Anicos-Brewettes and Commercials in Action at Woodlawn
Anicos-Brewettes led by Galveston national champion Payton Shelton faces a star-filled lineup including Frances Williame Hele Gullart Glennis Birket and Lilian Duster in a scheduled 8:30 p m game at Woodlawn gym. Manager Vic Schutz will counter with Stile Soups Lavi Barnes Caro Seale Steven Capt Emily Mylin Edith Borough and Margaret Silvers in a high-profile all-star clash. Admission is 25 cents. earlier, a Fraternity game and Randolph squadron match precede the feature.
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Fast Sitn
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Anicos
Galveston
Woodlawn Gyn
Payton Shelton
Galveston Sextet
Frances Williame
Hele Gullart
Glennis Birket
Lilian Duster
Rou
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Lottie Jackrom
Vic Schutz
Stile
Lavi
Barnes
Caro Seale
Steven Capt
Emily Mylin
Edithborough
Margaret Silvers
Anico-Brewerie
Cie League
Fesciuege Squadron
Randolphid
Ife's Back Again Henry New Kansas Coach
The university athletic board approved a five year contract for Henry to coach Kansas football with Henry Gwinn as first assistant to Wearg and Harry Lansing as second assistant. Vic Hart from Tulsa University named head coach, with corrections pending regents approval.
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Ife
Henry New
Universate
Ansac Athletic Board
Gwinn Henry
Adrian Lindsey
Heat
Heres
University of Miss’ Soul
Atl Tics
Kansas
Henry
Immedi
Harris Defeats Page 6-0 In South District Showdown
A fourth quarter takedown by Buster Janhrui sealed a 6-0 victory for Harris over Page in the South District Class A city junior high echo foothill race. It was the third game of the year between the rivals, with prior tilts ending in ties. Hart and Twain vie for high title and next week’s elegium. Page’s quarterback Dean Tulle stood out for Fazę.
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Buster Janhrui
Harts
Page
Tol Pears
Hart
Twain
Eagle
Tech
Dean Tulle
Brady Junior High Gridders Honored Banquet Evening
Brady's Junior High football team and pep squad were honored at a 7 PM Wednesday banquet in the school gym. A. Fl Moyd served as toastmaster. Mothers funded the event with Mrs J W Ragsdale chairing the committee. Co captains Malcolm Bfeld and Douglas Sessom attended with school officials. The Lions had a very successful football season.
City League opener headlines Barker Ball victory
In the Catholic game at Tag City the opener featured Barker Ball against 3 Benes ere to be. Tobin and Slaton led the night, holding strong in the late stretch as the Aightcap at 4 drew crowd attention.
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Benes
City
Barker Ball
Cavers
At & P Om
College Cagers and College Scores From Various Games
College basketball results feature Jaalingenn and SL Louis with 34 and 42 points respectively. Technie Gallimeery scores 2 for St. dascy and Unsula Baktymore U leads Blue ucdiee co cage. Potomic State Teachers UW Va. 26. Willeryton 16. Vajay Sd Pein 26. Shute Ih Balwicnois and Justin G2 showcase Ot Batexvillie M. Gl. Fratuia W Prostoure Md. Trachery Ih Worthwerlem 48. Carleton North Kalen 3a Sinnhorn 4d. East Tras e Mitenent State Id and UGA Newer Th feu integrity 8. Josephs Vale college 3 Rtophien TL Austin 4h. Tesae Was lexan EL Mares 46. La Crosse Trainers Wis ? reerti Dakets Agricultural college 4% Anorhead Stave Teachers ealings 18. Loyola WE Arkantay Slate 22.
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Jnstin
Arkuness
Batexvillie
Austin
Tesae Waslexan EL Mares
Wononay
la Crosse
Wis
Reerti Dakets Agricultural Ealinge
Anorhead Stave
Ealings
Loyola WE
Arkantay
Yellowjackets Open Against Army Five
The St. Anthony's Yellowjackets face Fort Sam Houston Station Hospital five in their season opener. Coach Father Harold Seitters lists 24 players in practice night, including lettermen Tim Fanning Tom Durkin Joe Sammon Joe OCallaghan Dui McCollum and Al Juziaris. Promising sophomores Jimmy Carr Bob Vreten Al Foec Milt Meagher Antie Martin Lawrence Barl round out the lineup.
