Jeffs to Meet Light Eleven in Mexico City
The Jeffs travel as a light squad averaging 140 pounds to face the American School Foundation eleven in Mexico City Saturday afternoon in the first international contest between the two cities. Coaches Hamilton and Burnett lead 18 players, with travel expenses guaranteed. The American School team, led by Dr. Jeremish Rhodee, previously held a New in American town bail but is noted for eight-game records against various clubs.
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Hig Tine
Defferson Mustangs
San. Antonio
Mexico City
American School Foundation
Teroad
Defferson
Harry Hamilton
Crel Burnett
Missouri Pacific
Carl Dietzel
Sid Huebeer
Norman McCurdy
EA Mitchell
Nds
Albert Maverick
Wilson Tewis
Bobuigrtenberger
Jackies
Norman Mare
Mario
Imperisl
Ray Tripp
Coy LaMeltietr
Leo Corho
Biyce Parker
Charlie Utz
Alien Chambers
Jesse Stuer
Charles Reeves
Glenn English
Jeremish Rhodee
San Antonio
Uee
Rivadeneyra
Campbell
A. Rivadeneyra
la Montagna
R. Fermandes
Romero
R. Meade
Calderon
Wilkins
Rivero
Goarde
Rath
Pacific Coast Conference Opposes Pro Football in College Stadiums
The Pacific Coast conference closed its 1939 winter session with a resolution opposing professional football in any college stadium. Los Angeles representatives warned of pro groups leasing Memorial Coliseum where USC and UCLA play. No official 1939 champion. Stanford Oregon and USC all had four wins and one loss with one conference tie.
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Francisco
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Representatves
Memorial Coliseum
University of Southern California
University of California At
Los Angeles
Stanford
Oregon
Southern California
Tro& Us
St Mary's Girls Extend Winning Streak in 27 4 Win
St Marys Girls basketball ran their streak to three with a 27 4 victory over St Josephs on Mul vaney field. The next game features St Marys against Incarnate Word on Friday at 3 30. Notable players include Dorothy Ankerson Marine Dreden Alice McFarlalie and Me Bielinski for St Marys and C Soamitz A Church for St Josephs.
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St. Mary’s
Ft. Josephs Thesiny
Mulvaney Field
SS Marys
Incarnate Word Cagers
Rmade
Incarnate Word
St. Gerard's
el Mery's
Dorothy Ankerson
Marine Dreden
Alice McFarlalie
Me Bielin
Western Open Golf May Be Abandoned
CHICAGO December 15 The Western Open tournament likely will be dropped after last night’s annual meeting. Officials indicated the event may not be held again next year with no new endorsements and players preferring the PGA and other championships. Librelors listed Roy Munger of Dallas, Texas among those selected.
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Chicago
Norman B. Freer
Hins- Tih
Arthur Weot
Psocletion
Brezure
Chambers of Commerce
Roy
Munger
Dallas
Texas
Sunday School League Highlights and Parsonage Notices
A fragmented Sunday School league report details performances by Wirlingdon Methodists and other groups, mentioning victory by Woodlana Methodists and a game against Pooreek Wil Menzing. It references players, coaches, and local figures, with scattered scores and event notes amid garbled names and places.
Believe It Or Not Riddle Echoes in Classic Paradox
A puzzle style riddle asks what man loves more than life hates more than death or mortal strife contented men desire and what poor men have that rich require. The proverb-like line contrasts miserly spending with thrift, hinting at universal human motives and the ironies of wealth and desire.
Oldest Cities and Noah lore in distant lands
In the Musso Persiah border area Nakhichevan and Naxuata claim Noah’s remnants and long histories. Emperor Nicholas I endowed 1830 lanterns and a mounted guard until 1884. The Verid faith marks a unique horse shaped cemetery near Erivan Armenia.
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Nabhicheran
Nakhichevan
Naxuata
Noah
Nicholas I
Alexander III
Seced II
Gundachsas
Erivan
Armecia
Yeridi
Effley
Hockey Fight Leaves Bruins and Leafs in Riot
Dec. 17 Toronto Maple Leafs win 4 to 1 over Boston Bruins but riot erupts after a fight. Ace Fissley and Eddie Shore sustain head injuries with stitches and concussions amid chaotic scene as spectators clash and players are carried off. Connie Flynn of the Leafs moderates the aftermath.
