Beaumont Nine Attacked Prompts Police Precautions
Beaumont players charged their bus was fired on after a Texas League game in Galveston. Police planned extra precautions for the Playor game Wednesday. Officials attributed the bus damage to a misfired shot fragment, not a bullet, while Galveston police noted prior incidents of vandalism. The Oklahoma City Glans face a playoff test after workouts as teams prepare for the series.
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Beaumont
Galveston
Jack Zeller
L. B. Maddox
Maddox
John Hime
Hime
Hoy
Steve Basil
Max Butcher
Beaumonters
Lorbeer
Red Phillips
Doc Hare
George Gil
Steve Larkin
Pat McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Standings from the American League Monday results
Detroit defeated Washington 5 to 4 while New York won 5 to 1 and Cleveland beat St. Louis 7 to 5 Philadelphia recorded a 1 run game Only three games were scheduled on the day reflecting early standings in the league with teams like Detroit New York Cleveland Washington St Louis Philadelphia active in fixtures
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Detroit
Washington
New York
Cleveland
St. Pours
Philadelphia
National League Monday Results and Rain Delays
Chicago two to two only. Philadelphia defeats St Lewis three one. New York plays Pittsburgh in rain. Three games were scheduled with weather affecting play and delays noted.
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Chicago
Ton
Philadelphia
St. Lewis
New York
Pittburgh
Where They Play American League and National League
Tuesday schedule lists Jay Tuesday Kiease at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York in the American League. National League games include Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Chicago at Pittsburgh New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at St Louis
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St. Louis Bee
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Jacklyn
Cincinnati
Bie
Jay
Kiease
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
National League
Chicaee
Brooklyn
Gincinnati
Ork
Thitspnikh
Eaaslonise
BE Lanivia
American Association Scores and Batter Lists From Night Games
In a brief rundown, Xansac City and Milwaukee report batting lineups with names like Smith Cauble Beil Morrl Madjeski Breese Kelp Eran Tauscher Hogan and Bratton Foth De tore Trow Hunter Ginafini Columities Andrews Histon Klinger Rube Gallivan Loven Steinz. Rain cancelled two games. Indianapolis and other teams posted mixed results as Pacific Coast League schedules note Los Angeles and Mission were involved with several games affected by weather. A three line classified ad offers cheap cancellation ad space for two dollars and ten cents.
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Xansac City
Minnewpona
Smith, Cauble
Beil
Morrl
Madjeski
Breese
Kelp
Eran
Tauscher
Hogan
Milwaukee
St_Paul
Bratton
Foth
de Tore
Trow
Hunter
Gina
Krakatoa Explosion Across the Globe and Its Aftermath
The Krakatoa eruption of August 1883 released vast dust and debris across the world. It hurled 250 billion cubic feet of material 17 miles high, colored sunsets persistently, and sent sound waves 3,000 miles to Hedirigues while 11,000 miles of sunwaves reached the English Channel. The event darkened the day globally and 34,600 people died.
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Krakatoa
Pula Rakaty
Sands
Sumatra
Java
Hedirigues
English Channel
Wheat and corn crop estimates released by USDA
Washington September estimates place US wheat at about 804.6 million bushels and corn at 2.185 billion bushels for the year, based on September 1 conditions. Month‑to‑month changes show wheat up from 607.9 million, corn down from 2.727 billion, with figures across oats durum and other crops reflecting varied shifts amid 1928–32 averages.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Sericulture
Ehime
Texas
Okishoma
Okinhara
Mexico Pullman Service Sought Between San Antonio and Durango
Joaquin Martinez Chavarria chief of customs at Piedras Negras petitions governors of Durango and Coahuila and local chambers to seek from National Railways of Mexico a direct Pullman service linking San Antonio with Durango. Beneficiaries include Eagle Pass Piedras Negras Allende Rosita Sabinas Monclova Munizquiz San Pedro Torreon and Durango capital. Chambers of Eagle Pass and San Antonio seek Southern Pacific cooperation.
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Eagle Pasa
Piedras Negras
Joaquin Martinez Chavarsia
Durango
Coahuila
Chambers of
National Railways of
Mexico
San Antonio
Allende
Rosita
Sabinas
Monclova
Munxquiz
San Pedro
Torreon
Caatuila
Southern Pacific
Citrus Trees Go In Valley Cleanup
Harlingen reports a federal state campaign to grub out and destroy over 100 000 non commercial citrus trees in the Imperial Valley area. Paul A Holdaie heads the entomology bureau with W R Heard and J M Alderdice supervising relief labor. One hundred fifty two men are employed and more will be hired as the drive continues. Workers target nursery stock and groves with growers able to request crews to grub trees.
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Harlingen
Department
Plans Ready for San Saba Rodeo
San Saba hosts the first annual rodeo at the old Fair park on September 33 and 14 with ample seating. The San Saba Volunteer Fire Department sponsors the event expected to draw hundreds from Texas ranch areas across two afternoons.
