Amarillo Sandies Win District Title Over Lubbock Westerners
In front of about 10 000 fans Amarillo Sandies defeat Lubbock Westerners to claim District 1 honors. Enochs scores twice including a 63 yard sprint while Mann adds the extra points. Sandies advance to face Ranger Bulldogs next week with game location to be decided Friday.
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Speers
H. Newton
Bill Davidson
Big Spring
Creecy
Wichita Falls
Ranger Bulldogs
Texas A and M 0 Texas 21 football score summary
A compressed roundup of college and high school football scores across regions. Notable results include Texas 21 over Texas A and M 0, Washington 6 over Oregon State 6, Nebraska 21 over St. Louis 19, and Oklahoma 7 vs George Washington 7 with many minor league and high school games listed.
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Washington
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Virginia
Oklahoma
George Washington
Wake Forest
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Dayton
Miami
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Idaho
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Daniel Baker
Abilene Christian
Ce Aes College of Mines
el Paso
Edwards
Ce College
Trinity University
Nebraska Wesleyan
Hastings
Parsons
Iowa Wesleyan
Southwestern
Howard Payne
College of Marshall
Paris Jr. College
Kopecky Beats Doc Mueller in Rough Thanksgiving Bout
Joe Kopecky, famed for rugged style, defeats Doc Mueller of San Antonio in a three fall wrestling match at the armory Thanksgiving program. Kopecky takes the first fall in 22 minutes, Mueller wins the second in eight, and Kopecky clinches the final in 12. Preliminaries see Ted Travis defeat Kid Goodman.
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Travis
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Corpus Christi Beats Robstown for Title
Corpus Christi won the District 15 title by defeating Robstown 10 to 2 in Corpus Christi. Guion kicked a 25 yard field goal in the fourth quarter after a first period touchdown, Robstown blocked a punt for a safety in the second period, and Bobby Edwards sparked the Corpus Christi offense with multiple 25 and 30 yard runs.
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Robstown
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Kerr Praises Colgate Unscored On Team After 21-0 Victory
Colgate coach Andy Kerr lauded his unbeaten 1932 squad after a 21-0 win over Brown, noting the defense did not allow a single point. The piece lists historic unscored seasons by Yale, Michigan, Nebraska, Pitt, Navy, and Colgate among others, with Kerr's praise framing Colgate as one of the last major teams to finish unscored on.
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Andy Kerr
Colgate
Warner
Dickinson College
Kerr
Pittsburgh
Washington & Jefferson
Texas A. &. M
Navy
Yale
Michigan
Baker
Nebraska
St. Louis University
Texas A. & M
New York U
Penn State
Miss College
Syracuse
Blow
Finch
Rain Delays U S vs All Australia Tennis in Brisbane
Rain halted the second day of play in Brisbane between the touring United States team and an All Australian side. The U S won all three singles yesterday and were tied at one set all in the only doubles match. The U S lineup included Ellsworth Vines Jr Keith Gledhill Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn.
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Australia
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Ellsworth Vines, Jr
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Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Woodrow Wilson Wildcats Win City Football Title
Woodrow Wilson football team defeated North Dallas 32 to 0 to claim Dallas city championship and District 8 Interscholastic League title. Masonic Home of Fort Worth advances as bi district opponent next week.
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Centenary Gentlemen Tied by Arkansas in Muddy Clash
Centenary College of Shreveport was held to a scoreless tie by Arkansas on a muddy field as they entered the shadow of the goal line in the first quarter but were halted by the visitors' defense. In Dallas, six leading Southwest Conference scorers were listed, led by Oliver T C U with 12 touchdowns and 69 total points, followed by Hilliard and Stafford of Texas, Key of Texas, Brannon of TCU, and Walace of Rice with 13 or more total points each.
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Missouri
Detroit
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Former High School Boy Dies After Sand-Lot Game
Howard Sutton, former Charlotte Central High School football player, died from injuries sustained in a sand-lot game played yesterday. The injury occurred to his neck and head during the informal matchup in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Charlotte Central
Army and Notre Dame Take Center Stage in Slim Saturday Grid
Top games include Army vs Notre Dame and Pitt vs Stanford with Rose Bowl implications hinging on Pitt results. Southwest features Texas Christianity, Southern Methodist clash. Colgate and USC seeding headlines with other key interregional confrontations and final conference showdowns across the nation.
