Wright and Kellam named to Brackenridge coaching roles
Kellam, former Mission high coach, named to Wright Eiler’s Brackenridge high job. Riley to lead senior division football at Brackenridge and push equal athletic access for Mexican students. Assistant Puckett continues with Magle candidates as the district plans facilities and equipment upgrades.
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Wright
Toady") Riley
Ule Kellem
San Marcos
Mission High
Wright Eiler
Oid
Brackenridge Hightend
Kellam
Manor
West Side School
Main Avenue
Brackenridge High
Main
Brackenridge
Champioophin
Claude Kellam
Toady Riley
Brackenridge High School
Lohos
Shaky Spud Can’t Clinch Flag Yet In Streaky Play
In a packed double header at Athletic Park in Wichita Falls, Shreveport slips as Gallaway's Spacers rest stars amid Country League action. Antonio Todinas host features a tense race with teams like Lanisigni and Steers, while Roy Finare’s homer and late rallies shape a scoreful day across multiple matchups.
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Gayle Talbot JR
Dre Sports Weiler
Moistire
Wiehitg Falls
Dim Gallaway
Spuideryite
Antonio Todinas
Ani
Tolesa
Oilers
Shelon
Sw Antone
Sheeveport
Tivk Mirlore
Sescerdas
Ak Hstell
Whelan
Necault
Morrell
Shippers
Patmé
Tt Steers
Houston
Rutfa
Ginener
Althanzh
Ue Rana
Roy Finare
Patel
Randy Moéré
Cubs
Fort Worth
Bert Cotter Breaks Arm in Controversial Ring Bout
Bert Cotter sustained a broken arm in the first round while boxing Dan Netherlin at a benefit in San Pedro to aid Raz Alatare’s widow. A $35 collection funded expenses. Other bouts produced draws and decisions as Johnny and Stendy Simpson, Jack Jeague, Brooks Hooper, and Joe Barrera competed. no admission fee was recorded as crowd offerings supported the event.
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Bert Cotter
Prige
Southern Pacific
Gavr Qin Cervicts
San Pedro
Raz Alatare
New Iberia
Whhich Colter
Dan Netherelin
Ae Foliates
Johnny and
Stendy Simpenn
Jack Jeague
Jack Avalon
Hrooks Hooper
Joe Barrera
Paul Vasquez
Willie Ortiz
Mike Delando
Alartin Manns
Tommy Vench
Jimmy O'Belen
Mercy Montez
Jack Naylor
Waceeia
National League Baseball Schedule Highlights. Mixed Team Matchups
National League play lists numerous Tuesday contests across venues including Braymont Shieravents Haueror at Dalla Waco Port Waca. American League mentions Philadelphia Boston Detroit Washington New York Cincinnati and Cleveland Chicago with several two game series noted.
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Cipe
Philadelphie
Snead
New York
Seressee
Cleveland
Tauls
Detroit
Ernen
Abd Chiruga
Boston
Endus'n Wialta
Teston
Loule
Ehtearo
Warhiorten
Datral
Turaday
Ae Lene
Fan Abtenio
Ricoklen
Blilaburan
Cincinnati
Washington
Chicago
Levla
Miss Hicks Delivers Lead In Derby Round
Chicago bulletin reports 18-year-old Helen Tlicka from Inwood Long Island led after the second round of the Western Women's Golf Association Derby medal play event. Miss Hicks shot 37 on the front nine and 40 back for 77 to take a four-stroke lead over rivals including Austin Por Duer, Mina Lee Sida, and Mina. Melvin Jones and Mrs Gregg Lilac were among tied third-place contenders.
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Chicago
GFI
Helen Tlicka
Inwood
Long Island
Homa Folke
Western Women's Golf Association
Miay Hicks
Flemsmore Countey Club
Hota
Fira
Austin Pordue
Flibbing
Mina
Mra
Lee Sida
Mia
Melvin
Virginia van
Frances Radtoid
Milwaukee
Bernice Wall
Ishkosh
Wis
Gertrude Toothby
Rochester
Minn
Mia. J. el
Indig
Tampa
Fla
Castroville Indians Top Pennzoilers in Four to One Win
Castroville Indians defeated the Pennzoilers four to one on the Anatroville diamond. Beidiger pitched, Endines batters reached twice, Koch Mo Boe and Schneider with two-base hits. Rogers had the lone RBI for the losers. Indians set to face Henry White Sox next Sunday at home.
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Etaink
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Anatroville
Theidiger
Koch Mo Boe
Beidiger Ha la Schneider
Rogers
Dallas
Houston
Marly
Miler
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Tavice
Bailey
Muaneviea
Tosa
Dalas
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Rose
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Iene i
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Tose
Tolland
Altehed Halt
Huliant
Befiom Bares
Thuston
Fatter
E Trinpires
Lar
Jonrelty Snd
Hallan
Clubs Discuss Details for Big Series
VPI representatives of American and National League clubs met with baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis to discuss plans for a potential world series. Philadelphia Athletic and Cubs delegates showed the strongest interest, with other NL and AL clubs still mathematically alive. First two games of the champion Phillies series were to be at Wrigley Field with subsequent games at the American League champion’s park. Details on tickets and game times were to be decided.
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Chicago
VPI
Kenesaw Mountain Lands
Philadelphis Athletic
Cubs
Gamta
Tittsburgh
New York
Cleveland
Efill
Wrigley Tid
Veto
Sale of Parker Parry nets Shreveport outfielder
Parker Parry, outfielder, is sold to Shreveport from Selma Cloverleaf after leading the league with 14 home runs. This marks Selma’s second player sale in a week, following Ben Snuker’s move to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Stoaa
Parker Parry
Shreveport Elnh
Olfielila
Selma Clover Tela
Perry
Jist Peasy
Nirision
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Percy
Shreveport
Selma
Ben Snuker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mexico University To Play Louisiana University Match
International interlace football games are planned between Mexico and Louisiana College in Mexico City on October. Officials said a group of 22 will travel by rail to Brownsville and then fly to the Mexican capital. The event marks another instance of football ties expanding under wartime constraints.
