Prophet Pete's Football Contest Winners Named
A Saturday public contest by Prophet Pete offered theater tickets to predict 15 games. Winners include H E Stem and H C Sutherland with 11 correct, and fourteen others with 10 correct. Contest results to be published Tuesday with more prizes announced.
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Prophet Pete
Omigoshi
Uder
Rko-Majestic
Pete
Reo-Majestic Theater
Wina
H. E. Stem
Arlington Court
H. C. Sutherland
Carviea Springs
Texas
Raton
Thomson
Joe Bredham
Aggaler Avenue
Ong
WC. Younes
Bounders
J. B. Eilins
David Walsh
Neal Avenue
A. A. Evins
Monterey
Alex d. Mzyk
Karnes City
Charles Bylser
Kendalla
Most Baker
Cattonwood
Herby Bart
Duval
Emily R. Lures
Stevi Bisley Brammer
N. Flores
Doe Schmidt
Anderson
D. H Rocaman
E. Gopring
Burnett
Robert Johnson
State Hospital
Smith and Dilworth Top Negro Boxing Show Main Event
Smith and Dilworth headline an eight round main event on a Negro boxing show at the recreation center on North Pine Street Monday night. Baby Face Johnson faces Young Shea in a six round bout, with four rounders Ben Goodwich vs Slant Matthews Kid Brite vs Bob Herrera Kid Chuchu vs Baby Childs. Show starts at 8 30. Casanova Royoes Dado. Mexico City Oct 4 Casanova KOed Apeedy Dado in the fourth round of a 10 round bout. Novo floored Dado for a count of two in the second, then again in the third.
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Smith
Dilworth
Gunboat Smith
George Dilwort
Hien
Petrone
North Pine Street
Baby Face Johnson
Young Shea
Ben Goodwich
Slant Matthews
Kid Brite
Bob Herrera
Kid Chuchu
Baby Childs
Casanova Royoes
Dado
Tmexico City
Casanova
Apeedy
Dada
Case- Novo
Iwo
Touchdown Parade Promotes National Scoring Race
Slippery Mamuchwactta State star Tou Mush leads the national football scoring race with 44 points this season. Kansas State’s Ralph Graham trails by seven, as conference leaders list East Bush Massachusetts Slaze Big Sit Graham Kansas State and others across regions.
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Tou Mush
Mttle Helfieck
Mamuchwactta State
New England Mite
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
East—Bush
Mssachusetts Slaze
Big Sit
Graham
South—Cain
Alabama
Midwest
Monnell
Michigan State
Bouthwear—Olver
Texas
Christan
Rocky Mt—Dunn
Wyoming
Val—Hall
Okla
Aod
Pacific
Mith
Idaho
Big Ten
Sahblin
Chicego
Pat
Wid
Tot
Artillerymen Meet Airmen in Fork Gam Houston Pote
A wartime football style report notes artillerymen versus airmen on Harbord field with brigades clashing at Brackenridge park San Antonio. Second brigade beat San Antonio 9-4 with Cusack Hill Walker and J A Smith scoring. Third brigade defeated the Freebooters 11-2 led by Major Watson Read Burnett and Coulter.
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Fork Gam Houston
Fhuesdas Afteir Ab
Harbord Field
Field Artery Brigade
Alr Corps
Golda
Wacneeay
Air Corps Blues
Precboolern
San Antonio
Gb Brackenridge Park
Brackenridge
Cusack
Craig
Ube
Watson
Farmer
Coulter
Read
Burnett
Brewster
Zimmermann
Pearsall High Triumph Sets Up Sabinal Clash
Pearsall Mavericks beat Devine High 15 to 0 in an even match at Devine field as they push toward the Winter Garden championship. They will face Sabinal next Friday. A junior game between Pearsall’s Calves and Thomas Nelson Page of San Antonio ended scoreless Sunday afternoon.
