All American Honors For Wilson And Lester In 1925
Wilson and Lester lead the South in the 1925 All America selections with strong representation from Texas and Alabama. The Southwest dominates first-team spots, with 12 of 43 total positions, surpassing the Middle West and East. The article notes Southern teams’ powerful rushing and passing, highlighting Texas Christian, Louisiana State, and regional rivals as key contenders.
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Ty Alan
New York
Cannes
Midale West
Siveneth
Minnesota
Dixie Anean
Old South
Rose Bowl
Dixie
Ian
Sention
Dow
Salong Southwest i
al-America
Carolinas
Texas
Middle West
Orange Pats
Southwestern
Texas Christian
Louisiana State
Princeton
gli-America
Yepre
Renielave
Cis
Briddle West
Associated Press All-America Team Selections and Notables
The AP All-America Football Team listing includes numerous players from major programs such as LSU Princeton Notre Dame and Duke with tackles guards and backs named. Alternate and second alternate selections feature players from Minnesota North Carolina State and Texas among others with venues and hometowns across the nation noted.
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Associated Press All
Viret
Christian
William Wallace
Rice
Glarence Parker
Duke + Riensta Crayne
Halpback
Sualion Beis
Minnesota
McAuley on Sun's Squad Leads All America Picks
McAuley and Sun’s squad dominate the All America selections with first team members Millner, Bull and Gilbert among the standout backs and linemen. The article notes Coast critics praising Wilson and highlights key performances from Southern Methodist players and Yale, with references to Rice, Notre Dame and Treas Christian teams in the Southwest context.
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Ree
Uwe Souwestern
Annie Booth
Yale
Wilson
Los Angeles
Payettesville
Ark
Cotter Warbutloh
Southern California
Rice
John McCauley
Bill Wallace
Southern
Mustangs
Hartzford
Darreil Lester
Treas Christian
Lester
Sith
Sutsignitz
Notnwita
Sabel
Gilcullingn Sbetr
Hag Sef Praficeton
All America Honor Roll List From EMS Indiana
Alphabetical roll includes numerous names such as Jonni Bayan Aleta and Darenourt along with schools like Holy Cross and Southern Chutes. The fragmentary list names players, positions like fullbacks and backs, teams such as Michigan and Indiana, and mentions awards and athletic associations amid a jumble of OCR errors.
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Indiana
Berrart
Jonni Bayan
Dork Brajirgiem
Cavers
Cans
Darenourt
Holy Cross
Erdetetz
Anderbltts Barris
Lve
Taye
Ashington
Radoy Damir
Mirke
Bugeh
1934 All America Team Readings Through Polls
Fragmented OCR listing names and positions across universities including Minnesota Texas Alabama Stanford and Pittsburgh. The text mentions tackles guards quarterbacks and backs with scattered surnames and institutions, reflecting a historical all American selection list.
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Sahoat Larson
Minnesota
Alabama
Marte
Pittsburgh
Gentersie
Lester
Texas
Clins
Guan
Barclay Cargiina
Stanford Radio
S. Hutson
Quartertack
Grayson
Stanford Wallbedt
Barres
Hallhincy Wallace Ler Wullback
Mpiatieyola
Donna Comes Back to Win Quer Taft Class B Match
Donna Comes Back to Win a local Class B contest as Berm 7% and Diane fish fund overcome early foul trouble. Yad saved by apanont in the opening Ott helped set the tone as Meary Ter Vath bark, and Foray led the scoring with 38. The home side secured a late rally to clinch the victory.
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HaMpnGey
Berm
Diane Fish Fund
Slevard
Tate
Hong
Maxwell Kennel Club Elects New Officers
Caride Maswell named president of the Maxwell Kennel Club San Antonio chapter with Dr. R. Wangee as 1st vice president Edith G Anderson as 2nd vice president and Mrs Dora Dayen-Wiss as secretary treasurer Other officers include Winkrle and WW members Br Aa Beach Theodore Brewer Thea MagFatlatie Morvni Lane Maggard and more attended the Tuesday night meeting amid planned exhibitions and membership drive details discussed with Mrs Paul gar fynk at the annual defense reception placeholder text.
