Whitney to Lead New York Racing Revival
In New York racing, Jock Whitney is urged to take executive action, with support from veterans and Whitney kin to modernize the sport. The piece argues for legislative backing, gate installations, and a racing renaissance led by the Whitney interests and allied leaders, warning against abrupt changes that could unsettle the status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gry
John A. Whitney
Yige
Elut
Wluph
Mani Gark
New York Racing
Empire State
Jock
Wailtrey
Elizabeth Atvemne
Willey
Tacina
Oak Waltney
LE Dt
Whitneys
Sonny
Ang
Mr. Widener
Whitney
Harry Payne Witney
Cornelius
We Milky
Kate
Udle
Golfers Shoot 27 Holes Amid Birdie Frenzy
Sept 29 saw a friendly golf outing at Kem Hollow court with players Miltiger Moreland Dexter Bailey Jr and Dudley Gold. They played 27 holes and tallied 30 birds while friends watched the round, noting rough weather and lively play among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nck
Miltiger
Gin Moreland
Chavien Dexter
Jeseph Bailey Jr
Dudley Goldom
Xcornd
Ioblyedien
Monhenr
Alan
Aggies Rally Past Trinity in 48-0 Sprint Victory
With many stars sidelined by illness, the Texas Aggies blasted Trinity University 48-0 as Bill Couser led the attack with three rushing touchdowns. The Aggie line suffocated Trinity, while Trinity managed just 27 yards in scrimmage. Despite absences, Aggies showed depth with key plays and solid defensive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Station
Sup
Texas Aggies
Tle
Trinity University ‘Tigers
Cadets
Lotelig
Pusiwey Cross
Bill Couser
Sophomor
Beechenridge
Wheel
Aggie
Trinity
Figers
Farners
Indligme “Frehahy
Doningue
Mugs
Fowler
Rue Barfield
Decaure
Ashtel Wineas
Tewanya
Unique War Starts H
An event under the Alamo Post No 2 American Legion begins Thursday night at Navarre and AUUsa Streets. A raffle with cash prizes totals 500 for first, 260 for second, and 8 for third, with proceeds supporting the UK event. The gathering includes planned entertainment and wine, with activities hosted in a building described as the above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arec
Navarre
Auusa
Alamo
American Legion
Fiat Rowe
Hollywood
Ben
Sirith Leads Polo Triumph in 14-13 Victory
Westbury, Sep 29 Cecil Smith and Joth Hay Whitney guided the Greentree polo team to a 14-13 win over Templeton in the first round of the 19% polo championships. Smith scored six goals, supported by a strong forward pack, as both teams delivered a crowd-pleasing match with exciting play throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
Cecil Smith
Teras Cowboy
Joth Hay Whitney
Greentree
Smith
Runge Yellowjackets Prep for Tirsk Game Schedule
Runge footballers enter season after two weeks of practice with additions to the training program. The schedule lists games starting September 39 at Runge, visiting Bepl and Bintony, with open date October 4 and a game on October 13. The squad faces Karnes City, Gy liad, and other opponents through October 27.
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Runge
Tunge Yellowjackee
Linton Suprember Ag
Sinekaile
Gyliad
Rimme Ah
Charros Hold Rodeo Sunday at the Fair
The Mexican troupe led by Gen. J. J. Quivines performs at the Chicago Century of Progress fair in San Antonio. Rodolfo Rodriguez, roping champion, headlines a 16 member act with Jose Velazquez and four others. Miss Eta Gonzales and Miss Teresa Jaime sing and dance in a lively program with a Mexican string orchestra.
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Gendol Quinones
Mexico
Saddle Club
General Quinones
Jose Vasquez
Jeff
Rodolfo Rodriguez
Chicago
Merlons
San Antoninas
J. J. Quivines
Jose Velazquez
Andeluard Becertil
Silviano Sanche
Jesus Garza Guerra
Helacl Gil
Antonio Gil
Alfonso Malo
Eufema Abadiano
Pwo Senomins
Eta Gonzales
Teresa Jaime
Dayice
Luisie Leon
Mpxicam String Orchestra
Sia Piocen Cons
Oocytes
Bucky Harris resigns as Detroit Tigers manager
Detroit reports that after five years in charge Stayley Harris will resign at season’s end. Navin, Tigers president, cites lack of sustained success as the reason while Harris says he seeks new opportunities. He laments Detroit’s need for a strong club and notes no personal disputes during his tenure.
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Detroit
Stayley
Bucky
Harris
Detroit Tigers
Navin
Louis Browns
Bad Tucke
Burky
Haris
Détroit
Biseball
Tigers
Diayers
Lewelle
Thomas Jefferson Tops Southwestern Conference Scoreboard
Football results list mixed scores and team notes from multiple schools led by Thomas Jefferson over Southwestern Conference rivals. Names appear with sporadic abbreviations and OCR errors, listing players, teachers, and affiliations across several campuses.
Mission Ball Fans Rally for Local Team Heroes
A fragmented report shows a youth club naming players tied to the San Antonio Missions. The piece lists several players with nicknames and ages, noting fundraising efforts to support a Mission Pennant and a push to canvass neighbors for pennies. The text reads as a colorful, era-tinged community item with many garbled surnames and missing details.
