Wichita Club Clinches Flag In Dramatic Showdown
Wichita Falls Spudders clinched the league flag after beating the Beau ghcout Exporters 9 to 1 as Shreveport Sports faltered in the chase. Playoff action begins Wednesday in Wichita Falls with the Dolles Steers awaiting the winner in a best-of-five series.
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Court Delays Civil Term to Not Disrupt World Series
Judge J. OH. Chariton of Washington county district court postponed the civil jury term from October 7 to October 14 saying it was unnecessary for the court to interfere with the World Series. The move keeps baseball front and center while delaying civil proceedings.
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Misstep and Eitel Race at Lin Fein Fields
A field of horses including Misstep and Karl Eitel contest the $5000 Steger handicap at Lin Fein Fields. Misstep, noted as the West’s great take, faces weight of 12a against Bert Eitel, with other contenders Blackwood My Dandy Lacey Led Broadcast and Royal Julian also in the lineup. Karl Eitel recently regained form after a breakdown, aiming to win another stakes race.
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Young O Quinn Lead Roof Golf Contest At Local Club
Jerraine Young and Fidgar OQuinn, winner and runner up of The Light s voter poll, are scheduled to meet Cit Kunger, Lennard Saycock, and others Sunday evening on the Foog course in mid hol match.
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Gregg champion of senior golfers at Rie Nevada
In Rie Nevada on September 14 Dr. George Gren of Vivbburzh won the senior golf title with a medal score of 156. Chapa of Greenwich, Conn. placed second with 161, Newton of Greenwich third, Babell of Dallas, Texas fourth with 163, and Host. South ern Association coverage notes the event amid a fog of fragmented names and locales.
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Where They Play Late American Lens Detroit at Bear Fe
Fragmentary OCR item notes late game venues and teams including Detroit and Cleveland with incomplete place names and stray words. The readable fragments imply a sports schedule or roundup but lack coherent facts or outcomes to confirm specific events or dates.
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Tricks of Mat Save Local Wrestler
Local wrestling evening featured Ralph Fammonds defeating Lis Martell in a volatile main event. Fammonds used bracing holds and rapid pin attempts to dominate, winning the first fall in one minute and securing a late match victory after multiple near finishes. Police referee Jack Voigt warned participants to maintain ring conduct.
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Wrestling match report with refereed outcomes and weights
The fragment describes a wrestling bout with penalties and fouls as Stephens is pinned but ruled down by a low foul call. Veiled mentions of weights 142 and 143 pounds, a quick three minute match, and officials including Tula Alberte and Sergeant Byrne.
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Shires in fresh clash with manager Blackburne
White Sox first baseman Charles Artie Shires clashed with manager Tena Blackburne during a training dispute in Philadelphia. Shires was suspended for violation of rules after another altercation with Blackburne, Lou Barbour injured, and the club prepared to send Shires home. The incident marks his third suspension of the season and renews friction with Blackburne.
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Coast Teams Begin Drills For 1929 Season
After eight months of inactivity Pacific Coast Conference eleven is called out today for the first organized practice of the 1929 season. Coaches take charge, shaping players into team condition as most conference schools begin Sept 28 schedules. Stanford has a September 21 game against the West Coast army team.
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Dozen Named for Futurity at Belmont Park
New York Sept 14 1949 about a $195000 futurity at Belmont Park today 12 horses named to race the barrier Whichone Boojum and the great Harry Payne Whitney combination are favorites along with Rebeca Sally The Byare Gallant Knight Breadway Limited Pansy Welker Maya Carusire Hi Tack Sir Jokren and Gallant Fox form the field
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Indians Must Work Double to Close Season
Reported from Shreveport Friday the San Antonio Saline team will be required to work double as the season nears its end. The twin Wil will be followed by Ringle on Sunday to conclude the campaign.