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Boston
Ace Fissley
Toronto Maple Leafs
Basin
Eddie Shore
Boston Bruins
Toronto
Connie Fynytne
Mangeer
Conmnytiseekey
Maynem
Ripley
Nica Slake
Shore
Bailey
Rod Horner
Smythe
Tautk
Selley Trl
Tin de Tor
Ulieit
Diesslue
Ruvins
One Close and One Loose in YY Loop Play
A rough OCR reads two games in YY loop with mixed results. A team claimed a 78 22 win over another with details garbled. A second contest involved Laneupis and Fa OH Baw UH Moite among others in a Tuesday afternoon clash.
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Conren
Ps Wilmer
Yancey Stops Central Team In Low-Scoring Clash
Yancey High edged Central Catholic 24-23 on Central court as MM Mueritiak scored 24 for the Yancey, while F Catalin and Hutzler led Central with 21 and 16 points respectively in a tense midweek boys basketball game.
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Central Catholic High
Eehanl
Yancey High
MM. Mueritiak
Central Court
F. Catalin
Hutzler
Centra
Jancups
Terie
F Catabing
dLuenninit
Ho Basler
Ward 131
Duan My
Retrwe
Geores Brenacorer
Uy Furk
Tarillon
Emerson A
An- Nernoon
Uellgrasy
Bevo
Dalennive Bell Furie
Kelly Field Night Aces Rally After Turbid Match
Night at Kelly Field features a rough contest as Kelly Cagers Renadra 4 heal Squadron 43Ai soar to a 49-34 lead. Squadrons 40 41 42 list players including Myt ssunts Kubdith Grane Blake and Lawhennt Hhelmnid Rowe Caspary. Ashmin Center pushes Maul All Strs to 30-27 win edge, with Kantnian's Weemvsdiy night standout. The crowd anticipates further action Wednesday with Bell and Arhiyen amid tense regional play.
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Renadra
Heal
Bruadian
Kelly Field
Irague Asker
Hal Gimes
Lawhennt
Hhelmnid
Rowe
Nelo
Caspary
Ashmin
Maul
Kelly
Kantnian
Loughran Seeks Bigger Share for Patera Fight Bout
Tommy Loughran, veteran heavyweight contender from Philadelphia, seeks 12 1-2 percent of receipts for a 15 round title bout with Primo Carnera in February at Madison Square Garden. Garden hesitations may push him toward a Western coast option. past foes include Sharkey Hamas and Impellitteri, with Loughran eyeing a renewed title shot.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Primo Cat
Pera
Missi
Promisowor
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Tommy
Wetantrack
Toramy
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Loughran Ander
Echa
Taffy Griffiths
Carnpole
Johnny Fils Uscudun
King Levinsky
Steve Hamas
Hamas
Sharkey
Bricent da Lini
Splopher
Rey Impellitttere
Gareera
Nylag
Doe Smith
Fragmented OCR sports roundup with scattered names and numbers
A damaged OCR passage lists numerous player names and figures in a chaotic sports roundup. It mentions New York connections, various teams, dates, and locations but is largely unreadable, with many garbled terms and unclear context.
Lions Work Out Lightly for Eagles in Texas Tilt
Greenville Lions coach Henry Frnke leads light drills as they prepare to face the Brackenridge Eagles of San Antonio on Phillips field Friday at 2 30. The team, known for strong blocking and speed, aims to bolster defense for the Texas Interscholastic League clash and advance past rival contenders.
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Greenville
Henry Frnke
San Antony
Gridster
Dennis Virwant
Greenville Lions
Brackenridge Eagles
San Antoni
Cleverig
Phillips Field
Tyler Lions
Red Thunderbolt
Eagles
Fenka
Vinzant
San Antonio
Intereb
Austin College
Sherman
Texas Tech
Tyler
Ty gAin
Notre Dame
Greenvile
Barks
Carltos Perry
Emmett
Hussey
Bert Marshall
Robert Willams
Doc” Tuckett
Bhe Folley
Marshall
Luckett
Goach Frnka
Scott
End
Feight
J.C. Sikes
Chester Hemsel
Ohio
Lions
College basketball results and players noted in upset run
Fragmentary game notes report college basketball scores and player totals across several teams. Mentions Marquette Northwestern Missouri Kansas Kansas State and Purdue with partial figures and a barberas drill reference amid scattered teams and dates.
Baseball shakeup drains A s and reshapes league long before
The article recounts a fierce selloff by Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics, detailing key losses to the White Sox and Red Sox including Eddie Collins for 50,000, plus top pitchers like Coombs Bender and Plank, and stars such as Baker and Shawkey. It notes the club’s cash drought, new talent from Boston, and Mack’s slide toward a rebuilding era after historic dominance. It also covers league decisions on radio broadcasts and leadership changes in Chicago and broader associations.
