Sunday Game Star Killed In Wreck
In San Diego California on December 4 194? A T Red O Neill 22 of Chicago died when his car collided with another vehicle while he was returning to the ship U S S Pennsylvania in San Pedro Three companions from the U S S West Virginia were injured F R Krug W W Madigon and P J ish were hurt the incident involved the Wear Coast U S Navy football team prior to a game versus the Marine Corps yesterday
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Diego
Cali
Corp. A. T
O'Nei
Chicago
Laltlack
U. S. Navy
Marine Corps
U.S. S. Pennsylvania
San Pedro
U. S.S. West Virginia
F. R. Krug
W. W. Madigon
P. J. Ish
Navy Service Grid Winner at San Diego Championship Game
The West Coast Navy defeated the San Diego Marines 14 to 7 to retain the president's cup as national service football champions. Admiral Joseph M. Heeves presented the cup to the victorious team, with Roosevelt’s autographed football accompanying the award, marking the formal first U.S. Wear era presentation of the trophy.
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San Diego
Calif
West Coast
San Mego Marines
Joseph M. Heeves
Battleforce
United States Fleet
Calvin Coolidge
All-Bathiefarre
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
Undefeated and Untied Teams Battle for Schedules
Undefeated and untied teams face a shrinking field as Princeton stands out among majors. Surviving perfect squads include Bluefield College and Depauw, with matchups involving Virginia’s Mary Henry against Tehmarn on Saturday. The report lists Tran W P Ag Biney, Henry, Murray, and Cloyd Minn. among others in the standings.
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Tin
Bryne
Cirem
Princeton
Mary and Henry
Virginia
Tehmarn
Tran W P. Ag. Biney & Henry
Bluefield Col
Murray
Leis
Barksyle
Depauw
Indy U
Cloyd Minn
Internationals rout Monterrey 8–0 in San Pedro headliner
The Internationals combined well to crush Monterrey 8 to 0 in Sundays headliner at San Pedro park, drawing one of the season's biggest crowds. Gonsales P. showed form, while Captain Hesford led a standout performance as the hosts dominated the match.
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San Pedro Park
Gonsales P
Bt. John's Seminary
St. John's
Eld
Vetoria
Tigers
Andrew Moralls Sports
San Pedro
Hesford
Halfheck
Tornadoes Close Undefeated Season With Victory
The Hi De Ho Tornadocs finished 8 0 on the season by defeating Bexar Drug Biel 8 to 0 on their home field. The team, averaging 130 pounds, closed the campaign with a perfect record after a Sunday game.
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Bexar
Missouri offers Schmidt coach job to mentor Gongiers
Fort Worth dispatch says University of Missouri authorities approached Texas Christian coach Francis Schmidt about leading the Missouri rowing program. Schmidt denied a decision, terms reportedly under negotiation. He arrived in Missouri five years ago from Arkansas.
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Fort Worth
Coech Francis Schmidt
Texas Christian Diversity
University of Missouri
Schmidt
Behmidt
Texas U Talks on Coach Tuesday at Austin
Texas university athletic council meets Tuesday to discuss head football coach status and Clyde Mattlefield’s contract. Telegrams were sent to famed coaches including Bible Kipke Little Callison Armstrong Mehre and others. Replies varied with several indicating interest in investigation or avoidance.
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Austin
Texas University Athletic Council
Longhorns
Clyde Mattlefield
Willa Aver
D. X. Bible
Nebraska
Prince Callison
Oregon
Tee Armstrong
Utah
Harry Moore
Georgia
Lou Little
Columbia
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Noble
Purgue
Bible
Kipke
Little
Mehre
Callison
Armstrong
Steer
Georie McCulloorth
UN Uder
H. J. Luther Stark
Legion to Push Junior Baseball Program in Ohio
Columbus Ohio report notes American Legion leaders including Commander E A Hayes urging posts to press ahead with junior baseball. Hayes urges full effort this year to develop youth physically and mentally through sports, addressing past troubles and promising open discussion to move forward.
