Russell’s Race String Heads to Houston for Fall Meet
The Russell stable plans a Houston campaign with horses Mulstrode Sailor’s Gift Raymess and more. Raymond and Mela Russell split duties among handlers with Tom Done and Waldo Freeman overseeing preparation for Alamo Downs and Shempson Downs fall meetings beginning September 24, as owners eye debut performances and strong showings in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond FR
Mela Fussell
Alamo Downs
Thrs
Antonc
Ile
Houston
Shempson Downs
Mulstrode
Sixwee
Howatt G
Vate Promice
Aldine Downs
Sailor's Giit
Gid Raymess
Greesocktly
Russells
Raymond
Mela
Russell
Tom Done
Ge Rest Baineg
Waldo Freanan
Beavers Wind Up as Leaders in Baseball Standings
Beavers finish ahead of Seattle and Oakland as San Francisco reports a busy sequence of games. Portland earns $2500 for the league’s top club while Seals and Pirties suffer losses in a cluttered standings night. Oakland drops a doubleheader to Portland and San Francisco splits with Los Angeles, shaping a tight race as teams press for final positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Portland
Beavers
Seattle
Gqaklauel
San Diego
Emeryville
Portlang
San Francesco Seals
Herman Piltet
Oakland
Sin Frankds
Bissions
Los Angeles
Eeraphs
Reds
Joft
Country Club Swim Champions Crowned at San Garonne Meet
Country Club swimmers crowned champions at the San Antonio event with George winning fireplace trophies. Syndy Calvert took second in the girls division as Bob Smith and Martin Rice tied for third. Humphrey Price and Hill Smith tied for fourth. Marjorin Osborne placed second in girls, with Ange MicAl-Bit third and Margaret Snyder fourth. Diving exhibitions by Reyniona Saree and Dudley Stewart highlighted the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Garonne
Bors
Uroer Sier
Mervin Rich Stuy Price
Heh Muckler
Fred
Sears
Weyard Dacstirsl
Jennny Calvert
George Briech
Gus
Garoria
Aga
Margaret Bileier
Chis
Cantine Crorze
Anne Meelpig
Joverd
Fred Bristol
Price
J $ Celvert
Bob Mickler
Wryrd
SE Osborne
Margaret Mickler
Mary Snytiew
Patricia Malden
Patsy Kuntz
Bey Bab Smith
Bo Smith
Marceret Ante SeAlpin
Ana
Weekend sports summary from a noisy 1960s page
Reads like a cluttered sports roundup listing numerous names and events. Mentions Alice Marble and Helen Faeybs in women’s play, Jimmy Thomson and John Cobb in men’s events, automobile speed figures, and several coastal or club tournaments with unclear results. Overall, a fragmented snapshot of multiple sports figures and contests without clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torome
Lawson
Rolf Tide
Rhonline
Jimmy ‘Thomson
Eleherskes
John Cobb
Britten
Automobile
Thiladelphia
Margaret Orborne
Jen Franses
Zigenout
Tempinton
Monte Waterkuyy
Ruthertard
Devine Tesavy
Inkes
Berenson
Tony See
Dirre Elaeees
Datersten
Ae Boisis
Perry Again Pro Reports Perry Choosing Profession
Detroit with Mick Perry. Rumors spread he will turn pro after winning American singles championship. Perry declines speculation saying he ignores rumors and may turn professional at some point, though not now.
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Detroit
Mick
Fred Perry
Forest Rits
Amayurn
Ree
Uitay
Perry
Tamay
Imime
Cafemen Win on Home Run in Doubleheader Opener
The Barlandale Cafemen beat the San Antonio Depot 10 8 in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader at Air Drpal ark. Darkness stopped the second game with Depot ahead 3 0. Next Sunday the series resumes at Barlandale Held Ab 2 30 with 3000 in attendance.
