Rice Regulars Start Against St. Marys in Opener
Rice Institute plans its tentative lineup to meet St. Marys University at Eagle Field Saturday night. Enders Sylvester and Forbes, tackles Miller Mays, guards Bale Brandon, center Nicholls, quarterback McCabley, backs Friedman Wallace Talves Witt. St. Marys Rainiers bring scarce local talent led by Frank Catala. Local seniors from San Antonio clubs join the Rice foes for the Southwest Conference clash.
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Jay Linoyes
St. Mars's
Frenk Aridges
Jimmy Kites
Rice Inelite Gris
Southwest
Ronitrench
St. Mery
St Eagle Field
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Fores
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Mays
Bale
Brandon
Nicholls
Clark Nealon
Egglefield
San Antonio
St. Mary's University
Rainiers
Rice Institute
Qwis Bf Nausson
United States
Rishing Rice
Ralph
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Charley Moore
Howard Nicholls
Ray Smith
Jess Atkins
Mike Seale
Biering
Dougherty
Moore
Beale
Brackenridge
Smith
Iron Jefferson
Hughes
Alamo Heights
Atkins
Old Mat Avegur
Gatalant
St. Mary's
Frank Catalapi
Ansent
Central Catholic High School
St Marys
Jimny Balls
Leo Herrenberger
Rice
Bul Walsce
Eagle Lake Gazelle
Ale-Ataetica
Teer
Jimny Kitts
Eagle Field
Owls
Jens
Frank Bridges
Rattlers Open Strong In Senior Collegiate Competition
The report highlights the Rattlers led by Captain Sam Mays and star backs as they push into senior college play. Wards like Wits, McCauley, and Leche Syitre headline a talented freshmen-sophomore surge under coaches Bridges and Wesham. A large parade and Texas network presence frame the action in San Antonio with mixed notes on Rice and St. Mary’s.
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Cale
John McCauley
Waltece
Harry Wits
Bruinng Tublsack
Starting Lineups Tonight for Rice and St Mary’s Rattlers
Coaches Jimmy Bills of Rice Institute Owls and Frank Bridges of St Mary’s University Rattlers announce starting lineups for Saturday. Rice names Mays at end and Nicholls at guard with Wallace at quarterback Wallace and Witt listed backs. St Mary’s lists Ogle at right tackle Todd at quarterback and McGinnis at right haldback with Co captain Todd. Referees named Ivan Reed Fay lad and Claud Kellan with Dusts Bagress.
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Jimmy Bills
Rice Institute Owls
Hogston
Frank Bridges
Mary's University
Rattlers
San Antonio
Nagie Field
Rice
Rerter
Capsain Mays
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Nicholls
C Brandon
Midler
Sylvester
A McCaules
Wallace
Friea— Mao
Hal
Tennis Stars Move Along in National Championship
A garbled report notes top players advancing in a national tennis championship. It mentions Avon and a former holder Jack Tynes, with Davie Cup play referenced, and hints at stable form amid strong competition.
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Ehempion
Allan Iopan Elmost
Jack Tynes
Etloge
Besvteek Universinp
Poetpon- Thutress
Donald
National Outboard Reeatta Under Way Tulsa Sep
National outboard regatta underway with teams from Tulsa and Los Angeles competing for class titles. Notable entrants include Cyuytey Ferguson of Waban Mass and Soak pacer from unknown club. Event features amateur divisions and world-class sprint pace records.
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LAMTA
Hunda
Kaelily Wurbeure Evivere
Uenanalina
Bina Tyilon Regatta
Gap Wood
Cyuytey Ferguson
Waban
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Ferguson
Bart Cithes
Wood
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Manisan
Winods Lanier
Idetrorn Py Sth
Edison Shows Plenty Power in Opening Win
Edison High 38, San Marcos 18 as Ward's squad dominates with four goals by Meve Gond and strong scoring by Ickey and Drew. Debut by KisId? KisId appears with four scores as Edison fielded a deep bench and controlled the game from start to finish.
