Rattlers Begin Final Drive Thursday
Coach Frank Bridges sharpens St Marys football squad with morning fundamentals and lineup tweaks. Johnny Williams shifts to halfback while RU Irwin becomes center. Williams and Irwin swap on defense. Francis Viverette moves from pack to starting guard as lineup firmed for Calif trip to face Dans of Bank Franciscs. Team plans workouts in Van Horn, Tucson, San Diego, and likely Santa Barbara before Friday departure.
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Atlanta
Henry Culley
Santa Barbara
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Ferry
Engeland
Bowling Fraternal League Trials At Grand Theater
Fraternal League kicks off Friday night at the New Grand Theater with eight teams from Woodwell World and two each from Hammonia Fudge and Siemer Lug Jodee. Matches feature WO. W. clubs traveling to Travia and Soncetlie, plus scores and lineups from Broadway Walker League and other groups as teams clash in opening rounds.
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Travia
Soncetlie
Sa Laneravia Ie
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Haz
Legacy of Leyden Doctor Triggers Auction Scramble
A 17th century physician Herman Buetlaave of Leyden Holland famed for dietetic therapy left a sealed 100part manuscript The Onliest and Deepest Secret of the Medical Art Its auction sparked a heated scramble and an admirer claimed the opening claiming pages reveal cryptic notes about medicines and cures The buyer promised to respond to inquiries about the cartoons and Believe It or Not in a stamped envelope
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Drepest Medical Secrel
Herman Buetlaave
Leyden
Holland
Seven Freeman Horses To Show at Centennial
Leisure Hour farms presents seven Freeman horses to compete at Centennial exhibition. From Dallas to Fort Worth and onward, stars include Leisure Hour Parade, Enchanting Dawn, Belle De Lae, Night Alarm, Leisure Hour Belle, Midnight Star, and Kitty Lightror. Trainer Frank Heath reports fresh talents and planned appearances in Dallas, Fort Worth, and later circuits through fall and winter.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Miss Freeman
Frank Heathmat
Kentucky
Teess
Janus
Dixiana Farms
Levington
Night Alarm
Midnight Star
Fort Worl
Jm March
Kitty Lightror
North Texas
Lely
RM. Friedrich
San Antonio
Star jockey Elston dies by own action in Louisville broil
In Louisville six years after a near fatal spill, former top rider Star Jock Elston was found dead by suicide with bullet wounds to the forehead and chest. Once a leading centreman in the Middle West, he rose under Roscoe Goose then the Whitney stable but declined after a 1931 spill at Letonia. His earnings were estimated around 130 to 350 thousand dollars.
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Letonia
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Louisvilie
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Whitney
Light Newsies Set for Grid Season
The Ligne newsies football squad opens next week and seeks games with 138-pound teams, notably Riverside Kal and the Yellowjackets. For information call Charile at G-1762 before 4 p.m. Prospective Newse 365 members include Levana Gaetro Gatare Cobb Silva Gruz Rios Padidilla Cabido Falinaz Gonzales Amero and Chzpa.
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Duck Hunters Warned on Sharp Eyes and Regulations
Washington Sept 10 A federal notice tightens waterfowl rules marking the Atlantic brant and other migratory birds as protected. The Biological Survey warns hunters to avoid these species and highlights recent declines in duck populations and the need for careful field observation.
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Cavalcade in Poor Showing at Narragansett Park
Cavalcade, the 32 year old 1994 champion, returned after 15 months with a satisfactory performance at Narragansett Park under George Woolf. Trainer Bob Smith plans a start in the Narragansett Special next Wednesday against Alfred Vanderbilt’s Discovery as Piccolo and Chancing also ran competitive races.
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Amateur Ball Doubleheader at Concepcion Park Sunday
Amateur League action features Alamo Painters and McDonald Hatters set for a 1 29 p m Sunday twin bill at Concepcion Park. Last Monday Hatters beat La Poplar Tigers and Indégendeny Red Sox won 6 to 4. action continues with preparatory workouts and a Met league title tilt noted in a dense, error‑ridden recap.