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Temecs
Clan
Oo Kester
Aoite
Avo Sethe
Millere
Alves
Maessninuy
Relaarz
Beftchad
Dirich
Behanser
Farter Koerbel
Leivart-Himtresa
Lee-Thrailia ' Aw Koir-Sehmitt
Aa Larte-Gelmaitiger
Moubaur-Gurbeer
Gil Byttams Hetek
Jan Mackianus-Wolff
W. Hilfenbaum
I. Qingle
Treuter
Lesaelnat
Tresiter
Rehan
B_Reinars
Boi
Toma
Legafitehell
M. Covert
Martidaus
B. Rolie
van Biges
C. Lesaiel
Tehae
Luly
Rajnars
Mi Konalin
Voss
Mom
Laivart
Reinars
Ream
Fe Ave
Tingelettelnars
Manhattan
Eiliitazer
Bortor Raving
Las Caltech
Ars Josurors
Phitteras Jeys
Ah May
Chetieg ‘Teese
Pest
Campa
Eum Eerie
Sinclairing
Compony
League
Iit Manture
Geonger
Mmiin
Amos
Tesmas
Bigzers
Gsus Iim
Bigwera
Clara
Makin
W. Andiohn
Gedorsk
Berk
Wai
Weber
Gobnar
Burr
Tunnaey
Levy Ve. Iuingwell
Vane Lott
Stow Faher ’S
van Wie
Fridas Tenger
Weber “Ineoke
Pigeon Racing Race Results From Highland Park Meet
Rudy Linemeisters Black Devil won the second race of the year old wild series at Highland Park, covering a long distance. Entries from G. Vinck and others placed across the field with times and bird numbers noted, including Harbert Meyver, Dan Johnson, Taubert, and Tierney among participants. The rest of the results will be sent later from Heurlesia, Texas, with the shipments planned for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Linemeisters
Black Devil
Secon
Highland Park
Piroon Clip
Burclay
Eastland
G. Vinck
Dan Johnsen
Dan Johnzon
BW. Taubert
FL G. Zinsmeider
Beterzen
S J. Harwood
So Havsoat
Jola G
Lovis Taubert
Louis Tou
Ernest Lenthols
LeRoy
Jack Tierney
Perry defeats Budge in exhibition singles tilt
San Francisco result details Perry of England beating Dan Budge of San Francisco in a United States tennis singles exhibition. Perry won the first set 6 4 and claimed the second 10 8 as Budge tired and struggled with Perry’s improved play and rapid net rushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perry
United States
Don Budge
Forest Hills
N.Y
Newa
Dan Budge
San
France
Pred Peny
England
Sundaes
Perry
Sice
Budge
Tun
Gest
Savage Cinch for Boat Cup victory at Lake McGreeney
Kenneth Savase dominated the Camp Steere Boat Cup with a strong series of firsts and a second place, finishing with a top score. Clarence Bison was runner-up with 4564 points as Janix Beavare led the women’s race and the Daske Brothers company trophy standings eyed for Sunday’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Savase
Alamo
Meting
Lake
Hie
Daske Brothers Company
Fuilowsag
Sonny Newtns M
Jacoson
Fistan
Newton Bispida
Clarence Green
Esse Crane
Savage
Lin
Addy Reuter
Bergin
Savaee
Sina
Ty Baers
Oy Perkins
Ant Poppe
Feo
Watren
Sevare
Gite
College All Stars Turn Professional Dodgers Sign Four Players
Brooklyn report says the Bracklin Dodgers of the National Professional Football League signed four members of the all-star team that faced the Detroit Lions and New York Giants. Named are Dick Crapne from town tullack, Joe Manlacl from Ford ham, Wagner Jorgensen center from St Mary of Cahterals, and Jim Whatley tackle from Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brackln Dodgers
Menwels
Siilch
Detroit Lions
New York Giants
Dick Crapne
University of Town
Tullack
Joe Manlacl
Helfees
Fordham
Wagner Jorgensen
St Mary of Cahterals
Jim Whatley
Albama
Junior Conference Plans Sessions Tuesday Meeting
An organization meeting of the Bexar County Dutter Conference was held at 7:30 Tuesday night at St Anthony's College to draft the coming season. Harlandale Alma Heights Cen a Catholic Texas Military State Edison Peacock and San Antonio Academy are expected to form teams in Clank A B and G divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
St. Anthony's College
Harlandale
Alma Heights
Cena
Catholic
Texas
Military State
Edison
Peacock
San Antonio Academy
Comebacks and Sports Echoes From A Far Flung Era
Harold Scherwitz profiles bold comebacks in sports from a 1983 Exstemn tournament to tennis star Alice Marbig returning after a long layoff. The piece blends grand claims, personal grit, and rival opinions, noting Marbig’s rise to near-peak form and comparisons to male players, amid broader athletic chatter and football nostalgia.