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Everyeluw
Junior Beschall
Hayes
Sweetwater Star Declared Eligible in Local Protest
The district scholastic league committee, meeting in Colorado, ruled Sweetwater captain Johny Robert eligible after San Angelo protested his age. San Angelo’s vote against the decision followed evidence claiming he was older than the 20 year limit. the ruling allowed Sweetwater to advance toward a district championship tilt with Bowie of El Paso.
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Sweetwater Star
San Angelo
Rich
Colorado
Johny Robert
Sweetwater
Biz
el Paso
Holmert
Manning
W. Va
Swestwater
Wichita barred from NCAA Kansas sports program
Emporia/Kats report that acting on orders from the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools the Central Intercollegiate Conference of Kansas has denied the University of Wichita further participation in its sports program. A storage package is for sale. $1,000 cash payment, balance easy. See Classification 42 Light Classified Ads.
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Emporia, Kats
North Cental Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Ie Central Intercollegiate Conference of Kansas
Iats
University of Wichita
North Cenwal
Downtown Scraps Here Opens With Boxing Card
Flynn invited to the first downtown scraps as boxing wid wrestling set to open in San Antonio. Willard Brown and Carlos Garcia headline a 10 round bout while Mitlyal Moxim meets Willard Byons in a Sunday show. Local venues list ticket outlets for the event and a second matinee is announced.
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Stale Lahey
Dhe Piyn
Teta Hing
She | Elka Loxtig
Fpsietalion
Nilinl
Watkalhon
Therday Wiehymee
Gronnd
Fatel
Willard Byons
Carlos. Garcia
Red Hughes
Willard Brown
Rankie Gratin
Carlos Garcia
Chico Ortega
Explanations and Golf Feats in a Fragmented Column
A scratched Saturday column touches on censorship in 1908 Turkey and the term lese majeste, then shifts to Edward A. Ferguson, a noted actor, taking up marathon golf with a 60 fours record in August 1994 and a later attempt in Tat, aided by a night game and a luminous ball. It ends with a teaser about Tomorrow’s feature on the Largest Farm in the World and a fan mail reply offer.
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Turkey
Comebody
Hamid UW
Edward A. Ferguson
Alec
Center Spills Hill Quintet In Mexican Sunday School League
In Gamer gym three games featured Good Will Center stunning Prospect Methodist 11 to 1, Trinity Methodists 33 to 9 over Mexican Christians, and Presbyterian members clashing with Home Neighborly Service 28 to 17. Diaz Padilla led Good Will with eight points, Mendoza and Trevino top Presbyterian scorers, while Cano starred for Home Neighborly. Jank Gonzales led Trinity with 14 points as Casanowi posted five for Christians.
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Good Will Center
Will Methodists
Trinity Methodists
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Diaz
Padilla
Good Will
Bernalee
Lovin
Aedsla
Felis
Sonnen Phruit
Pemyntel
R. Gutierres
Ramuice
R._Rodrigueza
Gomez
Gai
Victoria
Prophet Pete Winners Survive Forecasts With Five Of Thirteen
A late season note recalls Prophet Pete’s swan song as Texas theater forecast totals fell short. Rob the Prophet and fans watched Notre Dame topple Aviny Us while South Carolina beat Auburn and Georgia Tech trounced Duke. Seven fans missed only three picks earning prizes. several as “fair fans” are named for Texas broadcaster rewards.
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Texas Yheater
Texas
Innova
Rutgers
Moss Baker
Pruit
Avec
Army
Notre Dame
Duke
Georgia
Tech
Texas Trator
A. Taylor
EB. Quincy
P. J. Moore
Porter
Mary Louise Stahl
Wyoming
T. R. Moore
Paorler
GC. H. Berlkey
W. Magnolia
E.R. Navbery
Carson
W. W. Searey
New Braunfels
Boerne
Tollowe
Span-Am Loop Opens With Narrow Opening Night Wins
The opening games of the Span-Am Basket Bail league at Woodlawn Tuesday show Amado Nerv e and the Tuesday Night club winning. Amado Nerv o beat Bohemians and Trojans as their offense clicked early. Rodrigues and Mendoza led the winners with 10 points each, while Gomez topped the Trojans with 19. Barajas contributed 13 for the Ponies, with Bravossorad and Es oibede adding double figures.