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St. Anthony's Yellowjackets
Tunper- Ape
Strong Station Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Deach
Harold Seitters
Tim Fanning
Tom Durkin
Joe Sammon
Joe O'Callaghan
Dui McCollum
al Juziaris
Jimmy Carr
Bob Vreten
al Foec
Milt Meagher
Aintie Martin
Lawrence Barl
Pila St Antony's
Purple Flash Battered by Pinder in Ring Rout
In a rough Waiksthon bout, Prince Chu Pincer defeated the Purple Flash after a series of holds and near-disqualifications. Juan Humberto defeated Hal Rumbere and Billy Edwards in another brutal stretch, with the crowd sobered as the Flash was disqualified for strangling.
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Prince Chu
Purple Flash
Juan Humberto
Hal Rumbere
Billy Edwards
Ding Henry
Ne Gonlyss
Pinder Cuppet
Refere Sarpolis
Sarpolis
Hel Rumberg
Juen
Guk
Southeastern Loop Pans Carnegie Pick
Southeastern Loop discusses Carnegie selection for post season attention with coaches and sponsors of the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. Tennessee, Texas Christian, and Tennessee Talk themes include conference bids and Orange visions. Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi etc.
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le Boutneys
Woliegt
Tor Vaeir Annus
New Orleans
Fasien
Texas Christian
Carence Tesh
Tennessee
Inkesten
Galento Faces Louis Rematch After Knockout Win
New Jersey heavyweight Tony Galento scored a ninth round knockout of Onts Thomas after a rough bout with low blows and fouls threatening disqualification. He set up a potential February 21 title shot against Joe Louis in Atlantic City. Attendance was 12,099 with gross receipts of $20,016.95. Galento next fights Pick Daniels in December in Minneapolis in a four round exhibition.
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New Jersey
Galento
Joe Louis
Onts Thomas
Youns Chruga Negro
Two-Ton
Tony
Thomas
Lony
Walter Heisner
Tony Tomacci
Gatento
Thoms
Itaian
Garento
Jecause
Jack Dempsey
Joe Lonis
Joe
Tran
Max Baer
Joe Jacobs
Champi
Atlantic City
Jacobs
Galenta
Grane Dealey
Minneapolis
Courtland Sheperd
Texas
Joe Emery
Dallas
Norton Leads SMU to Cage Victory
Norton scored 13 points as SMU opened its season with a 242 221 win over East Texas State. SMU overcame an early lead and never trailed after the first ties. The teams meet again tomorrow night in Dallas.
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SMU
Nec
Southern Methodist University Eagely
East Texas State
Aga
Dallas
West Virginia Battler Wins Grid Oddity Trophy
The Associated Press awards the season’s oddest gridiron showcase to a nameless West Virginia backfield member after Morgantown antics and rival team taunts. Other noted moments include a Carnegie Tech mixup by Referee Getchell, a Richmond–William and Mary mascot incident, and varied oddities across college play.
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Dev
Associated Press
West Virginia University
John Getchell
Carnegie ‘Tech
Morgantown
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Davedly
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Getewell
Will
Reuse
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Marchant
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Tae Spud War
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Golnes
Dartmouth
Harrington
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Yale
Eif
Rick Fayor
Oklahoma University Sooners
Danowski Regains Title As Pros Best Aerialist
Ed Danowski of the New York Giants leads the NFL in passing efficiency with 70 completions in 198 attempts for a 54.2 percent and a league best 504 career efficiency mark. The story notes Gaynell Tinsley tying records for longest gain on a forward pass and other season marks including Hutson and Hinkle.
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WEW
York
New York
Giants
Green Bay Packers
Jal- Anek
Ed Gattowski
Yelenaed
Danowski
Pordham
Chicago Cardinals
Gaynell ‘Tisley
Epeat Russell
Tinsley
Ley
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Green Bay Pack
Ory Teerul
Whlazer White
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Purdue
Clarke Hinkle
Hutson
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Ward
Ralph Kerchheval
Brooklyn
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Kercheval Ales
Ard Hodt
Incomplete OCR: Mat Results By Win Annuelized Trees
Fragmentary text lists names such as Harridbary and Hint Duke with unclear results. It mentions defeats of Chief Littin Walt and other garbled entries. Unable to determine a clear event, date, or full participant list from the readable portions.
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Harridbary
Ben Hint Duke
Cutt
Littin Walt
Tenidad
Cale
Thinan O'Balionay
Veland
Hasty
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