Swatters Star Bob Fenner Rises in Class AA Nats
Bog Fenner, a former Brackinridge athlete now with St. Paul in the Class AA league, has surged to a 10 for 4 clip as batting averages begin to settle. Leaders include Charlie Bligh of Minneapolis at .382 and Devo Letoury of Toledo near .373, with Fenner aiming for the top.
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Bob Wenner
Husky
Brackinridge
America
St. Paul
Venner
Association
Chariie Bligh
Minneapolis
Andy Tigh
Louis Pliel
Pie Point
Devo Letoury Saul
Toledo
Mel Simons
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Wenner
Hin
Teagues Unts
Naveral Keoutt
Anade
Kerrville 20 to 0 Victorious Over Floresville in Second Game
Kerrville beat Floresville 20 to 0 in their second football game of the season. Kerrville's offense, led by backfield with Warhol at quarterback, produced most of the plays and passing. Floresville showed determined drives but reached only the Kerrville goal line once, while Kerrville’s defense, with Hursett and Peterson, held firm.
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Kgemrviegh
Tirg Tigh
Kerrville
Blarcaville
Fioresville
Leriee
Foc
Dismake
Hursett
Peterson
Lloresville
Kerrville Floresville Miculka
MeLoualil Paypes
Brown
Soules Meliloy
Wolfmueter Toviba
Wey
Taornlon
Mehoty Piores Mat
Mountaineers to Test Schreiner In Kerrville Showdown
Kerrville Texas Schreiner Institute faces Kelly Field in a 2:00 p.m. Saturday football clash on Schreiner’s gridiron. Schreiner aims to rebound after a rough prior season while Kelly Field’s veterans bring strength on the line and a week of practice behind them.
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Kerrville
Texas
Mountaineers
Schreiner Institute
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Schreiner
Mountaineer
Tin Vliers
Bata Uen
News van Reacerd
Achreiner
Nome
Leenun
Lehreiner
Gareity
COLMED FOL FLAG BACK AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS
Fragmented report lists scores for COLMED FOL FLAG BACK and American Association games. Minneapolis 13, Milwaukee 3. Eau 4, Columbus 7. San Francisco 3, Portland 0 amid Pacific Coast League play with unclear city names and misread team labels.
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American Association
Me Chy
At. Eau
Tedlanapolle
Gy Lauleyda
Minneapaita
Milwaukee
Elido
Columbus
Menywood
Rine
Sacramento
Oakland
Ride Wim
Low Argelee Hisalore
Portland
Bille
Eagles Triumph in Night Football Showdown at San Antonio
Brackenridge Eagles beat Sabinal 48 0 in a night game at League Park. Harold Rene Winckenelige blocked, Hill and Mynier connected on passes, Melugin spearheaded drives, and Horton scored late as Eagles dominate Sabinal with strong offense and spotty defense. Officials noted faster pace under lights as players adjusted to nocturnal timing.
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San Austonio
League Park
Claude Kellom
Brackenridge High Eagles Smarle Ebrir
Sahinal High
Eagles
Harold Rene
Winckenelige
Ponl
Finglea
Sabinal
Trice
Scohing
Spur Melugin
Wilds Lue
Jagore
Ileedes
Sabina
Brackenridge
Merey
Brill
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Cecil Mynier
Ha Hill
Despit
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Noranjo
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Hill
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Reeder
Peer Mechort
Inter
Melugin
Enon
Gary
Heeder
Fyother
Bie- Gioia
Clewin
Horton
Eagle
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Sabinas
Harold Winters
San Abtonio Espresso
Afmnida
McGinnis
Mendlr
Thackenridge
McGinnly
Tor Tong
Engle Eafery
Englea
Tobstown
Kellam
Ince
Handell
Runell
Loral
Manning
Willig
Steeteccsere Lalse
Martie
Mynier
Ruhbeight
Pelee
Kiefoth
Cla Cloris
Marlin
Beanery Pa Garz
Harats
Orker Minleyy Longho
Ramee
Thompson
Fowler
Ranteer
Haroll Winters
Gene Seng
King Atte
Maxie Dart
Los Angeles Heights Considers Nocturnal Field Contests
Los Angeles Heights weighs installing lights for night games after a Friday afternoon football result. Golden Sefira defeated Cotulla as possible field upgrades are discussed for future events. Fontenot, business manager, notes ongoing feasibility talks.
