Elemb lis 4 Joe Austin Team Bate Winner of Sectional Tilt
The Dublic Bernice Utilities groomed for South Texas championship series with Houston Power and Light after defeating the Austin American Legion club 12 5 in Austin. Young Wofford labored under a barrage of hits as Velinma Jed led San Antonio with four hits including a homer. Rain interrupted the sight s or camera coverage. Winner advances to face North Texas winner for the state title per Roger Stokes of the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation.
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Texas Ameteur Athletic Federation
Fight Results From Newark and Chicago Matches
Amssctnfes Presa reports Berg of England outpoints Raster Brown in Newark. Milwaukee’s Maler stops Paul Pantalec in Chicago. Henan defeats Patsy Pollock in Chicago with a newspaper decision as Mays of Des Moines fights Charles Aribor in Newark.
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Canada
Karres Made Club Pro at Olmos Basin Driving Course
Evanston golfer Pete Karres, 23, named new club professional at Olmos Basin municipal driving range. Trained under Abe Espinosa at Columbia Country Club Wheeling Alabama, he holds Brookfield TA course record of 7 and has competed in Western Junior and Midwest Open events.
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Night game attendance record at GU noted
A garbled report indicates a successful night game at GU with attendance surpassing previous records. Details are unclear but the event appears to have attracted a large crowd and solid turnout for the season.
Texans Triumph in Oklahoma Amateur Tourney
In Nichols Hills Country Club, Fort Worth’s Gus Moreland, defending champion, and other Texas players advanced while Oklahoma contenders struggled. Tommy Cochran of Wichita Falls and M. T. Massengill of Fort Worth remained in contention, facing Hansberger and McKinney respectively as Texans outnumbered locals in the Southwest amateur tournament.
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Oklahoma City
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Abilene
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Independence Wins Opener in Western Association Playoffs
Joplin Missouri September 4 Independence Producers rallied in the seventh inning to beat the Joplin Miners 11 to 4 in the opener of the Western association playoffs. Lefty Griffith was rocked as Independence scored seven runs in the frame. Hob House limited the Miners to a handful of hits and struck out 12. The second game follows daily before the series shifts to Independence for the next two at-bats.
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Western Association hurler killed in wreck near Ma
Francis D. Gray aged 22, pitcher for the Springfield Western Association team, was killed when his car collided with a Cotton Belt train near Ma. Mary. W. H. Wells, an outfielder for the Springfield club, was seriously injured. The accident occurred while they were en route home to Chattanooga after the season's end.
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Dick" Grey
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Amateur golf swing guide confuses technique and practice
A fragmentary old pamphlet explains golf swing basics with references to keeping the right wrist still, timing the hip and shoulder rotation, and directing the club on a level arc. The text urges practice to build a consistent tempo and mentions a free offer from a Mr Flarton with a misprint date code.
M Graw signs five year contract with Giants
Yohn J. McGraw, long credited with elevating New York baseball, will lead the Giants for at least five more years under a new five year contract, securing his role as skipper of the team.
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Peacock Has 7 Lettermen On 1930 Academy Team
Po cock Military Academy announces that under new athletic head Kermit Allen former Sul Toss star will field seven football lettermen including J A Jones from Keelland Denny Tver from Floydafia Charles Mughes from Florence Jos Chandler from Ozonn Toby Wall from Fort Worth George Gay from San Antonio and O Losoya from Del Rio Training begins as school opens. Lex Lind High Starts Under New Coach Jones At Brady.
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Tred
Breath Blows Out Electric Light Exhibition Feature
In KEW YORK a Westinghouse Lighting Institute display shows an electric light driven by a breath relay. The device extinguishes a flame and teases potential uses by prompting a hands free control of electrical light without relying on a traditional switch.
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San Antonio boats win most prizes at Houston regatta
San Antonio Boat Club representatives led the event at a recent regatta in Houston, taking top prizes across several classes. Hain Bower, local driver, finished second in the Clave B event while club boats earned second in the Olna Te race, third in Class Hd, first and third in Class 0 8, and others placed in Clastes H.
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San Antono Boat Club
Houston
Berg Retains Welter Title in Narrow Decision
Newark report says Berg of Tarkio Missouri won a four round decision over Buster Brown of Baltimore to retain the welterweight title. Berg weighed 146 pounds, Brown 144. The bout featured Brown’s steady body work and Berg’s endurance as both exchanged powerful rights and lefts with no knockdowns deemed. Referee Healey presided over a popular decision in a sparkling contest.
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