Class AA Conference Football Schedules This Week
United Press outlines Class AA and City Conference games across Texas as season lulls, with 10 conference matches and a standout clash between undefeated Lamesa and Pampa. District pairings include Graham Weatherford and Tyler Texarkana while Dallas Fort Worth Houston and San Antonio districts set Friday schedules.
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South Plains-Panhandle
Lamesa
Pampa
Dallas
Graham
Weatherford
Tyler
Texarkana
Longview
Kilgore
Palestine
Lufkin
Nacogdoches
Bryan
Henderson
Conroe
Texas City
Baytown
Freeport
Pasadena
Galena Park
Galveston
Edinburg
San Benito
Dallas-Tech Forest
Fort Worth
Paschal
Tech
North Side
Carter
Arlington Heights
Poly
Houston
Davis
S. F. Austin
Milby
San Jacinto
Lamar
Sam Houston
San Antonio
Brackenridge
Edison
Burbank
Harlandale
Alamo Heights
Ysleta
Borger
el Paso Bowie
Plainview
Quanah
Hollis
Okla
Sweetwater
Childress
Amarillo
Lubbock
Big Spring
Haskell
el Paso High
el Paso Jefferson
el Paso Austin
Abilene
Vernon
San Angelo
Midland
Brownwood
Cleburne
Gainesville
Sherman
North Dallas
Wichita Falls
Highland Park
Denison
Denton
Greenville
McKinney
Cornwell
Port Neches
Port Arthur
Bishop Byrne
Marshall
Beaumont South Park
Lake Charles
Orange
Grand Prairie
Corsicana
Ennis
Bonham
Victoria
Corpus Christi Bay
Temple
Austin
Robstown
Alice
Brion signs for fight with Joe Louis in Chicago
Cesar Brion of Argentina agrees to a 10 round bout with Joe Louis at Chicago Stadium on November 29. Hymie Wallman settles for Brion at 22 percent of net gate after haggling with Jim Norris. Louis, coming back at 36, is favored at 2 to 1 despite recent setback to Ezzard Charles.
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Chicago Stadium
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Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
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IBC
Louis
Ezzard Charles
Yankee Stadium
Dallas Eagles Players Optioned to Gainesville
Clyde Perry the fans favorite shortstop and utility player George Hausmann have been optioned to Gainesville of the Class B Big State League. Announcement by club General Manager Bobby Goff notes both players are subject to the upcoming draft.
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Dallas
Clyde Perry
Dallas Eagles
George Hausmann
Gainesville
Bobby Goff
Referee Says Calls Made On Sight Not Argument
The Texas Oklahoma game ref Bob Miller defended on field calls while critics from Austin claimed several decisions wrong. Sports editors Williams and Hall argued missed calls affected the 14 13 Oklahoma victory and praised Oklahoma’s hustle and grit.
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Bob Miller
Kansas City
Fred Williams
Austin
Tex
Oklahoma
Texas
University of Texas
Blair Cherry
Waco
Johnny Morrow
Williams
Lewis Levine
Miller
Longhorn
Byron Townsend
Townsend
Ed Rowland
Billy Porter
June Davis
Claude Arnold
Flem Hall
Evening Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Rowland
Buddy Jones
Hall
Levine
Bowling Scores in Beverage League at Peerless Lanes
Bowling results from Peerless Lanes show multiple teams with wins and high individual scores. BORDEN'S led with 2128 total, Edmiston 465 and Henderson 476 boosting the score. SEVEN-UP claimed banner with 2313 and Green 439, Southern 522. Other top scores included Alen 596 and Rosenthal 501 for FALSTAFF and BUDWEISER's Reed 399.
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Borden's
DeWitt
Bayette
Wicker
Edmiston
Henderson
Coor’s
Acuff
Case
Pooles
Wimeth
Styles
Jack’s Oasis
Monken
Grosso
Torrey
Gerken
Biondolino
P&o
Bivins
Joslin
Ingram
Moylan
Hill
del Prete
Price
Gabbard
Mac
Stanley
Reed
Jones
Tuttle
Davis
McGrew
Haile
Green
Southern
Hayes
Hanna
Falstaff
West
Carter
Alen
Rosenthal
Schlitz
Johnson
Hunter
Colbert
R. Hunter
Fisher
Metropolitan League standings with multiple sponsor entries
A ledger of league scores shows METROPOLITAN LEAGUE entries for Duke Electric TRUITT BUICK DIAMOND SHOP TRI-STATE AD VERTISING HILL LINES KINNEY SHOES KENNETH'S MEN'S WEAR HUB CLOTHIERS WHITEWAY FOOD PANHANDLE INSURANCE 60 pear DRAG REED SHEET METAL RISS & CO HOMES TEXAS WHOLESALE WHITE MOTOR CO INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AKES-FYFE PRODUCERS GRAIN WEST TEXAS SHOE SHOP with various individual scores and top performers listed, highlighting winners across several teams and a range of points totals. The data includes player names and exact scores for each sponsor entry, reflecting a detailed competition ledger.