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Pearsall
Texas
Pearsall Mavericks
Winter Garden
Devine
Mavericks
Sabinal
Calves
Pearsell High School
Thomas Nelson Page
San Antonio
Martinez Nine Drops Closers In Bexar Title Run
The O. J. Plowboys of Martinez finish the season as undisputed Bexar county champions after a split doubleheader with Gonzales Sunday. Gonzales Corner won 7-5 and Gonzales regular won 8-5 as Martinez ended with a .992 team batting average and a 872 fielding mark. Ed Rothwell announces a team supper, and players prepare for final squad gathering with uniforms to be cleaned.
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O. J. Plowboys
Marinez
Webe
Ima
Jemite
Bernck
Gabb
Echra
Ul Mastin
Myler
Brjon
Cornu
Plastech
Girma Beraneck
Mylar
Lect
Tossman
NecBride
Drown
Bayton
Wypit
Ty Strawn
Strona
Bling
H ‘Cowinon
Vo Breyon
McDonald
Govenlen
Asuda
H.A.O
Meir's
Es Bouf
R.muWe
Myers
Rey T Poe
Mall
Jumechko
Sime
Joblars
Strey
McBride
Midxite
A. Bhule
N. Dubois
R.duboset
Seneche
Bima
Dronpy
Mugklef
B. Ehrig
Atnien Hases
Jenschie
Sins
Yler
McBridae
Meyere
Seay
Dubsee
Dronny Lo
W. Dibont
Colt Dubos
Forshacen
HeDonite
Plownnve Tomntalea
Temple League Five Seeks Cage Games Tryouts
Temple league basketball quintet under manager Al J Klein announces practice sessions and tryouts at Pershing 9972 with players Joe Newding Justin Diner Lou Fish Frank Werbner Penny Werbner Soahd Sheppard Scharlack Toe Polanzky Lane Polanzky Dave Rosenberg Melvin Lipsitz Manny Reich Jack Lebo Hynay Leman Joe Kautman aiming for a spot in the M. C. Avs loop schedule.
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al. J. Klein
Klein
Joe Newding
Jutson Diner
Lou Fish
Frank
Penny Werbner
Soahd
Sheppard Scharlack
Toe
Lane Polanzky
Dave Rosenberg
Melvin Lipsitz
Manny Reich
Jack Lebo
Hynay Leman
Joe Kautman
Crawford to ride in L A Hill Climb
Jack Crawford, a San Antonio rider famed as a daredevil, has entered the bul clm at Madla ranch near the Scenic Loop playground next Sunday afternoon. In Frisco, San Francisco, University of San Francisco beat Olympic club 18 to 0 at Kezar stadium with about five thousand in attendance.
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Crawford
L. A
Jack Crawford
San Antonio
Madla Ranch
Frisco
Olympic
Ban Francisco
University of San Francisco
Olympic Club
Kezar Stadium
Housand
Connie to Play Jo in Little Women
Hollywood notes confirm Connie Bennett will portray Jo in Little Women with Katharine Hepburn Dorothy Wilson and Katharine Cornell in leading roles. George Cukor to direct. Fox signs Genevieve Tobin. Neil Hamilton set for Acquitted. radio and stage stars engage in new projects as industry moves forward.
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Harriett Parsons Lige
Univeran Recetes
Katharine Cornell
Connie
George Cukor
John Robertson
Katharine Hepburn
Dorothy Wilson
Anita ‘Louise
Fox
Genevieve Tobin
Walter Waaner
Paramount
Neil Hamilton
Columbia
Jo Swerling Gare
Neil
Harry Cohn
Fulton Ouster
Henry Ford
Elory
Dudley Murphy
Uke Chase
New York
Maxwell Anderson-Bu- Seno Thackery
Jed Hartik
Wuthur Daniels Steele
America
Norma Mitchell
Steele
William Dieterle
al Green
Allen Jenking
Solomon
Tare
AkO Majestic and Moran headline Texas theater acts
The Texan revue showcases Moran and Mack with parodies and a boxing mock duel, followed by a piano poker skit and songs. Other acts include Peaches, Conley, Berry, and a French balancing troupe. The program features Laurel and Hardy, Stan and Ollie, and a newsreel, plus reviews of Simlin’ Through and The Rookie. Open polo field noted at Arlington Downs with El Ranchito winning 11 10 over Oklahoma City.
