Kowalik Faces Bucs In Tuesday Night Texas League Open
Galveston Buccaneers visit San Antonio for the opening game of a seven game series at Tech Field. Kowaluk Fa bijan Kowauk is slated to start against Galveston with Thormablen expected to be the first hurler for the visitors as manager Severeid repeats the rotation used against Houston. Tickets for the decisive playoff push will be honored from the previous game and a coin toss determined the opening game winner.
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Galveston Buccaneers
Hank
Fabian Kowauk
Houston
San Antonio
Missions
Teo Field
Galveston
Dallas
Tech Field
Sams
Fen Antocio
J. Alvin Gardner
Roy J. Koehler
Pallas
Mipped & Coit
Koehler
Coles
Gardner
Sears
Kober
Basil
Ballenfoot
Speoh
Techfield
Severeld
Pid Purdy
Buccaneers
Purdy
Severeid
Keith Mcleewarth
Palveston Gare
Irs Hutchinson
Jeace
Sa Antonio
Autohinson
Brewer
Vance
T Llas
Semaire
Molesworth
Reed
Whee Sineles
Goldfere
Nap. AS
AL OA. B. Tienkereper
Honur
DRG Trenmett
Willman
Feou2rags van
Domanrds
AA Wernabe
Fondo Writhend
Kiehar
Trin
Junnard
Esenth
Fateston
AE Matera
Malra
Dixie series hopes spark in San Antonio club
Souvenir Dixie series program in preparation by San Antonio haze Club. Fred Johnson leads Southern Association pitchers this season. Galveston game highlights and playoff info follow with details on Lee Stebbins Carey Selph and local timing. Memphis and New Orleans clash for SA title as Johnson notches 22nd win in dramatic finish. Frank Orum Waddell tops the league batting race with 801 average, followed by Richbourg Knoxville and others.
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San Antonio
Rudie Vogt
New Orleans
Missions
Fred Johnson
Hub Northen
New York Giants
Southern Association
San Antonio Houston
St. Mary's Street
Lée Stebbins
Carey Selph
Houston Pilot
Lee
Stebbins
Houston
Selph
Baid
Memphis
New Orleans Pelicans
Memphis Daicks
Fellcans
Johnson
Pets
Frank Orum Waddell
Chattanoopa
Richbourg
Nashville
Alington
Knoxville
Travis
Chattanooga
Wright
Little Rock
Army fights unafffected by post boxing card at Fort Sam
Captain O'Rourke says the scheduled boxing program at Fort Sam Houston will proceed despite a separate San Antonio Galveston baseball game that same night. Willard Brown of Texas and O Castillo of San Antonio organize the card, with Maxie Rosenbloom vs Chuck Burna eyed for a Sept. fight. Captain Q'Hair seeks Stribling to back a 10 round bout and may contact Slepsie Rosenbloom.
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Edgar Chaif
Fort Sam Houston
Willard Brown
Tes
O. Castillo
San Antonio
Galveston
O'Ruir
8 Mob
Quair
Maxie Rosenbloom
Chuck Burna
Hans
Houston
Q’hair
W. L
Young") Stribling
Georgia
Georgia Peach
Slepsie Maxie
LEADERS By the Associated Press National League Leaders
National League batting and pitching leaders listed with names such as Klein Philadelphia and Martin St. Louis Cardinals. Top hitters include Klein and Vaughan while pitching leads mention Grove Athletics and Whitfield Senators. Multiple players from Phillies Cardinals Pirates Yankees and Browns noted with totals like 377 for Klein and 473 for Martin.
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National League
Klein
Phiilies
Davie
Phillies
Martin
Cardinals
Ott Grante
Imi Klein
Grants
Martin Cardinale
Klein Phillies
Medlwick
Vaughan
Pirates
Waner
Piralt
Momervna
Pills
Berrer Braven
Mertin
Frisch
Cantwell
Braves
Equelly
Ite
Yankee
Buna
Gebrie
Poke
Fors Athletica
Athletics
Gehrlic
Yankees
Tun Navns
Simmona
White Sox
Burnin
Browns
Ros
Tiners
Eliere Avaritl
Cadiang
Munual
Senators
Paxs
Huth
Biden Tagen Walker
Tier
Chapman Yankaea
Grove
Whiteltjl
No Football for Schoolboys Urged by KU Director
Lawrence Kan Sept 11 University of Kansas athletic director Dr F C Allen urged that grade schoolboys and freshmen and sophomores in high school be barred from football due to injury risk. He proposed replacing football with soccer for younger players and called for action by the American Playground Association and the National Federation of High School Athletic Secretaries. He noted that varsity candidates at Kansas will receive physical and X ray heart and lung exams this season.
