Gary Cooper Africa life shots eyed for film release
Hollywood notes reveal Gary Cooper and Countess Frasso returned from an African hunting trek with material eyed by Paramount and independent producer Walter Potter for a seven reel adventure film. Cooper and Frasso appear together in many shots as studios tie into the era’s animal epic craze.
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Prophet Pete Predicts Scores In Early Football Picks
The article reviews Prophet Pete’s first ten season selections with 21 correct, three ties, and several misses. It lists his guesses for games including Texas-Daniel Beker 20-0, Vanderbilt Mercer 20-7, and Santa Clara upset California 18-13, noting overall improvement and plans for 25 picks next Friday.
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Aggies
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Sewanee
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Pete Hald
Shade Beller
Huge Football Bill of Fare This Week in New York
News from Sept 26 previews a packed college football slate across conferences with Big Ten openers featuring Northwestern Purdue Michigan Wisconsin and Michigan State strong with 93-0 routs noted for future days. Southern eight Boulder games include Vanderbilt vs North Carolina and Texas A&M and Tulane debuts as Louisiana State meets Texas Christian. Eastern teams Yale Harvard Princeton Army Navy Lafayette Penn Fordham join in practice games while Villanova meets South Carolina Pittsburgh vs West Virginia rivalry. Pacific Coast opens with California against Washington State and Stanford vs Oregon State with Idaho facing California in Los Angeles. Kansas travels to Denver while Utah meets Colorado College in the Rocky Mountain clash and Colorado faces Utah Saturday.
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Purdue
Missouri
Kansas State
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Marquette
Michigan
Michigan State
Alma
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Woolf
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University of Kansas
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Golorado College
Yesterday's Ball Stars Lead Athletics to 26th Win
Yesterday's top performers included Alvin Crowder Benalovs and Chis Dugas. The Athletics stretched to win their 26th game of the season and 15th straight with home runs doubles and strong hitting.
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Doula
Southwest Conference Football Week Sevens Look Ahead
Southwest conference teams face seven non-conference games next Saturday with Texas A&M Tulane and Rice highlighted. Texas A&M defeated Texas Tech 19 9 behind a 30 yard touchdown run by Frenchy Domingus. Rice beat Texas A and I 20 9 with a strong backfield and blocking. Centenary visits Texas. SMU Arkansas Hendrix and North Texas Teachers had mixed showings amid conference pride at stake.
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Vines Defeated in All Branches of Coast Meet
Los Angeles reports Ellsworth Vines, America's premier tennis player, sidelined as the Pacific Southwest tournament ends with his name missing from winners. Eliminated in singles by Jiro Satoh, Vines and Keith Gledhill lost in doubles to Van Ryn and Allison. In mixed doubles, Vines and Melon Merlowe were defeated by Harper and de feated. Harper also won the Women's title, beating Allee Mavala 10-8 6-3.
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Newark Bears Start World Series Play Against Minneapolis Millers
Newark New Jersey September 26 Ins Colonel Jake Ruppert watches the Newark Bears open the little world's series against the Minneapolis Millers in Newark. Three games here then west to Minneapolis to finish seven game schedule. Millers boast strong hitters Mowry Rice Harris Ruble while Bears outfielders Hill Walker Jensen Moyte have 58 steals and 47 homers combined.
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League Opens as Bowling season starts at Coliulun Rinenin
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Bad Weather Delays Oil Men's Tourney Postponement
Oil Men’s Southwest Texas tournament delayed by bad weather. Tournament Manager Guy Randolph announced postponement of match play. First-round results include R. Pay over Walter Henshaw three and two and several close outcomes. Third client has until Tuesday October 3 to complete first round matches.