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Woodlawn
Jake Bundey
Troian
Amado Necvo Lam
Trojans
Necvos Ted
Teritie
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Ralya We
Suha
Navanio
Bahensiana
Villavent
Hiroto
Bamtmtio
Rotmvirre
Princeton to Put On Bie Celebration
Princeton plans a celebration for a historic basketball win over Yale, highlighting undefeated star players and notable performances. The event marks a milestone since 102A era, with Brent Bowtira and Cote Ration leading tonight’s showcase.
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Princeton
N. 2
Yale
Amy With
Brent Bowtira
Shute Beats Goodman For World Championship Crown
Benny Shute defeated Johnny Goodman two up to win the match at Miami Biltmore Country Club after a two day event. The decisive finish saw Shute lead with strong drives and precise second shots as Goodman overran the final putt. Shute was awarded the Henry TL Doherty gold cup for the victory in a closely contested championship.
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Goodman
Miami
Pio
Benny Shute
Johnny Goodman
Miam-Biltmore
Hale Imatch
Nobe
Shhort
Gradman
Shute
Abo
Godman
Shale
Henry TL. Doherty
Hts
Brooks Field Gray Geese Spark victory in rough Army league opener
Brooks Field Gray Geese, led by an added starter Baker, edged Port Crockett 12 6 in the Eighth Army Corps Area football tournament opener on Sunday. The game featured West Point style blocking, standout runs by Ginn and Baker, a 53 yard pass play, and a bold comeback bid from Crockett despite early roughing penalties.
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Cody
Army Corps
Oiulalions
Ffi
Teenfield
Envey Port Crockett
Gnlvesluut
Brooks
Brooks Iain
Army Aurnament
Gray Gorse
Port Crockett
Baker
Crockett
Lieutenant Hillsinger
Gerard
Gallan
Nintil
Brook
Major Smith
Ninth Infantry
Techfield
Randolph Field
Twenty-third Infantry
de Whowers
Het Sun
Bexten
Ginn
Moe
Weaver
Brooks Pink
Brookswire
Tne
Brown
Crockett Aid
Guinn
Collton
Ard
Donk
Brooks Peli
Fito
Fishing Line Breaks But Fish Landed at Medina Lake
Mr and Mrs Augual Krueger of 1822 McKining Avenue fished Medina Lake Sun Ray. Krueger hooked a 62-4 pound fish on a spinner. As he reeled it near the boat the line snapped but he managed to reel the monster in, landing the catch at the craft.
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McKining Avenue
Krueger
Medina Lake Sun- Ray
Krieger
Corsicana High 148-Pound Team Heads to L A
Corsicana High prepares for bi district clash with Brackenridge Eagles in San Antonio after a tough week. The 1933 Bengals, lightest district champions in the region at 145 pounds average, boast a strong running attack despite many sophomores and only three graduates.
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Paul Moore
Corsicana
Cleburne
Waco
Corsicana Bengals
Texas
San Antonio
Brackenridge Eagles
Tiger
Corsicana Tigers
Brackenridge
Eagles
Rooney McCulloch
Mien
Casper Nosed Out For Cup
At a Houston banquet the Houston Post trophy for the Southwest Conference’s outstanding gridman went to Tom Murphy of Arkansas. Murphy edged Charlie Casper of T C U by two points in the voting by conference sport writers. final totals show Murphy 38 and Casper 36 with 49 possible points in the system.
