stebbin
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Stanton
Hird
Cox
Sogle
Jettie
Fort, Worth
Maura
Gryska
Larry Bettencourt
Sener
English
Johnson
Cats
Moser
Busee
Homer Peel
Steer
Boss
Bfler Johnson
Fairly
Enplich
Nelsop
al Shealy
Abe Miller
Selurdsy Night
Laredo High grid team seeks October 16 game
Laredo High plans a 16 October grid game with a South Texas school team after the Aug 25 report. Cincinnati notes mention Tuggs and a third baseman, while Lakeview Dairy baseball at Cotulla is listed for Sunday in Am. The patchy clipping shows scheduling aims and mixed sports items including umpire distance and field actions.
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Laredo High Grid
Taredo
Coech Shir
Tey de Camara
Garedo Huzh
Action
Rexas Alen
Lakeview
Cotulla
Texas League Box Score Summary of Aberavon Event
Abbreviated recap of a Texas League baseball game featuring teams Tulsa and Galveston with mixed scoring, multiple players named, and detailed innings. The report lists box score totals, bases on balls, double plays, and pitching lines, noting home runs, runs batted in, and key defensive plays. Players such as Binder, Surhu, Jansen, Craxford, Jackson, Cobb, and Howell are cited with hits and fielding actions.
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Fecrifice Bles
Grawfird
Parchett
Felt Oni Alveston
Tulsa
Teneco
Cobb
Tibbs
Sy Tsama
Yon
Thames Wie
al K
Olympia Club Seeks Reorganization in Federal Court
Chicago August reports Olympia Fields Country Club a well known Chicago golf venue filed a petition in federal court seeking reorganization under the amended bankruptcy act. The petition lists assets of about 1.55 million and liabilities around 650 thousand, chiefly first mortgage bonds. Current assets fall short of obligations despite fixed assets being substantial. the club, founded in 1915, lists 49 life members and 500 dues paying members.
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Olympia Golf Club
Chicago
Olymia Fields Country Club
Chi
Stormy session ends with Cox knockout win
Tracy Cox, nicknamed the Hoosier Killer, stops K. G. Castillo in the ninth round of Promoter Francis Cunningham’s stormy front card at Walkathon arena. The event features a near riot after Midget Mexico’s technical win over Willard Brasn, with Garcia topping Rossman in a four-framze special.
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Kayo Castillo
Tracy Cox
Tadianapatis
Cas
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Willard Brows
Brown
Terry Young
Baton Rouge
Kid Paneha
Young
KO. Castillo
Willard Brown
Carlos Garcie
Irving
Ressma
Low Duran
Jimmy Scaremora
Ghick Sanchez
Albert Garcia
Doc Shaw
K. G. Castille
Francis Cunningham
Stormy Flont
Walkathon Arena
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Roynl
Tyacy
Tracy
Castillo
Cox
Bean
Caymillo
Midget Moexles
Willard Brasn
Natoo
Midget
Fay
Garcia Victor
Carlos Garcia
Rossman
Jimmy Scarmaza
Durat
Nie
Chek Sanchez
Ber
Brennan
Slumpbound Ard Club Blows Lead in Long Baseball Night
In a chaotic eleven inning rally the Cardinals stumble as Garry, Gehrig, and Murphy star for the Yankees while the Giants, Cubs, and Red Sox post key wins. Gehrig lifts the Yankees with two homer night as DiMaggio adds No. 4 in the nightcap. Cleveland and Chicago both gain ground in a crowded standings night.
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Rally Ammin
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Low Gehrilge
Johnny Murphy
Yankoes
Kermer
Elght
Enna
Wrod Frankhouse
Dodgers
Alex Ampauris
Redy—armens
Kam
Pauris
Ari Caldwell
Browns
Ostermulien
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Ostermuehter
Ucky Walter
Phillies
Caymicate
Alt Bite
K Demarce
Cubs
Homer
Hees
Uke Anplink
White Sox
Nelson Pace Setter in New York Golf
Byron Nelson of Ridgewood New Jersey fired a six under par 6 under 66 to pace the opening round of the $3,500 Glen Falls Open in New York. Nelson led a field that featured bright scoring ahead of the second round.
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Nelson Pace
New York
Glen Palls
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
Chief Paris Triumphs in Hollywood Fight
In Hollywood California on August 29 the bout featured Gilinl Green Feather Pi Cherokee Indian from Bar-Ussville Okla who delivered a rolling decision over Glen Lee. The event showcased Paris leading the charge with his tomahawk display as he entered the arena for his first appearance in California.
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Hollywood
Calif
California
Gilinl Green Feather
Bar- Ussville
Oklo
Glen Lee
Eel
Ned
Galveston Juniors Beat Fort Worth in Texas Junior Baseball Playoff
Galveston Rattlers defeat Fort Worth Credit Dclothiers 10 to 0 to open the Texas Junior baseball championship playoff in Port Worth. The report notes the opening gate and results from the Friday game as part of the state series.
