Optimism Reigns In High Grid Camp As Teams Brace
San Antonio district football phase ahead with four high schools, including Harlandale and Robstown rivals, aiming for victories Friday and Saturday. Coach Carson predicts a better chance against Corpus Christi Buckaneers after a string of improvements. Robstown and Brackenridge matchups loom, while Alamo Heights and Crackenridge also expect wins, stressing the district race and the need to stay unbeaten.
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Selurdas
Mein Avenue
Corpus Christi Buckaneers
Hobo" Carson
Harlandale Indians
Mards Gorton Bickers
Robstown
Harlandale Athletic Field
Redskins
Intaders
Breckenridge Eagles
Carson
Austin
Barlandale
Mein
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Indians
Cotton Pickers
Brackenridge
Cotton Vickers
Amarth Vowands
Reid Kellam
Alamo
Kellam
Football clash looms as Buccaneers and Moles meet at League Park
The piece notes several players missing or limited for the Buccaneers and Moles, with Arthur Hughes out reducing weight on the line. Wilkins bets the Moles won't be outmatched by Engler, and preparations for the Saturday 3 pm game include potential lineup changes and quarterback shifts as Cuero’s Trifar and others vie for roles.
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Wilkins
Engler
Tbuffaloo
Corpus Christi Burcaneers
League Park
Buccaneers
Shou
Shou, the Same Team That Jact Sear Toox
Charliee Leake
Sattar
Fransilton
Lee Rogers
Dae
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Amd Hedriguiz
Abe Baat
Phar
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Mane
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Seturdar
Jizmilton Libewist
Rapertin
Bill Young
Flaeno
Cingus Claini
Leverer
Belnvadl
Youngs
Maraciten
Adi
Sas
Jerek
Hrix Dilek
Cuero
Army Uaeh
Rienty Fool
Crei
Rene
Ira
Coepies Cele
Phi
Ralrutal
Rucca
Wealthy Osage Indian Mo Tahmehol and odd funeral
An account details Mo Tahmehol a rich Osage Indian known for simple living who preferred open air life. It notes his oil and land royalties, and his funeral wish to use his favorite engine to pull his casket, carried out in Mississippi in 1930 as reported by the Annandale Observer.
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Threshisu
Thomas Pattie
Paule
Muifield
Mand
Afareh
Annandale
Redland
Skeet Traps Lead Attract Local Runners In San Antonio Meet
In a Wednesday San Antonio game ran skeet traps show Minebald and T St Law battling for first while J S Adamos and E HM Jewell shared second at 16 yard traps. Streaks included several high scores such as 461 by FU Miarhold and 4775 by RW Mekier with numerous shooters posting solid totals.
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Minebald
T. St. Law
J. S. Adamos
E. HM. Jewell
San Antonio
Miarhold
T. M. Law
Cencern
Molland
Collinge
Mekier
Po AL Biles
Mo Maker
Willer
Duke
Cati
Kharpe
J. Wenman Tixts
Sinmberg
Adam
Tartence
Adan
F. Tt
Vowel
Lyman
J. Willett
Clegetah
Northwestern grid coach recovers from cracked ribs
Northwestern football tight ends and coach suffer rib fractures after a Tuesday event. Doctors report two cracked ribs from the incident and advise cautious recovery as the team weighs next steps.
Edinburg Frightens Kingsville Javelinas in Close Win
Texas A and J defeats Edinburg Lronrs 436 in a regular game. A hard fought night featured Sargent Davelina driving the ball and a late rally coach McCaulley guiding the team.
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Kingsville
Texas A
J. Daclinas
Teinburg Lronrs
Sargent
Davelina Ball
McCaulley
Jetar
Rae Ingera
Two Baseball Men Become Bridegrooms in KC
Kansas City report notes two major league players set to wed. Joe Kubel, first baseman for the Washington Senators, secured a license to marry Sits Willette West of Kansas City. Pitcher Lynn Nebcot of the Chicago Cubs plans to wed Miss Anna Mar Galvin, with wedding dates to be announced.
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Kansas City
U.U
Joe Kubel
Washington Senators
Portemsarth Spartans trounce Frankford Yellow Jackets 39–7
At Portemsarth Ohio Portamount the Spartans beat Frankford Yellow Jackets 39 to 7. In Newark New Jersey Chicago Cardinals defeated the Toreeadoes 13 to 0.
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Portemsarth
Ohio
Spartans
Frankford
Newark
Chicago
Cardinala
Girls Tennis Interest High At Local School
The first tryout for the girls tennis team drew 19 players led by captain Frances Morris. With former state champions graduating, remaining players Libbie Alterman Mary Clark and others show strong potential as the squad builds under coach Cecil Hurnett toward district and city competition.
