Junior golf championship heats Breckenridge course
Young Texas golfers gathered at Breckenridge park for the annual state junior championship. Notables from San Antonio to Fort Worth led the field in a rain-softened Brackenridge layout as match play begins Tuesday with 52 players in the championship bracket and a driving contest planned for Wednesday afternoon.
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Breckenridge Park
Ihe
Jack Thurmond
Aud & Meéhibet
San Antonio
Dling
Dil Glasgow
Beaumont
Thurmond
Jimmy McBride
TC. Onee
Fork Wart
Sam Speet
Rlo Grande Valley
Mission
Lee Brandt Jr
San
George Gist
Port Arthur
John P. Fox
New Braunfels
Joe Manors
Vernon Willoughby
Port’ Worth
Pac
Arthiur
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Murrey Brooks
Guy Randolph
Dandilins Ube
Tod Menvlee
Brackenridge Park
Bill Glasgow
Brackenridge Bark Course
Billy Rod Coffey
Fort Worth
Coffey
LSU Grid Talent Prepares for Practice in Baton Rouge
LSU opens football practice with about 50 candidates, led by Gaynel Tinsley back for his final year. Veterans Mickal Falheizver Rukes are gone, but coach Bernie Moore expects an 18–player core plus 35 sophomores to form a strong squad. Moore says the team will be hard to predict yet could be pretty good. Also notes a meeting of the Dragon Brothers at Guadalupe Street for discussion.
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LSU
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Deaton
Gaynel ‘Tinsley
Abe Mickal
Jess Falheizver
Jinlin Rukes
Bernie Moore
Moore
Bradlee
AAU Faces Strain Over Olympic Control and Collegiate Role
In New York, August reporting outlines rising friction within the AAU over governance and representation between the AAU and college groups. Key figures include Brundage, Kipnuth, and Walsh, with debates on shifting convention sites and managing Olympic affairs amid long-standing power balance.
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New York
Smythir
Dapais
Amore
A. Nw. U
Josteph B. Joycroft
Pripecton
Vier
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Thal
de. Reyerort
Rogers H. Kipnuth
Yale
A.A. U
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Avery Brundage
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Telernulmal Olymps Committee
Kurtsinger On Bond After Wreck
Yonkers New York August 31 US Charged with leaving the scene of an accident after Disante allegedly struck and fatally injured a woman Charles Hurtsinger 29 well known race track jockey spent several hours in jail Sunday Kurtsinger and his wife were driving from Saratoga after the Aqueduct opening where he was scheduled to ride in two races Police charged amid one accident and fatally injured Miss Anna Ray 44 Arrested in New York City he was returned to Fou kiers where he furnished bail of 5000 after arraignment on charge of gross homicide He denied pulling that he allegedly had struck the woman
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Anna Ray
New York City
Foukiers
Oman
Hines Wins Glens Falls Golf Open In New York
Timmy Hines, 31, of Gare den Cy, captured the Glens Falls golf open with a 277 total after rounds of 70 and 69 in the final two days. He earned the second leg of the E.W. West trophy, moving ahead by eleven strokes over Paul Bunyan of White Plains. This marks Hines's second win in four years at Glens Falls, his first coming in 1934 with a 221 total.
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Gare den Cy
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Dar
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White Plains
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Petianert
Oklahoma Bail Club Semi-Pro Champions
The Halliburton Cementers of Duncan Oklahoma won the national semi pro baseball tournament with a 1 run victory over the Hana Aliens of Butlerford Georgia. They receive 5000 dollars for first prize, with Bismarck North Dakota and Wichita Kansas securing third place.
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Halliburton Cementers
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Bismarck
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GOLFERS FINS WALKER CUP PRACTICE IN NEW YORK
Amateur golfers from Britain and the United States began a Walker Cup practice at Ping Valley course in Clementine, New York. The American team, captained by Francis Ouimet, includes Johnny Scatman, George Dunlap, George Voigt, and Jeremy Fischer, aiming to continue the Cup streak begun in 1922 as they face a crack British squad in foursomes and singles.
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Ping Valley
Clementian
Odison Chulees
Ayenjosity
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Francis Oulmet
Boseton
Loeludes
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Omaha
Texas quartet claws to polo victory at Meadow Brook
Texas quartet led by Hitchcock defeated anport 17 to 14 in a first round polo match at Meadow Brook. GreenTree edged Roslyn 11 to 6 in a separate international Old Westbury tilt as semis set for Wednesday with Greentree facing Texas and Templetown meeting the Amazons. Finals scheduled Saturday with top players from Argentina and Long Island competing.