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Alexandria
Mexico
United States
O¢kober
Louisiana College
University of Mexica
Mexica
Tanine Iann Cnallege
Rir
Chicago Pro Bears Sign More Stars
A six girl centers unit joins the Chicago Bears of the National Pro Football League. Bert Pearson, formerly of the Kane Aggies, captains the team, and Harry Richman, from the University of Mianit, is noted as a standout member of the Thni Tig Ten championship eleven.
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Ormicaco
Bert Pearson
Kane Aggies
Harry Richman
University of Mianit
Chicago Bear
Pearson
Instrenson
Richman
Major League Baseball Leaders and Players Listed
A garbled 20th century style listing mixes MLB leaders and players by team and position. Names like Payer ani Sluis- Dayal Herman Hrecklyn Terry and teams such as New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago appear amid scattered statistics and affiliations, reflecting a press wire summary of player standings and departmental roles.
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Payer
Dayal
Army Swaps Its Somber Jerseys for Gold Glory
Army unveils new gold and black jerseys as Coach Biff Jones builds a machine-like team for 1928 season. Cadets aim to meet Boston University and other opponents, with key players Keener Cagle, Messinger, Carlanrk and Murrell vying for roles.
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Army
West Point
Middle West
Hull
Trun
Klock
Boston University
Yettysburg
Davidson
Harvard
Yale
South Dakota
Ilinois
Dickinson
Ohio Wesleyan
Notry Date
Stanford
Nemy Hag
Anestron Spienyus Guch
Army Eleven
Biff Jones
Cagle
Hank
Hornsby Shoots for Top In Major Hit Scramble
New York dispatch notes Lefty O’Doul is seen as a top star while Frank J. O’Wal and Lloyd Caves Herman are contenders in the major hitting scramble. Hornsby closes gap, moving within reach of 300, gaining 26 points in two weeks as O’Dow and Herman stay in the elite group.
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Hornsby
Top
Henry Tn
New York
Lefty O'Doulehe
Nrarvely
Frank J. O'lwal
Lloyd Caves Herman
Phong
Ani
Ghouhl
Mwlemore
Engere Torney
Erawu
O'Doul
Herman
Eferman
Hammonds and Muhl to Meet in Wrestling Card
Ralph Barmords, heading to Dallas to secure Flach Nichols for the middleweight title bid, reports a bout with local wrestler 150-ronnit in the main event. Demetri, the Greek standout who defeated Micka Leashast last week, will face Yrild cat Stephens in the other top bout of Friday’s Garrett show.
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Ralph Barmords
Uallas
Flach Nichols
Bonte
Kent
arerAnger
Ronnit Uallaa
Garrett Liv'a
First Soccer Practice Match Planned for Sunday
The Mexico Soccer league schedules its first practice game at San Peden field this Sunday. Monterey, the 1928 champions, and Atlay club, runner-up, are set to compete. A meeting will be held Tuesday night at the chamber of commerce to organize team representation.
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Mexico
San Peden
Yo Arther
Monterey
Atlay Club
Chamber of Commerce
Five Thousand Dollar Flag Fund For Spudders
Wichita Falls Tex Sept 1 A $5000 fund is being started by local baseball fans for the Spudders in case they win the Texas league pennant and enter the district series If they win the pennant the fund will be doubled Contributions totaled $403 after the first day of the campaign
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Wichita Falls
Texsa
Te Spudders
Sonnenberg's Tackle Hold Inspected Again
In Kansas City on September 1 the Mlavoni Athletic Council will sit ringside for a headline match between Dynamite Gay and Stanley Stasiak. The bout tests Sonnenberg’s flying tackle and may see disqualification if the move is ruled a deliberate butt under the newly adopted wrestling code.
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Kansas City
Mlavoni
Suan Uberg
Stanley Stasiak
Aie de Vole
Neaf
Penbiotts
We Commission
Hay
Canton and Quincy to open Class B series in Middle West tilt
Canton Terriers from the Center League meet Quincy in the first of a three game set for the Basin of the Castle Baseball championship. The Terriers hold a 3-5 season record while Quincy aims to rebound after a rough stretch. The series moves to Canton with games scheduled this week and Saturday action in Quincy.
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Canton
Ohio
Middle West
Canton Terriers
Ahtilles
Quincy
RIsko Fined for Charity Donation After Fight Verdict
Cleveland report says a $1000 fine goes to a charity fund following a boxing match controversy. The state boxing commission ruled that a head butt in the ninth round cost Johnny Kiska his chance at victory, with the related fine earmarked for Cleveland's needy through a community fund.
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Tofu
Commoanity Fund
Clevelnd
Miss Obelius to Buy Automobile in New York
Fragmentary notice states Miss Obelius will purchase an automobile in New York. A second fragment mentions Martha Noveling winning something in Toronto and planning to buy a car, but details are unclear.
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Obelius
Automobile
New York
Martha~ Noveling
Toronto
Ag Automobile
Sitkat Pins Zaharis in Mal Bout at Shroneport
In Shroneport Louisiana, Supt. 10. UP Dick Shikai henexweight writer defeated George Saharis in 30 minutes before one of the largest crowds at a match in two years.
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Sitkat
Zaharis
Shroneport
Shikai
George Saharis
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