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Myrtle Huddleston quits channel rescue effort ends
Mrs Myrtle Huddleston gave up her attempt to swim the English Channel after about two hours in the water. She was seven miles from the French coast near Calais, having started from Dover, England, on Friday.
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Jockeys Suspended at Lincoln Fields
Chicago Sept 14 Jockey Paul Neal popular Globengy rider suspended five days by Lincoln Fields for rough riding. Jockey Karl Hoffman also suspended five days and fined 3 percent by the starter in the same event.
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Griffiths Victory Sets Go With Cook Roster Clash
Sioux City Iowa light heavyweight Jerre Tafty Griffith defeated the German contender Dr Ludwig Waysoonn on Thursday night and will face Australian heavyweight George Conk in a ten round bout at Chicago Stadium on September 20.
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Petrolle Beaten in One Round Bout at King Tut Stadium
Billy Petrolle of Margo Ohio suffered a decisive first round loss at the King Tut stadium in Minneapolis on Thursday night. His manager Jack Sfur lop confirmed Petrolle was knocked out after a brutal exchange, ending the bout early.
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TILDEN HUNTER SPARKS YOUTH TENNIS CHALLENGE
In a tense national singles championship, veteran William Tilden and Francis Hunter outlast younger contenders at the West Side stadium. Tilden defeats John Doeg 4-6 6-2 2-0 6-4, forcing a final set comeback as Hunter also defeats rivals to reach the final rounds. Shiels and Van Ryn also advance in other matches.
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Jack Kearns Sues Over Gambling Debt In New Jersey
Jersey City dispatch reports Jack Kearns suing over a gambling debt. He claims a check for 100 dollars was given under duress for a card game aboard a tramcar. Ming Miller counters no legal debt owed and the check was valid. Also notes a separate item: U.S. golfers win at Ottawa with the Duke of Weymouth trophy decided 19 to WMN.
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Reed Wrat(s) Zwick Defeats Cleveland in Tight Duel
Reed Wrat(s) Zwick defeats Cleveland on a close foul earlier in the game. Philadelphia shows strong play with Nept and Treml contributing scoring and defense against a tough opponent. The match highlights competitive action and key moments from the hint rownds.
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Medina Lake Regatt Opens With Sixty Entries
The San Antonio Tront club hosts a $1000 outboard motor boat regatta at Medina Lake starting Saturday at 3 PM on a two mile course near the dam. Four races are scheduled Saturday and Sunday, with free-for-all to close. San Antonio crews seek home honors against entrants from 10 other cities, Houston leading in entries. Entries accepted to 2 PM at the pavilion. Sunday races begin at 6 PM. Spectator viewing and shore accommodations arranged. large numerals required on boats. Two truckloads of gasoline and oil provided. Grayburg Oil Co will supply fuel.
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Cubans Meet Utility Club In Opener At Garrett Field
Red Cornwell and Gua Mendiala are elated for pitching duties as the Cuban All Stars face the Public Service Utilities in the first of a three game series at Garrett field at 4 o clock Saturday. The Utilities balked at a high guarantee from DeQuincy Louisiana and wired for more money hoping the Cuban squad could not secure another opponent in time for the scheduled game.
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National Open Polo Final Set In Westbury Shootout
Sepp 14 1920 season ends with Tommy Hitchcock's Saints Point quartet facing Laddie Sanfaril's Anglo American Hurricanes this afternoon for the United States open polo championship. Hitchcock's outfit is favored to take the title in the final.
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Columbus Sluggers Tie Up For Lead
In an unofficial summary from Chicago on September 14, Tone Inello and Ringey Callaghan are shaping a close race for Columbus. Early figures show the Senator pair tied for the lead with Bor averages, while Yusty Cooke of Bt. Pout trails as the field leader.
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Sherman Wins First Grid Game of Season
Sherman opened the football season with a clash against Waxahawkie High School. Sherman won 17 to a score not fully legible, as the report notes an early season victory setting momentum for upcoming games.
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