Sun Shines on Texas Tech in Spring Practice
Texas Tech Raider football completed a dry day workout after a snowy session, focusing on defense as players prepare for the upcoming trip to Dallas after holiday recess. Coaches led conditioning and drills as the squad readied for key early season action.
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Texas Tech Red Raiders
Gonches
Dutchy Ruth
Miter Cyraterday
Fe Raiders
University of West
University of West, Virghin
All Hands
Ft Good Shane
Elo Plavix
Edgewood Cagers Nip Peacock 19 16
Edgewood ign school eng er Thursday defeated the Pere cock Millary academy team 10 16 in em game at the Woodingmay. Gercla was high scorer for the wingers with points Rhinchart and Molsburg each added 6 while Bunn Langhiln led Peacock with several points.
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Edgewood Ign School
Perecock Millary Academy
Woodingmay
Gercla
Rhinchart
Molsburg
Gach
Bunn Spd Langhiln
First Cole sand in Tas Animas field production appears assured
Southwest Texas oil notes report Tas Animas field in Jim Hogg county showing first Cole sand production with Holbein setting coring at 1628 feet and gas sand from 1812 to 1828 feet. Wells Wilcox Ol and Gas company No. 2 Gillam swabbed and produced, with test drilling likely to move deeper. Multiple wells across counties show swabbing, gas and oil shows, and varying depths with test runs and casing details.
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Jim Hogg County
Darby Ferroleum Company
Holbein
Wilcox Ol and Gas Company
Gillam
Batesville
Edwards
Rus BR
Carrie Wood
Sarco Creek
Gelind
Barnsdalt Oil Company
J. A. McPaddin
Gretaan
Feck
Harthoe
Enak Cedar
Edom
Kenar
Hdward Rosenburn
P. Carle
Jeildeal
Caldwell
Norman Mo
Wiltle
Talbert
Dautlng
Morea
Tuval County
Benndary Watreet
Vactia
Sridwell
Na FT
Ancira
Mort Streden
Sp Gnuge
Hiawatha OW and Gas Company No
Tallun Parr
North Sweden
Diiffine
Hamble Oland Refinine Company
Bh. Meyer
Eas Magnolia Perrot Company
Duval County
Horg
Darby
Falroletm Company
Roeken Molbein Wilkeml
Aschion
Holbeine
Liss
Antenne
Start County
Tomenallette No
Fratie ‘Mico Hodrdyaez
Witical
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Company
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Wilseat
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Dontie Konteer
Dalonn
Buchanan and
Hinnes
Morris-Duwoody
Hauser
Ayeineh
Goliad County
Jane
Nudd North Bethis
Casine
Hual B
Imago. Com
Della Queherds
Callanda
B. Oil
Waits Brothers
Witdent
Siz Milex Jautiinom Minstan
Riltig
Fackson Conuts
Howell
Pett Nature
Adam
Magnolia
A. A. Seeltenon
East
Sally Page
FAO Houde Cabing
Seaboard
Ol Corporation of Delaware
Kathering &, Shaffer, Loby
Year’s Comeback Players Dominate AP Poll Choices
Vernon Gomez, Yankee pitcher, named outstanding individual comeback by AP sports writers poll. Ralph Gugldahl and Jo Louis follow in top marks. poll spans 53 voters with 42 names listed and mentions riders, golf, boxing, and other comebacks exceeding across sports.
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Dre
W— Beto
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Gomez
Giante
Tri
Ralph Guldahl
Tito
Louis
Guldatl
Hig Rise Dottle Heights
Max Achmeling
Jot Montague
Mike Jacobs
Helen Wills ‘Moody
Charley Kurtsinger
Easteinger
War Admiral
Broaca Denies Cruelty in Divorce Testimony
Cordelia Broaca accuses Johnny Broaca of cruelty in a probate court hearing for divorce. He testifies he cooked some meals and took breakfasts, calling his wife temperamental, while disputing the cruelty charges.
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Barnstable
Mrss
INS
Cordelia
Johnny Broaca
New York Yankee P
Formar
Andover Academy
Yale
Collen
Campbell
Bronga
Wrestler Humberto Triumphs In Noisy Walkathon Show
Humberto bested John Jones in a two fall finish amid a rambunctious crowd at Walkathon Arena. Otto Strongbow defeated Jules Strongbow in a disqualification rout while Doug Wycof and Billy Edwards opened the card with a lively bout. A pre New Year crowd enjoyed wild exchanges, with crackers tossed into the ring and a promised return show set for January 6.
