Coaches Pay Tribute After Battle With Greenville Lions
Brackenridge high school footballers, battered yet resolute, honored by coaches Kellam and Puckett after a 6-2 loss to Greenville. Captain Moore and several teammates suffered injuries, with Carl Behrards injuring a leg and another player spraining an ankle. The Eagles bow out for the season. Brackenridge may add a captain next week as players vow to endure strict training. Officials cited a controversial call on a Moore reception as the turning point.
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Greenville
Greenvile Fiinsy
Salvedas Marnins
Claud Kellam
Manor Puckett
Eagles
Oniipe
Carl Eabbards
Sterdy
Bob Martin
Tookers
Angie
Inala
Puckett Brackenridge
Ubel
Raeder Wes
Carl Bekhard
Martin
Puckett
Moore
Brackenridge
Beck
Eddie Dyer
Maxey Hart
Einesman Hori
Hajler
Krick
Schols
Lions
Rom
Williams
Hough
Hogris
Texas U Warned to Go Slow on Coach Choice
Board of Regents at the University of Texas heard cautions about rushing a new football coach hiring. Deliberations focused on avoiding hasty decisions, weighing candidates, and ensuring prudent steps before finalizing a lengthy selection, amid pressure from various committees and the university community.
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Texas U
Lions Win But Nervous After Close Greenville Victory
Greenville's Lions edged Brackenridge of San Antonio 1 0 in a tense Texas high school football playoff clash. Greenville's defense and trick plays kept the Eagles at bay as the crowd surged to 7000, with standout saves and a late 66 yard interception return highlighting the decisive drive.
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Greanville
Greenville Lions
Roach
Hetty Frake
Port Arthur
Corpus
Brackenridge High School
Fagles
San Antonio
Brackenridge
Greenwile
Willams
John
Eagins
Williams
Kim Rogers
Scott
Eagles
Repers
Hneidelinn
Sore
Martial
Aix
Jarac
Semi finals In State Next Week
Arrangements will be made on Port Arthur Saturday night for the state semi final game next week between Greenville and the winner of the Cofpay Christi and Port AMAUt con test. The Dallas Terre game with Hichland Tark of Gallas Sat briky asicensnn will furnish the fdeam band meets the win nee of the winlest beltor Pamm and San Aisle at Lubbork Saturbey afternoon.
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Greenville
Cofpay Christi
Port Amaut
Crowmere Fane
Port Arlhne
Dullas Terri
Hichland Tark
Gallas Satbriky
Fdeam
Lubbork Saturbey
Weslaco High Region Champ Clinches 8 3 Victory over Floresville
Weslaco High Panthers claim the Region III Inter scholastic League Class B football title with an 8-3 win at Floresville. A second half surge turned the game after Floresville led 3-0 at halftime on Masters field goal. Nobles connected with Jackson on a 12 yard TD pass, Nobles extra point made it 7 3, a 77 yard Jackson kickoff return kept the Panthers in scoring range, and a late safety plus a blocked punt by Masters helped Weslaco seal the win.
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Marshall
Brackepri Gee
Eseles
Hemsetl
Brackenrides
Green Ville
Eagles
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Moore
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Ann Mrtenall
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Fat Barket
Bill Agai
Wieweb
Les Wrobel
Glaas
Leon
Monte
Robstown
Texas
Weblaco Panthers
Floresville
Quarterdark Masters
Nobles
Jackson
Panthers
Poin
Iapuns
Cohan of Galveston Falls to Berlier in Slugfest
In Galveston last night Bobby Cohan was beaten by Berlier of New Orleans by technical knockout in the second round after a savage display of slugging. Both men weighed 134 1 2 pounds. the referee and fighters bled in the opening round as Cohan was floored three times in the second and unable to defend himself after a late sequence.
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Galveston
Berlier
Bein Berlier
New Orleans
Grer
Bobby Cohan
Junior College Falls to Maalor Transport 43 37
Friday night action saw the Junior College five lose 43 to 37 to Maalor Transport. M. Avgourr, Pegram, and Mayann starred with 16, 16, and 10 points respectively for their teams, highlighting a tight contest.
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Maalor Transport
M. C. Avgourr
Pegram
Mayann
Eagles Reach Remarkable Grid Season Milestone
The Eagles advance through a season marked by strong team effort and standout players. Brackenridge's influence, veteran leadership, and a resilient climb to the finals defined a breakthrough campaign. A 6-2 loss to Greenville punctuated their quest, but the squad's depth and smart play earned praise and a place in local football lore.
