Senators Clash With Red Sox In Pennant Chase
Washington and Boston battled in a packed struggle as the Red Sox hosted the Senators, Johnson injured by a high pitch in a 2-1 loss, and New York leading in the pennant race as Pittsburgh swept the Cubs and Detroit topped Chicago White Sox. The Senators face three critical games to clinch with Johnson listed day to day.
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Brackenridge Beats Bees 40 to 0 in opener
Brackenridge defeats Beeville 40 to 0 in the opening game as Elkins McCarty and Tillinghast lead a fast Purple and White attack. Beeville, lighter and stymied by Brackenridge’s line, fails to gain a first down. Beeville fumbles and block punts plus several Brackenridge scores push the tally to 40 by end of third quarter.
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Schwab
Vieto the Bees
Brackenridge
Cannon
McCarty
Elkins
Illinghast
Sweet
Bob Fenner
South Siders
Younts
Brackies
Oval
Tillinghast
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Bece
Purnle
Tor
Foner
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Bees
Williams
Shorty McCarty
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Younts Nickeieee
Reagan
Frierya
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Gibbs
Stanley
Ottolain Nix Doton
Baylor
Gené Seng
St. Mary's
van Dine
Mnesman
Russell Elected President of Aircraft Board in New York
Prank Russell of New York was elected president of the Manufacturers Aircraft Association at a directors meeting. Glen Izt Martin of Cleveland was chosen as vice president. At the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America annual meeting Charles T. Lawrence of Paterson was elected president and a new board of governors was named.
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Russell
Aircraft Board
New York
HL ‘Russell
Manufacturers Air *Craft Association
Glenitz Martin
Cleveland
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of
Americ
Charles TL. Lawrence
Paterson
N. Id
Hoppe Still Leading In Six Hundred Point Billiards Match
New York Sept 27 Willie Hoppe world pocket billiards champion leads Hal Greenleaf midway in a six hundred point three cushion match. Hoppe won the afternoon session 30 to 28 in 16 innings and led 7 to 4 in the tally. In the evening Hoppe broke 100 while Greenleaf collected 38 in 15 innings.
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Associated Presa
New York
Willie Hoppe
Chamaion
Halph Greenlext
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Walker and Malone Fight to Indicate Mickey's Condition
New York September 21 Mickey Walker has many bids for battles but is lining up definite fights. Next month he will face Jack Mallone in Jersey City as a test of his present condition. He may fight Shade locally while seeking out of town promoters for a Walker bout. Walker avoids New York with the New York Boxing Commission. The Gibbons Dempsey show at Shelby is seen on film with comments on Dempsey's pace and Gibbons' clinching and holding tactics. The author notes historical ring actions and referee decisions during the 15th round.
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Mickey Walker
Jack Ms Ione
Jersey City
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Shade
New York Boxing Commission
Shelby
Demposer
Gibbons
Dempssey
Jack
Montana
Jimmy Dougherty
Mistah Goddard
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Brooklin
Louis
Grimes
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Merkle
Rot’ Evers
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Boners
Snodgrass
Bostons
Matty
Oe Grimes
Fankees
Washington
Losors
Vante
Detroit
Yanks
Brackenridge Seconds Fall to Somerset High in Gridiron Clash
Somerset High overwhelmed Brackenridge Wildcats 17 to 0 as Langston and teammates opened with a kickoff return for a touchdown and added a late field goal. Brackenridge showed discipline only in the second and third quarters, while Somerset capitalized with a 70 yard scoring play and a fourth quarter drive to seal the win.
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Brackenridge Wildcats
Beeville
Somerset
Brackenridge
Somerset Boys
Sh Ineal Clover
Langstas
Langston
Question Box: Football rules clarified by Lawrence Perry
Lawrence Perry, longtime football authority, answers reader questions from The San Antonio Light column. Topics cover end out of bounds legal pass rules, sideline place kicks, punt recovery, and ball handling after scrimmage. Answers clarify penalties and rule sections with concise explanations.
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Opening Games Offer Little Information
Lawrence Perry analyzes the quiet start to the football season. Wisconsin faces uncertain lines but aims to surprise the West while key players return. strong South matchups include Oglethorpe versus Georgia Tech and Mercer. Georgia hopes to rebound after a tough previous year.
Chicagoans to Gain One Hour Tonight
Chicago residents who lost about 2,700,000 hours of sleep due to daylight saving time will regain them tonight when clocks are set forward. At 2 tomorrow morning clocks revert to Central Standard Time.
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Chicago
Chivegotos
Bowling league week ends with close finishes at Turner Alleys
The Ahr bowlers won three straight games to move to three and three in the Turner Ten Pin League, led by Jung's 200 and Conning's 195. Klaus topped the losers with 190. The week closed with a tie for high roll between McAllister and Gloeckner. Ice Company beat Orange Crush at Grand Alleys, Temple top scoring 207 in the win and Dausin’s 201 led the Crush.
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Conning
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McAllister
Gloeckner
Fred Bushick
Hia Crashe
Tha Southern
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Orange Crush
Temple
Wartert
Dausin
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Southern Ice Company
Ota
Brinkman Severe
Vetterick
Reed
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Grhan'g Securities
Cy Dresch
Evhorn Roltea’ Drench
T Nu Grane Bottling Company
Etals
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Burrat Ate
Ads Willmann
Urban
Securitien
Maxcom
College football results from Texas to Kansas and Texas Texas
Football scores from several small colleges and towns show Baylor and Schreiner victories, Daniel Baker and Fort Worth teams posting wins, and Mercedes routing Browdeville. Local results include Fairmont over Jlipopa, Southwestern over Central State Normal, and Bethady defeating Jamesburg.
