Luce and Brandt Reach Texas junior golf semis
Arthur Luce of Austin defending champion led Bill Glasgow of Beaumont 2 Up at the half in a 38-hole semi final at Breckenridge Park. Lee Brandt Jr. of San Antonio and Simon Ray Alexander of Corpus Christi also advanced, with Brandt in trouble but Alexander steady.
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Austin
Bill Glasgow
Beau- Mont
Lee Brandt Jr
San Antonio
Simon Ray Alexander
Car- Pils Christi
Life
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Brandt
Alexander
Texas
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Breckenridge Park
Anat Lace
Aushnsley
League Beaumont
Lea Brandt Jr
An Antonio
Corpus Christi
University of Texas
Pat
Luce
Giszgow
Jack Thurmond
Thurmond
Tonian
Carled
South Texas
Bown
Thurwond
Hirde
Verpom Willoughby
Port Worth
Houston Cole
Dt Ranger
Jimmie McBride
Texas Christian University
Billy Bob Coffey
Fort Worth
George Gist
Port Authur
Britons Trail Americans in Walker Cup golf matches
In Clementon and nearby reports the American amateur golf team trailed Britain in the Walker Cup singles and foursomes. Results show Reynolds Smith and Ed White leading the U S, while Jack McLean and John Langley suffered a lopsided loss. The day highlighted strong play from both sides as the U S held a 2 400 lead in some standings with several matches still to be decided.
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International News
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Pine Val NL
Ed White
Rexun
Dal Langley
Great Britain
Bultdin
Peter Day
Diay Ther
Beatty Campbell
Seattle
Jack McLean
Witts
Ceamed Tably
Reynolds Smith
Alec Hill
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Morton Dykes
Invaders
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Langley
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Hector Thomson
Johnny Necher
Cincinnati
Cecil Eving
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Gordon Peters
George Dunlap
New York
H. G. Bentley
Gresb
Britain
Clementon
G. J
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J Jack McLean
Sornny Goodman
U. S
George T. Dunlap
U.S
Harry Bentley
Hea White
John Langiey
Charles Yates
Marion Dykes
U. S3
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Don Fincher
Ewing
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Gordon Peter
J. Morton Dykes
Walved
Harry Glvan
George Voigt
Alec Bill
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Yates
Bentley
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United Braves
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Scott
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Dr. William 'S'Weddell
Francis Quimet
Fort Worth Golf Scores Show Round Two and Consolations
Round three results feature Arthur Luce of Austin defeating Vernon Prilonshty 3 and 4 while Bill Glarsgom edges Jack Zourmend. Garngs Christl beat Hill Coffey 6 and 9. Consolation rounds list Carl Letscher, Fort Arthur, by default over Houston Cole Ranger, and Warren Smith of Fort Worth defeating Homer Cokes. Pacific Coast League standings show Los Angeles and San Francisco leading in a turbulent season.
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Frmget
Arthur Luce
Austin
Vernon
Prilonshty
Kort Worth
Biil Glarsgom
Houston Cole
Ranger
George
Tom Miler
Ron Sherali
Tommis
Mi Teat Ward
Carsu
Detenie
Moore Jr
Sac’ Antonio
Deny Hanser
Kerrville
Firse
Walter Benace
Ava
Peyton Sweeney
Browny
Frederick Wererren
Gene Mitchell
Sam An
Iverson
Martin
Fort
Saou
Howard Lauder
Daleine
Lord ‘Ames
Beaumont
Jimmie Comveree
Fanadonin Steuns
Sorbie
SelestesSace S
Seateon Sa Aalonig
Cefacle
Otho Sans Gu
Joe Worthington
Wille
Warren Smith
Fort Worth
Homer Cokes
Dal
Fligh
Rey Perry
Dailng
Vernon Doyle
San Angelo
Earl Stewart Je
Dallas
Jimmie Gannaway
D. J. Bysug
Gale Nelson
Sam Antonio
Frank Work
Weldon Jobe
Slim Breer
Mission
Wallace Fitzgerald
Ennm
Stanley McCaskill
S 3N Antonio, 5 and 4; Weldon Nowlin, Enols, Defeated Len Proffit
San Tomo
Curtin Riley
Dustin
Farmond Poblete
San Antonio
Leon Johnson
Ezonetl
San Marcos
Fulcghy
Joe Zucht
Robert Marzey
Bars Mercgs
Bill Jameson
Branley Holtman
L. B. Walker
San Mateos
Franklin Oeth
Falturrias
Jim Galloway Named Deputy Supervisor of Liquor Control
Austin reports Jim Galloway, longtime Texas league figure known as Ball News, has been appointed deputy supervisor of liquor control in Fort Worth. Galloway, who played for Wichita Falls Dallas and San Antonio, replaces Roscoe Wiley as supervisor and recently worked in San Antonio.