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Edian High
San Marcos High
Rattlers
Edison
Ward
Charley Drew
Meve Gond
Ickey
Losk
Yare
M. Sopuitte
Din
Smith
Richard
Vausha Donalson
Talleon
Jetek
Tfarki
Palmer
Youner
Rune
Jin Re
Foilis Fente
Baer Wins Legal Tussle In New York Court
Max Baer won a legal battle against Miss Shirley La Belle for 50 000 in a New York court. Supreme Justice Hofstadter ordered Marie's arrest on La Belle’s complaint, while Baer’s attorney and Joe Lowe prepared a writ of a wrench to restrain Baer’s shares if he pursued further action.
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Sew
York
Usi
Max Baer
Shirley la Belle
Byun
Controversy at tire-type match sparks on-field chaos
Good Old Days reports a tense basketball twin bill where tensions rose as umpire Henk Fischer halted the second game for a replay after a chaotic finish. Spectator and bench clashes erupted as fans rushed the court and a bench war nearly broke out, delaying the series finale to next Sunday.
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Ana Tomy
Wasenall
Ne vrrden-Tyers
Samica Interne
Gale Irszne
Brane Haking
Ielle Tithh
Riley Samsen Hed
Henk Fishcher
Elgoth Taize
Sarkncs
Dink Buss
Amseo
Hank Em- Vee
Novedy
Tech Hi Alone Wins Over Laredo and Seguin Encounters
Texas grid results show San Antonio Tech defeating Lockhart 18-0 as Charley Haas stars for Corpus Christi. Seguin edges Lanier 13-12 after late rally. Westmorland and Laredo fall to heavier opponents. Tarleton, Tarleton State, and others post varied outcomes in a sprawling Friday set. Governor Allred attends Lockhart game as part of ceremonies.
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Earle Haglish
Antonio Tech
Rockhart Lions
Wockhart
Tevin
Baldy) Masta
Ramo Helgnts
Chass
Laredo
Havlandale
Dhe Corpus Christi Bues
Corpus Christi
Westmoorland Judey College
John Tarleton
Stephanville
Sidney Lanier
Seguin High School
Seguin
TECH
Bobby Schumann
Jimmy McMahon
Eddie Morales
Nino Delegato
Lockhart
Jimny Allred
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Morales
Belgady
Larkhaul
Lions
Alamo Heights
Jack
Alfred Hughes
Murray Batty
Bat Trenton
Jesse Boyit
Mites
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Chrisco Lo Hermann
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Edwards
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Saker
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Fenereren
Brawner Galinda
Orial
Reteres
Faeisds
Wheatley Lions Open Season October 2 vs Gonzales
Wheatley High School Lions, a local negro football team, will open the season October 2 at home against Gonzales negro high school. Coach Fats Lowery lists players Latttre John Edwards Haywood Chiestity Smith and Gardner. Schedule includes Dallas Fort Worth Houston Austin and Galveston opponents with strong prospects after last season’s state title.
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Techfield
Gonzales Negro High School
Dallas
Fort, Worth
Houston
Austin
Galveston
Golf winner leads San Antonio women’s event
Mrs Jeffrey Haying won the flel tournament at River Park in San Antonio, the second event in a four‑event series. She posted 81 net handicap with E J Roy in second at 88 and Mrs Br Hildadach at 99 134. The relief rivalries and committee actions remain to be clarified in the local sports notes.
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San Antonio
Riversie Park
Jeffrey
Brackenwldze Park
E. J. Roy
Hbiladd
Hans Gieape
Mia BR
Afra
R. Gritneyn
Fight Results Across Regions Highlight Boxing Card
Ambiguous fight results featuring numerous boxers and cities, including Perce Mickey Weeterioa, Clistan Bridges, Billy Treest, and others. The list mentions weights, scores, and locations such as Boston, Dayton, Indianapolis, Hollywood, and Philadelphia, with multiple named fighters and outpoints.
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Deisa Eilsinen
Billy Treest
Gordon
Firoa
Fis
Boatun
Ab Mery
Boston
Nia Bequitlard
Werceseber
Mawes
Dayton
Ohin
Freddin Miller
Sihetyrall
Wit Davies
el Pati
Texas
Slee City
Lawa
Frankie Wolleam
Winniper
Armandasie
Springtieda
Aera
Blue Porter
Indianapolis
Kid Obs
Sioux
R Johnson
Springuard
Afi
Baldy McGrem
Hollywood
Calit
Pablo Dano
Pailippine Iriands
Cuba
Portland
Gre
Tack Gibbons
Bt. Paul
Trusmans
Fidens
Ora
Ray Cole
Fille
Mint
Otte Backwell
Cop Angelis
Drew
Rice Owls Seen Battling St Marys For Key Upset
In a pregame yarn the writers predict a hard fought contest as Rice faces St Marys in a bid to upset the Southwest Conference leader. The piece weighs odds, notes Baylor as a dark horse, and argues betting should reflect team strength and depth rather than hometown bias.
