Wiltse and McCabe Slated for Series
Wichita Falls rivals Wiltse and McCabe expected to start for the Spudders in a Texas League pennant playoff at Athletic Park. The Panters, atop the league, face Fort Worth in a best of series with capacity for 10 000 and Fort Worth awaiting arrival this day to press the clash. Wiltse's return from an ankle injury boosts Wichita Falls hopes as the playoff venue and schedule take shape.
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Hal Willse
Hanier
Wichita Falls Rowiders
Dick McCabe
Farr Worth Pantherster
Panter
Fort Worth
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Secretars
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Spud
Oilers
Cate
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Wiltie
Vance Sale
Country Club Begins Annual Golf Tourney in Abilene
Abilene Country Club members start the annual tournament for the president's cup. Pairings include Manly Hanks versus Dr. Scott Mollis, J. P. Bohannon versus De W. A. V. Gach, Homer Il. Scott versus Lee S Henry, Al Badger versus Rob Haynie, and other matches listed. International League results show Rochester 12 Buff alo 7 and other incomplete scores.
Boxing double main event at Beethoven arena
Dominguez faces Brooks Looper and Kig Giller wrestles Tallie Young in the Business Men's Athletic club boxing card. Semi windup features Willie O'Brien versus Samuel Mendoza. Other four round bouts include Ayelone Verzela y, Newsboy Firjo, plus a roster of local fighters with Lopez, Reed Garcia, and Young Smith. Timekeeper Jack Wallace and referee Terry Young set rule.
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Business Men's Athletic Club
Ecard
Beethoven Ball Open Air
Johnny Dominguez
Brooks Looper
Kig Giller
Wib Tallie Young
Speedy Davis
Dace Shehan
Willie O'Brien
Metts
Sanuel Mendoza
Ayelone Verzelays
Newsboy Firjo
Joe Suranl Young Smith
Mike Herrera Va
Reed
Yesterday's Explanations and The Musical Hours in Print
The text notes the plural of foot as foots with residue meanings in refining processes and mentions unique rock arrangements on a farm near Sarbichead Masa. Rocks allegedly emit musical tones when struck, with variations due to shapes and sizes. Readers are invited to write Mr. Ripley with a stamped self addressed envelope for questions about the cartoons.
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Masa
T Diang
Ripley
Driving Meet Sunday Night at Olmos Basin
A Sunday night driving meet is scheduled at the Olmos basin course with 44 entrants. Amateurs and professionals will compete in a mixed program including women's and Jen's Tights events. Prizes will be announced later. Tren ben Albaugh won the äcs for amateurs and Fill Stagnee took the donors in the pro division.
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I'rizen
Ty Cobb
Trenben Albaugh
Rice Atitute — Atar
Eimateurs
Fill Stagnee
Football troubles for Stagg started at Chicago
Foot ball troubles at the University of Chicago began as coaches faced a routing shortage in the line. Bernard Wein end and Al Trudy, two veterans, plus another sophomore attempt, failed to receive approval from the dean's office, complicating the season start.
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Stagg
AL AL Bragg Sr
Versity
Chicago
Ty OF Welter
Larkle
Bernard Wein
Alan Trudy
Harktie
Army uses tires to train grid workers west point
The army uses tires to train workers on the grid, adapting tires for practice. Candidates for backfield positions must push through resistance at full speed. The plan aims to improve endurance and tackling drills, though details are unclear.
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ARMY
West Point
Veteran player to Washington in midseason move
A veteran guard from the Detroit Tigers is reported reassigned to Washington, with a tentative stay through midseason. The move is linked to a weather-related delay and a forthcoming Washington roster change within two days.
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Washington
Solons Sattiott
Iapernen
Anvrher
Tdielolt
Wachington Mindne
Weater Paler
Dave
Michigan Grid Machine Battles October Jinx
Michigan faces a tough October with a green squad under Coach Kipke. The Wolverines play Ford, Ohio State, Purdue, Michigan State, and Harvard in a demanding schedule while aiming to snap an October defeat streak stretching back to 1927. The 72-man squad includes returning lettermen and several 1928 standouts as spring practice raises hopes for a stronger defense and revamped line.
