Harlandale Buffaloes Under Scrutiny For Eligibility Probe
District 8 opener saw Harlandale Indians lose to the Buffaloes 12 to 0 at Gareets field as investigators probe ineligible players. Officials including Gus Rogers and H H Hutto cautious, while Brackenridge and others face eligibility questions.
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World Series Games On Air Broadcast Details
The article notes both the National and Coriabin broadcasting systems will cover the World Series games. It mentions experts from New York writers and Philadelphia as key cities, with broadcasts beginning at 32 o'clock Broadway time and originating from San Antonio for the first game.
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Randolph golfers to receive awards at Willow Springs
Winners from the Standolph past tournament held at Willow Springs will receive a 22 prize list and a 2 banquet at the water hotel Thursday night. Mrs A W Parker will present awards. Ten awards will be issued per flight due to many donations. First flight win goes to Petrleh and Jevant Durford. second to Ui Nand Hovey. third to Wroteo Hyman. fourth to Pettit. In the women's division, Margaret Willis won the top prize. PARK LAUGE TO MEET at City Park Post Hall teague will meet at City Hall at So Swaine.
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Jevant Durford
Ui Nand Hovey
Wroteo “Hyman
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Plight of hay confuses birds in 1637 England storm
In Denbigshire, England, on the afternoon of June 25 1637, hay moved contrary to the wind causing consternation in Wrexham five miles distant. An old print inspired a drawing for a Los London News illustration dated August 3 1897 by the author. Theodore Voltz whisker contest in Stuttgart 1912 sparked notes on amnesia.
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Theodore Volz
Theodore Voltz
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Unclear Fight Card Sparks Confusion Over Winners
Disjointed OCR text lists numerous fighters and cities with scattered names and partial bouts. It mentions Potent matchups and possible teams or card references but provides no coherent results or outcomes. The fragment hints at boxing and boxing related events with inconsistent place names like New Zealand and Vancouver.
Busby Returns to Thathlee Squad After Injury
A battered report notes quarterback Busby is back in uniform for St Mary's Thathlee squad after an ankle injury in early scrimmage. He battles to become a starting signal caller as Heche shines last Saturday against Twenty-third Infantry. Coach Ervin announces Hoose ban shares passing duties with Dan arniart while the Rattlers prep for a tough Tuesday session.
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Betty Nutall Returns Home in Warm Welcome
Admirers in Britain greet Betty Nutall on arrival from America aboard the Mauretania. She thanks well wishers for the stay, noting the kindness and happiness of the visit and her strong pride in lending support for British American tennis and traditions.
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Howell and Vitela Meet in Nevada Boxing Card Show
Hen Havel and Pancho Vitels headline a late program at the The rhaven bell mat show Tuesday night at 9:20. Howell fights Heard for stakes after last week’s loss, seeking redemption. Catllesgan and Tez provide a roughhouse finale, with two preliminary girls slated.
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Doeg in Business to Keep Up Tennis Career
Hope Long, the young Californian who won the national tennis singles at Forest Hills on September 12, begins a wartime career, moving from the courts to office work in Newark and then to advertising in New York. He plans to defend his national singles and doubles titles next year but will mostly base his playing around New York.
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South Zone Dove Season Opens in Texas
The South Zone dove season begins Wednesday in designated Texas zones, opens two months in the morning, with the North Zone extending to October 31. Duck season runs October 16 to January 31 in the North, while the South Zone borders November 1 to January 31. The article also mentions the Athletics and a World Series boxscore at Philadelphia Park.
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Grimes Aims to Beat Grover as Series Opens
Gabby Street backs Grimes as the best manager in Grimes praise for Street and the St Louis club. Connie Mack keeps pitching plans secret with Grove and Barnard in reserve while Cards and Athletics ready for the World Series opener. Thousands seek seats as box offices report heavy demand and Judge Landis predicts a great series.
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Night football banned by Houston school board
Houston officials tabooed night football for high school teams to prevent social problems from unsupervised gatherings. The board of education voted down a proposal to schedule night games citing over commercialization of high school sports as a principal objection.
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Jones Denies Hell Quit Tourneys
Jones denies rumors he will quit the tourneys as he faces renewed strain on the links. The veteran golfer asserts the pressure remains manageable and will continue in the American amateur circuit, focusing on his profession and the sport.
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HELL
Atlanta
Nobby
Amateur golf resets as Von Elm opens pro path debate
George Von Elm ends amateur status with a push toward open competition. He argues for a system where prize money exists and tournaments are open, shifting away from strict amateurism rules. The move, tied to proposed $50,000 in prize money, signals potential restructuring of the United States Golf Association's definitions.
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