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Caride Maswell
San Anthonio Henneth
4. R. Wangeeman
Edith G Anderson
Rhea
Dora Dayen- Wiss
Jire Des Winkrle
Kioun
Aa Beach
Theodore Brewer
Min
Thea MagFatlatie
Morvni Lane Maggard
Paul Garfynk
Anuua
Toma
Ancdnin Generaliy
Basketball Results From Brooksfield and Randolph Field
Recap of Friday games with second Merlical Regiment bas- Meters defeating Observation Squadron 51-31 at Brooksfield and Squadron 2 topping Pros Dect Hit Methodists 59-22. Also notes on Air Corps Detachment loss, lineups, and player tallies for Meditos, Brooks, and SSan Antonio teams, plus standings shifting in the Junior Trisngies after a Friday night win.
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Merlical Regiment
Brooksfield
John Kramer
Meditos
Pleasants
Brooks
Methodists
Air Corps
Sencor
Clgne
Randolph Field
Squadron St .thhi-Reccheyts
Morrow
Schraub
Lafferty
Etal
Meeks
Perkins
Mpimadista
Fbevisan
Bain Yo Johnson
RK Johnson
UL Mains
Eagle
San Antonio
AlbStarr
Kieringston
Hoss
Johnsiay
Suleivan
ALC BB
Tha
Ito
Wale
Hambar
Hal
Yachem
Fournier
Carow
Oto Fen Veteras
U S Baseball Club Returns From Japan
The U S amateur baseball team arrives in San Francisco after a tour in Japan. Manager Leslie Mann and star players like Geoffrey Heath report plans for Japan to form a new group with Meiji University. Heath faced detention aboard the cargo ship for pager issues. Both Chicago or Cleveland connections are noted in passing.
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San Francisco
Japan
Mame
Ape
Frank Matsumaso
Meiji University
Aim Wat
Aca
Leslie Mann
John
Sig Seige
Geoffrey Heath
Statlip
Miro
St. Toulis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Tiealh
Pepper's Long Run Wins for Junction
George Foppers ward taueheesn nin alley intercepting a passag me Test ininute of play Mere Friday after noon resulted in abel Victory Lor dunctian over Fredericksburg. Junction will play Walia in Uvalde next Friday for regione honors. Repair your home for ve holi. Telewble contractors and builders.
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Pepper
Junction Junction
APM
George Foppers
Ward Taueheesn
Nin Alley
Abel
Fredericksburg
Walia
Uvalde
Texas Teams Vie for Bowl Push in Sugar and Rose Odds
Texas programs push for key bowls with Texas A and M clashing to keep spotless records, while Texas Christian eyes Sugar Bowl fate and Texas Tech faces Oklahoma City. Other regional matchups include Southern California versus Washington and a Maryland Western Maryland intersection, with several cold weather games noted.
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Methodist
Texas Chivelen -Tnak
Dhe & M.D. Mustangs
Htenford
Texas A
M.hoapink
Texas Christan
Belen Méthorast
Pasadene
Sarita Clara
California
Washington
Florida
South. Carolina
Maryland
Texas Tech
Oklahoma City
Geneva
Pennsylvania
Newberry
South Carolina
Youngstown
Ohila
Corpus Christi Buccaneers claim district title after windy bi district clash
In a bi district showdown Corpus Christi Buccaneers upset Brackenridge amid wind and slick turf. Officials’ disputed penetrations kept the game tense as Corpus won on a late kickoff. Preston Pogue starred on defense and kick details under scrutiny from San Antonio officials.
