Vaught of TCU Placed on All American Staff
The Associated Press All American football team includes a Southwest figure as Johnny Vaught of Texas Christian University is named captain and guard. Harrison Stafford of the University of Texas is chosen as the most valuable man in the Southwest Conference with a second team honor. Honorable mentions include Baylor’s James, TCU’s Boswell and Spearman, Rice’s Lagg, and Texas A&M’s Cummings among others.
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Associated Press
United States
Southwest
Johnny Vaught
Texas Christian
Texas
Harrison Stafford
University of Texas
Pruitt and Salkeld
James
Baylor
Boswell
Cummings
Jackies
Laggn
Rice
Guerd
Nolan
M. Enter
Top-Heavy Scores in Girls Volleyball League
In Turner hall last night three teams posted high scores in the Spanish-American Volleyball League. Lucky Stars defeated Collegiate Co-Eds 45 to 10 18 with Frances Fernandez and Alice Roma starring. Lupe Frias delivered a strong allaround game for the Collegiate Co-Eds. Alma-Latink topped International Institutes 42 to 24 led by Beatrice Zepeda with Helen Caia and Dora Hernandez key plays. Happy-Go-Lucky beat Tuesday Nighters 46 to 0 in the final hectic game as scoring surged for both sides.
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Turner Hall
Lucky Btar
Frances Fernandez
Alice Roma
Lucky Stars
Lupe Frias
Alma-Latink
Beatrice Zepeda
Helen Caia
Dora Hernandez
Yale Gives Norman Blewart Hall Scholarship
Walter A. Marting of Merion Ohio receives the Norman Blewart Hall memorial scholarship at Yale. Established 1929 the award honors the late Yale track and field star who drowned saving a skating companion. Marting a junior in the Sheffield scientific school prepared at Dallas high school and Exeter.
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Yale
Texgn Hall
Wew Haven
Conn
Walter A. Marting
Merion
Ohio
Beck
Norman Blewart Hall
Hall
Foothsil Aman
Marling
Stetfield Scientific School
Dallas
Texas
Exeter
Major General Connor Recalls Army Navy Football History
Maj. Gen. W. B. Connor, superintendent of the Military Academy, visited Philadelphia to watch Army play Navy. He was a former football player, captain of the Army team in 1898 and named to Walter Camp’s third All American list that year.
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Connor
Philadelphia
W. B. Connor
Military Academy
Army
Navy
General Gonnor
Waller Camp
St Patrick's Bramrocks fall to Central Catholic Buttons
In a Friday night Central gym game Central Catholic Buttons defeated St Patrick's Bramrocks despite Kramer's 17 points. Obrinttl added 15 for the winners as the hosts pulled ahead.
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Central Quint
Kramer
St. Patrick's Bramrocks
Central Catholic High School
Central Gym
Obrinttl
1932 All American Team Third Team
The list names players across positions from several colleges including Washington California Stanford Michigan St. Marys Army Notre Dame Purdue Penn State and more with numerous ends tackles and guards cited among the Honorable Mention group. The roster reflects a broad compiled selection with many named schools and players across the era.
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David Nisbet
Washington
Raymond Brown
California
William Corbus
Stanford
Charles Bernard
Michigan
Mike Stepanovich
St. Mary's
Howard Colebower
Pennsylvania
Meadow
Brown
Aosdee
Pelle Vidal
Army
Beattie Feathers
Matal
Columbia
Willonson
Fenel
Northwestern
Wood
Furman
Slavich
Santa Clara
Ariwil
Auburn
Palmer and Sparling
Southern California
Tennessee
Pruitt
Tex Christian
Kosky
Notre Dame
Lyons
Indiana
Hoku and Penney
Nebraska
Schiele
Missouri
Storrie
Detroit
Petoskey
Anderson and Lee
Gulgah
Dailey
Pittsburgh
Myers
North Dakota State
Rupert
Wallon
Trosequist
Ohio State
Hardy
Hartvord
Gay
Kansas
Stewart
Miami
Ohio
Margst
Oregon
James
Bucknell
Brooks
Navy
Dorn
Godfree
Alabama
Wilbur
Yale
Toxer
Ransome
Foss
Virginia
Grims
Virginia Poly
Miles
Haskell
Armstrong
Bokolis
Prondecki
Colgate
Boswell
Texas Christian
Cummings
Texas
Harvey
Holy Cross
Gill
Rosenberg
Boyer
A. C. L. al Marti
Colorado College
Beckstead
Utah
Hill
Colgar Grands
O'Brien
Wasington
Benn
Washington State
Lagaw
Rice
Wilson
Louisiana State
Kohler
New York
Conlers
Krager
Marquette
Wilder
Reiss
Espey
North Carolina State