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Kan
F.C. Allen
University of Kansas
American Playground Association
National Federation of High School Athletic Secretaries
Allen
Marvin A. Stevens
Yale University
Kansas Fhorouch
Motorcycles Resume Meet at Harldale Speedway
The Sam Passar trophy race opens at Harldale motorcycle speedway after weather delays. Four race meets determine the silver trophy winner with a bronze consolation prize. Rebuilt machines promise speed as old favorites like Pab Pursley return alongside Billy Pinger and Don Smith in a 14 race program plus a special match race. Opening gun at 8:15.
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Sam Passar
Harlahdale
Pab Pursley
Dallas
Billy Pinger
A. M. A. Umeeld
Don Smith
Prison Tigers Triumph in Ball Game Spree
In Huntsville Texas on September 11 the prison Tigers defeated Crockett in a fareball game marked by heavy hitting. The Tigers won 17 games this season after a strong performance while their pitchers limited opponents to a few runs.
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Huntsville
Texas
Glale Prison Tigers
Sun- Gay
Crockett
Fila
Tha Tigers
Hia Mater
Amatrong
Pitelar
Tigers
Abe Dart
Cubs Seen Winning Pennant As Pitchers Shine
Baseball writers credit the Chicago Cubs with strong pennant chances behind pitchers Warnecke Root and Toning and catcher Gehdy Herteth. Dolph Camilli homered for Chicago as they beat Philadelphia 4 0 and moved to second place behind the Giants, while the Reds and Braves stumble in other NL games. In the American League, the Yankees narrow Washington’s edge with victories over Detroit as Hal Newhouser?
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Sept. N—Cns
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Diamond
Cubs
Warnecke
Root
Toning
Gehdy Herteth
Tinning
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Bruins
Dolph Camills
Gayeman
Sacramento
Jesque
John Berry
Chicago
Fittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Ar Hubbell
New Yorkers
Fred Filssimmons
Reds
Hal Schumacher
Frank O'Dowpvnch
Ott
Frankhouse
Boston Braves
Bil Hallahan
Braves
Bt Louis
Smith
Cardinals
Nix's400 Horse Sees a 15000 Winnings Accent
Jimmy Nix of San Antonio reports his $400 horse Gay World has won around 15000 in winnings after a Chicago Derby victory at Arlington Park. The horse, bought cheap from stockyards stock and once racing too young, was turned into shape and shipped from Fairmount to Agua Culture before victories.
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Gan Antonio
Chicago
Arlington Park
Chisago
Nix
St. Louis
Bo Nix
Agua Culture
Mr. Khayyam
Dimmy
Fairmount
TMI Works Hard to Get Academic Title Again
The TMI Panthers women face a tough task to regain the Southwest Academic League crown as they return to practice. New and returning players fill key roles including Jarvis Jones at QB and Foxy Goodwin at end while coach Miller plugs linemen from the Cadets and transfers. Three-week schedule includes Harlandale Central Catholic St Anthony's with more games planned against Alamo Heights Edison and Victoria High.
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T. M.Z. Panthers
Seagus
J. Hines
Hammer and Tonge
Miller
Graham
Dimaline
Foxy
Mutterl
Billy Watt
Walter Steves
John Frost
Leteter
Ray Landgraf
Panthers
Harlandale
Central Catholic
St. Anthony's
Peacock
Alamo Heights
Edison Land Victoria High
Western loop in hot windup sports chaos continues
With the regular Western league schedule nearly finished, Topeka Springfield and Des Moines fight for second half chances. The Senators swept Springfield to take a one game lead over the Cardinals, while the Demons closed in half a game behind Topeka. The final series pits the Cardinals against the Saints as Topeka meets Joplin and the Demons face the Oilers. Bartlesville closes with the Packers.
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Tare
Permant
Topeka
Springfield
Des Moines
Senators
Springfield Semes
Cardinals
Demons
Bartlesville
Topekans
Lille
Saints
Joplin
Oilers
Packers
Buffalo Wins Place in League Playoff
New York reports the Buffalo Bisons secured a spot in the International League playoffs by beating the Rochester Red Wings 6 to 2 in Buffalo, their final game of the season. Toronto Maple Leafs fell 5 to Montreal, leaving Buffalo two and a half games ahead in the northern division.
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New York
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester Red Wings
Toranto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Jeague
Toronto
Texas league championship race heats up for Missions
The column notes San Antonio rising from a 18 1 2 games back to contend with Dallas and Houston. Shaughnessy’s influence changes the balance as Houston, Dallas, and Galveston stumble in playoffs. Jorgens Hutchinson and Thormahlen emerged as key figures while injuries thin the Missions bullpen.
