Brackenridge Coaches See Waco Beaten
Brackenridge high school Eagles face Corsicana Tigers in bi district at Eagle field on Friday after a 0 to in Corsicana and a 20 9 win over Waco. Coaches Kellam and Puckett met Corsicana’s Johnny Pierce after Saturday panel to arrange the state race clash. Officials for Friday were named as Dyer Hart Young and Fravier with Baker, Moore, and Blazer as Brackenridge players returning from last season.
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Brackenridge High School Eagles
Corsicana
Tigers
Wil Mzeb
Eagle Field
Brackenridge High
Glaude Kellam
Manor Puckett
Waco High
Johnny Pierce
Corsivwin
Bince Brackenridge
San Antonio
Brackenridge
Corsicane
Cleburne
Blazer
Baker
Moore
Brackenrridge
Corsteanw
Eddie Dyer
Rice
Houston
Maxey Hart
Texas
Pru
Eagles
Jaffereon
Enos Gary
Brackenmidge
Gary
Thomas B. Partwood
Jefferson
Harry Hawison
San Francisco Mission Baseball Club Buys Clyde Beck
Frisco Geta Beck From St. Paul Nine. Weerwald, president of the San Francisco Mission baseball club, announced the purchase of Clyde Beck, shortstop, from the St Paul club of the American Association. Beck formerly played for the Shienga Cubs and the Olnelygiot Reda, with about ten years in the game.
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San Francisco
Weerwald
San Jancisco Mission Baseball Club
Pattie Coast League
Rathday
Missions Tno
Clyde Beck
Bt Paw Club
American Association
Teck
Wao
Shienga Cubs
Olnelygiot Reda
Rok Nin Mart
Amneter
Ha Conn
Yeaua
State High Race Schedules By District Matchups
District by district race pairings for the state high meet include District 4 San Angelo versus Arwle, District 5 Wheldon tally against Disttelet 6, District 7 Fort Wordly against Datian Teel, and District 12 Menikoncidge facing Faginfel. Friday at 2 30 PM December 4 lists additional clashes Randantino versus Teatriet 14 Port Arthur and others in District 16 Drovenaville.
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Treas
Rania
Pani
Wistriet
San Angelo
Basa
Mark
Uistriet
District 14
Randantino
Honnion
Teatriet
Port Arthur
Distelet TF
Gerpis Christi
Va Distriet
Drovenaville
Yale Tigers Tamed 27 to 2 by Princeton
Yale collapsed as Princeton dominated from kickoff in New Haven. Kilcullen blocked a punt for a safety, Ceppi returned 80 yards for a touchdown, Spofford and Levan featured in multiple drives, and the Tigers built a 20 point lead through the game. Yale gained 126 rushing yards and seven incomplete passes as Princeton cruised to victory.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Tigers
Ceppi
Ale
Yale
Spofford
Levan
Prairie Lea Scares Lockhart in District Clash
Prairie Lea came close to upsetting Lockhart in a District FR game, trailing 12 to 7 at halftime before a late surge. Militia and Lions players Schronder and Moore starred on offense while Prairie Lea fought to stay competitive, with a few standout passes and near scoring opportunities.
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Prairie Lea
Lockhart
Luling
Tockhart
Lone
Wea
Lions
Prairie Lea Fix
Ag Schronder
Pete Moore
Football race results and school team upset
A garbled report notes Greyhounds and rivals from Burileigh and Wealnco in a football race. It mentions Wealnco beating Greyhounds 7 to 1, with Hounds driven by Danna and McAllaly. The account is fragmented but centers on a notable loss and the teams involved.
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Vinish Firth
Ban Buenteo
Burileigh
Greyhokse
Alt Ourn
Are
Wealnco
Ty Ma Pines
Danna
McAllaly
Ana LA Begin
All-Star Football Teams Announced for 1998 Districts
The Light with coaches support declares official all-district 12 all-city all-district 24 and all-academic League football teams for 1998. San Antonio coaches largely contributed to the selection process and the published list follows.
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San Antonio
All Academic League Players Listed For Match
Fragmented OCR lists players from Catalini Central Brook Peacock and others including guards Bill Kemmerling George Greim Gunter Rope Favre Dewees Carrico Ray Peele Clinton Boykin and halfbacks Lane Toy with unclear affiliations. The text is incomplete and names appear garbled.
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Catalini
Central
An Brook
Peacock
Bill Kemmerling
SL aAnth
George Greim
St. Anh
Gunter Bill Wood
T. Me Dewees
Favre
St. Ann
Alfred Carrico
Trevor Bind
Ray Peele
Quartzbrck
Clinton Boykin
St. Aubi
Catton Lane
Peanock
Allsip
Peacack
Governor Locks Up Football Tickets
In Norman on a Saturday in 1930 Governor William H. Murray directed the mobilization of the National Guard to seize and lock up football tickets held for the University of Oklahoma game. The operation involved about fifty five guardsmen placed to guard and restrict access to the arena.
