Kerrville Tiny Antlers Meet Port Arthur Yellowjackets in State Semi
Kerrville's Tiny High Antlers face Port Arthur's Yellowjackets in the Interscholastic League state semi final. Forecasts show large crowds and clear, cold conditions as Kerrville relies on 228-pound Kyle Holloman and strong line play to counter Port Arthur's backfield led by Jeffrey. Final awaits winner of Amarillo North Side clash.
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Texas
Kerrville
Arthur
Vernon Hilliard
Anti-Gainz
Vic~ Tories
Kyle Holloman
Holloman
Salter Ridgaway
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Gistance
Marland
Jeffrey
Port Arthur
Wisnes
Tedas
Fort Wart
Tivy
Park Arting
Ammatiia
Ci Monvolt
Byedugh
Shreveport
Keriffe
Port
Thir
Alhlin
Raan
Chambliss
Roe Holbrook
Stick McCaleb
Fisher
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Capaie
Co captains named for Central football team
Norman Foumier guard and Maris Belton back were named co captains for the Central football team after the athletic award was announced by Brother Leo Rothernieh. Lettermen include August Beck Nick GCatsiani Andrew Kelly Ventura Trejo Marlin Boston Comp ion Arthur Bonnet Ee Hans Manuel Quintero Fernando Rodrigues Tese Boyle William Richter doc Baum Norman Pournier Bruce Lanren¢e and Charles Hraszeau. Only Quintero and Trejo will be eligible for duty next fall. The team previously fell to defeat in the Southeast Western Academie Tage and failed to clinch the title in recent efforts.
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Norman Foumier
Maris Belton
Cetray
Astot
Leo Rothernieh
Contra Athletic Direstor
August Beck
Nick Gcatsiani
Andrew Kelly
Ventura Trejo
Marlin Boston
Compion
Arthur Bonnet
Ee Hans
Mo Uel Quintero
Fernando Rodrigues
Tese Boyle
William Richter
Doc Baum
Norman Pournier
Bruce Lanren¢e
Charles Hraszeau
Quintero
Trejo
Ext
Endsay
Butlong
Colorful Lads These Kerrville Hi Gridders
Kerrville Antlers, led by Roy Holbrook at quarterback and co captain Rusty Rust, are profiled through portraits of players. The piece highlights team unity, individual quirks, and local pride as Kerrville clubs the Antlers’ colorful personalities and football culture in a candid feature.
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Kerrville Hi
Hugh Fincher
Kurrville
Navy High School
Kerrville
Lexa
Sandlot Day
Pitt Lineup Ready for Rose Bowl Kickoff
Alarming, garbled report from Albuquerque notes Pittsburgh's lineup for New Year's Day against Washington. Coach Jock Sutherland may field ends Lath and Daniels, guards Mausielt and Glass, center Adamay, and backs Chickerneo and Stebbins. Bobby Larue is absent with leg trouble. weather and travel plans discussed amid practice notes and uncertain condition.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Shobball
Fittsburgh
Als ‘Hough Rutherlad
BUI Daddies Jets
Tony Mausielt
Bill Glassfords
Henry Adimay
Eward
Albi
Tazmuskly
Averell Daniell
Fabian Haffman
John Chicker
Neo
Marsall Goldberg
Marold Stebbins
Arnold Greene
Bobby Larue
Sutherland
Larue
Hie Panthers
Suthi
San Bernardino
Calif
Vetinie
Pittsburg
Red Hot Polo Sunday’s Billpairing for Brackenridge Park
Polo stars Jor Houston Cecil Smith Isis Austin Will lead Red-Hot against Wichita Kan team in Brackenridge park Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Smith's squad carries nine goals, Rube Williams six, J B Gilmore five. Kansans feature Ed Bradley Clarence Stark Willis Hartman and Rube Goodaight. San Antonio Polo Club faces Freebooters after a practice tilt at Mallferfield.