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Maly Becone High School
Cecil Hurnett
Frances Morriso
Fraily Weichert
Clara Tielle Feissner
Frances Morris
Libbie Alterman
Mary Clark
Zarel
Kramer
Catherine Mileen Koenig
Winifred
Mary Helen Stanford
Mary Fishers
Erene Stanford
Janet Tomerantz
Ana McLean
Elizabeth T Eien
Huth Humphrey
Dorothy Wardour
Frances Tenderson
Silvia Muffy
Betty Swell
Coleman
Lieut Russell Delivers Turf Comeback at Hawthorne
Lieut Russell, son of Sir Sharton, enjoyed a dramatic turf return after two months away. Once claimed for 2500, the 4-year-old thorougbred has since triumphed repeatedly, latest winning the Gordon City Handicap at Hawthorne, with his only defeat since the claim coming in the Midwest Handicap last Saturday.
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Russell
Chicago
Musrell
Shareton
Biwi
Hawthorne
Midwest
Lieutenant Russell
Ralph Gallet
CROSSED UP BY TWO HURLERS
Jim Bottomley reports that the 1920 World Series saw the Athletics overpower the Cardinals in a six game burst. Grove Earnshaw Cochran Simmons Foxx led the A’s as pitchers and hitters outplayed St Louis in a war of balance with several key chances.
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Jim Bottomley
Universal Service
Ines
Grove
Earnzhay
Cochrane
Simmons
Foxx
Athletics
Ebrills
Better Club Won Critic s World Series Recap
The article reviews recent World Series play as the American League dominates the National League. It notes the A’s beating Grimes twice with clutch hits and long blasts. It cites batting averages and the repeated AL success across four years and 27 games since 1903.
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Cardinale
New York Yankees
Vitinburgh
Yawkees
Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Runyon recap of A's dramatic victory in St Louis
Vivid game narrative centers on the Athletics slugging surge led by Connie Mack era star power. Highlights include George’s long drive for Wilson, crowd excitement, Dyke's late homer, and a pitching duel featuring Hallahan and Roan as St Louis collapses.
Zook Matched With Christie at Everett Wrestling Night
Jark Christie seeks another shot at Everett Zook and will clash with the Del Rio find as promoter Ralph Hom plans a Friday Exposition card. Main event features Jim Lieslin, Australian champion, against Pat O'Brien. Cyclone Pax meets Elma DéVore, while Danny O'Shire debuts against Silent Trittan. referee Tal Scott to oversee bouts.
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Jark Christie
Everett Zook
del Rio
Ralph W. Hom Toonda
Exposition Fronds
Christie
Zook
Jim Lieslin
Pat O'Brien
Cyclone Pax
Dallas Fireman
Elma DéVore
Witnesses Testify Boxer Cruel to Wife in Divorce Case
Margaret Walker wife of famous boxer Mickey Walker testified in chancery that he introduced another woman to her and threatened to harm her. Dorothy Sones of New Brunswick identified a note from Walker and described the incident as a “more foolish infatuation.”
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Withersep
Margaeet Walker
Mickey” Walker
Chancery
Mark Burk
Terri Amber
Walker
Mickey
Teller
Helin Haner
Wan
Dortothy Sones
New Brunswick
Series Proves Hitting Era To Stay
By Jimmy Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics this centuryl, the piece argues the long distance hitting era is here to stay. It credits pitching by Grove and Earnshaw for the championshi p and predicts continued emphasis on pitching and power hitting, noting Ruth’s anger at the era and forecasting general pitching improvement in the next decade. The article compares eras and suggests future teams may rely more on pitching and long balls than earlier, weaker hitting teams.
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Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Telvereel Sere
Fem
Muccession
Grove
Earnshaw
White Sox
Ed Walsh
Nick Alkrork
Terren
Quehera
Halinban
Grimen
Rewlize
Moronty
Fitching
Ruth
Genve
Jaysees Open Golf Tourney Kickoff at Brackenridge Park
Junior chamber of commerce members began their annual golf tournament this week over Brackenridge Park with an 18 hole format. The group named Jerry Symone tournament manager appointed by Kevan Gouper, the association's athletic committee chairman.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Memers
Brackenrides Park
Jarey Symone
Kevan Gouper
Jareces’ Athletic
Dockins and Clark Box at Kelly Field
Dockins and Clark headline a boxing card at Kelly Field with a 1x round main event featuring Champ Clark against Jack Couper in a raid style bout set for Thursday at 8:20. Dietz battles Amith in six rounds, Farley faces Rowland in four rounds, and Williams meets Finnid with Simmons in action.
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Rey Weenins
Rset
Champ Clark
Jack Couper
Kelly Field
Kid Dietz
Bate Ting Amith
Bob Farley
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