Mountaineers to Clash With Schreiner in San Antonio Night Clash
More than 100 college players from Schreiner Institute Westmoorland and Artville prep for two games at Eagle Field San Antonio under lights. Mountaineers coached by Homer Adams will meet Westmoorland while Texas A and M at Kingsville lead a later showcase against Texas College of Arts Industries. About 3000 seats sold with 6000 more expected, KABG to air pregame talk.
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San Antonio
Schreiner Institute
Artville School
Moutineers
Homer Adams Westmoorland College
Texas A. Ad M
Ty A
Powerlil Ivelines
Texas College of Arish Industries
Kingsville
Eagle Field
Javelinas
Twe Aggies
Sucess Ad
Repeir
Kagsfield
Wolkout
Westmoorland
s@auns
August Finger
Finsu
Aken
Adams
Isttey
Spur Melugin
Uo Boon
Rons
Achat
Bohn Fliliard
Gilstrap
Bobaring
Brackenridge
Mountaineers
Visatrap
Pierce Neece
Hughess
Ming
2Ling
Chapal
Ganter
En Ab
Koonta
Cson
Duncan
Tull
Ae Baume
Dick Cher
John Muruinpire
Bor Sowell
Boston College Faces Ston and Centre In Football Clash
In a Tus nvks clash the Boston College andston Centre teams meet with unknown strength. Probable lineups list Callen Con vee Converny Lancantar Hurhaitila Franiston, Lewin, Weir Starts, and several players from Alabama and Lafayette.
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Ston
Tewton
Mars
Boston College
Bolts
Ayder
Aslrit
Tston Callen
Lancantar Hurhaitila
Franiston
Retersa
Lewin
Slean
Lowe
Lafayetta
Feanlon
Mordiiam
Weir
Idgers Trade Three Players for Munns in York
In York October 12 a Brooke Tidgera deal sent three players to Munns from 8 Paul on loan, swapping Hollis Thorson Plicher Pheipg and Outfichter for chicken. Cleared six for Bt Inet Renon was lost.
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Munns
York
Munhr
Mehamuted Plicher
Brooke Tidgera Fron
Paul Af
Titehve Hollis Thorson
Plicher
Doping Scandal Hits Garden Message and Sweeping Light
New York racing circles react to alleged doping with Garden Message owned by George H. Bostwick and Sweeping Light owned by A. Kren facing entry refusals. Jockey Club action follows a report from track veterinarian Dr. Lt. C. Richards as stewards judge possible sponge cases after recent races.
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New York
Garden Message
George H. Bostwick
Jockey Club
Kren
Tuantern Wek
Morley
War
Lt. C. Richards
Gorden Message
Sweeping Light
No Fights Sign Sparks Confusion At Brooklyn Arena
In New York on October 12, a sign reading No Fights triggered confusion as fans flocked to the ticket office for a Dewey act. Hours before showtime, a poor attendance left the venue largely empty, with radio notices drawing limited crowds and many youths turned away.
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New York
Dewey
Pugary Bow
Stooklyn
Former Main Avenue High Star Recalled in Community Tribute
A former Main Avenue High School standout, once a local star, is remembered in a community tribute highlighting his early athletic achievements and lasting impact on peers and coaches. The event honors his high school career and ongoing local influence.
Moorland College Line at Eagle Field Thursday
A brief note reports Moorland College line at Eagle Field on Thursday with limited readable details. No full names or outcomes are confirmed in the fragment.
Schreiner Institute Football Tonight at Eagle Field
Football program pages show Schreiner Institute facing an opponent tonight at Eagle Field at 1 p.m. The lineup lists players by position and reserve names, including Upshaw at left end and Stamps at quarterback, with extensive roster details and officials noted.