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C. B. Wightswan
Jor Houston
Cecil Smith
Isis Austin
Ron Antonia
Wichita
Kan
Brackenidge Park
Smith
Wink Witc Smits
Rube Williams
J.B. Gimore
Kansans
Ed Bradley
Clarance Stark
Willis Hartman
Rube Goodaight
Ezeh
Stark
Weanan
Mallerfield
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio
Pologlib
Twain Glas Junior High Elects Captains and Teams
Junior Highs elected captains for Twain Glas football with captais Mattheaw Batts Jackie Warour Giles Batley Clifton Stark Bill Tasson Claude Simpson Wendell Betterman Kein Parks Clayton Myer Charles Painter Hardy Hating and Gene Kipp. Volleyball team to play Houston on return game with Muches Teal Company in Houston. The Hughes squad attended last week's invitational tourney and looks strong for the oval team. Coach Howard Brunakeh and players George Paulot Fan Tolbert Releng Atmold Hex Collis Jack Derike Ted Juras ichek Ed Prauty named among those making the squads.
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Play Tulmer
Ferwin Worsch
Travis Parker
Twain Glas
Dor Sowell
Tbe
Mattheaw Batts
Jackie Warour
Giles Batley
Clifton Stark
Bill Tasson
Claude Simpson
Wendell Betterman
Kein Parks
Clayto Myer
Charles Painter
Hardy Hating
Gene Kipp
Houston
WIL Pav
Muches Teal Company
Hughes
Anvitation
Fr the
Amarillo Dominates North Side in Fort Worth Semi
Amarillo overwhelms North Side of Fort Worth 3 to 1 in a semifinal test as 15,000 fans seen the Golden Sandies led by Mayes Davis and Chesson. North Side, anchored by Marion Pugh, battled but Amarillo’s offense and line play proved decisive in a high intensity state showdown.
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Amarillo
North Side
Fort Worth
Weather Bureau
Golden Sandies
Mayes
Joe Davis
Rob Foe Chesson
Pugh
Rmarilla
Abiice
Gaines Ville
Amarilly
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Reece Davin
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Cleston Mateen
Mrs Lapham and Mrs McCaidin Win Golf Handicap Tourney
Mrs Lapham and Mrs McCaidin won the last weekly handicap tourney of the San Antonio Women's Golf Association played Friday at River de Nats. Winners posted gross scores 87 and 113 3616 respectively. Play resumes January 8.
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Lapham
McCaidin
Blessed Sacrament Plays Pearl Sextet In Final Holiday Game
Blessed Sacrament Academy girls basketball team from Wisconsin will play Pearl Dre Wwrry at Central gym Sunday at o o'clock. The nigh scoring squad faces strong opposition as they close before the holidays.
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Blessed Sacrament
Pearl
Fam
Blessed Sacrament Academy WI
Gentral Gym
Sunday School Players Show Off Field Skills
Sunday Schools rosters reveal a mix of substitutes and stars in a chaotic, anecdote laden report. It highlights player names, positions, and substitutes while noting a coach's emphasis on discipline and athletic ambition.
Heights Names 14 Lettermen for Alamo Heights Team
Alamo Heights coach Irvin Martin announced 14 lettermen at a Friday night banquet. The squad earned a bi-district Class B title this season with 21 players awarded silver hoist pins. Returning lettermen include Abel Gouzines Alfred Hughes Murray Betts Billy Randolph and several others. Ritzes John Iston and Eddins plan to return next season.