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Nelson
Diego
Cavanagh
Enrique Alberdi
Ivor Balding
Patsy
How
Rube) Willams
Jr. Mather
Preece
Plarida
Billy Reynolds
Long Island
Rangers Edge Fat and Forty Nine in Rally
Rangers trailed 1 0 before a three inning rally produced a 2 1 win over Fat and Forty Nine. Bill Stewart pitched six innings of four hit ball with two runs allowed while Ianing 2 and keeping Fat and Forty scoreless until a key seventh inning. Cupit Vaughy and Engle sparked the rally with a steal and key plays as Rangers move to face Boerie White Sox next.
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Neventh Cave
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Alamo Heights
Dlamond
Bill Stewart
Welk
L A Swim Stars At Ft Worth Place On Cards
L A swimmers competed at Fort Worth over the weekend with solid showings. Bill Bannell won the 1 yard breast stroke and placed second in the individual medley. Al McClellan finished fourth in the 30 yard freestyle, Ted took third in the individual medley. Eisie Jane Allison suffered defeats, finishing second in the 100 yard backstroke and third in the 30 and 50 yard freestyle events.
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Leck
Fort Worth Moay
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Bill Bannell
al McClellan
Ted
Eisie Jane Allison
Nished
Fouke and Houston Gal Tie in Houston nuptials
Harry Fouke assistant coach at San Antonio Tech and Rice Institute alum wed Houston native Klin Daves in Houston last Tuesday. Fouke played at Rice as a standout athlete and later studied at Columbia University. He served at St Marys academy prior to joining the Tory coaching staff.
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San Antonio Tech
Vir Klin Daves
Houston
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Rice Institute
Columbia University
St. Marys Academy
80 000 Fans Expected For Chicago Grid Game
A crowd of 80 000 is expected at Soldiers Field for the third annual charity football game between a college all star team and the Detroit Lions. The event pits college stars led by Keith Topping, Vernon Dech, and Wayne Millner against professional champions, with many players earning fat contracts and facing pre season risk.
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Detroit Lions
Soldiers’ Field
Keith Topping
Stanford
Srumut Spain
Southern Methodist
Vernon Dech
Minnesota
Gomer Jones
Ohio State
Panl Tangere
Northy Restorn
Dick Smith
Wayne Millner
Notre Dame
Vols
Iilnals
Cole Jege
Jim Kareper
Darrell Lester
Texas Christian
Tal Planagan
Holy Cross
EG Gryboski
Illnais
Amering Barna
Fordham
Bob Reynolds
Fory Lute
California
Heavy firing at Camp Perry heats up national rifle matches
Anie Aug 31 Heavy firing opened the national rifle matches at Camp Perry with high registrations. Navy Trophy set a new record with 1908 entries, beating 1931’s 1600s. Coast Guard and other events drew large totals as competition continued through two weeks. Officials reported 11,383 total registrations so far, with more expected and yesterday’s Dewar match drawing 248 competitors. Twenty shots at 50 and 100 yards were fired yesterday, totaling over 31,000 shots for the match. Sub, members, and Critchfield trophy events were in progress and will not be decided until the final bore events finish.
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Houston Semi-Pro Tournament Opens in Rainy Debut
Brenham Sun Oilers, 1935 champions, and Barkers Hill Gushers posted 16 heavy wins in the opening doubleheader of the Houston Post semi pro tourney. Oilers beat Pettus Oilers 18 to 1, Gushers topped Crespo Puntal Home of Houston 13 to 2. First game ended seventh inning due to a rule, second game halted by rain with seven innings completed. Crowd over 300 despite weather.
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Houston Post
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Crespo Punetal
City baseball to be reset after rain ruins doubleheader
Sunday rain forced a postponement of the Bet Pueblo and San Antonio Air Depot amateur clubs’ doubleheader, delaying the San Angelo city championship. Austin advanced in the state tournament after a forfeit from Corpus Christi. a rescheduled game is likely Wednesday at Tech Field.
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Alr Bepot
Tech Field
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Corpus Christi
Benefit softball exhibition in San Antonio aims to aid Jewelers
San Antonio hosts a benefit softball game tonight at San Pedro featuring Grace Wilhacs the Jewelers star and PH Gene Meissner. Admission is 2 cents. proceeds support the Jewelers' travel to the American Softball Association state tournament in Fort Worth. The winner may earn a trip to Chicago for the national meet with a Cowtown showdown pending.