St Gerard’s Girls Edge LWC Cagers in Tight Battle
St Gerard’s girls defeated LWC in a hard fought game led by forwards Belthang and Teorker. Anne Mills of St Gerard’s stood out on defense while Franny Miornoon and Maroney contributed key plays.
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Tanmania
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Maroney
Ed Wil
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Anne Mills
al Gerard's
Marshall and Amarillo Reach College Finals in Texas League
Marshall Junior College defeated Texarkana and Amarillo College edged unnamed rival to reach the Texas junior college final. The tournament week featured tense games as teams chased the championship.
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Amarillo
Aexaa
Texarkinh
Ibn Eallene
Lamor Junior College
Marshall Junior College
Antarsllo Ainlor
Pine Texas Diiron Erliege
Féobbatl
Marshall Heat
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Verkanin
Wb Maran
Amimilio Crane Barane
Thrauimant
Coltrin Leads At Long Beach In California Championship
Ben Coltrin of San Francisco paces the field at Long Beach in the California Amateur Golf Championship after a second round that kept him in front by one stroke over Leo Dingel of Philadelphia and Olin Daly of Santa Monica. Carded 256 for 18 holes, Coltrin posted a 70 in round two as the event progressed.
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Thay LO
Leo Dingel
Philadelphia
Olin Dalya
Banta Montes
P. c. A. Cawmplin
Insurance Taken on Cochrane in Detroit
In Detroit the life of baseball manager Mickey Cochrane is the focus as $100,000 insurance is listed against his life. Reports note the American League figure and the ongoing trade rumors, with other league details sprinkled in a hurried account from the weeks.
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Detroit
Rew
Mickey Cochrane
Goghrane
Philacelpala
Ayrnagh Lotrait
Artillery Men Ride to Win Over Austin Team
In a final tournament game on Harbord field, the Light troops faced Austin four and secured a win despite a handicap. Hardie AU and Litul, RF, led the four, delivering a hard riding effort that would have beaten Austin without the reigned- in goal by hand cap.
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Wilker
de Arcilery
Lanier to Host Twin Bill After Friday Win
Lanier aims for a Monday doubleheader after a 32-23 victory Friday on the La mini court. Captain Joe Rodrigues led the team with 13 points as John Kramer, formerly of Jefferson, added 11. Coach Nemo Hetrera’s Lanier squad showcased a smooth passing attack and solid inside work, with Randolph and Pub-Ve Service squads also mentioned.
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Lamini
Nemo Hetrera
Aidney Lanier Voks Meek
Arce Tels
Lamer Court
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Rodrigues
Tanter Scorins
John Kramer
Jefferson
Randolph Goalers
Butler Leaves Missouri Valley Conference
Butler University at Indianapolis announced it will withdraw from the Missouri Valley Conference at the end of the current school year. Officials said Butler was far removed from other members, with football finances and level of play unable to cope with stronger Valley teams.
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Tnotanapolis
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Butler University
Sunrise Breakfast for Edison Teams Event at Bearken Tilgr Park
Edison high school teams and the pep squad attended a sunrise breakfast at Bearken tilgr park Saturday morning. Seventy five people joined the event as the Edison Hes vanity team and the Class A eleven map out upcoming plans.
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Carnera Title Bout Planned At Madison Square Garden
In New York a proposed world heavyweight title match between Max Schmeling and Primo Carnera was announced for February in Miami with the Garden Bowl in Miami cited and Carnera’s tentative acceptance pending approval of Louis Gorey. Kilpatrick projected $30,000 remodeling for the venue, while Gate officials and Duffy supported the bout and Carnera arrived aboard the Conte di Savola after a brief stop in New York.
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Florida
Glendon Death Probe Stopped by State Officials
State officials conclude the investigation into the fatal shooting of Columbia University crew coach Richard J Glendon known as Young Dick. District Attorney Francis F Smith states death was not clearly homicidal and whether it was self inflicted or accidental remains officially unsettled.
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Aller
Jota
Richard J
Young Dick) Glendon
Columbia University
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Francis F. Smith
Toruth
Minnell
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Marshall Fights Them All in Wild Mat Scene
In Philadelphia a heavyweight bout between Averett, Londos, and Marshall erupted into chaos. Marshall pummeled officials and spectators, was disqualified for rough tactics, and his purse suspended by the state athletic commission. In Kansas City Nanjoo Singh was fined for disturbing the peace after a wrestling match.
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Colorado
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Ain
State Athletic
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Ma Seel
Une
Stant
Averett
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Marahall
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