Winer Hosts Greenville In Texas Schoolboy Football Title Clash
Amarillo Golden Sandies meet Greenville Lions in a Texas schoolboy football semifinal. The Lions aim to dethrone the 1834 champions and cap a season of strong offense led by end Weal and back Clesson, while the Sandies rely on a powerful running attack and the Coyotes’ defense to secure a coveted final berth in a high-stakes playoff.
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Greenville Lions crush Corpus Christi for finals berth
The Greenville Lions overwhelmed Corpus Christi 43 to 0 to set up a state semifinal against the Amarillo Wichita Falls winner. Quarterback Bert Marshall led a potent offense that racked up three second quarter touchdowns before Marshall left with an injury. Corpus Christi struggled to halt Greenville’s running and passing attack as fans celebrated a dominant performance.
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Light Is Guide to Worshippers in Brighton
The Onion Congregation Treasury report from Washington outlines receipts for the mortly and final year ending July. It shows citizens’ receipts totaling 1,224.65 and expenditures of 3,800.60, with overall agency expenditures listed as 1,596,017.244.44. Gross roll totals 2,642,487,764.18, reflecting a decrease from the previous year and a misaligned set of figures.
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Aa van Sue Stentonny Arthel
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Martin
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Ste Ceil Velmer
Tauren
Morris
Eelinle
Yas Park
Atal Ayalt
All Star Diplomas Presented to Brackenridge Player
Willian of the San Antonio Light presents Yeorge Groasenbacher Brackenridge high tackle with his Glass A all-city football team certificate. Sealed in front of the player is Enos Gary principal Brackenridge high.
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McIntosh
San Antonio Light
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Glass
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Revamped Alamo Downs Mutuels Set for Races
Alamo Downs unveils a major upgrade for the winter meet with Bentley-Murray mutuel machines replacing old equipment. Forty four units will serve main line, imersanine, and clubhouse windows. new windows in the clubhouse. extensive renovations including red and white repainting and graveling around entrances. Joe Barr, department manager, says 90 percent of the 2000 job applicants will be from San Antonio as the track prepares for New Year races.
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LSU Frogs Football Outlook Amid Practice Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text suggests LSU and Louisiana State plans, with fall game prep described. References to coach decisions, player availability, and team training in Fort Worth and California imply uncertain roster status and potential lineup changes for upcoming matches.
Warren Indian Chiefs Pick 1936 Harlandale Captains
Dluford Warren and Tiny Pass were named captains of Harlandale high school football for 1936, chosen by coach Ray Dixon. Warren played in the backfield last season and 200 pound tackle Fags Ceal was a key lineman. The selection followed a banquet at the Y MCA where new leaders for the Tadens were announced.
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Ray Dixon
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Fred Moyntrendord
Ponies Drill Displeases Coach Before Rose Bowl Trip
SMU coach Matty Bell criticized the Ponies after a rough scrimmage as Stanford glare overtake post season practice. He noted poor blocking and said the team would ease up after Monday, with travel plans set for the West Coast to face Stanford in the Rose Bowl era.
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Bothy Wilson
Harvard Sprague
Thornhill Prepares Red Machine for Rose Bowl
Stanford coach Tiny Thornhill shapes a practice plan featuring reduced sessions and targeted scouting to face Southern Methodist in the Pasadena Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Moscrip’s knee and Monk’s jaw situation cloud playing time while Alf Brandin and Hobey Grayson return to practice as the squad adjusts roles and positions.
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Tiny
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Unloading at Alamo Campion Sighted at San Antonio Line
An obscure note describes a campion seen at the San Antonio line among tents and barns in a winter race setup. It mentions Vola Main, an odd-year-old figure, amid scattered details of unloading and field activity.
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All-Pro NFL picks spotlight Giants Bears stars
New York Giants and Chicago Bears each place three players on the National Professional Football League all star team. Repeats from 1934 include Bill Morgan, Mel Help, Joe Kopelin, Earl Chilton, and Earl Clark. Hein of the Lions narrowly missed unanimous selection with 42 points. voting rewarded first and second team spots.
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