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Irvin Martin
Abel
Gouzines
Alfred Hughes
Murray Betts
Bi] Eddins
Billy Randolph
Fat ‘Trenton
Sto“land Gonniart
Paul Villaret
Albert Baughman
Huard Norton
Jobim Johnson
Bill Baetzter
Charles Crain
Dike Phillips
Gonzales
Tropheymen
John Baines
Richard Battle
Phil Becking
Carl Newton
Harrell Rogers
Ed Sheridan
Herbert Stucke
Lucien Taliaferro
Harry Teal
Joe Tom Winkter
Leo Leggett
Lettermen
Ritzes
Johne Iston
Eddins
Liberty Drugs top standings with 24 40 victory in touch football
In the San Pedro night event Liberty Drugs defeated Medicos 3240 and moved to the league lead. Glazier scored on a 5 yard run, Vidal, Baker and Frost Grounds connected on plays, as Liberty pulled away in the final period. Public Service and Stackenridge Park Manlings tied 0 0 after a kick blocked field goal attempt.
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Liberty
Druga Randal
Jones Cate
Randolph
San Pedro
Liberty Drugs
Dolah Medicos
Raw
Wamen
Glazier
Floyd Fract
Arthur Vidal
Nelson
Catalant
Slater
Enda
Vidal
Almendorf
Machia
Endat Barricloe
Slaughter
Reed
Lane
Walker
Youngs
Bellrain
Bacay
Ed Cov
Aulter
Wal Andrews
Tees
Millon
Franklin
Todd
Fowere
Unckert
Wael
Bempery
Tr Tity
Slip
Wala
Mixed Results From AP Boxing Card Across Cities
The Associated Press reports a chaotic set of boxing results across Hollywood, San Francisco, New York, Atlantic City, and other locales. Highlights include heavyweights Rama Diego defeating Joeer by knockout in the tenth round in Hollywood, with Ramage and Bauer trading early rounds, and multiple other bouts featuring Jimmie Hankison, Joe Petrie, Benny Bass, and Johnny Palitis among winners and losers. Rankings and weights vary, with many fighters listed by city and club, and several draws noted in Atlantic City and Asbury Park cards.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Rama Diego
Joeer
Cleveland
Hollywood Madium Insting
Chartey Randolph
Tia
Aith
Raver
Hinlev
Basters
Tane
Tramage
Bauer
Ramage
Sau
Diego
Hank “Hanison
Akrun
Obie
Sul Jatk Petrie
San Francisco
Trak Marime
Iran
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Petrie
New York
Bob Pastor
Cold Springs
N.Y
John Anderson
Sweden
Red
Bruce
Pittsburgh
Deivir—Young
Walsenburo
Joe Flacco
Philadelphia
Teer Reed
Asbury’ Park
N. J
Frankie Williams
Newark
Hirelah Vera
Asbeyark
Drew
Oklahoma City
Junior Munsell
Babe Hunt
Ponca Okla
Pel
Tuls Oy Levinger
Triun Serithe WM
Ponca City
Kid Scalliper
Marquette to Begin Training for Cotton Bowl Trip
Marquette's Golden Avalanche, set to face Texas Christian in the Cotton Bowl on January 2, will start training in Durant Oklahoma. Athletic director Conrad Jennings notified officials that the team departs Waukee Sunday morning and arrives Monday morning to train on the Teachers College field.
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Marquette
Golden Avalanche
Waukee
Texas Christian
Durant
Okla
Conrad Jennings
OE Marquette
Unclear Golf Exhibition Draws Pros in Louisiana
In Baton Rouge on December 23, Denamore Shute the P. G. A. champion and Ralph Guida a St. Louis pro teamed to face LSU crick student golfers Paul Lesie and Fred Haas in an exhibition match. The rough notes list multiple names and places including Philadelphia Salt Lake City Columbus Hollywood and New York with scattered scores and identifiers. The garbled report confirms a proclaimed golf event with prominent figures visiting Louisiana State University for a show game.
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Star Golf
Baton Rouge
Denamore Shute
Ralph Guida
St. Louis
Wallake
Paul Lesiie
Fred Haas
Louisiana State University
Crick
Pastor Kayoes Giant Imp In Madison Square Garden Bout
Former heavyweight Bob Pastor, ex Yade University standout and Golden Gloves winner, rose from obscurity after knocking out Ray Impellitteri in the seventh round at Madison Square Garden before 5240 fans. Pastor, listed at 238 pounds and around 6 to 8 inches taller, used a sharp left and right combination to floor Impellitteri in 1 minute 25 seconds of the seventh round, his 29th pro victory against two losses.