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Merry Kipke
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Hartman
Sear
Wille Treaton, Jr
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Warez
Harvard
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Ihio States
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Dallas Steers Acquire Two Infielders for 392000
Dallas Maine Teewes announce the purchase of Ernie Norman third baseman and Hiewart second baseman from Shreveport by Seb Tarleton of Whelming Steers. The two players will join Dallas for the Texas league race next year. Deal totals 392 000.
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Dallas
Ernie Norman
Gene Moore Sold by Dallas for 15000
Gene Moore, an outfielder from Columbus in the American Association, was sold by Dallas for about 15000 dollars. Manager Bob Tarleton stated Moore would not be under option and that the amount involved was slightly under fifteen thousand.
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Dallas
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Che
Dallan
Columbus American Association
Bob Tarleton
Frame
Moore
Sophomore Wrestler Dies After California Bout
In San Francisco a University of California wrestling meet ended tragically when sophomore George Yarhingnaga, 21, collapsed after a fall. He died following an emergency operation.
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Fair Gridiorn Game Scheduled at New State Air Park
Details for the intersectional football game set for October 18 at the new state air park stadium in Dallas. Officials from Oklahoma and Texas discuss the non conference match with athletic directors Gross and Eagle and former Lougharn director Ettinger. Estimated attendance surpasses 30000.
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New State Air Park
Lexus
Oklahoma Stere
Tul Gross
Oklahoma University
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Texas
H. J. Ettinger
Lougharn Athletics
SMU Team to Begin Practice Wednesday
SMU football prepares for first workout under Coach Ray Morrison on September 10 at Dallas. The team, aiming to build early momentum, will focus on conditioning and basic drills after a long off-season.
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Dallar
Southern Methodist
Univ Ties
Ray Morrison
AL G
Nolie Deine Rainery Wess
Han
Furniture Men Close Season With Split Doubleheader
The Furniture team split a Sunday doubleheader with the Mexican All Star on Dank Street, dropping game one 65 and taking game two 2 1 to end their baseball season.
Star Gazing Anunciated Frese
Rey Moss and Glen Weight, Rob Iins Former held Phillies to four hits to win that come of double her latter connected for five helurings day two of them dour es.
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Frese
Rey Moss
Glen Weight
Rob
Phillies
Western Association Playoff Ties Up In Independence
The seventh game of the Western Association championship between Joplin and Independence is set for Independence tonight if the grounds permit. Last night’s game was postponed due to rain as the series reaches a crucial ninth game with three wins by Ench teat inns.
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Vetern Association
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Joplin
Independence
Ench Teat Ins
Allen Academy grid team starts Monday drills
Allen Academy grid squad with 12 lettermen returns and will begin training September 15 under coach T. Pony Vison in preparation for their first game September 20. Wilson said his prospects were good.
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Allen Academy
Dryan
Texas
AL Ten Academy
Pony" Vson
Wilson
Gravelmen Practice for Corpus Contest at San Pedro Park
The Dave Lehr Gravelmen will firag the at & o'clock Wednesday and Friday afternoons on the San Pedro park diamond to prepare for their game with Aarhus Christi Sundays. Last Sunday they lost to the Cas ltravitte Indiana by 1.
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Corpus
Dave Lehr
At & O'Clock
Eriday
San Pedro Park
Aarhus Christi
Cas Ltravitte Indiana
Carnera Knocks Out McCarthy in Second Round Bout
Primo Carnera defeated Pat McCarthy of Boston by knockout in the second round of a 10 round bout in Newark New Jersey. A crushing right to the jaw ended the fight after McCarthy was knocked down twice in the round. Carnera weighed 205 pounds while McCarthy weighed around 214.
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Newark
N. J
Primo Carnera
Pat McCarthy
Boston
McCarthy
Carnera
McCerthy
Cleveland Girl Is Olympiad Dash Star
Cleveland teenager Ves Stella Walsh the United States sprint champion won the 100 meters in 12.6 seconds and the 200 meters in a time not recorded, with Schurrmann of Tolland finishing second in both events at the international women’s games in Cleveland.
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Stella Walsh
United States
Alonday
Doometer
Cleveland
Ohio
Schurrmann
Tolland
Los Angeles Open Meets January Golf Tournament
The sixth annual Los Angeles golf tournament will run January 9 to 11 at the Wilshire Country Club links. Los Angeles junior chamber of commerce President L D Owen announced the event yesterday. Local standings and team results related to the Pacific Coast League appear in the report.
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