Rattlers and Brooks Field to Meet Sunday at St Marys
St Marys Rattlers host Brooksfield on Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in the university football home opener at Brooksfield field due to baseball at League park. The Brooksfield lineup includes Frieze with Nettles at army field, while Texas Chiropractic College Gawks visit Fellr field for a 3 oclock game.
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Ort Sea Houston Stadium
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Wildcat wrestling match headlines prime card
Benie Blevoun promotes a main bout featuring Canadian wildcat Stevens, a six year veteran with a ripped chest tattoo and a reputation for defeating rivals like Christe and Lindsay. Stevens weighs 185 pounds and battles a rough style as Hammonds posts a $150 challenge for a best two of three falls. San Antonio contenders Hackelbere and Tampkre are set for the semi final.
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Stepheny
Y Aight
Garrett
Wildcat
Ste Cvene
Stevens
Jack Christe
al Mercer
Hedi Lindsay
Joe Stefani
Ape
Els
Sbuill
Braski
Hammonds
San Antonio
Eric Hdckelbere
Melvin Tampkre
Davis to ump Cuban series at League Park this weekend
Former Western League umpire Davis will work the three game set at League Park on Saturday and Sunday as the Kansas City Monarchs face the Houston Black Buffs in the Louis Cubans. Monarchs organizer JT Wilkinson watched Davis at Houston and brought him along with stars like Hogan and Harding. The Monarchs boast a decade of undefeated series history.
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League Park
Kansas City
Houston
Cute
Short Ctop Harding
Gutfield Livington
Capue
William Bell
Chet
Continental members to see more bouts at club event
The club hosts a boxing evening with bouts featuring members from Continental and guests. Dark Tailor runs the event and only invited members may attend, with entry possible to late joiners at the door. Joe Tharries is set to take on Tein Deminder in the final boxing bout.
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Tee Cantigestatean
Wu Pera
Balile Royal
Marine
Cluh
Tinker
Tie Club
Aly UN
Joe Tharries
Cin
First Basket Class At Main Avenue High
Twenty eight attended the first basketball class at Main Avenue High, held on Tuesday night at the school court. The session focused on parsing practice and basic drills, with 78 percent attendance and promising turnout for next week as announced by Director Mr Culley.
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Nasketerre
Harry Hamilton
Main Avenue High Courh
Culleb
Local Bowling League Sees Tight Scores And Notable Performers
Helena area bowling notes highlight Beny and Desoue among top local bowlers with strong scores. The event features team play from Savers and Anthewa Peluiine, plus a central meeting at the home hotel and upcoming Friday evening gala for league leaders. Scores accumulate with 162 152 and 165 in recent frames as clubs prep for the Ladies Sinegin event and a key match between the Bamin and Elke Betcolin teams.
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Tadie
Beny
Helena BS
Chointog Hall
Citiure
Tepestee Thom
Rangat
He Xirmérn
Leo Motehell
Clemene
Dhaneces
Poeres
Frank Bechtiers
Hangman
Ite
Cers
Ue Bamin
Cran
Elke
Jeanerr
ANKAT WINS ANOTHER AT TATE GET 2 UP
A noisy card ends with Shikat defeating Frauke in New York last night. Shikat weighed 212 pounds and pinned Frauke in 22 minutes, securing another victory in a crowded match lineup. The event list includes multiple bouts across Chicago Philadelphia and Los Angeles.
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Georat Kesain
Chicago
Billy Waxe
Cinemari
Dras
Ley Stuines
Tode
Tous Legouri
Ten Movnes
Frankie Ferrat
Philadelphia
Tuck Kheddon
Amulis
Nab
Cirpecated Bell
Gutman
Mingesboke
Lon Angeles
Faing ‘Fom Hawkins
San Diego
Walker
New York
Linaville
Ke—Jie Kuer
Saukville
Tony Haunders
Chicana
Beatle
WSK
Lene Laomeki
Aber
Een
Cephagy Fark
Wil ‘In
Texas
Ankat
Tate
Letic Namenissiaim
Frauke
Shikat
Ieheen
Eighth Army Corps Area Athletic Club Officers Named
Col Johnson sports chief Col Johnson reelected president of the Eighth Army Corps Area Athletic Club. Col Weary Whitelend elected vice president and Maj 7 C King Wes reelorse-secretary treasurer. The 32 member board includes Col StCleare Col Whitehead Col George La Hirks Lieut Col Worine Major Willis and others.
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Eighth Army Corps Area Athertic Club
Weary Whitelend
Maj
7. C. King Wes Reelorse
Robert StcCleare
Whitehead
George la Hirks
Crimet Folinean
Liewt
Worine
Bi Willis
Cantada
Fleitinger
Coh
Vera ix Alt
Auil Catonel Johanon Ig Tenuis
Foes of Walker Deny Tapping of Telephone Wires
In Ort. 2 1 1929 local campaign rhetoric denies mayor Walker’s campaign charges that city hall wires were tapped. A broken terminal box and a short wire fragment found in the city hall apartment sparked a partisan furor as officials called for calm amid the accusations.