Hatton
Albright
Ocebler
Purdue
Coates
U. OC
L. A
English
Amhherst
Reese
Wemple
Gilvane
Michael
Kansas State
Young
Oklahom
Magnussen
Towa
Williamson
Georgetown
Poual
Georgia Tech
Engle
Bullowell
Harvard
Nolan
Texas A
A& M
Porterfield
del Tanta
Fordham
Harold
Ruble
Obrse
Pendergast
Manhattan
Warner
Amhurst
Whittack
Temple
Fenton
George Washington
Popperman
Maryland
Allen
West
Saliita
Chicago
Pardonner
Griffith
Mohler
Sleater
Dunlap
Oklahoma
Smith
Idaho
Soleau
Spearman
Schaake
Wright
North Texas
Pyland
Southwest Texas
Ollege
Paul Moss
Teste Haute
Ind
Joseph James Ki Corte
Christan
Fort Worth
Tes
Ernest F. Smith
Los Angeles
Cornell
Mexico City
Jobe Matting
Marry Newman
Arien Yeller
Steeltan
James Mitchcock
Inion Springs
Ala
Donald Zimmerdiai
Zolane
Charles
Richard King
Edward Krauss
Tee Rovert Smith
Jas
Clarence Gracey
Vanderbilt
Perrars
Joseph Gallus
Twain Takes Class A Championship in Gridiron Thriller
Twain’s Chambers stars for Class A junior high by scoring two touchdowns in the second period at Techfield Friday. Gowell adds the extra point after each, sealing an 14 8 victory over Lanier and the team’s first Class A title. Lanier’s Castilla connected to Arrendando in the first period as Lanier threatened, but Twain prevailed with strong defense and late scoring, earning the championship under coach Gowell.
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Gowell
Mark Twain
Techfield
Scholle
Elving Twain
Lanier
A. Bowell
Tom
Hat Results Assoriatial Press Host Dan Meeree
A noisy meet report notes Dan Meeree finishing with a 218 score in a muddled field. The text lists places and names in a jumbled sequence, with several garbled terms, making exact events unclear but centering on a results display and a host.
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Muttnin
Gearen Govern
Tinlyoke
al Moreen
Barings
Asha
Los Angeles Open Golf Revival Without Purse
The Los Angeles Open golf championship will be held February 6 and 7 under the sponsorship of the Linear Chamber of Commerce. There will be no prize money. purse set at 7000 for 1937. Pros will play for gate receipts. After a week of wavering the event was revived at a major chamber meeting chaired by Mel chairmen and Howard S. Shattuck.
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Los Angeles
Nec
Usi
Ant
Liniar Chamber At
Commerce
Wwortons Yeats
Toetine
Howard
Shattuck
Unclear OCR Basketball Snippet With Player List and Substitutions
Fragmentary OCR text shows a basketball box score style list including player names such as Diberty Dre Thria Slemn Jacobean Lolard and subs like MacLeod Samuela Pett Kennedy. The passage mixes percentages, numbers, and initials, lacking complete sentences or a clear game's outcome or date.
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Waite Keller
Goleman
Swapka
Peareon Wollman
Lourier
Adams Coaningain
Corpus Christi Buccaneers Rout Har-Mugen 60–0 in Bi-District Title
Corpus Christi High Buccaneers defeated Har-Mugen Cardinals 60 to 0 to seize bi district honors in the Inter scholastic league. Robbie Edwards and Shaw starred for Corpus Christi. Silver and Anderson led the visitors. Wet field and showers marked the game as Corpus Christi built a first quarter lead and finished strong with 20 points in the fourth.
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Corpus Christi High Buccaneers
Har- Mugen High Cardinals
Buccaneers
John Reagan
Houston
Robbie Edwards
Cormis Christi
Shaw
Buccaneer
Silver
Anderson
Vistors
Galon
Carvel and Denman Doubles Champions Triumph
Frost Carvel and Gilbert Denman won the men's doubles title adding to their ally's win after a clash in San Antonio. They defeated Jesse Pfeiffer and Gonewin Carter 6 3 in a city-final match amid a surge of regional ties and university open events.
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Carvel
Denman
Frost Carvel
Gilbert Denman
Higami Beats Persian Star In International Wrestling Night
Tsunio Hirami defeated Shick Marallah while Mustapha Pasita beat Cy clone Fox and Silent Condell bested George Craig in a chaotic Beethoven Hall international night bout. The card opened with Silent Cardell securing a quick fall over Craig using his yakel hold, as referees Morrison Harrison Vogt and others oversaw a theater of action including a Turkish showman and a dramatic fall decision.
