Man Seeks Help For Seeing-Eye Dog From Russia
Fercy Fightnger of 210 Nolan street plans to thank two men for the care of his seeing-eye dog B Wog rescued from Russia. A black Russian dog awaited in the shelter last week after Rawly Guinlero arranged its license. Dr. FP A Laird, president of the Animal Defense League, vaccinated the animal for free. Elgainger, who is blind, admitted throwing the dog from Russia during the voyage but said Russian dogs make fine seeing-eye companions. Buddy Meyers of San Antonion will travel to Morris town, RN, J this month for a see eye dog.
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Fercy Fightnger
Nolan Street
Russia
Rawly Guinlero
Ucense
FP. A. Laird
Ani- Mal Defense League
Elga- Inger
Elgainger
Buddy Meyers
Morristown
All-Stars Take Rosita Series In Weekend Games
Abe San Miguel's San Antonio All-Stars won two of three from the Daisy Rosita Miners in a Tech Meld weekend series. Morning 7-6 win featured George Bergmann with six hits, while the afternoon 7-3 victory saw Rosita bats silenced after early runs. Dovelina relieved in the third as Rosita pitching struggled. Cherpentier homered for Rosita but allowed most runs.
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Abe
Miguel
San Antona
Daisy Rosita Miners
Tech
San Miguel
Southern Select Brewers
Ron
Terri Field
George Bergmann
Miners
Fernando Dovedlina
Soladey
Rosita Moundsmen
Dovelina
Astro
San Antonio
Earl Cherpentier
Rus
Chee-Chee Pervez
Tughtrep
Doyalina
Beare
Rewita
AlbGtars
Davaling
Soladey Zi Yvatra
Bergmann
Stith
Kotler
Peres
Davalina
Peryeday
Ball
Burkholder Wane Smith
Amateur pitchers lead Southern Select Brewers past Alice Aces
In a Monday doubleheader at Van Daele, Hernandez threw a no hitter in game one for a 10 to 1 win. Salinas followed with a two run, two hit effort in the nightcap, shortened to five innings by darkness, as the Selects triumphed 6 to 1. Other Sunday results include Borden Creamers beating the Ledgbor Cementors 4 to 2 and Dairyland Creamers slipping past Fairvies Tigers 14 to 12, with multiple batteries and players named in a lively, error-filled recap.
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Hernandes and
Salinas
Southern Select Brewers
Alice Aces
van Daele
Hernandez
Allercoe
Zid Wells
Cras
Gonzales
Mar- Toquin
Bains
Hersande
Ald Sanchez
Aon Ig
Gryasus
Spins
Grizgles
Saline
Sanchez
Borden Creamers
Ledgbor
Borden's
Hwo Oo Longtiern
Peche
Chembers
Johnson
Overstrest
Dairyland Creamers
Fairvies Tigers
Bengal
Farglew
Hretarr
WES Ae Coven Ter Deiryland
Pailew
Serafin Captures Hershey Open In Faltering Tourney Finish
The caravan heads to Glen Falls as Felix Serafin again shines by winning the Hershey Open with a four day spree posting 284 to finish at 8 under par. Jim Hites Ben Hesan and Byron Nelson chase, sharing purses around 600 each while Vic Ghezal and others struggle to reach par.
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Herskey
Glen Falls
Felix Serafin
Serafin
Stranton
Lin Westerdas
Serasie
Beratin Bay
Seratin Ans
Jig Seve
Plato
Jiminy Hites
Great Neck
Ben Hesan
White Plains
Byrah Nelson
A. B. Apex
Reading
Tteney G. Picard
Ralph Guaehl
Dirk Metz
Gutdahl
Sammy
Class B Grid Stars Clash In Wichita Falls
The West squad, coached by Grady Graves, faces East led by Carroll Wood in a hard fought grid classic at nightfall. Players include TL A. Weems, Dean Raplex, Willie Zaffalac, Taarne Ammonett, and Jaze Har vex as injuries and forecasts shape a tight showdown amid charity efforts and season kickoff buzz.
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Wichita Falls
Ulars
Nigh School
Coolshulink
Markat Temple Shrine
Carroll Wood
Cameron
TL A
Weems
Tockdale
Dean Raplex
San Saba
Willie Zaffalac
Bellville
West
Grady Graves
Crowell
Taarne Ammonett
Plomot
Jaze Harvex
Diamond Hill
Fort Worth
Texas Chess Meet Highlights Manney Victory in Fort Worth
Manney leads in the Texas Chess Association tournament at the Fort Worth club with a string of victories including J W Stara and Edgar Harsitielt of Dallas and Jane of Wine in a strong field of forty players. Thompson of Dallas gains a draw with G Anderson of Fort Worth and J Murphy of San Antonio, as Stapp’s endgame skills draw attention. Champion W Tarssikopoulos of Corpus Christi, Fort Worth and Louis Spivak of Houston among leaders. next event awarded to Fort Worth.
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Manney
Touston
Maney
Tarsom
Texas
J. Murphy
San Antonio
Stapp
Shampson
Issie Oo
W._ Tarssikopoulos
Corpus Chris
P. Ben
Fort Worth
Dilouis Spivak
Houston
Hexide
Unclear OCR fragment about regional Association events
Fragmentary text mentions locations and teams with unclear names, dates, and scores. readable terms include Southern Association and city references, but no coherent article details or outcomes emerge for a concise summary.