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Maormucmanic
Major League Box Scores From Friday Games
Reading shows mixed results as Cleveland defeated 9 to 8 in a tight nine inning affair. Pitcher details include Harder, Macfayden and Bushey with several innings and runs noted. Officials listed Gratien McGowan Connell. Local school plans outline $30,000 field improvements including stands tracks tennis courts and gymnasium facilities to follow.
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Tusa
Morean
Jamieson
Webb
Tennester
Dotter
Averill
Mergen
Hadapp
Gotdiman
Wapatler
Montague
Hadaps
Alacnan
Warelier
Todd Jefon Baany
Finn
Ton
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Bara
Haile
Harder
Atacfarden
Durhey
Nunners
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Tarde
Dean
Hueney
Anita
Mactayden
Horned Frogs Powerfully As Expected
In a weekend Southwest Conference doubleheader, Texas Christian University’s Horned Frogs overwhelmed Denton in their first appearance, cruising past the Denton Maestros 47 to 4. Led by Leland and Hinton with Green and Wonlwine, the Frogs dominated from the opening whistle, scoring three touchdowns by Leland and two each by Hinton and Green as they controlled possession throughout.
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Popes
Torna Christing
Frogs
Denton
Hilber
Sigvo
Aleve
Leland
Sinclar
Hinton
Griffith
Green Aml
Sypearewnan
Denis
Oliver
Teland
Greeg
Jin
Officials Check Micks' Plays First
Officials review Mick’s plays for the season amid confusion and coaching changes. Coach Minute Horne and Fred Garner are cited along with Cornelis Wyatt and Nick Kenenk as part of scrutiny into Notre Dame’s 10 game schedule and upcoming game next Saturday.
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Kooth
Notre Wacin
Npan
Minute Horne
Fred Garner
Cornelis Wyatt
Missouris
Tag Uhcago
Nick Kenenk
de Math
Hig Ten Ptticlls
Theo Wong
Beltce
Notre Dane
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Sports and People
Fragmented text lists names, teams, and numbers with garbled place names and dates. It references American Leet, Matting Gebyle, Neer, and multiple unidentified teams and individuals, with scattered scores such as 117 and 46, amidst unclear locations and events.
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Agtratier
Sational
Tatung
Teris
Glante
Muna Klein
Valtiles
Teimea
Mula
Allison Rated at Peak of Net Field
Los Angeles hosts the Packie Southwest tennis tournament with Wilmer Allison top seed in singles as Mrs Moody and Alan Sferrington face off for championship placement. Lott, Milney, Antler, and other noted players appear in the field alongside veterans from Chicago New Orleans and Georgetown.
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Allison
Los Angeles
Wilmer Allison
Tetan
Tenm Locher
Stellininarion Besna Sesterdarith Mra
Velen Willa Moods
Tost
Alan Sferrington
Tos’ Angeles
Moody
Genego Lott
Chicago
Milney Woe
Bannon
Clifford Antler
New Orlenns
Johnny
Baatpee
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Berkeles Bell
Austin
Texas
Gregory Mane
Georgetown University
Xerentty
G. Loytlirten
Rayeers
Rivals Clash Again In Women’s Tourney
In Montreal two rivals Hicks and Orentz vie for the Canadian women’s golf finals. Miss Hicks, defending champion, defeated Mackenzie of Toronto to reach the final, while Miss Orentz beat Waelan Wighie trail to advance.
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Montreal
de Thelen Hicks
Maren Orentz
Charmyino
Miss Hicks
Pro Golfers Contest Opens in San Angelo With Prizes
The event starts October 1 with 5 professional contests and 38 amateurs competing for prizes up to 500 dollars for pros and 100 to 60 dollars for amateurs. Championship rounds run morning and noon across three days, with a 72 hole prize structure including 200, 100, 90, 20 and three smaller awards. Local organizers report funds from sponsorships and gate receipts. A separate boxing card in Alpine features Joe Sellack losing to an opponent on a nine round card amid warnings about low blows.
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Tania Vnidas
Ldlea
Sily Bronco Vordals
Sim
Enutener
Red Allen
Alpine
Texas
Allen
Anil Ath
Joe
Selllack
Wheat Allen
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