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Oklagoma City
Oklathonm University
Saturiny Ab
Norman
William H. Murray
National Guard
Oklahoma University-Oklahoma A
M. Gant
Ath Rovernor
Arden Lot
Kansas Beats Colonials 7-0 In Gridiron Tie
Kansas defeats George Washington 7 to 0 as Ole Meanith and Ray Hatford score and pass plays highlight a hard fought game. George Washington tallies 82 yards from scrimmage while Kansas gains 36. About 10,000 spectators attend the contest.
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Washington
D.C
George Washington University
Dhen
Colonial Territory
Kansas
G. W
Ray Hatford
Buckfield
Tanai Eaffort
Leemans
George Washington
Knises
Wile Kaasas
Alvin RaNshi Phas
Jayhawkers
Hearst Boat Regatta Gains National Attention
The Wil lam Randolph Hearst Trophy regatta now has national scope with entries from Port Worth Dallas Denton Shreveport and Midwest and West regions. Officials distributed 400 entry blanks as Midwest and West show growing interest and Dallas and Denton fleets plan to attend the two day event at Mequeeney with notable entrants from Mayhew and Hopp families Bobby Mitchell Smoot and Kelsey among others.
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Lake McQueenry
Great Southwest
Endrey
Easton
Gommodorn C. Chapman
National Association
Major-Toaliiig
Janis Mulroy
Chicago
the Nations
Dane Wienise
Middle West
California
Loretta Turnbull
Anc Ie
Big
Dallas
Denton
Mequeeney
Mayhew Brothers
Hopp Brothers
Bobby Mitchell
Charles Smoot
Fred Kelsey
Texas
Wobthies
Lee Gibbs
Mouston
Abi
Blimk
Unclear Football Scores And Team Mentions Across Mixed Text
Fragmentary results list numerous teams and players with inconsistent spellings such as Gene Warhingham College Mary Cross and Tulane. The garbled lines resemble a late 20th century score sheet with scattered scores like 27 6 1 and references to colleges and locations, but the overall article is unreadable.
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Uherr i Falbrony Qiel Talimer Arba
Smiths Polo Clash at Harbord Slated for Sunday
Cecil Smith leads an Austin Polo team to face the Harbord Crusaders at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Linemen include Lee Downs J B Gilmore and George Miller for Austin while the Crusaders draw Lieutenant Coulter Frank Dodd Duke Coulter Don Grosinger and Tom Mather. A second Sunday match pits Artillery against San Antonio at Brackenidge Park with Lt Hardle Hill Gordon Cusack B Walker McNair and Colonel Johnson among players.
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Cecil Smith
Austin
Crusaders
Harbord
Swill
Lee Downs
J. B. Gilmore
George Miller
Palmer
Frank Dodd
Duke") Coulter
Don Grossinger
Tom Mather
Artillery
San Antonia
Brackenidge Park Field
Artilery
Hardle Hill
White Sox Exhibit 11-Game Spring Schedule
Chicago White Sox announce an eleven game spring training slate with Pittsburgh. The two clubs meet in West and Southwest regions at San Bernardino and Arizona sites including Phoenix Meson and Albuquerque. Other dates list April 2 to April 14 across California New Mexico and Oklahoma venues.
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White Sox
Bricago
Chicago White Sox
Pittaburgh
Jurant Apel
Pittsburgh
San. Bernardino
Catif
Yum
Ariz
Phoenix
Umeson
Paso
Texas
Albuquerque
Wych
Tiellen
Oklahoma City
Gala
Apel
Tulsa
Orgy of Upsets Closes Goofiest Grid Season
New York reports a chaos filled final day as top teams collapse. Princeton crushed Yale 27 to 2 to stay undefeated, while Army and Duke suffered shocks. Holy Cross upset Villanova, South Carolina beat Auburn 18 to 14, and Rutgers tied with Villanova in another dramatic finish.
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Allermienn
Lnese
Princeton
Yale
Aorore
Thas Nervatic
Notiry Dames
Nevoss
Balifrrnda
Duke
Villanova
Witayer
Rutgers
Torton Tallege
Holy Cross
South Carolina
Auburn
Notre Dame Romps to 14 7 Victory Over Army
Notre Dame pulls off a dramatic late surge at Yankee Stadium to beat Army 14 to 7. Tundering touchdowns by Lukats and Millner lift the Fighting Irish, who overcome Buckler’s absence and a strong Cadet defense. Army led early but Notre Dame’s resilience and key plays at the end seal the historic upset before about 15,000 spectators.
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Walsh
Yankee Stadium
New York
Notre Dame
Army
Fuckler
Lukals
Lhe Army Lad
Buckley
Brancock
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Dane
Milmee
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Bonar
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
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Lakats
Lwo
Hestrome Adler Lakats
Buckler
Johnson
Buck Nam
Stirlingame
Phinges
Notce Dante
Wilheawal
Stancock
Notre Dame Seclos Syren
Amy Pon
Acay
Ftliman
Mitebecan
Moron
Sielce
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