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Meyor Jaren J. Walker
Ranpaizn
Ehirges
Telepiane Velrea Kervin
Chariton St Reean
Busietane
Ayor Walker
Cite Hall
Aartment
Richard Bennett Marry Note in Tour Meeting
Richard Bennett met his son-in-law Richard Bennett during a tour when Beatrice Lille introduced the men at a theater. Donal Tarnary, his daughter Hazhare, and Marion Deevers the actor were married on tour. The event drew a large audience in Yeatland Met. S.A Tinlon of the United Free Church of Ronda presided amid great impressiveness.
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Donal Tarnary
Hazhare
Marion Deevers
Bennett Can
Beatrice Lille
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Yeatland
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Bell in town will play doubles in San Antonio
Berkeley Bell, noted tennis figure of the summer season, returned from the Pacific coast and planned to play doubles at the San Antonio Country Club at 8 o clock alongside prominent players. Wilmer Allison, who toured the coast, continued to Austin for the time being and Bell would join him there Wednesday night after attending studies at a local university.
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Pacific Coast
Marshall Bell
Bell
San Antonio
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Trxad University
Little World Series Opens in Kansas City Today
Kansas City hosts the first game of the Little World Series as the Kansas City Blocs face the Rochester Red Wings at Muchlebach field. Managers Frlward Tr iUutch and Southworth name lineups, with pitching undecided between Tom Sheehay or Max Thomas for Kansas City and Bel, Berringer, or Carleton for Rochester. Umpires are LeGrew, Gretz, Finne, and Carroll. Weather was warm for the opener.
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Tyepick
Tom Sheehay
Jolling IB
Eeree Rubel
Watkin
Oseeseesas Tucker
Worthington
Vee Grigsby
Southworth
Gerken
Michaels
Werees Peters
Wit leGrew
Gretz
American Association
Finnerau
Carroll
International League
First Horses Stabled At Waggoner Track Fort Worth
First shipment of horses for Arlington Downs arrive and quarter at the Waggoner track. Victor Perry of Dallas owns four head including Nichelson a five year old stakehorse with prior wins in Cuba and Kentucky. Also notes a high school game result from Sanderson with a 63 score.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Arlington Downs
Victor Perry
Dallas
Nichelson
Cuba
Kentucky
Cobb Picks Athletics for World Series Win
New York dispatch reports Ty Cobb answering reporters as he departs Bremen. He praises superior pitching and Connie Mack's experience for the Athletics. He says the Cubs lack arms to stop Foxx Simmons and Milee and predicts an A’s victory.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Connie All Athletics
Ahle Bremen
Conna Mark
Cobb
Cubs
Foxx
Simmons
Milee
Georgia Panch
Wim
Connie Mack Opts Against Wrigley Practice Before World Series
Chicago reports Connie Mack will not hold a practice at Wrigley Field before the World Series. He cites psychological effects from scoreboard visuals and outdoor scenery, suggesting batsmen may be unsettled by big boards and moving faces. Mack aims to start the series with familiar conditions, not a rehearsal park.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Athletics
Wrigley Field
Back
Mack
Wold
Bimmons, Foxx, Cochrane, Et al
Harvard
Archery Club Plans Sunday Shoot at San Berle Park
Gene Bone, organizer, announced another Archery Club shoot for Sunday afternoon at San Berle Park. Reports say turnout exceeded expectations despite earlier doubts, signaling strong club interest and activity.
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Gene Bone
San Berle Park
Seng
Lomski Defeats Willis in Seattle Prize Bout
Teo Lomski of Aberdeen defeated Cowboy Jack Willis of Texas in six rounds in Seattle as officials struggled with an injunction and Washington law limiting boxing to private clubs for exercise. The bout occurred amid legal questions about the club membership plan and prize rights.
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Waab
Hickels
Washington
Teo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Jack Willis
Texas
Lomaki
Hishop
Austin
William Bour
Minor League Opens Sunday in City Football League
All City Minor Football players must weigh 120 to 160 pounds and report to the boys club room at U Ms C A at 10 o clock Thursday night for weighing before contracts. The league opens Sunday afternoon with four games on Lions Field and Concepcion Field. Lions Field hosts Leon angle versus Broadway Sporting Seeds Cubs at 2 pm, followed by Mustanga against Roosevelt Tigers. Concepcion Field features Prospect Hill Tigers versus Concepcion Tigers at 2 pm and Shigzedti Brothers Phantoma versus Government Hill Hatriere at 4 pm.
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Lionsield
Concepcion Field
Lions Field
Lions
Broadway Sporting Seods Company
Cubs
Mustanga
Roosevelt Tigers
Conenpcion
Concepcion Tigers
Prospect Hill Tigers
Shigzedti Brothers
Phantoma
Government Hill
ASS To Again Head Girls Soccer Loop
Bob Base, former president of the Girls Academic Soccer league, is expected to be chosen again at a Wednesday meeting in Newits recreation department offices at city hall. Incarnate Word College defends its title as champion while several teams are listed as entrants or rejected for the upcoming season. scores and details follow. MARFA HIGH WINS. ALF! Texar Ort The Au ree Cubeent defeated Maria 1 zh stiool 19 0 in the Cubs season opener.
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Newits Recreation Department
Incarnate Word College
Alatoo Heights
Brack+ tridge
Main Avenue
Ins
Marfa Higie
Alf
Maria
Cubs
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