Championship of Texas Regalia Boat Races at Medina Park
Trents-four tons of entries are already assured for the championship regalia boat races on Medina Park lake Saturday and Sunday. Boats from Houston Galveston Corpus Christi Floresville and San Antonio will compete for 1000 in prizes offered by the San Antonio Noah club. Chores Fy Barbera announced the official list with more relief in every mail Monstin Nick Kotue J. J. Harion and others named among entries.
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Huston
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TSA Broadasting Buff Spud Playoff Broadcast
A garbled radio notes seems to describe a broadcast about a playoff game involving Buff and Spud with references to baseball and a station plan to air the service. The readability is limited and key facts are unclear.
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TSA Broadcasting
Alamo Links Birdies In High Scoring Golf Round
A garbled report from the Alamo Links describes birdies by players including Hoffinng and Marsin ty with eagle by Hill and a long par six hole. Other names appear in broken form as the piece recounts a tense round with drives, putts, and late scoring twists.
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Alara
Ays
Ceorge Hoffinng
Thursdey
Vernon
AL Chauver
Marsin Ty
Hill
Ming
Cyntainn Wolker
Gilmore
Vicksburg Pulls Out Victory In Playoff Thriller
Vicksburg Hill Billies win 6 to 7 in a tense post season opener. Key moments include Tad Terman’s error on a steal that allowed Abbrecht to score, while pitchers and fielding players from Vicksburg and opponents are named among the late game standouts.
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Vicksburg
Vickebuirg
M _ Bept
Vesterlar
Tad
Terman
Abbrecht
Parker
Wier-hagger
Aseeratl
Searns
Cirwents
Sprnetland
Khirisan
Texans grid camps note strong backfield shifts and new guards
In notes from grid camps at Waxahachie and San Marcos, Texas, the Veinity Ligers and Trinity face shifts as backfield strength is bolstered. Kept are several lettermen and reserves vying for quarterback, halfback, and tackle spots, with coaches aiming to balance the line with new players and returning stars. The Texas conference race looms with a tough schedule including Kingsville Teachers, Nacogdoches Teachers, Abilene Christian, Denton Trackers, Southwestern, and Commerce Teachers, as teams jockey for position before October.
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Texas
Alort
Tigers
Walton
Viking
Trinity
Lore
Tracey Varneil
Corsicana
George Stodleck
San Attatia
Jost Sruxin
Clarence Vlowsard
Wace
Bhwood Teo
Mubbard
Kee
Winfork
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Fortz-Sistei
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Leltermen
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Arenam
le Reninier
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Sam Mauston
Callet
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Wasete
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Nacogdoches
Howard Tarne
Abilene Christian College
Thre
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Denton Trackers
Oyenrrow
Southwestern University
New
Commpere Teachers
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Wrestlers Clash In Brutal Bout At Windsor Hall
Promoter Sam Siegel opened a rough wrestling card at Windsor Hall. Dusek defeated Stangel after a lengthy, punishing 13 minute fall as blood stained the action. Lahtiala toppled Rob Davis in a heavyweight match while fans demanded more brutal heavyweights in future shows.
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Hays
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Sompazinen
Rady Lusek
Joy Blingel
Sam Siegel
Dusek
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Siz Renaten
Stangel
Lem Lahtiala
Rob Davis
Ith
Texas Longhorns Open Football Season At Coles
Texas arideters will meet Vanderbilt at Coles in the opening game of the season for the Longhorns. Colt Clyde Lite Wofield stars, with captain Sewell Emerson and others providing support. Practice outlines and scrimmages set the tone for late September.
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Arideters
Vanderbilt
Coles
Longhorns
Coch
Clyde Lite Wofield
Tonghorn
Seme Terry
T. Sewell
Ox” Emerson
Barons Take Early Lead in Southern Association Drama
fragmented OCR recounts a tense race in the Southern Association with the Barons, Memphia, and other teams competing for top position as the 1925 season nears end. It mentions Luther Roy and other players amid shifting standings and partial game notes.
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Wiringham Barons
Thor Ted
Southern Association
Memphia
Dobbsmeys
Luther Roy
Only Father Welcomes Hahn Home
The crowd that cheered Josh Hahn weeks ago was notably absent as he returned home. Only his father, T. Wal, met him at the station after Hahn’s earlier failures. he plans to repeal a training routine and awaits updates depending on conditions.
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Sal O Weel
Enis
Fe Grauid
Johnny McCoy Eyes Return to Entertain San Antonio Fans
Johnny McCoy, the Williken, hints at a comeback for San Antonio crowds. Now in Hut- taly, he says he is homesick for Say itera as winter nears and is willing to fight Leveho Vanebo or other newcomers. He notes seventeen fights since his last appearance here with three losses, one of which involved a title change.
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Williken
San Antoning
San Antonig
McCoy
Huttaly
NSI 3
Sayitera
Winter
Leveho
Vanebo
Bryan
Newsboy Brown
Tiliken
Glazner Returns to Spotlight in Big Show
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Glazner returning to a major event or competition. Mentions Washington, American, Mobile Southern association, and possible club movement. Text is garbled with names and dates challenging clarity.
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Witeher Clneles
Whitnes
Glsener
Washington
American Jengeib
Mobile Southern Pssociation Club
Coaner
Tiltnbarch
League Fights Big Ad Warren in North Carolina
Jack Teague of San Antonio heavyweight clashes with Brett Warren, a collegiate contender, Thursday night in Askertile North Carolina. The pairing, amid top level promotion, follows a letter from manager Carl Mostere. Masters and Sack tease a big audience Monday, with Kid Herman linked to a New York youth in the semi final buildup.
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Jack Teague
San Aptonio
Breat Warren
Askertile
N. C
Heague
Carl Mostere
San Alonso
Masters
Sack
Kid Herman
New York
Hondo High Grid Prospects Bright
Mondo September 13. Prospects for Hondo High grid prospects look bright as thirty hopefuls, including leaders, complete second week of practices under coaches Harry and Hitrickland. Captain Finger and a core group of players are listed among the standout prospects and team leaders. The Owls schedule an early season game at Sabatini on September 28 as part of the International League setup.
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MONDO
Femple Tondo High
Maven Lethermeny
Harry and
Hitrickland
J. Finger
Dore M ¥Inirow
Wiemers
Rothe
Baileys Taylor
Strom
Lellersmen
cheField
John Finger
Melville Smith
Thomas Anvler
Joe Singer
Albert
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