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Tsunio Hirami
Shick Marallah
Mustapha Pasita
Cyclone Fox
Silent Condell
George Craig
Doc" Shaw
Ralph —“Hemmonks
Beethoven Hall
Scenichman
Dapan
Persia
Tsuaio Higati
Shiek Morailah
Stranging Falls
Marakai
Eddie Vogt
Higumi
Merallan
Ane
Wil
Dillas
Mustapha Pashi
Fox
Gefault
Silent Cardell
Candell
Scntt
Harrison
Bliss Battles Crockett in Army Meet
The Army hosts the Eighth Corps Area football tournament at Techfield in San Antonio with Fort Bliss opening against Fort Crockett and Randolph field meeting Fort Sill in the weekend’s second game. Officials were chosen for both days, and the tie-breaker rules rely on first downs, then penetrations into the 20 yard zone, and finally total scrimmage yardage if needed.
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Army
Navy
San Antonio
Techfield
Fort Bliss
Fem
el Paso Meves
Port Crockett
Galveston
Randolph Field
Fort Lsu
Lawtin
Oklo
Slong
Biliss
Crockett
Ielly Field
Fork Bliss
L. R. Hathaway
Harold Winters
Johny Murrell
West Point
Grupt
Harold Gilbert
Gene Seng
Fort Sill
Randolph
Malcolm Forster
Harold Gilberk
Bob Meitaen
Dick Fisher
Lie Ramos
Army Squads Mustangs to Stockdale
The independent reports Mustangs will play forbat with the Lown Learn a Stockdale Sunday starting at 2 o clock.
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Mustangs
Stockdale
Lown
O'Clack
Deer hunt frenzy at Kane brick plant sparks chaos
At the Hushegwa Brick Co plant in Kane Pennsylvania workers rushed into the woods to hunt deer during a production rush. Half the force went deer hunting while the rest kept operations running. A large buck was reportedly shot as workers rushed from the site.
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Kane
Hushegwa Brick Company
Alabama Gaels Clash at Kenar Stadium in Intercectional Tilt
Alabama and St Marys Gaels meet in a headline interconference game at Kenar Stadium. Saints coach Madigan rotates players as Beasley Baird and Steponovich miss games, while Frank Thomas leads the Tide in a bid for victory over the favored Gaels.
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Ban Francisco
Alabama
Kenar Stadium
St. Mary’s College
Edward Py
Siip
Madigan
Lile Gaels
Frank Thomas
Invaders
Mike Steponovich
Tus
Bucks
Beasley
Baird
Steponovich
Betling Marts
Ust
Ube Gaels
Hondo High Beats Victoria for Bi-District Title
Hondo High defeated Victoria High 18 to 2 to claim the bi-district championship in Districts 29 and 30. A. Thiger, the Hondo quarterback, stood out with a 45 yard run in the fourth quarter. Miller scored twice, adding a third TD as the Owls sealed the win in wet, muddy conditions before a large crowd.
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Victoria
Texas
Hondo High School
Victoria High School
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Owls
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A. Thiger
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Hien
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Austin to Send Golf Team to 5. A. Roster
Austin will send its women golfers to a 5. A. event next Wednesday for a return series with members of the San Antonio Women’s Golf Association. Mrs P. F. Akers and Mrs. H. F. Scholt tied with net scores in Brackenridge Park Friday sweepstakes, a warmup for the meet at the San Antonio Country Club. Mrs. F. L. Massie led a boat?
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Saltantonio Women's Gal Association
PF. Akers
H. F. Scholt
Brackenridge Park
Final Fling At Army Navy Gridiron Weekend
The 33rd Army Navy game in Philadelphia headlines a busy slate with Auburn vs South Carolina in Birmingham and Alabama vs St Marys in San Francisco. Union bets favor Tennessee, Auburn must win to claim the Southern Conference title while Alabama eyes a big upset over St Marys as recruiting momentum and strong showings shape the weekend.
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Army and Navy
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Auburn
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Maryland
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Los Angeles
Schreiner Captures Grid Championship at Paris Tech
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers led by Pee Wee Beard and Lee Allen Koontz held Paris Junior College scoreless until late, winning 20-6 to claim the Texas Junior College Athletic Association grid championship on Friday.
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Schreiner Institute
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Pee Wee” Beard
Lee Allen Koontz
Mexican Leaguers Schedule Two Games Night of Basketball
Two games are listed for the Mexican Sunday School Basketball league at Lax Nicer School Gym. Wesley House faces Trinity Methodists and Mexican Presbyterians meet Home of Neighborly Service in a local church league doubleheader.
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Trinity Methodists
Mexican Presbyterians
Portsmouth Spartans Face Packers in Key Title Match
Pro football in Portsmouth Ohio centers on the upcoming battle between the Portsmouth Spartans and the Green Bay Packers as 10 000 to 12 000 fans prepare to witness a decisive game that could decide the championship alongside the Bears and Giants.
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Ohio
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Spartans
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Columbus
Chicago Bears
Tina Gate
Bears
New York Giants
Coast League to Help Arizona Texas Loop With Salaries
Officials of the Arizona Texas League, suspended mid season, announced support from the Pacific Coast League to guarantee players salaries for next season. Tucson and Albuquerque left last year due to funding shortages.
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el Paso
Texas
Asi
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