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Kownick
Hank
Lesomple
Lecampta
Missionx
San Antonio Missions
Brenalty
Red
Crosstey
Madison
W. B. lEngie
Allee
Brea
Purdy
Kerrville and Heights Clash In Mountain League Play
Baldy, Sa)bilder for the Kerrville Braves sign with the Texas league for next season. The three game series to decide the Mountain league champions opens Sunday at Techein vs Alamo Heights Firemen. Bani McNair Switty Chaney Siehe Jelly Larisa join Haedy in the lineup. Start time 2:30. Second game at Kerrville, third at Comfort if needed.
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Baldy, Sa
Keresvile Braves
Win Iar
Benwmorl
Texas Ieague
Rwenot la Pllah Nthlear
al Techein
Alamo Heights Firemen
McNair
Sea Report
Te Exporters
Switty
Chaney Siehe
Jelly ‘Larisa
Mi Riley
Eetaliie Crew
Kerrville
Comfort
Army Fours to Meet on Harbord Field
Army fours to meet on Harbord Field at 2 20. Polo players from Invley and Rentlery look to provide strong rides and skillful hits in what promises to be a smooth polo match.
Jefferson Mustangs Rout Georgetown Eagles 38 to 1 at Eagle Field
Thomas Jefferson's Mustangs crushed the Georgetown Eagles 38 to 1 at Eagle Field on Saturday night. The Mustang reserves played nearly as strong as the starters, with Jefferson scoring in the first, second and fourth quarters and using fast line play to dominate. The lone Eagle score came on a 40 yard punt return by Lackey in the fourth period. Referees were from Southwestern with Ward as umpire and Paytor as line judge.
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Thomas Jefferson
Mustangs
Eagle Field
Hatty
Georgetown
Mustang
Eagles
Lackey
English
Theoverdown
Hamilton
Monaro
T. Purl
Purl
Jefferson
Harn Greben
I. Damned
Jetronsan
Gane
Kingsville Defeats Aransas Pass 19 0 in opener
Kingsville High School Brahmas spark a hard hitting debut defeating Aransas Pass Right School 19 to 0. Buck Barr starred as Kingsville’semen rallied to command the line and produce steady offense in the season opener.
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Kingsville
Aransas Pass
Barr
Kingsvile High School
Brahmas
Talline
Avansas Pass
Wein Ft. Barr
Warcines
New Orleans Dide series game faces weather and injuries
Intermittent rain in New Orleans as the Dide series resumes. Andy Hartington may be replaced by Bowls Berger due to a throat infection. Hank Severeid eyes the next game amid a Charley horse concern for Kowalke, while San Antonio seeks a 2-0 lead.
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New Orleans
Andy Hartington
Bowls Berger
Nute
Maroldy Sclerwitz
Hank
Tullesh
San Antonio Mission
Klarere Wa Uiey
Fred Johnson
Kowalke Aumeel
Pelsal Tech
Kowabk
Henk
Sharley Morse
Falls City
Rowalik
Severeid
Red
Conlan
Eilon
San Antonio
Tohkson Tor
Feed Jolson
New York Giants
Breaden
San Adelonto
Larry Gilbert
Gibbert
Johnson
Missions
Devine Gules House
Light Train Fans Pepped Up For Dixie Series Start
Aboard a special train bound for New Orleans fans from San Antonio cheered the Tehrans and expected quick wins in the Dixie series. The party included notable attendees and supporters, signaling strong enthusiasm for the team’s upcoming clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
San Antonio
New Orlents
Mr. Melntoss
Robert Edye
H. E. Welser
James Noung Je
WD. Wollett
Leamord Byatt
Ello Jone
A. G. Roemer
A. F- Clark
Henry Carn
Wowie Ahem
Ton Virat
Fant Mrintem
Mr Siusrter
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Ava
Serty
Joxenh
Fener
Prealdens
Exester Berint Association
Buyape Nal
Widener
Tims
Uvere
SMLU
Arkansas
Mureas
Jcinn
Blatefeld
Withers
Aller
Gods
Imbroug
Anwanssaaion
Melalle
Tom “Runablie
Agkiex
Shania Az
Thompens
Hester Saatert
Pep Dimen
Onic Cortt Varda
Trinkty
Ana Eneda
Penaltias
Arriva
Akkles
Godwa
Gon
Nlew
Thohipaea
Finch
Helly
Kimnenweh
Cummings
Galygin
Iska
Zoran
Wondland
Toll Fo
Crigie
Muwell M
Growwitkowski
Kenderling
Rollins
Dietert
Kacknavek
Franity—Cooke
Gratin
Lyinaveny Harrington
Timor
Miller
Holcomb
Bibiene
Houston
Rice Institute Owls
Texas College
Tadusteles
Klogsvilla
Rice
Najid
Javellnns
Khigrville
Brick Miller
McCormick
D. Lintergnett
R.G. F. Lagow Fluide
Dino
Sylvester Coucheville
Brasidon
Ebi
Gannesley
G- Mtrell
Barnes
Nieholgon
Murrell ¢West
Nevi Ont
Sirith
Charros
Bucky Harris
Georeetomn
Diaune
Southwestern C
Rive Texas A
Henin
Teachora
Norma Arvansaa
Cotlere of
Ozarka
Salieink
St. Bonaventura
Svain
Anas Qiliversity Co
Arrentiaire
Montalrle
Woealington
Minavny
Tightambvantey
Baril
Tonrhors
Zoentinn Tracherw
Leesate
Mineehead Teast
Wotton
Fiiriian A. Chenango
Ian Pay Salinas
Mission Ball
Kerrville and Heights
Mound Star
Ay Dixie
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