Crosby Buffaloes Edge toward 20-A title bid after loss
After a 20-14 defeat to La Porte the Crosby Buffaloes regroup for a Friday district 20-A clash with Bell High in Galveston. Key plays, penalties, and a late Mosher end-around pass doomed Crosby while Dasten may pay for the errors. Crosby seniors Keene and Pamsey spark a balanced offense as Galena Park’s Robert E. Lee Ganders prep for undefeated Bell High Tornadoes in Galveston with Laughlin nursing a knee strain.
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Pace-Setting Trinity Idle This Week
Pace-setting Trinity with five straight victories will be idle as Gulf Coast Conference action resumes among North Texas and Midwestern opponents. North Texas hosts Texas Western after a 20 to 1 loss, while Midwestern visits Austin College following a 14 to 7 upset of Tempe State.
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Four Of Nation's Top Grid Squads Are Still Unbeaten
New York Oct 18 UCLA Colorado Missi and Cincinnati lead a list of 18 college football squads with perfect records. Cincinnati defeated Hardin-Simmons 27-18, tied Oklahoma, while UCLA and Colorado boast strong scoring and defense. Oklahoma tops a group of 33 teams with four victories, including Wisconsin Ohio State Minnesota Yale Arkansas Wichita Virginia Tech. West Virginia remains the lone major power with three wins.
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Durable Bob Thorpe eyes shot at big time with Cubs
San Francisco report details Cal League star Bob Thorpe of the Stockton Ports, a right handed ace with a 28-1 record and 2.28 ERA who could earn a major league trial with the Chicago Cubs. Scouts praised his control and potential while noting the Cubs’ plan to repair pitching staff with a fast rise through spring training. Thorpe’s past season included strong post season runs with Stockton and San Jose, with interest from major league scouts. Authorities acknowledge Cleveland Angels interest but Cubs remain committed to Stockton club.
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Thorpe Emerges as Popular Electrician Pitching Talent
Thorpe a San Ditgo electrician shows a fast ball in offsontars, with a fine curve and a reputation for beaning a sand back on bilfers. He lacks belonging to binn em over school and relies on gamdt support as observers note his quick rise. The club’s function makes him the most popular kid on Charter No. 1680.
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Ambitious football slate aims to improve records
Sudden shifts hit the schedule as Texas Tech and others face pivotal games. Arizona seeks another league upset after last week’s triumph. Louisiana State toppled Tech 20 to 7. Hardin-Simmons travels to Oklahoma A&M while Trinity and Texas Western pull off upsets elsewhere.
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Pressure Mounts As Eagles Prepare For Saratoga Tilt
Barbers Hill Eagles surge to 6-0 season pace with wins over Colmesneil and Chester and eyes for Win No. 7 against Saratoga at Hardin. Led by Gordon Speer’s 267 rushing yards on three carries, the defense clamped down near the 30, while a strong line and scorers like Fitzhenry Dodson and Naquin underpin the district 2 B showdown.
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New Golf Gadgets Stir Up Interest in 1920s Market
In WEW YORK on October 18 the UP column notes a wave of new golf gadgets entering the market. The piece highlights innovative and practical devices aimed at improving home practice and pleasure, sparking curiosity among sports enthusiasts and commercial inventors.
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New Electric Golf Gadgets Stir Up Locker Room Talk
Oscar Freley humorously surveys a string of gadget ideas for golf including a mechanical swing helper and a pick up tube for fast cash on the fairway. He jokes about impractical features like ball tracking and a golfmeter while lampooning shoplifting risks and the bragging tone of gadget lore.
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New York October boxing preview notes Tiscareno favored 6 to 1 to debut on Dumont TV in a 10 round bout at St Nicholas Arena against Gerald Dreyer of South Africa. Paddy Young expected to win 135 to beat Jesse Turner at Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Arena.
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Needville Prepares for Third District Tilt with Deer Park
Needville and Deer Park gear up for the 3rd district clash as coach Travis Sherry leads the Needville crew into a must-win game. Deer Park, riding a six game unbeaten run, toppled Sante Fe 26-6 with Franklin McLean and Jimmy Carpenter starring on offense, while Carpenter also fueled the defense and special plays.
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BulldogsEdge Crosby in Tough Friday Win
La Porte Bulldogs survived a bruising 20-14 victory over Crosby Buffaloes at Crosby Friday night. Leo Rizzuto sparked the effort hauling an 84 yard dash and a 43 yard scamper while Durwood Hayes added 54 yards on six carries including a 21 yard TD. Noseguard Tommy Mosher and tackler Dennis Brown fueled the defense as Angleton looms next in district 27-AA action.
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Favorites Rice And Texas To Meet In SWC Headliner
Texas and Rice, long regarded as the SWC’s top two, meet in Houston as both chase the title. Arkansas and SMU posted conference wins that reshaped the race, with Arkansas routing Texas and SMU edging Rice. Baylor, A&M face survival tests, and Baylor beat Washington 34 to 7 at Waco.
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Grid Title Play Starts This Weekend in Texas
Eastern New Mexico brings the only perfect record to Brownwood to face Howard Payne as the Texas Conference title race opens. McMurry meets California State at Abilene after beating Abilene Christian 13 to 6 while Howard Payne fell 13 to 7 to Louisiana Tech.
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