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Bob Pastor
Yade University
Aso
Big Ray Impellittiere
Madison Square Garden
New York State
Joe Louis
Pastor
Imp
Pasitie
Finnin
Avay
Heigit
Hunpeliittere
Alba
Santa Clara Faces Tough Test Against LSU Passes
Santa Clara University's football squad looked poor defending passes from Louisiana State formations. Coach Lawrence Shaw planned to stress similar drills next week before the New Year’s Day game in New Orleans. Thirty five players, staff, and a manager depart December 36.
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Santa Glabra
CBS
Santa Clara University
Louisiana State
Lawrence
Buck
Corcoran Installed in Harlow's Place
Fred Corcoran of Breton named tournament manager for the Professional Golfers Association in an announcement by president George Jacobus. He succeeds Robert Marlow of St. Petersburg whose contract was not renewed due to outside interests.
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Barasula
Pabec
INS
Fred Corcoran
Breton
Profesional Golfers? Association
George Jacobus
Corcoran
Robert Marlow
St. Petersbure
Jacobis
Celwunn
Clark All Pro Choice for 6th Time
Bert Clark of Fordham College leads the All Pro selections as nine league circles vote him to the first team. Don Hutson and other veterans earn spots. first and second teams reflect ties and close counts across Packers, Bears, Giants, and Lions with Leemans and Hinkle among honorees.
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Bert (Bute) Clark
Céforads College
Allottag
Green Way Packers
Curley Lambeau
Noma Flong
Clark
Detroit Lions
Don Huleon
Abe Packers
Boston Redskins
Mel Hein
Wear York Giants
Hein
Prank Bauch
Boston
Hoikis
Bronko Nagurski
Chicago Bears
Helback
Hinkie
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Naches
Reskie Tilly Leemans
New Yorke Giants
Arnold Verher
Packers
Hutson
Green Bay
Edwards
Biya
Greta Bay
Heln
Gale
Emerson
Detroit
Si Green
Hinkle
Gantenbelit
Gress Bay
Stydahar
Chicago Hears
Culpoletti
Chicago
Busch
Fartmann
Chrristensen
Smith
R. Smith
Gatdall
Herbex
Nagurski
Wisconsin weighs withdrawal over Jones Jones title fight
Milwaukee officials threaten to quit the National Boxing Association if Gerritt Jones is not reinstated and the January 1 middleweight championship bout proceeds with Wisconsin removing NAS approval. Victor Manhardt, chairman of the Wisconsin athletic commission, indicated a showdown could force the state to drop out if the BBA does not reinstate Jones.
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Victor Manhardt
Wisconsin Athletic Commission
Wisconsin
National Boxing Association
Gerrilt Joness
Preddie Steele
Manhardt
Jones
Randolph Cagers Face Intersquad Rival in Tight League Race
In a chaotic intersquad doubleheader at Randolph, Randolph Cagers edged the defending Squadron 53 Bears by one game in a close league tilt. Vernon Christie sparked a 16 point effort as Randolph took Friday night’s opener 82 to 89, while the Eleventh Air Base beat Squadron 2 as headlines highlight the tense standings and key performances from Denny and Patt.
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Bears
Memesntine
Yarkovia
Randolply
Nthe
Vernon Christie
Wolk
Squadram St
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Little Squadron
Aplatine
Denny
Fougdron
Poechett
Fec
Fee
Moron
Lafferty
Cristian Fey
Paty
Senkins
Baldwin Es Oliver
Rowelh
Lewis
Vasiyay
Wart
Frueant Booth
Tlmor
Kreiner
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