New Braunfels Unicorns Set for Semi Final Clash
LaVega advances and meets New Braunfels in a state Class A semifinal after a 2466 yardquarter finals win over Georgetown. George Shaver and Marshall hooked for scores as New Braunfels led 19 to 6, with regional crowds of 7500 watching the Eagles’ final bid.
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New Braunfels
Georgetown
Welton Bynem
LaVega
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la Vega
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SIT
Prise
Sammy Howard
Menat Suljciewer
Charles Schriewer
Gary Pithman
Ard Gerial
Bill Kwenper
Monan
Eagles
Braunfels
Southwest Texas State College
Wes New Braunfels
Unicorns
Munahans
Timurnfels
Georgetane
Shaver
Ar Marshell
al Fe Eagles
Merlyn Murphy
Ant Wor
Football Results and War Aid Recognition Mentioned
A posted notice mentions football results and cites Harry Emigh of Dallas as stating that servicemen welfare leaders in Savannah Augusta Shreveport and San Antonio will receive special recognition in New York next week at a meeting of the president's committee on religion and welfare in the armed services. The piece references World War II era context and notes several regions as doing outstanding work in the estate area.
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Raniah I Minnahis
Louisiana
San Antonio
Harry
Emigh
Dallas
Cormunittes
Savannah
Augusta
Shreve Ort
New York
Armed Services
Women's Golf results from San Antonio tournament title
Mrs Edna Lapham with 9 crass 18 handicap and 8 net won the first sync in the San Antonio Women's Golf asst tournament at the San Antonio Country emb Foie. Mrs W Meek won Sha setond gight with 11030 0, Mrs Harvey Lodiow waaly Acaoer in the Driole flight with 5 20.35.
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Edna Lapham
San Antonio
Harvey Lodiow Waaly
Pearsall Triumphs Over Sinton In Regional Football Clash
In a regional high school football game Pearsall defeated Sinton by a strong ground game. Pearsall led with a first quarter score and built on it with consistent yards, while Sinton struggled with fumbles and key downs. Pearsall’s Roy spurred the effort with 83 rushing yards as quarterback Dyer produced punting and drives for the Pearsall victory.
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Sinton
Texis
Bee
Sawsall
Dts
Bob Carvor
Univ FM
Abe Wwe
Coronado
Trent
Pearsall
Inton
Bill Dyer
Unclear OCR: fragmentary text from a local notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and figures. No clear events, dates, or subjects identified. Unable to determine a coherent news item or人物.
Fragmentary proper names sequence from an unidentified text
OCR fragmentary text shows a list of personal names and scattered words. Context and coherence are missing, making it impossible to determine event, location, or date. The readable elements are mainly individual names without clear relationships or actions.
Dry Gridiron Gives Army a Break Football
Weather disrupted Army Navy coverage as a broadcast from San Antonio anticipated a big finale. The piece reviews 1950 college football, noting Oklahoma and Kentucky in the Sugar Bowl, and previews major bowls, with Army Navy and Notre Dame SMU slate sights.
Kramer Makes It 1-10 Over Segura
Philadelphia match report notes Jack Kramer extended his lead over Pancho Segura to ten in a crowded county tennis show at the arena last night. Moran defeated Adio and the event ran through several sets ending with unsteady play and a clear advantage to Kramer in the standings.
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Kramer
Segura
Philadelphia
iBig
Jack Kramer
Pancho Segura
Crass County
Aly
Paling
Belz
Gertrude
Gussie” Moran
Mrs. Addle
Rattlers Visit St Edward’s In Austin Open Game
St Mary’s University basketball travels to Austin Saturday to help St Edward’s officially open its gymnasium. The Rattlers and Hilltoppers meet at 8 p.m. with St Mary’s seeking its first win over St Edward’s in five attempts. Previous seasons saw mixed results between the teams in Austin and on neutral floors.
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St. Mary's’ University
Austin
St. Edward's University
Rattlers
Hilltoppers
St. Mary's
St. Edward's
St. Ed's Wao
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys Seek 3000 Yard Passer Milestone
Hardin-Simmons University Cowboys face Texas Tech in Abilene Fair Park at 2 pm. Key players include captain Brooks Allen and co captain John Ford. Immortalized passer Pole aims to reach 3000 career passing yards since 1947 with 14 more yards needed.
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Eye Vial
Abilene
Hardin Simmons University
Red Raiders
Fair Park Stadium
Bubba’ Wilson
Hugh Higgins
Tom ‘Adams
Heserve Reland Starkey
Hnemen
Brooks Allen
John “Kade T" Ford
Max Box
Nolan Tiger Bagks
Madaj 'T
Hardin- Simmons University
Southwest
Old Buddies Foes in Houston Game
Former coworkers Buddy Stothers of Tulsa Hurricanes meets Clyde Lee at Houston Cougars. Tulsa, favored by two touchdowns, aims to extend its eight wins one loss one tie season while Houston has won four of five. Both teams share Wichita as a common opponent in a key early season matchup.
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Aawarton
Devt
Buddy Stothers
Tulsa Hurricanes
University of Houston Cougars
Clyde Lee
Lee
Tulsa
Teins
Houston
Dougs
Wichita
SMU Blocks Kick To Tie TCU Frosh
Dee Wallas blocked a fourth quarter punt to secure a tie for SMU against TCU Frosh. Danny Powell scored in the second quarter to put TCU ahead, SMU blocked a punt by Darrel LaFitte, Alex Litton recovered for a touchdown, and George Kendall added the extra point while Bil Litton kicked after a TCU TD.