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San Antonio
Lafont
San Pedro
Mio Tewelers
Allied Drugs
City Hove
Grace Wilhacs
The
Jewelers
Dinzs
Gene Meissner
Moys
Ma Broevedy
American Softball Association
Fort Worth
Port Worth
Chicage
Great Colorado Welcome Planned for Morris in Denver
Denver officials plan a grand reception for Fort Collins native and Olympic Decathlon champion Morris when he arrives September 9. Governor Johnson will declare a state holiday in his honor, as city and state leaders coordinate plans and extend invitations.
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Morris
Denver
Heavy wrestling card headlines a chaotic mat night
The article previews a Wednesday wrestling event at Walk venue featuring Lou Plummer and Maeanes of the mat. Steinkorn clashes with Jim Leptlos in a marquee match while Jennings faces Humberta and Wis Bashara tangles with Steinhorn. Nick Blitch and Bob Wagner team up as tag partners amid a lineup led by Jack Leigue.
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Milo Steinbarn
Willy Choir
Hubati
Alita
Lou Plummer
Maeanes
Steinkorn
Jim Leptlos
Jennings
Dyn Humberta
Wis Bashara
Apaines Steinhorn
Pat Reilly
Nick Blitch
Mwestler
Opsre
Bob Wagner
Jack Leigue
Miss Traung Heads for National Golf Championship
San Francisco golfer Miss Traung, winner of the Women's Western, heads to Sumimil New Jersey for three weeks of practice and the national event. She defeated Beatrice Barrett in the Western finals, a 6 and 4 or better, after clinching a straight march with a key win.
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Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Sumimil
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Beatrice Barrett
Mise Barrett
Legion Junior Ball Opens Five Game Series in Spartanburg
Spartanburg meets Los Angeles in a five game series to decide the National Junior baseball championship starting Monday. Spartanburg, led by pitcher Sayern Wright, defeated Manchester RN 7 to 6 in Friday’s decisive game to win the Eastern championship while Los Angeles captured the Western title.
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Los Angeles
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Los Angles
Jenkins Test Again at Bonneville for 24-Hour Record
Aug 1 4 at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah Reinforced attempt today to beat 24 hour distance records held by English drivers Captain George Eyston and John Cobb with the airplane motor car Known as the Meteor Jenkins expected to start tomorrow despite rain soaking the salt flats He aims to surpass Eystons 146 16 mile 24 hour mark but weather and soggy track hinder progress
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Driver Ray Pixley Killed in Wreck at Roby Track
Roby Indiana crowd watches as Ray Pixley, 28, Los Angeles race driver, is killed in a wreck at the Roby track during a one mile preliminary event. His car overturned and he died en route to a hospital. Spectators rushed for safety as other cars passed the accident scene.
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Ray Pisley
Los Angeles
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Dallas Team Wins in Amateur Rail Dallas Team Wins
In Fort Worth on August 31, Pabst Beer of Dalits defeated Brandt Upholstery 7 to 4 in the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation baseball race. The Dalina team had won the opening game Saturday in Dallas. Claude Horton pitched for Fort Worth, giving up seven hits while two unjudged balls aided his effort. Ralph Marshall limited Brandt Sliggers to a single home run by Dan Trig in the second inning.
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Claude Horton
Fort ‘Wartlh
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Playoff Necessary in Colorado Golf
Colorado golf drama continued as Ed Rinwstey, a 21 year old amateur from Salt Lake City, and John Rogers posted even scores after two holes of tense play. The pair were tied by seven strokes after two holes at the Hill Cherry Mills links and will meet in a 28 hole playoff to decide the contest.
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Colorado
Ed Rinwstey
Salt Lac City
John Rogers
Ose
Centennial Grid Stars Reinforced For Sept 7 Clash
Dallas August 31 The Texas Centennial grid stars drill hard as they prepare to meet a professional backfield power on September 7 at the exposition. Reinforcements arrive Thursday from Chicago including Bobby Wilson Stan Pincura Don Elser Ettore Antonini Cruice Manton Lester Luis Reynolds and Abe Mickal with more touted backs and linemen from several colleges joining the squad. The coachs praise the newcomers as essential to counter Nagurski Feathers and the visiting pro corps while existing stars like Bell end Howell and other veterans continue to sharpen.
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Gaches Matty Belt
Dutch Meyer
Chicago
Goxch Hel
Nagurski
Feathers
Nhe
Bobby Wilson
Southern Methodist University
Stan Pincura
Ohio State
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Notre Dame
Ettore Antonini
Indiana
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