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Galveston
Ft. Worth Port Worth
Galveston Ralesnakes
Fort Worth Credit Dlothiers
Gastanaga Suspended After Las Vegas Bout
Denver August 29 071 Isdor0 Gastanaga Spanish heavyweight was suspended for six months by the Colorado boxing commission following his second round kayo loss to Hank Hankinson Los Angeles last night in Denver. The ruling stems from the fight results and commission review.
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Gastanaga
Denver
Rooks Slipping In Hit Race In New York Baseball
Ragged stats show ROY Weatherly slipping in the weekly race as Cleveland’s Earl Averill and New York’s Lou Gehrig surge. Johnny Mize and Ducky Medwick retreat in the National League while Beulah, Mauch, and Meneh are noted among leaders. The piece summarizes American and National league leaders with mixed results for top sluggers and teams.
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Rcy
Orhe Yookle
Roy Weatherly
Ees
Jin
Johnny Mize
Weatherly
Cleveland
Earl Averill
Liu Gehrig
Yankees
American
Lyalue
He Pel
Avert
Indians
YU Tay Wenrig
Amy Weatherly
Unacanwe
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Asalukcey
Yanaeeai Tebullivan
Inuinua
Bae da Rel
Browns
Menrings
Ss Walker
Tigers
Mauchite
Cardingla
Giants Beat Boerne in Fair Ball Game
Fredericksburg Giants win 3 to 2 against Boerne White Sox in a fair ball match at the fair. The event featured local teams from the Hi Country and Central Texas leagues with plans for after games and community festivities.
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Boerne
Frevermcksburg
Ciilesple County
Fredericksburg Giants
Boerne White Sox
Central Texas
Liana Gow Boys
Fight Results Chicago Marty Thomas and Others
Fight results report lists Chicago entrant Marty Thomas earning a win over Dynamite Jack. Mentions Gene Mize winning a match, with additional notes on participants Glen Lar and George Dungey from Hollywood and Oklahoma. Event appears tagged with city indicators and numeric scores or counts.
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Marty ‘Thomas
Eagle Beng
Sttin
Jacksor
Tar Ancetes
Gene Mizegins
George Dungey
Hollywood
Paris
Baresey Okla
Glen Lar
Edleon
Wan
Veterans play cup team in doubles final in Brookline
Defending champions Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn meet Budge and Mako of California in the national doubles final at Longwood. Allison and Van Ryn won two sets against Budge and Mako at Rye two weeks ago before faltering late. Women’s doubles also see Jacobs and Fabyan of Brookline seeking a third straight title against Los Angeles pair Babcock and Andrus, with last year’s runners-up Dor othy Andrus of New York. In veterans doubles, Bidwell and Blahop of Boston defend their crown against Clothier of Philadelphia and Davis of Washington.
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Mass
Wilmer ‘Allison
Johnny Ven Ryn
Longwood
Lastyerra Tunnersup
Don Bulge
Gene Mako
California
Alison
Van
Ryu
Soughe
van Ryn
Carolin Babcock
Js Angeles
Dorothy Andrus
New York
R. B. Bidwell
Richard Blahop
Boston
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Dwight F. Davis
Washington
Swimmers Gather for Texas A A U Meet in Fort Worth
More than 80 ace swimmers from sessions across the state gathered in Fort Worth for the Texas A A U championship tank meet. Four classes decided: senior, junior, midget, and women's. Notables include Dob Gentry from Denton, Miss Ebsie Jane Allison of San Antonio, Horace Mel Clairock of Houston, Roel Popich of Beaumont, Miss Allee Urain of Houston, and Startry Maie Harris of San Antonio.
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Texas A. A
Enteles
Dob Gentry
Denton
Southwest
Ebsie Jane Allison
San Antonio
Horace Mel Clairock
Houston
Roel Popich
Beaumont
Gur
Allee Urain
Gulf A. A. U
Maie Harris
San Anton
Dor
Palin Drives Four Harness Winners at State Fair Park
Milwaukee Aug 29 Palin of Indianapolis drove four harness winners in Grand Circuit races at State Fair Park Friday. He won two-year-old pace and trot events and the three-year-old pace with Running Water and Sandy Dale, sharing silks with owners Wik Reynolds H. W. Strang and Hotel Baker Stables. A second brief item notes a Major League game set for New Braunfels Sunday at 2 13 pm between the Ditrnger Millers and Bakers of the City Major League team.
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Sop Palin
Indianapolis
State Fair Park
Pace Sepatove Mack Abbey
Wik Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Trusty Hanover
Hanover Farms
Hanover
Palin
Cuming
Twillahe Bong
H. W. Strang
Brooklyn
N.Y
Prin
Running Water
Hetty &. Warwick
New Hamburg
Sandy Dale
Unknown Again Winner of Trapshooting Title
Vandalia dispatch reports Indiana trapshooting star 8. F. Cheek won the Grand American handicap in a record long shoot-off. He scored 98 of 100 in the first round and later beat rivals Duchwalter Bush and others in a 100-target final, repeating the title for a third straight year.
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Buchweiler, Schnattett
Ghianeller
Hareberk Bush
Eaton
Wstage
Gat
Duchwalter
Bush
Cheek
Txperta
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