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Wallas
Dee
Southern Methodist Inviver
Sys Kvessmen
Ram
Nic Wilyne
Texas Christlan University Wogs
Mrnday
Danny Powell
Tat
TCU
Darrel LaFitte
Alex Littonkin
SMU
George Kendall
Bil Litton
Wogs
Barksdale Faces Comets in Saturday Night Showdown
Barksdale AFB hosts a Saturday night game between Barksdale and the Comets. Kickoff is at p.m. local time, with fans awaiting the season clash at Leonard Wand Stadium.
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Barksdale Afb
Leonard Wand
Texas Names Ed Price New Southwest Coach From Texas
Ed Price, longtime Texas athlete and coach, becomes the University of Texas head football coach succeeding Blair Cherry. Price signs a two year contract at 14000 annually, taking over after the Cotton Bowl. The move marks the Southwest Conference’s fourth coaching change in a year with Texas targeting a strong resurgence against 1951 opponents including Oklahoma Notre Dame and Purdue.
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Austin
University of Texas
Ed. Price
Blair Cherry
Jate
Price
Longhorns
Cherry
Price Tela
Eers
Jan, Lon i
Tennessee
Oyhens
Rob Woodyaté Jelé
Baylor
Florida
George Sauer
Navy
John Barnhill
Arkansas
Otis Douglas
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
H. N. Rus
Sell
Dutch Meyers
Texas Christian
Harry Stiteler
Texas A
Jess Neely
Rice
Texas
Alahama
Pryce
Corsicana
Hillsboro
el Paso
Kentucky
North Carolina
Purdue
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
State
Noor Sets Track Record in Victory at Hollywood Park
Noor ridden by Johnny Longden won the Hollywood Gold Cup prep at Hollywood Park in 1:48 for the mile and an eighth, seven lengths ahead of Palestinian with Assault third. Noor carried 124 pounds, paid 3.50 to win, 2.40 to place, and 2.10 to show, signaling a potential rematch with Bill Brings’ Horse of the Year. Other top finishers included Palestinian and Assault in a strong field, with Ble Reading and Sun State tailing the cast.
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Inglewood
Calif
Feld
Charles $ Howard
Noor
As- Samil
Palestinian
Hollywood Park
Stength Joss
Hill Prince
Helmont
Johnny Longden
Burning Dream
Farim
Tiidore Bieber
Jamaica
Janeh
Pont
Neor
Gorflon Glisson
Bill Roland
Reading
Sun State
Ayearald Noor
Bill
C. T. Chenery
Vanderbilt String
Calumets
Vanderblt
Next Move
Bed O' Roses
Bewitch
Wistfal
Jefferson and Reagan upset in state title chase
Houston and Sunset pull shocks in the conference finals as John Reagan and Jeff S defense overwhelm Jerris Wallace's Mustangs and Arlington Heights, setting up an uneven state final. Reagan routs Jeffs 35 to 0 while Sunset defeats Arlington Heights 42 to 106.
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Adinny Janes di Neate
Houston
John Reagan
Houston Land Sunset
Dallas
Australian debut fuels Washington State hoops win
Cy Australiay Peter, a 6 foot sophomore transfer from Sydney, led Washington State College to a 50 point victory over Eastern Washington in his basketball debut. The first American game for the newcomer from "down Hitler" featured him as high point man with 42 points, drawing praise as the top scorer in the opening contest.
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Pullman
Wash
Dee
Australiay
Peter
Mile Figs
Sydney
Washington State College
Washington
Morlins
Hitler
Bull Tesnys
Sunset Leads 120-Point Second Quarter Rally
A crowd of 10,500 watched Sunset surge to a 120 point lead in the second period as Jack Hayes ran 42 yards to David McNair for a TD and Jerry Rose caught another pass. Jeff faces later scoring by Ainge ton Heights on a Spencer to Amyett pass before halftime.
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Jeff Skeerryes
Jeff
Tolar
Bulldogs
Reagan
Devin
Robert Easley
Yel Mustangs
John Nisbet
Enz Howard Moo
Jimmy Franklin
Joe Tissue
Easley
Connie On
Jett
Nister
Jetf
Sunset Jump
Ide
Jack Hayes
David McNair
Joe Pre
Jerry Rose
Aingeton Heights
Charles Spencer
James Amyett
Famechon and Gatica Shine in New York Boxing Show
Fight results from Madison Square Garden feature Ray Famechon of France stopping Archie Devine in 7th round and Jose Gatica of Buenos Aires winning via fourth round knockout over Terry Young. Card includes welterweight win for Cordell and plans to pit Famechon Romeo. fight details note weights and tentative matchups for future bouts between IBC managers Al Weill and contenders.
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Dee 2
Ray Famechon
France
Jose Gatica
Buenos Aires
Famechon
Willie Pep
Archie Devine
Newark
N. J
Madison ‘Square’ Garden
Archie
Gatica
Terry Young
International Boxing Club
Phetit
Pi Young
Rich Gavilan
Weill
Tess
Devine
Famechor
Petey Scalzo
Galles
Terry
Gatlca
Frank Fullam
Cordell
Bartford
Conns Welterwelzlit
Dan
Wil-kins
Worcester
Alass
Mohicans Beat Tejas In ACA Touch Football Clash
In ACA action on Friday Mohicans defeated Tejas 12 to 6 with Wille Longoria starring for the winners and Norberto del Vera for Ure Josers. Osages shut out Creeks 12 to 0 at Route special, Mel Hernandez scored for the Osages and Joe Dominguez for the Creeks.
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ACA Iourn
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