Yale Coach Optimistic: Few 'Ifs' Fret Pond
Yale head coach Pond, entering his third season, expressed cautious optimism about the 14 candidates for the football squad as they prepare to leave for training camp at Giles Ferry. He warned of possible make up exams and noted several lettermen and promising sophomores while outlining a tentative schedule and key players for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chevigny
University of ‘Yeads
Gemla Austin
Longhors
Cheyleny
Stan
Chevigny
Austin
Mr. Chevleny
New Haven
Conn
Raymond Wi
Dilek
Pond
Yale
Giles Ferry
Frank Gallagher
Platt
Frechiren
Neale
Ivan Wil Hamsna
Jerry Resco
Kim Whitehead
Pettiiant Aiockine
Bob Trail
Ducky
Brnce Pong
Larry Kelley
Bob Carey
Jaci Wright
Fred Peterzon
Fener
Or Bildon
Sophomorrards
John Stavely
Bi Dickens
Ed Bec
Ili
Sewart Quarterhark
CityFreak
Charley Ewart
AY Wilson
Tony Mott
Dase Colwell
Colwell
Dickens
Ewart
Frank
Helles
Shavely
Wright
Junior Chamber Opens Tennis Meet at Bracken Tiger Park
The Junior Chamber of Commerce all members tennis tournament opened Sunday at Bracken Tiger Park courts. In singles, Bill Woolf beat R. Conrad 6-3 3-6 6-4, Pred Pylughanpl downed D. C. Pitts 8-3 6-3, and William J. Blythe defeated Henry Slavik 6-3 4-6 6-3. Conrad and Slavik took doubles from Woods and Pitts 6-4 9-5. The event aims to boost local competition and the Davis Cup ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken Tige Park
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Woolf
Con~rad
Pred Pylughanpl
D. C. Pitts
Wiliam J. Blythe
Henry Slavik
Conrad
Slavik
Irom Woods
Pitts
Pitts Interst
United States
Mexico
Holston
San Antonio
Owens futilely seeking Okeh as amateur
New York reporters outline Jesse Owens plan to return to Cleveland for a hearing to restore amateur status and allow entry in the Guledonten games at Yankee Stadium next Thursday but indications suggest he will stay sidelined amid AAU rules. Reinstatement depends on proving no professional intent. Brundage and the foreign relations committee handle appeals. Even without Owens the meet features Olympic stars Glenn Cunningham Archie San Romani and Earle Meadows with additions George Varoff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Yankee Stadium
Buckeye Bullet
Northwestern Ohio Association
Tha Amateur Athletic Union
Lowens
N3s
Dan Perris
James A. Lee
Ferrig
Owens
Pertis
A.A. U
Marty Forkins
Sweden
A. A U
Avery Brundage
Chicago
A. U
Brundage
Europe
Owers
Glenn Cunningham
Grae Yenzze
Archie San Romani
Mite
Earle Meadows
George Varoff
Capt Browne Leads Golf Medalist Qualifiers
The regional golf tournament opens with Browne posting top qualifying scores as Duncan Geldt course hosts. Women’s division leader Vance shoots 93 while Breer sits second with 73, and several cadet and officer competitors feature in the mixed field across championship flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligue
R. J. Browne
Atius Club
Tournatment
Duncan Geld
Forean
Service
Len
Wrowne Va
Col
Arnoli
Krogsant
Whailey Ve
CB. Rouss
Hayn
P. Spivey
John Charke
Bert Schultz
W. H. Haray
Gol. Sonn Howard
Howell Crank
Dos Eliger
Jamison
Feagney
Biler
Genie
P. Irchter
Iris
Horace Kenyon
Ligut
Vi Horloa
Lode
Wikjar Lobarus
Yeager
IteSor Cronan
Mrs Dormand to judge at Clarksdale dog show
Confirmation reports Edith C Anderson Dormand former San Antonio Kennel Club secretary will judge the toy group at the North Mississippi Kennel Club all breed dog show in Clarksdale October 12 and 13 Dr William Gates show chairman notes a large toy entry expected for Mrs Dormand and Mr Dormand will depart early in October via Dallas fair en route to the event They plan to visit Texas shows with a new Chihuahua en route to a championship Princess Fox daughter of the winter of the Chihuahua class at the 1036 Westchester show
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Edith C. (Anderson) Dormand
North Mississippi
Clarksdale
Rss
William Gates
Dormand
Dallas
Texas
Princess Fox
Alama Electrics Dominate New Berlin in Sunday Park Game
Alama Electrics defeated New Berlin Inlands 4-3 at Bracken Bridge Park Sunday. Arrevalos and Garcia each collected three hits to spark the offense, powering the win as Alama notches their fourth in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Berlin
Alama Electrics
Brackengifge Park
Arrevalos
Garcia
Alama
Among the Bowlers and League Notes from Paterson
The clipping lists bowlers and scores, naming players like Jordan and Geimeinger, toward weekly standings and upcoming matches. It covers teams, venues, and weekly results with references to local courts and sponsor notes, plus end-of-week leadership and roster changes.