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Trinity University
Brownwood
Daniel Baker College
Schreiner
Fort Worth
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Texas Normal
Wichita
Kan
Fairmont
Jhilipa, University
McPherson
Baker
Jamesburg
Central State Normal
Mercedes
Tex
Browdeville
Aggies Defeat Trinity Team 38 to 0 in College Station
Texas A&M trounced Trinity University Waxahachie 38 to 0 at College Station. Backfield power and second-half drives produced most scoring as Fay Wilson and teammates broke through a weakened Tiger line. Trinity managed only one first down as substitutions limited visible standout play.
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Tex
Texas Aggies
Trinity University of
Aggie
Trinity
Hine
Fay Wilson
Betty
Viger
Miller
Pingon
Wilson
Bible
Farmers
Berry
Waugh
Allison
Dieterich
Tigers
McChimer
Avarrunker
Long
Reds to Bolster Up With Young Players Cincinnati
Cincinnati Sept. 27 Several older players on the Cincinnati National team will miss next season after a directors meeting. Manager Jack Hendricks outlined a policy to inject youth with Daubert Burns departing to minor league management. Edd Roush to be field captain as newcomers Hitcher Vedro Wibut join, but he cannot play baseball in Cuba during winter.
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Cincinnati
Dored of Directors
Jack Hendricks
Jack Daubert
Reading
George Burns
Teague
Hendricks
Denbert
Edd Roush
Roush Igander
Wear Contrace
Vedro Wibut
Cuba
Police Seek Escaped Maniac From Southwestern Asylum
Valley authorities search for O R Pronge an inmate who escaped from the Southwestern Insane Asylum Friday evening. Officials warn the man is dangerous and may attempt to flee to nearby regions.
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Southwestern Insane Asylum
Ho Man
Anid
Dixie Series Standings Show J Victories and Losses
In the Dixie Series standings J leads with wins and losses listed. The fragment notes a tied result and references teams Pet and B with mixed scores. No clear dates or full team names are readable, but the snippet confirms ongoing series play and current positions.
Flag Chasers and Pro Teams Play Saturday Card
Basketball card style brief lists matchups for Saturday with St Louis at Cleveland and Detroit at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia plus Boston versus Washington. Scoring snippets show Detroit 87 Chicano 4 and Boston 1 Washington 1 with battery pairings and player mentions.
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National League Play Saturday Results and Standings Summary
NL Saturday play featured Chicago at Pittsburgh with Chicago losing 9 to 6 after a 000 000 300 inning. Pittsburg 002 312 10x won. Batteries: Kaufman Burke O Parrell Songer Pfeffer Schmidt for Pittsburgh. Hartnett for Chicago. International and minor league scores include St Paul 3 Todianapolis 2 and Louisville 12 4 Minneapolis 8. Western League Denver 6 St Joseph 3.
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South San Antonio Beats Heights Team on Gridiron
South San Antonio High School defeated Los Angeles Heights 44 to 0 on Friday afternoon. Emmett Burrows led with three touchdowns, Ralph Easley added two, Tom Johnson and Whi McGee scored, while quarterback Tommy Johnson guided the offense. J W Henderson refereed. Fredericksburg Independents prep for season with 25 veterans. first game planned at Mason next Friday during Mason fair. contact Charlie Tipton or Henry Molherg for games.
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Los Angeles Heights
J. W. Henderson
Fredericksburg
Mason
Tex
Fredericksburg Independents
Mason Eleven
Independents
Charlie Tipton
Henry Molherg
Stigler Football Sets High School Scoring Record
Stigler Oklahoma on September 27 the Stigler football team reportedly set a new high school scoring record by reaching near 219 points while allowing few points in three games this season. Fort Gibson defeated Stigler, and the Stigler eleven had 1,? points in three games, extending a record from last year.
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Okla
Ponetita
Tigler
Fort Gibson
Ue Etale
NUMBER FOUR LUCKY FOR GIANTS
A long column discusses a series of baseball miscues and near-misses from early 20th century teams. It references Brooklyn, the Polo Grounds, and notable blunders by Grimes and Merkle, comparing historic errors to contemporaries and noting Washington’s superiority over the Yankees. It mentions inter-club thirteen victories by Washington and nine by the Yankees, with Detroit contributing.
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B.noes
Giants
Buccaneers
Brinstorther
Brooklyn
Teriffi
Flatbush
Polo Grounds
Noworky
Pennal
Seeligson Meets Bell In City Tennis Final
Richard Brent put up a hard fight on the San Antonio Country Club courts Friday afternoon before Seeligson beat him in four sets. Seeligson will meet Berkley Bell at 3 p.m. Saturday for the 3924 city tennis championship as Bell, the only out of town player, displayed his best tennis in the singles so far.
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Arthur Seeligson
San Antonio
Tcourney
Seeligson
Berkley Bell
Brent
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Belt
Kerrville High Plays With Floresville In Tie
Kerrville Texas September 27 Tivy High School outweighed Floresville High and kept the visitors scoreless in the season opener. The game stayed largely in Floresville territory as Tivy failed to cross the goal line despite three field goal attempts.
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Tivy High School
Floreeville High
Florenville Gon Posta
Taehaa
Tarver
Eason
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