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Wrestler Plummer Triumphs With Knee in Raw Bout
chaotic match report describes Plummer defeating Humberto after a wild sequence of flying fists and knees. OConnor, Sun Jennings, and White also win in rough prelims as Bashara dominates Elitch and O'Connor corners Jennings in a tense card marked by spilled tape, kneestrikes, and referee interruptions.
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Cleveland Secures Pitcher Fischer From Buffalo
Buffalo International League reports send star left hander Carl Pischr to Cleveland after a shutout in the league semi final playoff. Pischr, who has 43 wins and 2 losses since June, previously pitched for Washington Detroit and the Chicago White Sox.
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East Texas League Adds St Paul Players
St Paul officials announced the purchase of Walter Paschal a second baseman and Ralph Pate a pitcher from Longview of the East Texas league. Paschal batted 330 this year with 18 wins and 13 losses and 180 strikeouts Pale pitched rights?er, won 18? and struck out 180 in the season.
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Walter Seeger
National Rifle Matches Conclude—Scores Tally at Camp Perry
At Camp Perry Ohio the final stage of the national individual smallbore match ended with high scorers. Henry J Adams from San Diego and others from Fort Jefferson and Washington posted 194 of 200 as 1854 entrants competed across 100 200 and 300 and 600 yard stages. The big team match opens Friday with shooters breaking camp.
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Walters Emery Marks Self Off List In Golf Championship
Walter Emery of Oklahoma City won a dramatic opening round at Garden City links as top players including Yates and Munger faced injuries. Walker Cup contenders Emery and White led a crowded field with notable names like Yates, Goodman, and Evans advancing amid a string of setbacks and surprise pairings.
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Joe Finck Stars in Polo Victory at Brackenridge Park
Joe Finck scored the winning goal in a Nye chukker polo match as the San Antonio Preebeoters, led by Howard Martingale and with riders Liewt Suddutti MOF Arnett and Pick, defeated San Anton's Polo Club at Brackenridge park. Hugh Fitzsimmons Semp Russ Lee Downs and O. G. Benhany played for the club. Matt Palmer refereed Geely Smith officiated. Wee spectator noted. next match slated Sunday at Stackenridge park.
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Baltimore and Buffalo Triumph in Semi Finals
In Rochester Baltimore Orioles edged Rochester Red Wings 4 to 2 in ten innings to take the opener of the best four out of seven International League playoffs. In Buffalo the Bisons defeated the Newark Bears 6 to 6 in the first game of the Governors’ Cup semi finals as starter Placher allowed seven hits.
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Central and Edison Meet Bears Football Schedule Preview
Central and Edison clash in a season preview with Ward leading the squad and captain Charles Draw at fullback. Key backs Sloute Holek and Du Bose expected to shine while end men Morris Barefield Jacoby Ray Hall anchor the line as Edison plots away games on the 1836 schedule featuring Central Catholic Luling Kerryville and Texas Military Institute among others.
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Barbers Hill Against Thompson Eyes Houston Fest Title
Houston September 10 01 Thompsons Gulf Orgirs face tense semi pro state tourney clash as Thompson clinches finals by beating Grand Prize four hit effort by Tommy Harr iatt Barbers Hill idle but guaranteed final spot with five straight wins. If Barbers Hill wins Thursday they claim title. Thompson must win doubleheader after Oilers loss to Barbers Hill 13 1.
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English sweep looms in U S tennis meet at Forest Hills
At Forest Hills New York on September 10 experts fear England will take both the men’s and women’s singles titles. Fred Perry and Gussy Slammers lead British challengers as American hopes, led by Gussie Reegener and Dorothy Bundy, face strong opposition in the quarterfinals and semifinals.
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Kellam Selected Proxy Leader in South West Texas Officials
Kellam LiMlid Kellam, city high school athletic director, is named proxy of grid officials for the Southwest Texas Football Officials Association. Frank Bridges Jr. of BL Mary’s becomes president. Joe Ward succeeds Martin as vice president. Earle English stays as secretary treasurer. Members late on dues face mailing delays.
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