Brandt Clinches 1936 Texas Junior Title In 33 Holes
Brandt of San Antonio defeated Luce of Austin after 33 holes at Brackenridge Park to win the Texas junior golf title for 1936. The 13-year-old Brandt outplayed Luce with superior approach work and clutch putting, becoming the youngest champion in the event's history.
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Lee Dustize Brand, Jr
San Antonio
Arthur
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Teaumang
Jess Yoo
Brandt
En Seeman
San Aplonia Tech
Westmorland Time
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Hight
Harney Clark
Orange
Lour- Mallent
Ot ‘Tod Brackenridge
Jimmy Kilkan
Austin
Wilton Bennett
Sen Marcus
Don Schumacht
Dallas
Lace
Latte
Austin Country Club
Jace
Luce
Dwight Allison
Brands
Murray Brooks
Brackenridge Park
Warren Smith
Port Worth
Milton Ward
Corpus Christi
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Fort Worth
Simon Ray Aiander
Corpus Christ Lace
Benson
Howton
Cole
Ranger
Verney
Willoughby
Bill Glazean
Bealmont
Sheshe
Brandh
Rahang
Lue
Dill
Glasgow
Bran
Ewings
Antonio Iceman
Austin to Host State Sports Events Over Labor Day Weekend
Austin will host two state events under the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation. The swimming meet and the amateur baseball elimination between San Antonio and Austin will begin Sunday and run through Monday. Seven teams entered: Austin Wart San Antonio Gaveston Fort Worth Waco Austen.
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San Antonio
Austin City
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Wart
Gaveston
For
Worth
Waco
Austen
Harvard Names Bailes Crew Coach Amid Selection Tangles
Harvard announces Thomas D. Bolles as head coach of crew and Harvey Lane as freshman coach, amid prior reports linking Tom Bailes and other figures. Officials cited the university athletic association confirming Bolles’s appointment and noting Lane will lead the freshman squad starting September 5.
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Bailes
Cambridge
Maze
Seattle
Tom Bailes
University of Washington
Committee On Lye
He.nd University
Thowes D. Bolles
Crew
Harvey Lane
Hreshman Casey
Crimson
Mass
Thomas D. Salles
Bernard
Wiliam J. Bingham
Harvard Athletic
White Sox Buy Texas Bail Player From Mesquite
In Mesquite Texas a Chicago White Sox signing is reported for the batter first baseman with details unclear due to OCR errors. The notice mentions employment opportunities in classifications 39 to 68 and lists light classified ads as context for the unsigned or misread section.
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White Sox
Texas
Mesquite
Geteston
Serios
Chicago
Atlantic flight dreams and danger shared by Richman Merrill
New York reporters recount Harry Richman and Dick Merrill flying over the Atlantic in a dreamlike pace. They describe dark water, fog, and bullets of speed as the pair pursued a safe crossing. The piece notes Merrill’s aviation expertise and Richman’s optimistic resolve, while readers wonder about the risks and the pair’s unlikely partnership.
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Chizerat Service
New York
Atlantic
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Southern Skyways
Radio
Miajai Beseh
Sisal
Aworthy
Lichman
Harry
Richman
Hang
Merrill
Tim
Merril
Boerne White Box Beats Alamo Heights Fat and Forty
Boerne White boxers defeated the Alamo Heights Fat and Forty club from San Antonio on opening day of the Boerne fair. Letty Alexander and Bl Ste led with 13 hits as Boerne and Forties clash again on September 20 at Antonie in the T.B. 7 diamond line.
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Letty Alexander
Bl Ste
Alamo Heights
San Antonio
Diamond Lin
Antonie
National Champs Beaten at Houston
Eight teams remain in the semi final base talk tournament in Houston. Grand Prize of Houston and Bar bers Hijl Gushers will clash in the feature on Sunday as the last undefeated teams. Refugio and the Brenham Oilers meet in the second game. Earlier, Southern Pacific and Manvel were eliminated, while Grand Prive upset the national champions Hallivarten Sementers 5 to 4 in a shocker.
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Teal Inday
TR Gailies
Grand Prize
Houston
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Gushers
Refugio
Brenham Oilers
Picét Fh
Fyday
Southern Pacific
Branham
Manvel
Pettis Oilers
Grand Prive
Hallivarten
Sementers
Brenham
Loans
Paynes
Dartmouth Sells Grid Radio Rights
Hanover N H September 5 Barimovla's Athletic association Eyiday announced it had sold the radio rights for three Dartmouth football games to an refining company The games include Holy Cross Brown and Narwien with commercial sponsorship attached near the close of the first practice session for the Eli broadcasts The move follows Yale last week to broadcast all Eli games and features sponsor ties with the Electric Painters and Queilty Fainters in a local regional deal.