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San Saba Fair Park
Texas
Golfers honored at J C Chost sports night
San Antonio's national puphe inks team golf champions Lizut Ken Rogers Tom Lawrence Hal bert Grumbles eng Miller Campbell to be honored at 6 15 Tuesday at the Junior Chamber of Commerce sports night. Lt Rogers will present the Warren G Harding trophy to the junior chamber. The cup will be placed in the Brackenridge park club house. Roger Stokes will preside over the meeting with coaches and sports figures in attendance.
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Lizut
Ken Rogers
Tom Lawrence
Halbert Grumbles
Eng Miller Campbell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mitro Grit
Lietenant Rogers
Warren G. Harding
Brackenridge Park
National Association
Roger Stokes
Texas Amteur Athletic Federation
Inca
Winter softball schedule and results across divisions
The Minor division games set for Tuesday at San Pedro park include Brangan's Servic Stations versus Charles Mews Wear, Deklolays against Paul Anderson, St. Ehilby's Knights vs. Quartermaster Train, and San Antonis Body Company versus Jefferson Heights Butts. Major division games on Monday night were rained out. Progreso theater softball beat the Newsies 43. In Chicago at the national tournament, Phoenix strengthened its title bid with a 4 to 0 win over Cincinnati and a 5 to 0 semifinal victory over Milwaukee, with Hard choices in the women's bracket. The Lakeview squad at St. Louis opens the National Softball Association tournament, while Panhandle Refiners of Wichita Falls and other district champions qualify. Delgado Bears fall to Happy Hermits 5 to 1 at San Pedro park, with Hermits to play Balorada Cults Sunday.
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Uc Deklolays
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Balorada
Bell Likes SMU in Football By Felix McKnight
Dallas aligns SMU for a bold season with Matty Bell back as coach. A 42 man squad features 16 seniors and 27 sophomores, including eight ends and seven backs, led by Little Robert Wilson and Harry Shuford. Bell promises a passing attack and a quick, energetic team in the Southwestern Conference race.
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Matty" Bell
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Cotton
Retired Boxers and Local Football Shifts Highlight Old News
The piece notes Jack Shelton and Tommy Gary scheduling a September 17 bout at the Grand Opera House, promoter W. G. Forsythe, plus six thousand spectators at Gillespie County race days in Fredericksburg. It recalls Jack Dempsey’s potential exhibition at League Baseball Park, Beaufort, and Harry Ables’s San Antonio club. It also details 1920s Southern Methodist football changes, new staff including Vic Hurt, Charles Trigg, and captains Stewart, Bhuford, and Wetzel, with Mustangs aimed at Rice, TCU, and Texas in the conference race.
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Tommy Gary
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Grand Opera House
W. G. Forsythe
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San Antonio Baseball Club
Beaumont
League Park
Lisley
Mace Stewat
BU Tipton
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Truman Spain
J. G
Weisel
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Arthur Johnson
Bell
Ling Gutles
Vic Hurt
Charle Trigg
Hurt
Southern
Asei Ag
Trigg
Highland Park High School
Archery Club Meeting Set at New San Antonio Range
San Antonio Archery Club invites all members and archers to a 4 o clock meeting Sunday at the club’s new Argo avenue Devine road range. President Adrian Hines aims to enroll most of the 350 members in the area while reports show a good turnout with visitors and strong scores in roving and team shoots.
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Pomeroy
Mr. Villareal
Bill ‘Thrasher
J. D. Clarkson
Broadway
Thrasher
Karl Higgibotham
Adrian Hines
Hines
Clarkson
Higginbotham
Missions to play seven exhibition games in Mexico
A skeletonized San Antonio Mission club roster, bolstered by three guest players, sails Friday for seven exhibition games in Mexico. The tour includes five games over three days in Monterrey with additional matchups in Nuevo Laredo against Lasanta semi pro squad. Roy Brandenburger, assistant secretary, plans to join St Mary’s University later.
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Roy Brandenburger
Mission Club
Mexico
Monterrey
Nuevo Laredo
Lasanta
United States
Hel Wiltie
Ash Hildin
George Mills
Abe Miller
Dallas Warren
Dallas
Bub Stanton
Ray Flaskamper
Henderson West Dixie League
Charley Engle
Ray Grimes
Fort Worth
Larry Bettencourt
Sam Harshang
Debs Carms
Brandenburger
St. , Mary's University
Association Clubs Tied Up in Play-off
SPRINGFIELD Mo Sept 10 The neck and neck race between Ponca City and Springfield continued in the playoff as both teams entered the final round with three games. Ponca City rallied for a spectacular five run tenth to beat the Cardinals 7 to 2 while Springfield’s offense produced 15 singles off Roses as the Angels kept hits scattered.
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Ponca City
Spingfitid
Didehaly
Cardinals
Garett
Angels
Roses
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