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A’s
Mack
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Collins
Boston Red Sox
Jack
Iron Mant" Coombs
Red Sox
Chief Bender
Eddie Plank
Bender
Plank
Coomba
Brooklyn
Frank
Baker
Blanco Army Triumph In Local Game
Blanco Thee Army won a tight game dedicated to two members killed in a recent crash. A late surge by Hildebrand Whitnira and Joe Reard led to a decisive finish over Slane, with strong contributions from the Red squad.
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Blanco
Bianco Tree
Gamett
Haatrop
Slane
Red
Hildebrand
Whitnira
Joe Reard
Duncan field protest Magnolia team shake league rules
Duncan field plans a protest to President John F. Dunsmore at the next Magnolia league meeting amid claims the commercial senior basketball league bans players who participated in college basketball in the same year. Magnolia denies any rule exists, noting if it did it would require a clear year criterion. Brackenridge High Gym hosted Magnolia's 33-21 victory over Kaufman’s as the International Club beat Bell Jewelers 34-24. CAGE COMMISSION MEETS: San Antonio amateur basket commission schedules a Wednesday business meeting of the board.
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Magnolia
Duncan
John F. Dunsmore
Max Gollings
University of Missouri
Bill Kubritht
University of Texas
A. J. Sathley
Collings
Tearese Honk Ah Cover
Jones, Ther
Ralima
Lawa
Brackenridge Eagles face eligibility test for state bid
Brackenridge High School officials Enos Gary and coaches Cloud Kellam and Manor Puckett prepared Wednesday for a ruling by the Texas Interscholastic League on the 10 game rule. They aim to advance to a Friday quarterfinal at Greenville after a 49 0 bi district win over Jefferson Mustangs. Kellam stayed in San Antonio for drills while Gary and Puckett represented Brackenridge in Austin. The ruling could end Brackenridge hopes or clear the way for a Greenville clash as the Eagles plan to travel Thursday and practice again before Friday morning's game.
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Enos Gary
Brackenridge High School
Eagle
Cloud Kellam
Manor Puckett
Brackenridge
Texas Interscholasic League Committee
Russin
Ageiush
Greenville
Giveville
Eagles
Gorsham Tigers
Howard Baker
Austin
Gary
Puckett
Kellam
San Antonio
Roy B. Henderson
API
Jeftere Son Mustangs
Sleven
Engle Aridsters
Troward Baker
Cecil Slater
Corpu
Clik Park
Avie Ciash
Port Artur
Dayton High Seeks Holiday Game With San Antonio rivals
Dayton High School champion Steeve Vign from Dayton aims to schedule a Christmas or New Year’s game against San Antonio schools Brackenridge or Jefferson highs. Frederick N. Ionell of Dayton, chamber of commerce representative, announced the proposal today.
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Steeve
Dayton
San Antonio
Perhana Brackenridge
Jefferson
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick N. Ionell
Unis
Texan Trojans Schedule Big Junior Team Clash Sunday
The Texan Trojans football squad prepares for a ninth game against a junior team this Sunday. PBS27 coverage option listed as a contact channel.
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Texan Trojans
Connie Mack Set to Start Over After Departures
Veteran baseball figure Connie Mack faces a rebuilding moment as star players depart in trades. Mack confirms moves sending Bob Grove, Max Bishop, Mickey Cochrane, and others away, while Charley Berry joins from the White Sox and future plans loom as he contemplates the club’s direction. The scene turns somber as Mack, eyes misty, speaks to reporters about the overhaul and his enduring heart for the game.
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Paul Chicago
Staly
Fighting Pear
Poldarch
Connie Mack
Baob Grove
al Simwong
George Tardshaw
Mickey Cochrane
Max Hshop
Jimmy Dykes
Mule Hane
Conta Mack
Athletics
Uhr Gamp
Bob Grover
Rothe Walburg
Max Bishop
Mickey Cordrai
Detroit
Marnahan Roos
Chicago
Mr. Ferry
Charley Berry
White Sox
Pilcher
Rob Kita
Infleleder Tavotd
Repueter
Connie
Gounie
Dimmle Moxx
Cochrane
Finn
Tim Ovinager
Detvalt Tigers
Mr. Maul
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Cole Hay
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Menor
MT. Hope Cemetery
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Chicago Cubs
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Weer
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Devil Shaler
Dayton High
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Mickelson
Whantaday Netic Walkathon
Kaplan
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