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Boo Soan
Latta
Billy Edwards
Doug Wycofesity
Humberto-Jones
Brappietta
Humberto
Jones
Wycott
Juan
Juez
Stronghow
Otto
Kvans
Jules Strongbow
Nin Stily
Russ
Doug Wyroft
Ant
Hily Edwards
Billy
Nity
Doug
Tms Chiropractic
Paul Jones
Louis Plans to Beat Schmeling With Steady Rushing
Davis J Walsh reports Joe Louis and his team plan a steady rush to pressure Schmeling in the world heavyweight title defense in June. Co manager John Roxborough notes Louis will push Schmeling back, exploiting Schmeling's tendency to retreat and head movement. The entourage cites Schmeling’s earlier misreads and describes a strategy built on aggressive in-fight pacing.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Max Schmeling
Thomas
Joe Louis
Schmelings
John Toxbrough
Chicago
Jon
Blackburn
Whn
Yau
Harry Thomas
Behameling
Thames
Iater
Burt
Joe
Schmeling
Oklahoma Schedules 1939 Football Schedule
Norman Oklahoma December 18 The University of Oklahoma will meet its 1939 football schedule in the Southwestern Conference with remaining opponents listed. The 1938 schedule includes Rice at Houston Texas at Dallas Kansas at Lawrence Nebraska at Norman Dad's Day Tulsa at Norman Kansas State at Norman Missouri at Norman Oklahoma Aggies at Stillwater.
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Norman
Okla
UPR
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Southwestern
Houston
Texas
Dallas
Kansas
Lawrence
Nebraska
Tulsa
Kansas State
Missouri
Toma
State
Amen
Oklahooma Aggies
Stillwater
International Club nets 41 22 win over Sabinas Brewers
The International Club defended their title with a 41 22 victory as they overpowered the Sabinas Brewers, the league leaders, in a Thursday clash. The game featured tight defense by International and a late scoring burst by Rip DeVilbiss Jed Uewinists, while Tony and Joe Rodriguez of Ridney Lanier High School combined for 25 of the 40 points for their team.
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Sabinas Brewers
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Ight
Brackénridre
Duncan Fuel
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Mipe
Lutke
Duncan
Yasketerrs
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A. Howe
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Dinas
Minaser Ra
Minaser Ra Testo
J. M Beternen
Halleeen
Yautis
Deerer
Boyd
Limer
Weber
Seattle Baseball to Have New Park
ABATTIZ, Dec. 10 vP Paul Sick Seattle brewery executive slated to become president of the Brattle Pacific Coast League baseball club announced before leaving for Sacramento that a new $150,000 ball park is planned for the club. The city council voted this fall to bat baseball from the Siic stadium. Sick considers Jack Lelivelt, former Los Angeles Manager, as manager and expects player all from the New York Yankees.
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Tha Brattle
Pacific Coast
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Trague
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Siic
Sick
Jack Lelivelt
Los Angeles
Mul
New York Yankees
S A Aggies to Name New Officers at Decent Meet
S A Aggies will elect new officers at a 12 15 pm meeting at the Blue Gannet hotel. The gathering features showing moving pictures of the Aggies football game versus the Langhorns and highlights the San Antonio club’s activities.
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San. Antonio A
Mlclu
Thumbsy
Blue Gannet
Thaskselving
Agetes
Vexos Langhorns
Touch Football Thursday Night Schedule at Ren dolph Field
University of Ban tdale will meet Havéll Auto Parts in the first game at 8:30 p.m. at Ren dolph Field. The second game begins at 9:46 p.m. between Frere Scorern and Cuigent Officers. Other matches and times follow in the December schedule, listing teams such as Brevi ts Ports, Slu- Sent, and Drogeve with dates through January.
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Noatan Vatarting
Yara
Doublalaaler
Tal
Frere
Scorern
Rendolph Field
Elon Liana Hess
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Orlicare
Pean Bey Yeah
Teident Ofva
Bazelet
Tiverly Drugs
University of Sans Ardonia
Bladen Clea
University Ae San Aantinia
M. Llherty
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