Pistol meet in San Antonio to crown city champ
Pistol shooters from San Antonio and surrounding areas will compete next Sunday at the Exposition range in a San Antonio fall pistol championship. The event, sponsored by Liberty Rifle Club and local authorities, offers medals and various merchandise prizes, with shooters from Austin, Laredo, Houston, and Shreveport expected to attend.
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Editon Juniors Dominate Gridiron Pileon Teams Shine
The Thomas Pileon junior squads show pace on the gridiron. The B team beat St Anthony's college B 27 6 after a scoreless tie with Alamo Heights. The A team topped the St Dere A bunch 7 0 as Bob MecGatraugh led with strong running and versatile play.
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Cyclone and奇 Death Sign and The Alphabet Invention
In May 1895 a cyclone destroyed a two story farmhouse 16 miles southwest of Sherman Texas. John Johnson of Gunter Texas leaped 23 yards to safety and now lives in Tekoa Oklahoma. The Death Sign in Mexoboreal Hungary is famed for unique folklore of the Matyos people. Tomorrow: The Alphabet Invented By An Militerate.
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Women Play Alamo Links in San Antonio
San Antonio Women’s Golf Association members will play their weekly handicap tournament Friday morning over the Alamo Gail club course. Play starts at 8 o'clock.
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Spanish American Girls League Meets at Lanier High School
Spanish American Girls League representatives have been called to meet at 7 30 Thursday night at Lanier High School. Officers will be elected. A 1100 acre ranch seat Moore Jr for lease. See Classification 26. Light Classified Ads.
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Mickey Walker recalls Greb double header on street memories
New Jersey boxer Mickey Walker recalls meeting Harry Greb after a brutal two bout stretch. Walker recounts a wild Polo Grounds exchange, a midnight stumble into dawn, and a street confrontation that ended with a patrolman’s intervention. He notes Greb’s boast and Rosenblum’s rising profile.
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Washington holds off Bridgeport in pro football clash
Washington passers beat Bridgeport Trojans 18 to 6 in a foggy Oct night game. Bankhead of Texas scored three touchdowns while Fenlon added the running and passing punch for the winners.
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Kentuckians on Generals squad face Kentucky Wildcats
In Roanoke Virginia on Saturday Washington and Lee Generals meet the University of Kentucky Wildcats with six Kentuckians on the opposing roster all set to play barring injury or ness. The players include Jack Bailey Joe Arnold Bill Ells Dick Gumm captain Amos Boles and Jay Menthorne from Ashland Maysville and Danville.
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Bel-Jorin Joe Turphries Celebrates Anniversaries
New York October 18 Bel-Jorin Joe Turphries famed fight and sports announcer marks ten anniversaries today including his 60th birthday and the start of his 44th year of announcing. He completed his 43rd year last night at St Nicholas arenas with a party by the Freeport Elk club and planned events in Ridgewood Grove Brooklyn for the Billy Petrolle Sammy Fuller bout.
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Zuppee Hails New Grange As Lindberg Emerges For Illinois
Boz Zuppke lauds Les Lindberg as a top back and potential successor to Grange, saying Lindberg may become one of Illinois best halfbacks since the Galloping Ghost. Ahead of departure to Cleveland to face Army, Zuppke expresses strong confidence in his 11 and the team's prospects.
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Randolphs Ramblers edge Twenty Third Infantry in close Army game
Randolph Field Ramblers beat the Twenty Third Infantry Doughboys 7 to 6 in hot mid summer conditions at Randolph Field. Landon scored the Ramblers touchdown on a seven yard run after a strong drive aided by two first downs. Umberger and Kerbow produced the Doughboys only score with a push across from the eight yard line after a 22 yard pass, but Kerbow’s extra point was blocked. The game featured heavy tackling, punts, and several fumbles, with Roth and Umberger among the standout players for the Doughboys.
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MAT RESULTS By the Associated Press
New York report lists athletes and performances including George Zaharing 224 from Colorado with 34In nesote 24:18, Nick Luize 205 from Philadelphia 24:55, Browning 230 from Wilmington Del Iia, Charley Strack 280 from Missouri Sprite Valley New York and Wild Bill Currie 11-24 Chicago, with scattered country entries.
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Roche Retains in Wild Wrestling Show at Beethoven Hall
Dorve Roche defeated Glens Mann to win the main event as promoter Harry Coffman staged a lively wrestling card at Beethoven Hall. Jack League beat Cawpney Dutrel in a fast semi final after strong bouts featuring Roche, Munn, Lutrell and Mondt in a crowded arena.
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Dope in the Horse Races Reported by Menke at Arlington Park
This ninth Menke chapter details federal agents posing as ex-race men to spy on cocaine and morphine use in horses at Arlington Park Chicago. Ralph Oyler leads the narcotics squad while agents study doctored horses and betting patterns to expose drugging schemes and trainer manipulation.
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Fight Results From Axantisted Prem Card in Charleston
Boxing card reports Kilbourne knocks out Lawnon in 170-pound clash while Banato faces Laltham in a 118-pound bout. Other listed pairings include Ghnouly against Barnard and Milar versus Anders. Fragmentary text notes a local woman event headline but lacks full details.
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Winter League books couple for Sunday games at Alamo Heights
Two winter baseball games are scheduled for Sunday at the Alamo Heights diamond on Argo Avenue. The Matthies Bicerp face the Lakeview Dairymen at 3 o clock with Smokey Woods and Minnis in the pitching rematch. The Dibble Sports and Navarre club meet at the Lakeview diamond at an unspecified time.
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Oklahoma's Eleven Draws Well Again
Oklahoma football crowds rise as the Sooners draw near last year's totals. Through three games, Vanderbilt, Tulsa, and Texas attract estimated crowds of 18,000, 13,000, and 17,000 respectively, keeping the season on track toward the 1932 aggregate. Homecoming and Kaunas loom as season high points.
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Fort Worth Women Win At Rivercrest Course
The Fort Worth Women’s Golf Association team defeated Dallas Association players by five points on Wednesday afternoon at Rivercrest Country Club. The winners posted 11 points to the visitors’ 6.
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Aces Defeat Hawks With Strong Aces Rally
The Red Bridge Acts defeated the Rock Quarry Hawks Monday afternoon 41 to 18. Ching Sallias and Ray Morales starred for the Aces as they set up a Sunday clash with the Prospret Hill Yellowjackets at League pare.
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