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Barimovla
Eyiday
Tadic
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Holy Gross, Brown and
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Yale Ual
Versily
Liu
Tnislang
Ipotos
aeKan
National Polo Finals On Schedule At Meadow Brook
New York September 5 The national open polo championship final takes place at Meadow Brook with United States contenders facing Argentina’s Olympic champions. Greentree Tommy Hucheces and Templeton lead the Handicapists roster of internationalists who once defended the Westchester Cup. The seven teams include Hurricanes Roslyn Greentree Templeos Aurora Ola Westbury and Texag.
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Seouts
Argentina
Smith
Meadow Brook
Withers
Wile
United States
Greentros
Tommy Hucheces
Rosalind Trotting Winner at Columbus
Rosalind wins the Fat Ham bertonian Parss at Goshen then dominates three heats to capture the $1500 Dardler Wallickstake at Columbus. Driven by Hen White owner Gibson A. White of Lexington KY, the aged trotter outpaced Eg Easater Ruth af Mac and others before a large crowd. Dusty Haviever, bay colt, takes the Geers stake for yearlings, driven by Henry Thowes, with Dusty Hanowr also in the mix.
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Goshen
Wallickstake
Hen White
Gibson A. White
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Trotter
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Ruth Af Mac
Anna Bradford
Abnoto
Prince McElwyn
Stoneriden
Dusty Haviever
Geers
Henry Thowes
Dusty Hanowr
All Star Gridders Prep for Polo Grounds Battle
All star football players arrive from the West to prepare for Tuesday’s game at the Polo Grounds against the New York Giants. The 23 selected players from last year’s college teams settle in as Detroit Lions held last week to a 4 7 tie with Chicago. The Giants won the NL East title but fell to Detroit in the playoff, with two weeks of practice already completed.
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Chicago
Detroit Lions
Wilstar
Axe Eer
Ihr West
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Sone Time T
Fort Worth Softball Tournament Opens Night Upset
The Star Telegram state softball tournament opened in Fort Worth with Southwestern Paper of Dallas defeating Robertson shuttler Harpera of Fort Worth 4 to 3 in the seventh inning. A crowd of about 1500 witnessed the action as Galveston Reg Ras rolled over World Ward Press 48 to 7. Hanlon Gas of Breckenridge advanced with a 1 dollar win over Fairfield, Wells Aces from Dallas beat Throckmorton 19 to 7.
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Ft. Worth
Fort Worth
World Ward
Dallas
Wells Aces
Birls
Throckmorton
Home Run Hitters Tie International News Yesterday
A chaotic recap notes several players achieving home runs in a recent international baseball showcase. Kamerin and Dittere Leuers headline the batters, with Foxx and Red delivering key hits. The report lists multiple teams and players including DiMagzio, Verve, and Giante, highlighting a high scoring, eventful day across venues.
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Kamerin ‘Dittere Leuers
Foxx
Red
Eerese
Sar
DiMagzio
Verve
I Tadtans
Giante
High School Coaches Face Pressure Over Coaching Methods
Dr Glifford and others in Oakland and Salt Lake City discuss how coaches in high schools and colleges are compelled to win to keep jobs. A Utah medical association speaker warns competitive sports harm youths, arguing coaches should avoid excessive force and prioritize fundamentals over victory.
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Dr. Glifford
Oakland
Calif
Utah Medical Association
Sweet
Upset wins mark early rounds in national tennis
Eunice Dean of San Antonio advances in the women's nationals with a 4-5 6-2 win over Hope Knowles in Philadelphia. Dorothy May Sutton Bundy, age 18 from Santa Monica, shocks favorites with a 2-6 6-3 8-4 upset of Mrs. Sarah Fabyan as the combined men’s and women’s championships begin. Bundy, a new figure in the sport, outplays veteran Fabyan in a dramatic comeback, while other top players like Fred Perry and Bobby Riggs win their first matches amid the day’s surprising results at the West Side Tennis Club.