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H. J
J C. Nelean
Dave Harris
Dams
Harry Oliver
BE. GC. Stearns
Rodney DelLange
Randolph
Tesday
Wright Fuentes Lead Monday Boxing Card
Wright and Fuentes top a Monday boxing program featuring Roy Fuentes as the main attraction. The card lists bouts for Leonard's root Inwa and Soudy Pheatreota with K C Henderson Fi Kelly and others set for additional fights. Herrera appears in another scheduled bout with Brady Ant and Wisd om.
Warren Lines Up Good Card At Beethoven Hall
Promoter Bob Warren has lined up a Thursday night show featuring six round main bouts. In the headline, Pick Gray of Florida meets Red Hughes, with Irving Rosman and Ralph Sikes in others. Oddie Lopez faces an unselected opponent. One definite bout is Kid Tony versus Kid Williams.
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Bob Warren
Pick Gray
Florida
Red Hughes
Irving Rosman
Ralph Sikes
Oddie Lopez
Newsie
Kid Tony
Kid Williams
Beethoven Hall
SmithartNamed Captain Of San Saba Armadillos Team
Smithart, a senior, named captain of the San Saba Armadil los football team with Bob Burnham as line captain. Barton Dailey is manager. Pep squad leaders Treated: Bens Walters Flora Mae Brown and Randal Stone. Schedule lists games from September 30 through November 18, with open dates and notable returning lettermen O. T. Smithart, Bob Burnham, Modie Hayes, Gene Hoyl, J. Lee Daniels.
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Winter League Baseball Postponed by Rain
Rain washed out three Winter Baseball League games on Sunday in Vicbaily. The league will meet at Dibble Sporting Goods, South Alamo Street, Thursday night at o'clock to make arrangements to reschedule postponed games and conduct league business.
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Stewart Stickney Golf Veteran Dies in St Louis
Stewart G Stickney prominent St Louis golf figure and former Trans Mississippi champion died at 8 hospital after a long illness. A pioneer of local golf, he began playing in 1803 and contributed to the sport’s early development in the city.
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Final Standings FACT COAST TH Srctimente fess
Portia Mladen Reis Hoey Hattywoud Uakimnd and other names appear in final standings with unclear context. The readable fragment lists participants or teams and a sequence of surnames, suggesting a standings table.
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Majestic's Weavers star in lively town show
Weavers dazzled Elviry and Ozark troupe fans at the Majestic this week with a bustling program. The cinema offered a mix of actors, bands, and shorts, with Lew Ayres and Maureen O'Sullivan in Okah America drawing mixed reviews and Robinson's Tiger Shark earning praise for outdoor scenes. Grand Hotel starring Garbo and Barrymore closed the week with universal acclaim, while The Night of Jung 23 offered a strong mystery lineup.
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Donovan
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Mahatma Gandhi
Hyeris Twins
Loretta
Jean Sarli
Lew Ayres
Maureen O'Sullivan
Ufe
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Richard Arlen
Gite Jehaha
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Mike Mascarena
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Fox News
Martin Plan Wins Tilden Pro Title in Berlin
Berlin report notes Martin Plan, of Prince Play, defeated Burke of Ireland 6-1 6-2 1-8 2-6 6-4 to claim the professional championship. The Frenchman appeared brilliant as Burke faded. Plan then beat Nusslefy of Germany in five sets, denying Burke the title. Doubles saw Kozelun and Wussler win over Lilden and Barnes in straight sets 8-11 8-2 5-?. another match featured Nusslern and Napeth 0-7 3-6 8-1 6-3.
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Sayers Claiming Baseball Forfeit
In the Bexar county semifinal, the Sayers team forfeited after opponents failed to appear for Sundays scheduled game. The Water Wil be taken up at A Tear writing, The Marine, Plowboys are in the finals, with Thorn noted in the, awaiting result.
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Cagney Negotiations Reopen With Mary Pickford Interest
Hollywood reports negotiations to return James Cagney to Warner Brothers are revived after Mary Pickford expressed desire for him as her lead in a waterfront story. Cagney previously walked out over pay and studio dropped talks last week.
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