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He Asseris
Brie
Merry Ayny Salugies
Usmietil
Bestine
Don Budke
Alice Marble
Helen Faeybs
Spikes
Guitarside
Tarmwxs
Nelson
Aiila
Lnnines
Woodend
Mapa Towle
Iea
Aise
Sata
Ice Hin
Ricketts
Wieock
Hore Iuns
Woorwerd
Marshal
Sniinge da Sey
Om Wel
Matis Ateer
Mayer Bea
Mayer
Note
Herrera
Savage Cinch
Harold Scherwitz
Buble
Alice Marbig
California
Helen jBallanal
Alice
Ailee
Tunis
Eleanor Tent
Stélen Wilks Moody
Evan Orcher
Mays
Giants
Sandy Moubie
Cornell
Getobes
Poaneylyania
Nasy
Baltimore
Clover
Rutgers
Dartmouth
Brawn
Pringeton
Memphis
Souther Association of Baseball
Fred Eington
Lemmer Chattanooga
Washington Sea Storys
Joe Dewyer
Nashville
Singston
Dwyer
Mauldin
Knoxville
Stephenson
Birmingham
Webby
Webb
Knuxville
Taitt
Teasbllie
OKEH
MAS
Capt
Browne
Higheang Part League
In al yeenEs
Vat
Tetmars
I Art Threfelder
Lal Witt Aa Rad Orbrava
Tom Tudot
Oso Sthedule
Milier End
Am Nei
Oguratays Ludwie
Ali Thiraday
Reputee
Baker
Fridas
Niiir Fornies
Viekleider
Isi
Plaza
Ehland
Blosud
Rather
Gee Mery
Biband
Plana
Rae Kolan
A. Meinars
Fatima Bast
Isa
Ae K
This Ries
Jordan
Hon Ames Wichsorlen
Jer Bert Geares
Jorn
Willig
Lanestall
Tana Tor
Thuryday Hauser “Gitueger
Fordan Ve. Her
Jase Geimeinger
Sordiman
Paterson
Anthony
Waites
Murharh
Wwe
Borie
Getiainger
Gpimelneer
Ae Nehler
Sen Egat Eo
Insafak Enteren
Jamo Shoe Repair
Sacksan
Eam
Zane
Modern Life Inn
Fisch
Haider
Seaile
Fitaatier
Dinteman
Dreseh
Wouter
Whall
Carlee
Dietannun
Matthewe
Ts Carter
Fy Dreerh
Cy Schedale
Sickel
Bell
Magnolia Beer
Wells Transfer
Clara W. Grasso
Secretare
Path Anne
TAH Ps
Witrina
Anita Dalinic
Cantalps
Ne Kiva
Wella
Taal
Rottenstein
Sucler
Sendster
Kiahyude
Senco
Pelmie
Captein
Ly Mucree Kechane
Homur
Ketyer
Az AaleRnees
Frranters Me
Rech
Team New
Semany
F. Prior
Watt
Nuncif
Yomnin
Gresno
Marcha
DiMke
Schumann
Muerre Rejtver
Taam
Mate Dirt Caplan
Garcett
Lee
Dullsie
Rattenainin
Ale
Palminn
Mandin
Staratanwe
Zemanyee
Eraar
Monee
Ney Crantlsievs
Tenas Centennial Iagur
Anter
Harvay
Marcus Clark
Sil Feills
Gare Graniert
Starcuslay
Maverick
Dichter
Renair
Alana
Blaze
Pickarria
Etek
Cnsneer Gardens
Init Beer
Zeit Individuad Remc
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