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I Eagle Field
Upshaw
Tierve Steitle
Seere Hughes Bowman
Versie Chapman Gregory
Seeeyijpeeree
Gunter Graves
Eee
Begeling Smn
Peeseeseevevee
Gwen
E. Grimes
L. Grimes
Hein
Manning
Martin
Joeter
Casyer
Brown
Price
Foshee
Clark
Slepiensom
Rate
Ogden
Schreiner—Smith
White
Nicholls
Rackley
Bave
Hancock
Jackson
Browning
Evans
Beard
Labruzzo
Dent
Myers
Mausher
Bracken
Murphy
Belton
Edgar
Swint
Scott
Bland
Convat
Glover
Devine
Bergmann
Filen
McCaskil
Gilsteap
McCord
Kohn
Bellamy
Lowe
McElroy
Winkler
Philips
Layton
Stephens
Kitchen
Davis
Wolfmuedler
Gerand
Ahlgren
Davidson
Cooper
Dillman
Spears
Kinsdey
Beasley
Glass
Sladek
Kling 1Mann
Dick Wisehhor
Johnnie Murrell
Woo Sowell
Warold Winters
Catatoni Hernanden
Ae Thusler Romero
Reyna
Tamez
Casana
Yanes
Enelquez
Nevaer
A. Reyma
T. Rodrigues
Rambex
Vianes
Central—Menger
Halloran
Frenner
Grus
Carter
Buckisy
L. Fournier
F. Fournier
Willow Hosts Women's Golf Tourney At Willow Springs
San Antonio Women’s Golf Association opens weekly handicap tourney at Willow Springs Friday morning. Mrs W Nixon won last Tuesday’s San Antonio Country Club event with 76, vows to defend title next week. Mix Ann Mattenon, a rising local player, finished second with a net score near seven under.
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San Antonio Women’s Golf Association
Willow Springs
Paa
Jimmy West
The
Willow Inks
Prine
of. W. Nixon
San Antonio Country Club
Mixa Ann Mattenon
Nixon
Browns Pass Up Kowalik Draft Oddities
Durham N C October 12 Ballmore of the International League drafted pitcher Abort Mox Bilohor Grow Annin of the Southern Association. The Cracker hurler was the only player drafted by m Glink AA club during the craft period for tongues for that elaxs. It had been predicted that the St Santa Browns would draft Kowalik of San Antonio with the Browns promising to take care of, Kowalik likely to be kept in some other way.
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Durham
N. C
Ballmore
Mox
Bilohor Grow Annin
Southern Association
M Glink
St. Santa
Foxx Repeats as American League MVP in 1930s era vote
Hall of Fame slugger Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics was named the American League's Most Valuable Player for the second straight year. He led AL hitters with a .356 average and 159 RBIs while retaining the home run crown, earning 74 points from Baseball Writers' Association of America members. Cronin Manush and Gehringer followed in voting.
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Pienn Sporty Miler
New York
Ovch
James Emory Foxx
Walter Johnson
Washington
Senators
Rogers Hornsby
Semlest
Foax
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Denman Thompson
Washington Star
Athletics
Joe Cronin
Heinie Manueh
Foxx
Cronin
Manush
Lou Gelig
The
Vankees
Lefty Grave
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Fth
Nixth
Babe Ruth
Mickey Cochran
Bob Grove
Jimmie Foxx
Jor Cronin
Heime Manch
Renators
Lou Gehitig
Prophet Pete Contest Opens for Weekend Sports Picks
The Light invites readers to submit picks for 15 games with optional scores. Sign selections to the Sports department by Friday. postmarked entries to enter. Winners announced in Monta Texas Amis.
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Prophet Pete
Tors
Mils
Sports Department of
the Light
Monta Texas Amis
Ae & Te Ious Deyler
Arsunieay
Rite
Oklahoma
Texas
Purdue Minincial
Wisconsin
Tiloals - Slatvord
Northwestern
Notre Dane Vo
Intiane Vanderblit
Olle State Gornell
Narcotics Chief Flags Owners Race Officials
Frank G. Menke reports on narcotics use in horse racing, detailing how agents found doses injected and powders dusted in barns across major tracks. The piece outlines lax enforcement, easy drug access, open doctoring, and evidence gathered showing widespread doping despite club rules.
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Frank G. Menke
Tau
Universal Service, Inc
New York
K. Oot
Jockey Clubs
Tminois
Maryland
Kentucky
Harry Anslinger
Washington
Deaser
Jockey Club
United States
Uney
Stockdale Junior Football at Seguin Thursday
Stockdale High School junior football team led by Roland Reed will play Abe Seguin Juniors at Seguin on Thursday afternoon in a local matchup.
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Stocedale
Seguin
Stockdale
Roland
Shorty) Reed
Stockdale High School
Abe Seguin
Battery services and repairs advertised locally
A local business announces battery sales and repairs including charging and terminal cleaning, cable installation, tests, and fillings. It also lists cleaning and replacement of plugs, fixtures, mats, filters, and related parts, inviting customers to give them chances to serve.
Racing scandal looms as stewards probe doping claims
Unclear report shows Rostelek and Kromov under trainer scrutiny amid alleged sponging and doping. Stewards of the Lackey Club vow continued investigation with potential sweeping implications for owners, trainers, and jockeys. J P Smith, trainer for Bostwick, denies Garden Message was stimulated.
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Rostelek
Kromov
J. P. Smith
Bostwick
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