Lamar Downs Schreiner In Tight Battle
Lamar junior college Gar dinala edged Schreiner Institute Mountaineers 14 to 8 in District 3 TJGA championship play. Lamar capitalized on a 87 yard run following a lateral, with Verde scoring twice via passes and a third quarter connection, while Schreiner rallied with a third quarter TD. Mountaineers, led by Babe and Koonte, proved strong in the later stages but couldn’t overcome Lamar’s early lead.
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Commercial League Dual Leaders Clash Tonight
A top tilt in the Commercial Basketball League pits undefeated Duncan Yield and Magnoliās Monuollers against each other on Tuesday night at Brackenridge gym as the opening game features the International club vs Squadron 68 capers, while Danran Piliguiness trails with three wins and Magnolias Nas with two.
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Monuollers
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Clarely
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Siow
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Local soccer card features San Pedro clashes Sunday
Halfway point program highlights Monterey and St Johns matchups in the Class AA league at San Pedro Park with kickoff at 3 40 pm and Jeddership honors on the line. Victoria faces St Johns Seminary in Class A action while Andrew Morales meets the Tigers and others headline junior games at San Pedro Park.
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St. John's
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AL San Pedro Parkio
Carly Blowen
Hor Allis
Une Vigers
St. Johan's
Central B Quint Beats St Henrys Central Team
Central B Quint defeated St Henrys Central in a hard fought game led by a dead eye scoring display from Yrissay. Teammate Pichey contributed key points as Central built an early lead and held to secure the UT victory. Henrys B leam struggled with turnovers and fell behind by halftime, while Conliul Fiodvigner and Rodrigues provided late scoring for the visitors.
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Petlint
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Yrissay
Boague
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Rodrigues
Kearney
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W. Richter
Oman
Span American League Starts With Doubleheader at Woodlawn Lake
The Spanish-American Basketball League opens with a doubleheader at Woodlawn Lake gym. Midi game at 2:15 features Amady Neryo vs Trojans. second game pits Boliy Nian against Chapultepec. League president Reno Guerra to introduce teams. captains named from Arco Iris, Trojant, Bohemians, Chimney Flores, Bark Suns, Tuesday Night Club, Chapultepec, and Amado Nervo clubs.
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Woodlawn Lake
Amady Neryo
Trojans
Tesday
Chemps
Boliynian
Ghapultepec
Alco Irs
A. Ramirez
Arco Iris
Joe Vasquez
Trojant
al Monteleone
Bohemians
Chimney Flores
Bark Suns
Joe Flores
Charley Bornholt
Chapwltejiecs
Don Rodriguez
Amado Nervo Club
Andy Andrews
New Caribeo Due for Stardom in Notre Dame Backfield
Notre Dame figures next season will differ as star Carideo, cousin of Frank Carideo, shines in backfield. The rookie sensation ran like an All American during a Saturday scrimmage, while regular Banas rotated in.
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Notre Leme Kings
Trish
Guardian
Wissemson
Carideo
Frank Carideo
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Jeb Banas
Banus
Carlin
Texas Conference Scoring Ends in Triple Tie
The Texas conference scoring race ends in a three way tie with Frans Smith of McMurry Ail Maxwell of AC C and Leo Ditton of St. Edward's each totaling 30 points. The close finish cements a shared top score as the season winds down.
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St. Edward's
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Baylor Tops Rice 1-0 in Southwest clash
Baylor defeats Rice Institute 1-0 to pull into a tie with TCU for Southwest Conference honors. Key plays featured a 62 yard Rice run and a late Baylor sequence of three consecutive passes for 87 yards culminating in a 36 yard Pearce to Hitler strike and a Cat Point.
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Lagow
Brendon
Brandon
Brackenridge-Jeffersny High School Game Preview
Clarence Weikel, sports editor of the Times, predicts Brackenridge will beat Jeffersny 16 to 7. The piece notes Edison public arrivals and a coach penalty, with Jey facing a cane after a field incident and ongoing medical visits for a horse-related matter.
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Hunters Go Out After Quail Opening Weekends Begin
Hunters prepare for quail season as Kin dred Nave aims to boost interest with opening events starting Friday and continuing through the weekend. Local guides anticipate a strong turnout and rising quail numbers across hunting grounds.
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TCU Overwhelms SMU 26 to 6 in Fort Worth Battle
Texas Christian slugged past Southern Methodist 26 6 in Fort Worth. Key scores came on a 67 yard kickoff return for touchd own by Graves and a late aerial march leading to Myers touchdown with extra point. The Frogs built an early lead and withstood SMU’s passing attack to seal the victory.
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Southern Methodist Mustangs
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G. U
Walker
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Smith
Louie Smith
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Randolph Field Seeks Glory In Army League Gridiron
Randolph Field's football squads prep for the Army league championship amid new hardwood moves and rough ground. Key players from last year like Gorke Flanagan Lewis Clark McNair Gilanders Lang Toy Chort Purvis Bekiss join this year, with Laurelius Cramer and Mic Brown also expected to shine.
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Purvis
Bekiss
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Mrs Bonfila and Mrs Wilson Win in Local Coiffure Contest
In a weekly San Antonio event, Mrs Bonfila and Mrs Wilson won prizes at the San Antonio Women's Coiff Con finals. Bonfila achieved a low score in the competition while Wilson secured a winning result. The club announced Friday plans for a casual gathering at Drockenfeldys Park.
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Casper of San Antonio Tops Southwest Scorers
Casper of San Antonio led the Southwest Conference scorers with 66 points in the meet at Fort Worth, topping rivals from Arkansas Texas and Texas A&I. The star Horned Progs captain was named to the All Southwest Conference team by the Associated Press and plans a newspaper career after graduation in Dallas or Fort Worth.
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Southwest Conference Notes and Local College Mentions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mary’s College of Oakland and San Francisco, with scattered references to the Southwest Conference. No clear event, outcome, or dates are present to form a full report.
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Barbera Girls Invite Players For Monday Practice
Barbera Sports invites girls to join Monday 7 p m sessions at Woodlawn gym in preparation for a possible fourth straight city league title. Coach Cotton Wendlandt will supervise. Barbera Jr. to manage. Last season the team posted 25 games with one loss to state champions. Practices also set for Wednesday and Friday with venues TBA.
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Texas College Hivers to Face Prairie View Panthers Dec 16
The Texas College Hivers of Tyler begin preparations to meet the Prairie View Panthers in a December 16 matchup at Techfeld. The Tyler team touts a fast backfield and strong line, with standout backs and linemen described, aiming to upset Prairie View with a versatile double-Wiligback system and an aggressive passing game.
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Tulane and LSU thrill 91,000 in epic rivalry clash
At Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, 91,000 fans watched Tulane and Louisiana State stage a sensational four year old rivalry duel. Captain Preacher Robert scored a 76 yard kickoff return and a ten yard touchdown. Abe Michal tied the game with a late fourth quarter kick, as both teams traded dramatic plays in a hard fought matchup.
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Fallon, Baseball Club Official Dies at 31 in Boston
Harry Fallon 31 a Brookline resident and levelling secretary of the Boston Braves dies of a heart attack while driving to a game in Newton. His car crashed into a telegraph pole in Brighton. The accident injures his father William J Fallon and shocks bystanders. The report also mentions various sports figures and a note about a group of Steer followers heading to San Antonio.
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