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San Antonio
Hope Knowles
Philadelphia
Joan R. Tunis
Uniyeral Service
Forest Yulls
Borethy Bundy
America
West Side
Iss Bundy
Sarah Palke
Fabyan
Cambridge
Dorothy May Sutton Rundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Ghuphtet
Eplies
May Sutton
Con Bundy
Prigay
Dunny
Myke Bundy
Fred Perry
England
Fizhk
Ernest Sutter
Tulane
Donald Byes
Oakland
Wayne Sabin
Frankie Parker
Manuel Alonzo
Gene Maka
Los Angeles
Elanta
Maka
Pri. Gay
Evangeline Loop 4 Finals Open in Alexandria
Evangeline league baseball championship began in Alexandria with Impelousas and Alexanters leading the series after the regular schedule. Playoff matches feature Shaughnessey from Jeanezette and Tunner-up in the regular play facing Rayne, while manager Art Phelan contemplates Quinn Esc or Charlie Tim as starter for Opelousas in game one.
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Alexandria
Impelousas
Alexanters
Shaughnessey
Jeanezette
Onclousas
Tunner
War
Rayne
Art Phelan
Filtcher
Quinn Esc
Oprlousza
Gharlie Tm
Lee
English Net Queen to Movies
English Net Queen to Movies reports a shifting focus as Katherine Slammers, a tenant court queen, eyes Hollywood stardom while the American women’s net scene grows. a prominent figure, Hans She, and others are mentioned amid a turbulent transition in entertainment and sport.
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New York
Katherine Slammers
England
Golog Hallowood
Weel
Winalog
Forest Hille
Ratey
John Bugil
Hans
Movntland
Mone
French Back at West Point Trails Star to Scout Coach
Nyv. Sept i Waller French, former Army football star in 1921 and 1922, returned to the U S Military Academy to serve as a football scout this fall and coach of the baseball team next spring.
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Nyv
Waller French
Army
U. S
Enny Friday
Eam
Virginia Colleges Reject Radio Broadcast Offer
Virginia six southern conference members vote 4 to 2 against broadcasting football games this fall with a narrow exception for the Virginia‑Mamnden‑Sydney case where agreements exist. Games may be broadcast only by mutual agreement between opposing teams, per conference rules.
Softball Schedule Delayed by Labor Day Absences
Labor Day week disrupts softball games with players out of town. Enhediled for Monday night 4m involves Mur Jandzia Jeacur division postponements. Wednesday night card altered as teams wait for the next schedule.
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Ine “Mitor HR
Mur- Jandzia Jeacur
Samuels
Major Hitting Leaders Hold Positions in Week
In New York during Sept 5 to 9 the weekly batting leaders remained mostly steady. Kael Averill of the Indians and Dicky Medwick of the Cardinals led both leagues with strong showings, while Paul Waner and Johnny Mize climbed for the Pirates and Cardinals respectively. Roy Weatherly slipped as did several others, with Gerard Walks and Herman among notable movers in the American and National Leagues.
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Hayeg
Kael Averill
Indians
Dicky Medwick
Cardinals
Averitt
Luul Gehyse
Roy Weatherly
Ndings
Swooseeks
Gerad
Jer
Cigers
Big Herman
Cuba
Rik Cuyler
Reds
Nolonat
Cornell Coach Bans Smoking for Spring Practice
Cornell football coach warns players against smoking and critiques the depth chart as 40 candidates report for spring practice. Several second and third string players face possible scholastic ineligibility, with a spring game promising to reveal the first team intact. The team schedules eight games against Yale Syracuse Penn Princeton and others, aiming for strong prospects.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Msi
Cailing
ord‘Belson
Cui GC
Comnel
Tetcas
Cul. Gate
O'Connell
Trem
Frosh
Owl
Lyn Poly
Yale
Syracuse
Pern
Set
Princeton
Cohumbra
Destmoutts
Penn
Yankees Capture 550 Under Joe McCarthy
Joe McCarthy led the New York Yankees to 550 wins after a second victory over the Washington Senators. He is in his sixth year as manager, guiding the club since 1931, with a record of strong seasons and never finishing worse than second. The era includes multiple title runs and sustained success through the 1930s.
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Yankees
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankee
Washington Senators
Eaving
McCarthy
New Yorkmers
Lepgun
Yankeen
Yanks
New York
Woodford's Racing Feats Recall A Texas Champion Mare
Mary Martin Jr recounts Miss Woodford, the Texas owned famous mare once allied with the Dwyers. From Gray Woodford in 1882 to nine perfect starts, she dominated races, set records, and carried red and blue pride for patrons across the country.
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Mary Martin JR
Mly
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