Jefferson Mustangs Lose Backfield Star to Injury
Warren Alee, slated for a regular backfield role on the Thomas Jefferson eleven, suffered a leg injury likely sidelining him for the season. Coach Hamilton plans a reduced squad of about 40 by Thursday, with 20 on the first unit, as he prepares the Mustangs for the September 21 opener against Georgetown. Kellam at Breckenridge faces similar backfield and punting concerns ahead of a September 22 opener with Sam Houston. Buffaloes nickname confirmed for Tech team after eligibility issues surrounding captain Ed Elmendorf.
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Grid Gossip Fort Worth Football Notes Sept 12
Fort Worth reports from INS on Sept 12 cover football practice across colleges. Texas Christian loses Woodson Armes and Slaton to returnees. Baylor, Rice, Southern Methodist, and others conduct workouts as coaches refine offenses and depth.
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Cuban congress extends borders of Cuba to include United States
A garbled 1927 note reports an improbable claim that the Cuban Congress extended Cuba’s borders to include the United States. No verifiable details or sources are provided.
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The Frisco Route and Its Transcontinental Quest
Yesterday's Explanations discuss the St Louis San Francisco railway built amid fierce competition for a premier transcontinental route. Once reaching Kansas City and other western cities, the nearest end to San Francisco remains Ellsworth, Kansas, about 1500 miles away. A cartoon inquiry offer invites letters to Ripley for questions about the Believe It or Not cartoon.
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Among the Bowlers Automobiles Tenpin League Victors
The St Lana Sprines clinched the pennant on the San Antonio lanes defeating Rockne in a three game set. Rockne led the series with 907 in one game while Herder Gold and others posted strong marks. Final night action saw Southland Greystwin and Detoinger lead high scores, with Fire Chiefs and other teams recording key wins in a crowded schedule.
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Australia and United States tennis exhibition in Lake Forest
Exhibition series on the Continental courts Lake Forest Michigan features Frank Shields and Lester Stoffen for the U S team against Australia led by Vivian McGrath Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist. Two day program includes two singles and one doubles each afternoon with a schedule of four singles and two doubles matches.
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Westmorland Broncs hold camp ahead of October opener
Homer Adams, Western college coach, led 52 candidates to a training camp on the Medhie River forty miles north of San Antonio. The group will stay a week, returning Saturday, with Adams and Bob Myetra overseeing drills. Adams expects to field the squad in prime condition for the October 12 season opener.
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Par Smashing Golf Goes On At Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati report on the Kenwood held forty 38-hole qualifying rounds for the United States Amateur Championship. Ross Somerville of Canada and Jack Munger Jr. of Dallas opened with 70s. Ernie Caldwell led with 74-72 for 38 holes. Scores suggest a possible record low qualifying as 150 may be needed for the match play cutoff.
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Babe Didrikson to Lead Girls Basketball Tour in St Louis
Mihired Babe Nidrikson will head a girls basketball team on tour beginning in late November in St Louis. Ray Dean of the House of David baseball team announced Monday that he signed to manage Babe's future sports activities and contract outlines the tour and related engagements.
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Unclear fragmentary sports item with players and teams
A garbled report outlines a baseball or football game with numerous players and clubs mentioned in passing. Several names appear scattered, including Burrell, Moralee, Draper, and My Cuba, alongside references to Ivy, Farrell Brothers, and others, but the exact sport, teams, score, and date are unreadable.
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Young Texan Prays San Stays Out for Tourney
A Dallas boy, 13 or 14, named Munger, heads to Kenwood for his first major amateur golf championship. He wears thick glasses and fears rain threatening his vision, hoping clearer weather to compete. His background includes prep at Hitschon and plans for Princeton, with past wins as interscholastic champion.
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Maverick Cubs Beat Lions In Twin Bill Thriller
Maverick Cubs overwhelm their foes in a doubleheader with scores 7-4 and 7-8. Pitchers Daalur and Afelgat earned the wins, with key hits from Calhan Suller and Ramos. Lions fielded Ciba but fell twice as Maverick’s offense produced runs in tight games. Summary lists Acosta Morales Arellano and others with multiple hits and RBIs, while Ybarra and Praile pitched for the Lions.
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Duck season bag limits cut in most states
Washington reports the agriculture department announced tighter limits on waterfowl in most states due to scarcity. Ducks, geese, coot and jacksnipe seasons are shortened to two months with a 12 duck daily bag limit, eight of which may be certain species. Possession limits drop to 24 for ducks and 18 for certain species. A windcock possession rule rises to 12. Open seasons vary by region and date.
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Race Track Loiterer Haled Into Court
New York police say Blaney J Brown of Plainfield New Jersey faced Lynbrook Long Island court appearance on September 13 after being accused of loitering around Dixiana stables at Helawal Park on September 5. Trainer Clyde van Buuren reported a stranger tried to enter the Gee Tee Dixiana stable where the horse was quartered.
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Shields Likely to Win No.1 US Ranking in Tennis
New York reports Frank Shields, dominant at Forest Hills, appears set to take the No.1 ranking in the U S Lawn Tennis Association. Grother contenders include Forest Hills rivals Hill and Hines with Mangin, Seabright, Grant, Wood and Lot among the hopefuls for top ten status.
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Alamo Boat Club Sets 90-Day Member Drive
The Alamo Boat Club will launch a 90 day membership drive at the regular Tuesday meeting at M. J. Rock 210 Betty Jean Street. Members will discuss a boat meeting at Midina Lake on Sunday September 2 and the member who signs the most new members will win an engraved loving cup.
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