Dead Hurt in Accidents On Castrovill Road Weekend
Several people injured and one man, James Gold, 72, of 402 Sherman Avenue, died after a Saturday night collision at Austin and Burleson Streets. Police sought a license number and investigated. Five others hospitalized or treated for injuries. Names include Alejandro Hiluer, 25, of Poteet and San Antonio. D. Onsberry. G. Witechell. Huber. Katz. Castleberry escaped. multiple cars involved on Cane Teoville and Nogalitas roads. Funeral for Gold to be held Monday with Rev. Edgar Hubbard officiating.
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Castrovill¢ Road
James Gold
Sherman Altcet
Use Rohnert B. Green Hospital
Austin
Burleson
Lcense
Gold
Sao Chrisl
San Antonio
Stlenncon
Edgar Hubbard
Parsons
Alejandro Hiluer
Poteet
San Antopig
Errel Welle
Huber
D. A. Onsberry
Fu Paso
G. C. Witehell
Lar
Steves Avenue
Holy Katz
Morales Street
Cane Teoville
Castleberry
Kats
Witehell
Herp Katz
Katz
Vince
Witthell
Y Ear c
Tid Mire
Melcher Renton
Leona. Street
Cubs
William . Waldrip
San Marcos
Ban Baha Wtreet
Produce Row
Perez
Stacola Khresk
Joe Strange
Madison Street
South Laredo
Atrest
Labor Day Observed With Parades In San Antonio 1900s
San Antonio observed Labor Day with a large parade featuring over 60 local groups and prominent city leaders including Congressman Paul J. Kilday and county officials. The procession moved along North to Main, ending at Ramona Plaza, followed by a barbecue at San Pedro Park and rodeo shows. Fenton P. Fenton, national director of the AFL, was set to speak at 6 PM with a park band concert preceding. General chair R. S. Atchison led the day’s events sponsored by the San Antonio Trades Council.
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San Antonio
North Street
Alamo Street
Houston Street
Main Avenue
Ramona Plaza
San
San Pedro
O Park
Fenton Speaker
Fenthcis P. Fenton
Organization of the American Federation of Labor
San Pedro Park
Yenton
R. S. Atchison
The
San Antonio Trades Council
New Class Begins Training at Kelly Field
A new class of 183 cadets opens training at Kelly Field with initial reporting to the commandant of cadets. Ground instruction starts Wednesday morning, followed by dual instruction Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. Local holiday observed Monday. coordinating flights and state aviation training proceed with conduct at Army stations.
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Kelly
Kelly Held
Ual
Kelly Field
Sli
Two Boys Nabbed In Laundry Break-In near Flores Street
Juvenile officers investigated a raid on the Puritan laundry at 410 South Flores. Responding to alarm, two youths aged 14 were captured by Messrs Daniels and Dietz of the American Telegraph company. a third boy escaped.
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Flores Street
P. of. Daniels
EB. W. Dietz
Mrs Moore to Be Heard on European Affairs
Mrs Arthuir Moore will discuss European affairs before a meeting of the Council of Protestant Church Women at 10 am Friday. She recently returned from a tour of the one hundredth anniversary birth of Frances Willard. Weld will speak on Frances Willard, the Uncrowned Queen of America. Mrs H D Peabody, president of the twentieth district of the WCTU, will speak on temperance work in Bexar county.
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Arthuir Moore
Council of Protestant Church Women
Moore
Frances Willard
Hihel
Weld
America
H. D. Peabody
Womems Christian Temperance Union
Bexar County
Texas Receives Large Federal Grants in 1937
The census bureau reports Texas received 33,856,000 dollars in federal grants in 1937, up from 9,080,000 in 1932, as grants rose to become a major state revenue source behind motor fuel taxes. Across the 48 states, federal grants totaled 565,000,000 dollars in 1937, about 13.2 percent of revenues.
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U.S
Texas
Washington
Census Bureau
Firemen Busy On Hay Blaze In San Antonio
San Antonio firemen were required to make several trips on Saturday to extinguish a hay fire. The blaze started in a garage at 202 Dauchy Road and spread to a hay store area near South Presa Street and Stratford Court. Branca's auto was damaged and hay stored in the garage was burned. The fire smoldered after the first call, prompting two additional runs and another early Sunday morning call to Branco's place to extinguish remaining flames.
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San Antonio
M. Ethneo
Dauchy Road
South Presa Street
Stratford Court
Branca
Branco
First Lieut Harlow Assumes New Post at Fort Sam Houston
First Lieut G W Harlow assumes command duties in the administrative corps at Fort Sam Houston hospital. He succeeds Capt A J Black, reassigned to Ninth Corps area headquarters at San Francisco. The item notes seek a better automobile in a light ads classification.
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Harlow
Jngut
G. W. Harlow
Mets Feral
Mandar
Fort Sam Houston Hospital
A. J. Black
Ninth
Carps
Sat Francisco
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San Antonio Country Club
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Walter Corrigan
Fred Bristol
Ajeht
Percy Kighinger
City's Pound
Manved'y Welders
Dan
Cale
Palo $d
Avilable
Mercs
Concepcion Park
Bpenter
Arrelano Lairhng
Hershey Golf
Southern Association van Cert
Pet
Navvwille
Adwriter
Grand Fir
Leonveralt
Nannie
Amitress
Dontorierd
Brann
Eneanun Hei
Wats Rizes
Giligef
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