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Ripley
Missions
Lince
Shaughnessy
Houston
Dallas
Ocean Glen
Orville Jorgens
Ara Hotchinson
Hank Thormahien
Galveston
Darrow
Jorgens
Hutchinson
Moore
Frank
Promoters Inspectors and Examiners Named in State Boxing List
A September 11 entry by Texas labor commissioner Jack Flynn lists licensed promoters inspectors and medical examiners under the state boxing law. Names cover cities including Wichita Falls Temple Taylor Elks San Antonio Victoria Pampa Ranger Corsicana Bryan Breckenridge Marshall and many others with doctors Henry Celaya and W A King among those listed in San Antonio.
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Austin
Jeck Flynn
Henry Celaya
W. 4. King
San Antonio
J. Glenn Groves
Wichita Falls
Pilerim
Temple
George B. Peeler
Taylor
Alexia Loge
Elks
M. Thieiman
McKinney
W. T. Barkett
Naarshall
American Legion
Victoria
George Merkle
L. L. B. Hover
Victora
Lee Atwein
G. Gernert
Ed P. Reidel
San Aneelo
R. G C. Sturgeon
Pampa
G. A Murphy
Ranger
L. Q. Linson
Palteint
Fred Ganter
McAllen
J. A. Marr
Corsicana
Beckwith
Bryan
W. H. Francis
Borgeri
C. H. Deere
Breckenridge
W. E. Willis
Marshall
Doctors
John Fetchner
Wichita Fails
J. ¥. Dopkins
C. L. Powers
Pemple
Edmond Doak
John T. Elder
San Ang
Liano Wins First Playoff Game In Bill Country Baseball
UANG Texas September 21 Bland defeated Magen seven to five in the first playoff game to decide the league championship. Liano captured the first half title while Mason held the second. The next game will determine the winner next Sunday. Mason threatened in the ninth with runners on first and third and a liner is caught by Fats Hotherly at second to end the game.
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Texas
Bland
Magen
Bill Country Baseball League
Liano
Mason
Mason Nest
Tiner
Fats” Hotherly
Gumner
Fairland Farmers Open Season With Victory At Concepcion Park
In a Sunday opener of the new NBA Winter Baseball League Fairland Hill Farm defeated Bourgeois Transfermen 6 to 2 at Concepcion Park. Pitcher George Meehan struck out 14 Transfermen while veteran Zin Myler fanned nine. Batteries Pairland Meehan and Overstreet.
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NBA
America
Concepcion Park
Fairland Hill
George Meehan
Peirlord
Zin" Myler
Pairland—Meehen
Overstreet
Claims Outboard Mark In Missouri River Run
A Boonville Missouri man Art Bauerberg reportedly sent a 14 horse power outboard motorboat along the Missouri River on Sunday achieving an average speed of several miles per hour and claiming a world record for a boat of that type. The claim challenges a record held by W W Farrott of Tunna Oklahoma.
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Boonville
Art Bauerberg
Ob. Lauln
Missouri River
W. W. Fvarott
Tuma
Okla
Maine Casts Heavy Ballot For Repeal Delegates
Portland voters cast early ballots to select delegates to a state convention on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and answer four referenda. Anti repeal leaders warned of a potential shift away from prohibition after more than 95 years. Polls opened at 6 am and closed times varied by locality.
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Portland
Nnc
Aero Ward
Maine
Colorado
Minnesota
Maryland
Fort Brown Repairs and Ringgold Fort Damage Report
The Eighth Corps area reports $1390 allotted for repair work at Fort Ringgold and Fort Brown in the Brownsville area. Fort Brown’s status after the hurricane has been referred to the war department with orders expected Monday regarding its condition and repairs.
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Fort Brat Brownsville
Eighth Corps
Fort Bam Houston
Fort Ringgol Rilo Grande City
Fort Brown
War Department
Tennis Title Headlines From Forest Hills and Beyond
Perry defeats Crawford for American singles, 6 3 11 13 4 6 60 6 1. Aldley beats Francis to win Middle States, Herron and Bonnie Miller take national girls title. Various regional track and field, racing, rowing, and golf results across New York, New Hampshire, Illinois, and beyond.
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Forest Hills
Perry
Grawford
Philadelphia
John Aldley
Aline Francis
Bonnie Willer
Frances Herron
Shooting practice yields low score on Welmore road range
In a Sunday morning drill at Welmore road range, shooters Denn Jed the Liberts Tislel and Bile club posted a total of 3 points from 100 possible, reflecting a rough session with limited accuracy.
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Denn Jed
Liberts Tislel
Bile
Welmore Road
Weltens Final Postponed In Waco Tennis Showdown
Bertram Weltens of San Antonio was to meet Doc Barr of Dallas in the Central Texas men’s singles final in Waco but the match was postponed to next weekend due to heavy rains. UT’s Weltens and Starting Williams to play Dallas pair Marr and Jimmy Maiddax for doubles title.
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