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Mack
Peaches
Harry Conley
Berry
Wibur
Sweetebors
Paddy C
POLO
Fort Worth
el Ranchito Polo Ihield
Arlington Downs
EL Ranchito
Oklahoma City
Walter Jenkins to Sing Tuesday at San Pedro Playhouse
Baritone Walter Jenkins will perform Tuesday at 9 p.m. at the San Pedro Playhouse, hosted by the Tuesday Mas ses club. Accompanist Herbert Rohtel will assist. The program includes Italian arias, English songs, and instrumental pieces by Tschaikowsky, Handel, and others.
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Walter Jenkins
San Pedro Playhouse
Tuenday Musical Club
Herbert Rohtel
Lungi Dal Carobene
Seecl
Nina
Pergolese
Movart
Beipio
Handel
Curran
Grid Stars and Axagotated Teens Football Fragments
A fragmented sports note lists several college and university players with noted long rushes and touchdowns. Names include Carl Pescosolidy, Arleigh Williamson, Aubuen, Pug Rentner, Bob Smith, Art Pansze, Felix Vidal, and teams such as Harvard, California, Oklahoma, Army, Yale, Purdue, and Tulane, with scattered scores and plays. The piece mirrors a tight classified style seeking a situation wanted ad.
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Carl Pescosolidy
Harvard
Iickett
Dartmouth
Arleigh Williamson
California
Californa
Washington
Gio Castro
Dimpitehears
Aubuen
Tulane
Pug Rentner
Potter
Purdue
Carter
Jong Cass
Bob Smith
Calgate
New York University
Art Pansze
Oklahoma
Bob Dunlap
Kansas State
Felix Vidal
Army
Undefeated and Untied Remain Lead College Teams
New York reports 27 teams still undefeated or untied after week five. Auburn leads scoring with 181 points in five games, while Columbia and Notre Dame follow in the national tally. Colgate, Southern California, St Johns Minnesota and Wagner surpass opposition with unscored defenses. An Associated Press list ranks teams with wins and losses across multiple programs.
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New York
Auburn
Cnlumbia
Notre Dame
Colgate
Southern California
St. John's
Minnesota
Wagner
Associated Press
Columbia
Minn
Cincinnat
Holy Cross
Waynesntre
Virginia Poly
N. Dakota State
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Valparaiso
Hillsdale
Mich
Susquenana
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Prophet Petes
Ties
Pearsall High
Travis
Houston
Beaumont
New Orleans
Sumit Limited
Sutert Mall
EL Paso
Pacific Northwest
Sumvat Limited
Dallas
Lark
Galveston
Sumer Mall
Corpus Christi
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Bander Limited
Bargerne
Martinez
Temple League Five
Niclaras
Hollywood
Hilo
Companie Bennrit
Jean Hersholt
Allen
Jean Dr
Creighton Chaney
Eon
Som Jr
Walter Huston
Lawn
Ravicom
Eddie Cantor
New York Today
The
Drolles
Eddie Gray Scaring
Ceremones
Lew Cady
Phylli Crane
Buster Keaton
W Brionette
Robert Young
Frances Tee
Jimmy Creelman
George Raft
Eddie Sutherland
Leo Moore
Gulver City
AKO Majestic
Moran
Browning
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Smitha
Eaghes
Grantland Rich
Sportlight
Jge Magic Uarpet
Texas Theater
Norma Shearer
Leslie Howard
Frederic Marca
Tom Howard
Paramount News
Richard Barthelmess
Dixie
Daury
Richard
Betty
Land of
Colon
Bette Davis
Dorothy Jordan
Barthelmess
Tully Marshall
Dorothy Peterson
Jack Norworth
Rome
Morang Mack Fomove Staga
Mevle
Ubeacher
Browning Cindaralla Ghd
Rela
Richard Arlen
RKO
Maryion Nixon
James Cagner
Alekis Amore
Marlandale
Venice
Nixon
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Marta
Highland "Rison
James Commer Dickleure
Warren William
Maureen O'Sullivan
KTSA
San Pedro
Toredas
Shearer
Wethealay
Caeles Laughton
RCS
Broadway
Fifth Se
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Bend
Suing Besty
Don Albert
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