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Clark Nealon
Corpus Christi High School Buccaneers
Claud Kellady
San Antonin
Atiow
Eagles
Bucs
Corpus Ti
McCallum
Texas A
Garpus
Brackenridge
Tles
Kellam
Puckett
Corpus Newspaper
Ter
Ale
San Antonio
Gerald Geise
Job
Lipe
McCuliain
Corpus
McCalbim
Westel Jam
Tourhdawn
Bill Lyled
Gren Hudson
Leon Upshaw
Haas
Pagr
All-America Football Board Names Sunday Team
The All-America Board, long trusted to pick national teams, announces its annual All-America selection this Sunday. This year, Elmer Layden and Frank Thomas join veterans Warner and Jones, with a Southwest presence noted as deserving.
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AlieAmerica
Sedc
Una
Cilenn Bop
Warner
Jones
Elmer F. Layden
Frank W.thomas
Chitty Walsh
Ty Masd
Egid Ente
Southwest
Texay
TCU Pass Game Threatened By Rain At Dallas Stadium
Weather and field conditions threaten Texas Christian in a clash with Santa Clara Broncos. Coach Leo Meyer notes rain could dull passing game while praising a fast lineup. 38,000 fans expected as kickoff approaches with Bears and Sugar Bowl implications.
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KEZAR
San Francisco
Dee T
Sam" Baugh
Santa Clare
Taxas Christin
Sugar Bowl
Santa Clara
Broncos
Trayer
Jupiter Pluvius
Leo Robeth
Diulen
Meyer
Texas
Christian
Sas
San Feuvicisca
Southern Methodist
Brackenridge Dominates Corpus Christi In Regional Result
Brackenridge 43 defeats Corpus Christi 13 as key players from multiple schools push toward district glory. Highlights include Ray Chis leading with key penetrations, standout scores from Kenedy and Donna, and a slate of strong showings from Albany Benton and Woodrow Wilken.
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Brackenridge
Corpus Christi
Pottpanel
Women Golfers Put Off by Postponed Meet
Women golfers faced a one week delay as the San Antonio event halted by food safety issues forces postponement of the Weekly Timeicap tournament. Local organizers cited city venue constraints and scheduling conflicts, with players awaiting new dates and decisive results.
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Pritay
San Antonio
Bnieas
Klein Sees Comeback in 1936 After Knee Recovery
Chuck Klein declares plans to return to top form in 1936 after recovering his knee strength. The outfielder, once NL batting champion, notes pivot ability and aims to regain batting title status. He recently moved from Philadelphia to Chicago in a six figure deal and faced limited play last season with 19 at bats and no hits.
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Indianapolis
Der
Chuck Klein
Elvegira
Kleist
Snghred
Philadelphia Nationals
Gitleaga Celts
Klein
Chicago
Debating Olympic participation split AAU in New York
In New York the AAU assembly faced a split on sending American athletes to Berlin for the 1938 Games. A stalemated executive committee referred the resolution without recommendation as lobbying intensified, with Avery Brundage vowing to form a team regardless of convention action and Jeremiah Mahoney leading opponents.
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Andy Clarice
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Logan
Navi Ger~ Wany
Fay A. A. U. Executive Committee
Portia
Clive
Hose
Avery Brundage
Oblerge
Brundage
Gemamy
United States
Jeremiah. Mahoney
A. A. U. Sould
Berlin
Germany
International Olympic Committee
A. A
New Yorks
AAL U
Hhowaver
Fight Results From Various Venues Across Cities
Fragmented report shows fight results and scores across multiple venues including Sacramento Reno and Shelbyville with unnamed fighters and ambiguous scores. Several odd spellings indicate OCR errors but reference to venues cities and assorted fighter names remain.
Car and athlete names drift through New York cycling meet
The report notes a disordered New York cycling day with no clear lead and scattered results. It mentions participants such as Pe den Testa Walthouc Crossley Killen Yopel Redman Yale and Schonona Puteford among others, with events run in late morning to afternoon slots at a local school facility.
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New York
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