Merchants Support Camp Lat-a-lot Prize Bowling Drive
San Antonio merchants back Camp Lat-a-lot by offering prizes for a benefit bowling tourney set for June 15 and 16 at Turners alleys. Local firms pledge strong backing as The Light coordinates prizes and event management with office staff aiding in promotion. Tickets for the main event went on sale at city bowling centers under Bert Westens and Carroll Hogers.
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Ants
San Antonio
Aes
Turners
Ninth Street
Isas Heer
Schneider
Kol Prinkig
E. W
Kotzie
Kilpore
Texas
Erica
Etrman H. Ochs, Wolff
McCariey
H. Bol
W. Miller
Sears-Roebuck and
Sommpeny
Bri Pepe
Mier
Ateromt Meer
Alamo Jewelry
Fomby
Fomby Clothing Company
Pasco Scaperlanda
Bell Jewelry Company
Light
Fannin
Willard Alley
Lawrence
Fame
Irwin Molander
L Jbeing
Bert Westens
Carroll Hogers
Dorothy Lutz
FAST WORK ON A STADIUM AT ALAMO FIELD
The Alamo Stadium in San Antonio, a new half million dollar athletic plant, can be completed within a month in good weather. Total task including leveling and dressing surrounding areas will take about two months. The last concrete for 22400 seats was poured, and light standards are to be erected soon. The stadium should be ready well before the September 20 opening, with tickets at 73 cents. The tournament welcomes all men and women with cash prizes for top scores in the first two events. Nine pins and tenpins will be rolled.
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Alamo Stadium
San Antonio
C. O. Forgy
Wil
Ralph Laudermilk
Sunshine bowlers lead league amid quirky notes
In a hazy recount of local bowling action, names like Ghst Bet, Rogers Drive, Marhlebach Beer Shiner, and Lefty’s appear amid scattered stats and half‑legible notes. The fragment hints at a league event with individual performances and sponsor mentions but remains unclear on dates or outcomes.
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Delaware Punch
Leetoy4
Palat
Rogers Drive
Marhlebach Beer Shiner
Brey
Bare Beer
Daintand
A. Kelly
Fle G. Lefty
Tnt
Letios
Rais Penshorn
Allen Derveti
Allen Drexoh
Big crowd but small profit at rassle
Promoter George Manser staged an all star wrestling show at Municipal auditorium on Wednesday night. Ray Steele the reigning National Wrestling Association champion defeated Lou Plummer in the main event to protect the $10,000 belt. Attendance reached 1492 with receipts of $367.07, but after taxes and uncollected guest fees the promoter netted about $324.27. The card also featured fierce brawls and other bouts, including a strong showing by Superman and a heated slugfest between Butch Heffner and Alabama Bill Lee.
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Doc Shaw
Ray Steele
Pete Sauer
Lou Plummer
George Manser
Municipal Auditorium
Steele
Plummer
Lou
Ray
Low
Fieth Rossi
Superman
Sid Marcus
Butch Heffner
Sherman
Texas
Alabama Bill Lee
Inday
Dutch
Ivan Manapoit
Pancho Valdez
Valdez
Karl Sarpolis
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Okeh
Arthir
Pioneer
Milton Karotan
Karotkin Furni
J. Rivlin
Lone Star
al. Gartner
Yale Jewelry Comty
Herman Friedson
Shaw Jewelry Company
L. A. Walker
Walker Furniture Company
Shoud
Sam Gorelick
Central Shoe Repair Company
A. Stadium
C. C. Forgy
J. K. Mullen
Jeff
Alamo Playa
Sunshine
Wau
Corey Mater
Humble
Tehaa Ae Milzin Chevrotet Co
Lunkenbarh O. Smulhern
Tassey Frost Bank
T. G. United
Anerson
Ander
Tanta
Fiigwer Teike
Ieee
Turner Bas
wynKe
von Mt
Chanda
Rassle
Tenpin Thurs
A& M
Strider
Besar Club
Altermai
Fomby Cinthing Co
Frank Bros
BL Flack
Pape
Gutheie Lag
Centar Rapids
Madigan
Evansville
Moline
Clinton
Waterton
Kelly’s Guarantee
Kelly Tire
Kelly Buckeye
Seles
CAE
POLAR
Polar Cub
Serelen
Edit Gaint
Senek Lara
Main Ave
Nevelow Bros
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