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Trinity Tigers trip Aus in easy 39–0 win at College
Trinity University dominated Aus in a 39 to 0 victory yesterday afternoon in Waxahachie Texas. Tigers built early lead and cruised to the shutout against Aus in College.
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Harlingen Cardinals Defeat Brownsville 38 0 To Win District Title
Harlingen Cardinals beat Brownsville 38 to 0 to claim the District 16 title in a rough game. Captain Silver led the offense with long outside runs as Brownsville faltered on passing. The win earns Harlingen a bi district meeting with Corpus Christi for the championship.
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Fight Results From AP Roundup
Philadelphia bout saw George Courtney of Oklahoma and Vince Forgione of Philadelphia draw. Johnny Pepe of Philadelphia outpointed Jimmy Pepe of Atlantic City. Gorilla Jones of Akron stopped Jackie Purvis of Indianapolis in the third.
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Oklahoma
Vince Forgione
Drew
Johnny Pepe
Jimmy Pepe
Atlantic City
Akron
Gorilla Jones
Jackie Purvis
Indianapolis
District Winners Set Bi District Lineup For Next Week
Dallas, Nov 25 After championship games yesterday Texas Interscholastic League Class A football districts named winners who advance to bi district play. Pairings list Amarillo Ranger Sweetwater Austin El Paso Vernon Sherman Mason ic Home Fort Worth Woodrow Wilson Dallas Green ville Athens Corsicana Brackenridge San Antonio John Reagan Houston Beaumont Corpus Christi Harlingen plus Texas Conference Howard Payne and Lone Star Conference North Texas Teachers of Northton.
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Paris
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Ranger
Sweetwater
EL Paso
Texas
Howard Payne
Texas Frogs Await Mustangs After Victory Over Aggies
Texas closes the 1932 season with a 21 to 0 win over Texas A and M as Bohn Hilliard and Harrison Stafford star. The Longhorns wait for Texas Christian versus SMU to decide the SWC title with UT in second place if SMU wins. About 25,000 attend at Texas Memorial Stadium.
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Colgate Cleans Brown to Preserve Untouchable Record
On November 25 Colgate’s Red Raiders, unbeaten and untied with zero points allowed, crushed Brown 21 0. The matchup boosts Colgate’s Rose Bowl prospects against Southern California with experts weighing the invitation and Pittsburgh’s chances if they beat Stanford. Soleau shows standout blocking, Rowe and Ash spark in the backfield as Colgate dominates on both lines.
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Deglane defeats Lute in long Boston wrestling bout
In a Camden NJ style recap, Henri Deglane of Montreal 230 pounds defeated Nick Lute of Los Angeles 200 pounds in a one hour thirteen minute match. Ed Don George of North Java NY wins two falls out of three against Herb Freeman of New York 220 pounds.
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Henri Deglane
Montreal
Nick Lute
Los Angeles
Camden
N. J
Don George
North Java
N. Y
Herb Freeman
New York
Aggies Showcase Strong Play as Curtain Falls
Roy directed the offense and ran for yardage, delivering a splendid football performance. Willis Nolan at center Cummings at end and Ted Spencer in the backfield stood out for the Aggies as the conference schedule winds down with Texas Christian facing Southwestern Methodist in Dallas and Baylor meeting Rice Institute in Houston.
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Roy
Willis Nolan
Cummings
Ted Spencer
Aggies
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Southwest Methodist
Dallas
Baylor Bears
Rice Institute
Houston
Army Enters Rose Picture as USC Holds Coast Title
Army's Cadets join the Rose Tournament picture with USC nearly certain to defend the Far West title in Pasadena on January 2 as the 1992 Pacific Coast Conference champions. USC would invite Michigan if Army cannot accept. Colgate and Pittsburgh are other potential candidates, with Notre Dame's Dec 10 game not affecting selection. Twenty-three of 56 signers of the Declaration attended college.
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