Polo tussle at Harbord field in San Antonio showdown
Tinurton's team travels to Harbord field to face arch rivals Second Austie in a Division game at 3 p.m. Saturday. A park-switch caused Maj. John P. Ney to intervene. Harbord field will host the match as Bracken Ridge Park was not used.
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Tinurton
Pela
San Antonio
Army Baseball Team Faces Key Remaining Games
Army Baseball seeks the remaining wins to clinch the league title as players Downing Culp Postet Kerbaw Ranger and others start in a tight schedule at Fort Sam Houston. The article lists lineup notes and scores including Artillery and Kelly High, with mentions of batters and hitters in a period-style box score.
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al Christy
Maltiencan Hicks
Fort Sim Houston
Erin Bieht
Hobie
Pringe Coeettion Wellseld
Seal Aviilers
Et Batterien
Downing
Culp
Postet
Kerbaw
Ranger
Kelly High
Bittertens
Valilols
Finn
Griffin
Sai
Jefferson High Opens With Dominant Victory
Jefferson High Mustangs over Beaumont 19 to 0 in a decisive opener. Reeves sparked the attack with a 60-yard run, Wallace added a fourth-period touchdown, and the defense contained Beaumont’s threats. Coach Hamilton’s squad showed depth with new players stepping up. About 3,000 fans attended the Rice Owls demonstration before kickoff.
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Harry Hamilton
S. Phomar Jetterso High
Glenn English
Louis Nimer Locké
Bryce Arker
Allen Pastry
Bas
Log
Charley Parrett
Hamilton
Gell Burnett
Hudson Reed
James Sbheflald
Rhidfield
Laxiro Fiores
Reed
Rice Owls
Owls
Giants
Beaumont Perkina
Edwards
Morrison
Ney
Proussara
Plummer
Town Jéfferson
Pure
Hotdar
Magen
Chambers Fritsch
Wailaer
Kgavragen
Frazer
Als
Dusty Hegeess
Peteree
King
Maj
Notion
Doc Sewell
Iet Downs
Beaumont & Een
Heaumont
Jefterson
Aumont
Memphi s Linksman Tops Fort Smith Tourney Field
Fort Smith Ark September 21 Johnny Cunmingy of Memphis Tecn led a field of 16 golfers from eight states at Burdscrabble County club in GB strokes two under par for medal. Howard Creel of Pueblo Colo left handed famed in US posted par. Davie Goldman Dalvis and Mayo of Fort Smith tied for third with 725 and Horace Larey teamed with Wilie Ree ex. James Manion of St Louis shot 74 and Bill Nighole Muskogee Okla closed with 74 for the title. Charles Lewis of Fort Smith also 74. Afternoon rounds to be played.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Johnny Cunmingy
Memphs
Techn
Burdscrabble County Cluby
Ronoye
Star Athletes Enroll at SMU in Freshman Roundup
Dallas report details SMU freshman signings across sports. Notables include King of Wichita Falls who shot four straight birdies, Jimmy Stewart Mustang athletic director to coach golf, and Hany Tofid and James Gough among early arrivals. Freshmen from Amarillo, Paris JC, Cortana High, Oak Cliff and Highland Park bands are listed as expected Monday report.
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Ser
Wichita Falls
Cleveland
Southern Methodist University
Jimmy Stewart
Mustang
John
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Clifford Mathews
John L. Selion
John Marlow
Amarillo High School
Frul Harshaw
Cortana High
Steve Crittenden
Paris Junior College
Charlie Sprague
Oak Clife
Olle Grenshaw
Chkzie Ebusacker
Highland Park
Footsball
Aaron Wesley
Wichita Palls
Hogie Graham
George Sanders
Jack Sanders
Richard Teel
San Antonio
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