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Houston
Tom Murphy
Arkansas University
Houston Post
Murphy
Rist Institute
Charlie Casper
Arkaneas
Casper
Pearce
Baylor
Murray
Lexus Aggica
Capes
Texas
Clint
Petty
Wilson
LaForge
Arkansas
Gray
Fred Tauterbach
Rice
Michrikon
Fay Lagan
Fuqua
Taylor
T.cu
Domingue
Texas Aggles
Spencer
Texas Aggies
M Hilliach
GRID HEROES READERS QUOD PUNTER AND ROSTER
Football players from multiple colleges are highlighted with noted performances including punting distances and out of bounds plays. The article lists players from Princeton Yale Georgia Notre Dame Duke Texas Christian Baylor Tulane and more, with specific game acts and scores. A separate note covers Oklahoma City's Palo team defeating El Ranchito 11 to 7 in Texas, with named local representatives.
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Reberrs
Waco
Laneicon
Eys
Ashiverti
Humphries
Smith
Milwack
Wallisg
McPherson
Nelson
Harshaw
Burnett
Rehe
George
Martin
Woll
Ude
Homer Spottard
Princeton
Tigers
Yale
Juda Wmwinls Hyseos
Southern
Califorterrell
Pena
Georgia
Johnny Freltas
Boston College
Holy Cross
Wayne Milner
Notre Dame
Albert Army
Wink Davis
Giorgik
Tech
Duke
Cherley Casper
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Aubrey Stringer
Baylor
Rice
Preacher Roberts
Tulane
Louisiana State
Earl Clary
South Carolina
Auburn
Roy Hafford
Kansas
Oni
George Washington
Ormsby Aims Open Discussion On Fire Controversy
Ormsby issued a Monday statement calling for the past fire issue to be aired fully and urging a federal government push to establish a fish fire in San Antonio. He said the meeting would air all ideas, with Judge Trooks 408 hairmany chosen for impartiality, and that invitations started with business leaders before opening to the public. The plan seeks a site and a post office for San Antonio. The meeting is set to begin at 8 p.m.
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Ormsby
San Antonio Immetii
Trooks
Hairmany
Smashy
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van Antonia
Vane
San Antonio
Brooks FieldEdges Crockett In Midfield Shootout
In a tight game the fourth period saw Brooks Field push Crockett to the ropes. Weaver returned a Crockett punt 50 yards to the Crockett 40, then Baker carried for a score and added the extra point. Final lineups and miscues fill the muddled report as Brooks Field prevails.
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Golden Side
Crockett
Weaver
Baker
Grockett
Brooks Field
Seedond
Hort Crorgelt
Ira
Feo Guorge
Dargeron
Rhomas
Wilderman
Cepk
RT Eee Vandlyer
Seay
Felton
Delton BD
Wencks
Reid
Tieahan
Malley
Wondyard
Ryn
Heisrhtor
Tonnigford
Weinakin
Tamberlake
Re Alanwell
Brit Ordekolt
Tanke
Hunt Vinwking
Nore
Eat
Inghes
Wyte
Tiniourty
Freon
Tinker
Pointe
Tovahdowy
Tranky Wield
Ted
Cnn
Inied
Fert
Stifeat Vt
Aright
Van
Fert Crockett IR
Rietialen
Avernae
Crockett i
Cottle Hale Steren
A. Sarto Joke Ie
Swan
Bond Set in Immigration Case and Brackenridge Eagles Preview
A $1000 bond was set in an immigration case as testimony notes multiple deportations to Mexico. The Brackenridge Eagles, after a tough Jefferson game, are poised to face the team that defeated them 19-0 last year, with Friday officials lineup changed at the event. Ralph Wolf will coach the Burglar team in place of Mule Frazier, with Eddie Dyer, Maxey Hart, Paul Young among the officials listed for the contest.
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Than Velesques
Mexico
Brackenridge Eagles
Jefferson
Ralph Wolf
Burglar University
Mule Frazier
Eddie Dyer
Houston
Maxey Hart
San Antonio
Paul Young
Georgetown
Jeffersons Mexico Trip Hangs On Permission
The Thames Jefferson football team plans a trip to Mexico City but faces delays. Coach Harry Hamilton awaits formal approval from Roy B. Henderson of the Texas Miter Scholastic League to confirm the journey for the American High School squad.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Thames Jefferson
Harry Hamilton
Roy B. Henderson
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