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Duke Electric
Bullock
Duke
Mays
Sebren
Harms
Truitt Buick
Corbin
Jensen
Brooks
Reece
McCaulley
Diamond Shop
Maddox
Barnes
Howell
Bergman
Fenberg
Tri-State Advertising
Davis
Hendricks
Galbreath
Sargill
Wardill
Hill Lines
Sweet
Moon
Conger
Bulloch
Kinney Shoes
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Tuckness
Corell
Kenneth
Goldnn
Utz
Morris
Golden
Hardin
HUB Clothiers
Garrett
Garcia
Gaston
Barrett
Whiteway Food
Johnson
Nunn
McKenzie
Bowman
Prien
Panhandle Insurance
Womble
Hasley
Moore
Talley
Langley
Pear
Dowis
S. Dowis
Butterfield
Ziegler
Boomer
Bradford
Mitchell
Beaver
Reed
Riss & CO
Neese
Oc .Henera
Shannon
Ee Homes
Simon Lester
Nesbitt A and Anderson
Texas Wholesale
Eaton Bir Alexander
Formby
Bush
Hockenberry
White Motor CO
Stock
White
Thomas Ion
International Trucks
Glasco
Smitty
Cloyd S McCartney
Clevenger
Akes-Fyfe
Novak
Merchant A' Crump
Farmer
Producers Grain
Farley
Jones
Stanley
Simmons
Marteney
West Texas Shoe Shop
Raines
Hall
Allen
Wilkinson
Bishop
Jaycees League Stinkers vs Nutcrackers Scores and Standings
In a crowded bowling card, Jaycees League Stinkers won 2 to 1 against Nutcrackers led by Kaufman 373 Cernohouz 405 Mabry 448 Kelly 400 Marler 445. Bobcats took a 3 win with London 339 Massey 369 Thur 469. Gutters Rats remained scoreless with Brown 455 Kennedy 428 Smith 395 Long 397. Wildcats posted two wins with Franklin 391 Beyers 487 Clarke 382. Night Owls claimed one win as Skipworth 442 Anderson 491 Ross 469 led the way.
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Stinkers
McGee
Wilson
Landers
Gentry
Oliver
Nutcrackers
Kaufman
Cernohouz
Mabry
Kelly
Marler
Bobcats
London
Massey
Thur
Gutter Rats
Brown
Kennedy
Smith
Long
Wildcats
Franklin
Beyers
Clarke
Night Owls
Skipworth
Anderson
Ross
El Salvador Sugar Growers Plan New Refinery Effort
El Salvador sugar growers have formed an organized coalition aiming to establish a sugar refinery. Leaders say the cooperative approach seeks to boost local processing, create jobs, and add value to the harvest while navigating policy and market challenges.
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el Salvador
Pro Patty Berg Has Competition in Hard Scrabble Open
Fort Smith Ark October 18 Patty Berg of Minneapolis the champion for the last two years and two amateurs tied for medalist honors as match play began in the sixth annual Hard Scrabble Women's Open Golf Tournament. Berg MacKinnon of Mt Pleasant and Betsy Rawls of Austin Tex shot 77 in qualifying two over par to lead the field. other notable scores included Mrs George Noble Dallas 82 Alice Bauer Midland 79 Pat Garner Midland 87 Marlene Bauer Midland 81.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Miss Berg
Betty MacKinnon
Mt. Pleasant
Betsy Rawls
Austin
Tex
George Noble
Dallas
Alice Bauer
Midland
Pat Garner
Marlene Bauer
Point a Minute Team Rolls Up Big Record
New Braunfels led by Weldon Bynum’s ground drive claims an undefeated but tied season in Class A football. Galeanns show 2045 rushing yards and 872 passing, holding six opponents to seven points while routing Yoakum 79-0 and Luling 50-0. Plot twists include a district tilt with Lockhart and a headline schedule featuring Arlington versus Terrell.
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Wilbur Martin
Associated Press
New Braunfels
Brady
Galeanns
Weldon Bynum
Charles Burr
Unicorns
Wharton
Yoakum
Luling
Lockhart
Arlington
Terrell
Olney
Seymour
Texas League considers salary cap and player limit move
Dallas owner R W Burnett pushes to remove the payroll ceiling while opposing a 19 player limit. Texas League directors, with J Alvin Gardner, plan advisory talks on realignment with eight Southwest leagues to place cities in their natural territory and improve rivalries.
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Dallas
Gay
R. W. Burnett
Grayle Howlett
Tulsa
Burnett
Cleveland
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
George Schepps
Greenville
Corpus Christi
Big State
Sooner
West Texas
New Mexico
Longhorn
East Texas
Gulf Coast
Rio Grande Valley
Arizona- Texas
Conference Elevens Point to Saturday
Southwest Conference teams drill hard amid injuries as Rice, SMU, TCU, Baylor, Texas A&M, Texas and Arkansas prep for Saturday games. Coaches note thin rosters, updated offenses, and emphasis on defense while wary of injuries impacting key stars and quarterbacks.
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Texas Christian
Rice
Jess Neely
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Neely
SMU
Rusty Russell
Charles Chambers
Benton Musselwhite
Kyle Rote
Johnny Champion
Pat Knight
Dutch Meyer
TCU
Texas A&m
Doug Conaway
Bob Moorman
Wilson George
Texas Tech
Aggieland
Bill Dayton
A&m
Billy Tidwell
Andy Hillhouse
Frogs
Texas Longhorn
Blair Cherry
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bobby Dillon
Gib Dawson
Arkansas Razorbacks
Otis Douglas
Jim
Warriors Nurture Tall New Talent In Hershey Camp
Philadelphia Warriors coach Eddie Gottlieb is developing a seven foot two inch novice named Jim Dempsey from Jersey City at Hershey training camp. The rookie, who never played basketball before last June, is believed to be on track for NBA readiness in three to four years.
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Hershey
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Eddie Gottlieb
Warrior
Warriors
Dempsey
Jim
Jersey City
Gottlieb
NBA
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