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Jim Galloway
Austin
Fort Worth
Dustrich
Bastrom Galloway
Wichits Falls
Dallas
San Antonio
Pigeon Club Sets Date for 1935 Racing Schedule
Thirty six members of the San Antonio Limited racing pigeon club will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday night before launching the 1935 race schedule. The calendar opens September 5 in Sinton at 100 miles and lists races through November 8 at Wittsburg or Whitesboro, with distances ranging from 100 to 300 miles in cities like Sinton Kingsville Raymondville Georgetown Waco Fort Worth Hillsboro Whitesboro and Wittlesboro.
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Hillsboro
Whitesboro
Wittlesboro
Pearsall Cards Games Reach September Action
Pearsall full Rangers set to host Pettus Oilers on September 1 and Freer Oilers on September 11 in local card game schedule.
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Pearsall
Bept
Pearfull Rangers
Pettus Oilers
Freer Sun
Oilers
Spartanburg Wins Narrowly In Junior Legion Title Chase
Spartanburg moved within one game of the national American Legion junior baseball championship by defeating Los Angeles Cal 5 to 1. The report notes a finished apartment at 401 Ad by and a rent for $2230.
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Spartanburg
National American Legion
Los Angeles
Oalif
Arms Street
Cline Heads Dallas Shoot Invitation Accepted
Li Cline, president of the Texas Rifle Association and Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club, accepted to manage the Southwestern pistol and small bore shoot at Dallas on September 27 and 28. Cline is secretary of the National Rifle Association. The Liberty club and the San Antonio police are expected to send representatives.
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Li Cline
Texas Fifle Association
Liberty Pistol and Rifle Chub
Southwestern
Dallas
Cline
Gta
National Rifle Association
Liberty Oly
Ie San Antonio
Buffalo Bisons Clinch International Flag In Montreal
Buffalo Bisons clinched the International flag with a 3 to 0 victory over the Montreal Royals in Montreal. The win gives Buffalo an 83 win 35 loss record with seven games remaining, and they have led the league since August. Nan ee at second place and Rochester t trailing.
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Montreal Royals
Buffalo Bisons
Bisons
Rochester T
Bonnell Elected Captain of San Antonio Swim Team
Bill Bonnell, holder of the state record in the 100 yard breaststroke, was elected captain of the San Antonio swimming team for the TA AF state meet in Austin. Jake O'Donnell, city recreation director, and Bonnell's 17 teammates participated in the election.
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Bonnell
L.A
Bill Bonnell
San Antonio Swinming
Austin
Jake O'Donnell
Aity
Fourth Ace for King's Golf Teacher
Kept. 3, (?) - Christopher Callaway, 62 year old golf professional, famous for teaching Bing Edward of England, recorded his fourth ace at Rochester Country Club on the 184 yard fourth hole to sink his three strokes. Callaway noted he gave the British monarch Bly first lesson when he was the Prince of Wales.
Senators suspend Bolton for leaving club without permission
Washington Senators suspend catcher Clif Bolton for the remainder of the period after he left the club without authority. Helton, sidelined by sinus trouble, sought to return home but was not granted permission. Club owner Clark Griffith declined to start Bolton and the team physician said Bolton would be able to play soon. Bolton flew home to High Point, North Carolina, on Wednesday.
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Senators
Washington
Clif Bolton
Washington Senators
Helton
Clark Griffith
Bolton
Bolton Flete
High Point
N. C
Rifle Stars Seek 2 Titles at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio September 3 The National Rifle matches focus on two 30 caliber rifle events amid rain delays. Wimbledon cup and Beott trophy races attract marksmen including Stocker of Lavestock Nevada who won the members’ trophy in yesterday’s action. Camp Perry instructors’ match drew 629 entries. Beott shoot and pistol champions finish amid national rifle opposition with 291 points in the spectacle.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Bept
Camp Peery
National Rifle Association
Who
Stocker
Lavestock
Nev
Ean Bs
Pease
San Diego
Calif
Sip Mateh
Riite
Ball Player Dies After Brain Injury in North Dakota Game
George Tkach of the Sur Berlor club died in Pargo, North Dakota, after an operation for a brain injury suffered when hit by a pitched ball during a game between Superior and Winnipeg. The incident occurred Wednesday, following the head injury during the clash of teams in Lan Northern Inaguis.
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Pargo
N. D
Dept
Eastman George Tkach
Sur Berlor
Wik
Lan Northern Inaguis
Tkech
Wes
Superior
Winnipeg
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