Bowling Frual League sees Possatties top standings after two wins
The Possatties Carriers grip first in the Bowling Frual League by taking two of three from the San Antonio Air Depot, while the Duncan Engineers push for second as Head Quarters and other teams swap margins. Top scorers include Hill with 235 620 and Covert 207 581 among individual totals. multiple squads report tight frames and close margins in a lengthy, text heavy recap.
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Ronald Colman Film Contract Abrogated By Mutual Consent
Los Angeles reports that the Ronald Colman Samuel Goldwyn contract is dissolved by mutual consent as Colman heads to sign with Twentieth Century for a series of productions. Goldwyn plays no part in future Colman films and the dispute over Colman’s alleged on-set intoxication is likely ended. The piece notes industry figures and other Hollywood movements surrounding the era.
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VICTORS CLASH IN POLO MEET
The Infantry polo team defeated the Artillery Greens 16 to 9 at Harbord field to open the tournament. The Artillery Reds then crushed the Air Corps 16 to 3, with Lt Brandt suffering a broken arm when his mount fell. Lieutenants Hill and Walker scored five goals for the Reds, while Lt Douglas led the Red Caps with two goals.
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Wichita in League Talks Confirmed by Banks
Ver non Banks, newly elected president of the Wichita club of the American Hockey association, announced today that arrangements are complete ensuring Wichita’s entry and participation in the league this year.
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Rice Fullback Turns In Suit
Rice Institute Owls face a rough start after eight players defected over suspensions. Gordon Nicholson of Houston, a tackle, abandoned football claiming he was through with the squad. He blamed coach Meagher and assistants for his decision and cited lingering disappointment from a Louisiana State game.
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Floresville Tigers Clash With Kenedy Lions Friday
Floresville High faces Kenedy on Kenedy’s gridiron Friday at 4 pm in a much anticipated rivalry. Floresville seeks revenge after several losses to Kenedy, with the pep squad and many locals traveling to support the team. Floresville previously beat Nixon Robcats 33 to 0 and Central Catholic High 9 to 8.
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Sul Ross Dixie Rivalry Moved to Alpine Saturday Night
The Sul Ross College game with Dixie Law School Hehel s has been moved from Dallas to Alpine and will be played Saturday night.
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Ellington Band Visits Fort Worth Hospital Ward Show
Duke Ellington and his band performed for wounded soldiers at Fort Bail Houston hospital ward bringing cheer and sunshine as they conclude a local engagement at the Majestic. Also reported is Major Goodsell filing for engagement to wed Dorothea J. Orenstein of Los Angeles with a marriage date to be set.
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Unclear OCR leads to scattered Texas high school game blurb
Fragmentary lines mention Trinity, Sam Houston, and Austin with scores and teams mixed in a garbled report. Difficult to extract a coherent game summary. available readable entities include Trinity and Sam Houston in a Texas sports context with unnamed opponents and partial score cues.
Negro Baseball League Plans Forming for 1934
In Kansas City on October 16 1933 Ty Wilkincan owner of the Monarchs announced plans to organize a Negro baseball league for the middle western and southern cities to operate next season. He said efforts would place franchises in Kansas City Birmingham Nashville Memphis St Louis Indianapolis and Chicago.
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