Former Texas university athletes become coaches nationwide
A lengthy list details 22 former Texas Longhorn athletes currently coaching in Texas and beyond. Notables include Clyde Lutteli, a football and track coach, and John Fetes, a 1924 basketball captain now leading freshman basketball. The piece catalogs many others now teaching and coaching at various high schools and colleges, underscoring the university’s enduring influence on Texas athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Buch Ferre
Texas Thre
Orunze
Porifion
Tonghorn
Texas
Texas Thietey
Clyde Luttetieli
Littlefield
University
Barker Ball
Trark
Big Ind
Starks
Longhorn
Ttf
G. Je “Shorty Alderson
Séerhinen
Clem
Tinsine
Osvletont
Freehiano Wwe
John Fetes
Ube
Mil
Verga
Dat
Cabann
Cmrer
Englaur
Tencork Bulicary Acatemy
Huw
Ulls
Gilshap
Yadi Threeletter
Schreiner
Kerrville
Maurice “Nesy
Staller
Baskee
Gessetout Tourk
Ward
Bilerman
Loe Ward
Thresletter
Stephen #. Austin college
Sher- Poa
Mack Saxon
Val
Gumlece Beck
Tereae Hebool
Mioes
Ei Yaw
Smith
Cretie
Houston Junior “College
Hortwer Horn Etare
Dag
Ole
Ies
el Peso
Tom Lenmis
Theee- Teller
Port Arthur
Ebo
Albert Leitsner
Cuero High
A. B. Curtis
Cenetral Bish School
Fort Worth
Fercain
Rube" Lelsmer
Polytechnic Edigh School
Clyde Pratt
Cornus Christi
Jim Teese
Eid
Fred ‘Thompson
EN Paso High Echou
Iue
Beith
Balligh
Galveston
Hol
Ty McLenare
Londorn
Hillsboro
Mark Twain Juniors Claim Football Titles Across Classes
Mark Twain Junior High School dominates Class B and Class C football, winning three straight Class C titles and two straight Class B titles under coach Doc Lowell. Team photo shows players Stokes to Poyar in the upper row and Briscoe to Dixon in the lower row, with Day absent during the shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Mark Twain Junior High School
Doc” Lowell
Stokes
Taylor
Robbins
Chapa
Carnahan
Morris
Nicholls
Poyar
Briscoe
Klein
Calvert
Smith
Marshall
Moore
Dixon
Cramer
Old-Time Golf Stunt Planned in Public Event
Odd fragment describes a planned golf stunt involving an automobile incident on a street corner near a barber shop. Names and specifics are garbled but place and event suggest a public spectacle with local figures and onlookers.
Mexican Churches Host Basketball Loop in San Antonio
San Antonio linked Mexican churches announce a new church basketball league to start January. Games will be played at the Wesley House and Wesleyan Institute with participation from multiple congregations including Presbyterian and Methodist groups in a seasonal schedule across four weeks beginning January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Wesley House
la Rinidad Methodist
Mexigur
Steers Start Track Work At Austin
The 1929 Steer track squad at the University of Texas begins preseason practice with about 16 workers under coach Clyde Littlefield. Leo Gullwin of Wichita Falls leads as captain while new freshmen join the squad to bolster sprints, hurdles, and field events as they prepare for the conference meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atstin
Vexas
Luni
Clyde Littefield
University of
Corus
Leo Gullwin
Wichita Falls
Texas
Culerial
Tesam
Wuse Sniu
Garland ‘Shep Shepherd
Ised
C. B. Sich
Austin
Leasa
Lexan
Saall Army
Yas
Cout
Lovta Dy Bonels
Dan Danlely
Cleburne
Anatter Miler
Dank Wan
Caelis Seatty
Wietita Folly
Dash Mat
But Horsig
Clebuene
Frank Mondrix
Cameren
Murry Dtaughber
Clebuche
Mabini
Liat Yenz
Thie
Ender
Weis
Wilkey
Tesan Sueders
Wheelnder
Movibere
Ani Wien
Twelve on Baseball's Black List
A bulletin by the commissioner of organized baseball announces a list of players barred from the game. Names include Oscar Felch, Joe Haughson, Fred Molly, Charles Fishers, Arnold Gant, George Weaser, Claude P. Williams, Paul Douglas, James Cornell, and A. Dolan.
St Pauls Episcopalians Win Narrow Basketball Thriller
St Pauls Episcopalians edged Laneups Heights 14 13 in a tense game at Mits M C on Saturday. St Pauls scored fourteen while Laneups Heights had thirteen as Floss added seven for St Pauls and Cox nine for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Episcopaliensarty Laprés Heights Methodists
Mits ¥. M. C
St Paul's Dad
Lauzel Heights
Floss
Cox
Jgsera
Laneups
St. Paul's
Givington
Hew
Chubb
Meguire
Woltsbohd
Tawrel Meighta
Rew
For
Frons
Curtis
Bhennach
Teskeery Wover
Pirate First Baseman Sheely Likely to Start for Pirates
An OCR fragment notes Earl Shealy Sheely as a top Pirates first baseman prospect from the Midwest. It discusses his major league potential, minor league path, and comparisons to other players while mentioning Chicago White Sox and Pirates context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnielth
Beett
Mojors
Indy Sheerpink
Drottery
Earl Sheely
Pliesburg
Shitels
Chicago White Sox
Merweould
Pirates
Heig
George Veaulham
Sheely
Grantham
Pitthargh
Giants Sale to Tex Rickard Revisited
A garbled 1920s style report hints at Giants owner Tex Rickard and rivals discussing a sale of the New York Giants. It mentions Stoneham, McGraw, and the National League amid talks of Rickard using Giants assets to pursue a boxing arena, with potential shifts at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium.
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Davis
Deevin Verae
John Mera Ua
Topels
Vantienen
Bowe Jielle
McOmanun Beyand
Korag Gowd
New York
Dos
Frankis
Tor
Pickard Bos Muda
McGrer
Teren
Chreléy Hlongham
McGennie
Stoarham
Lial
Miekarl
Stoneham
National League
WALSH
Lark
McGraw
Tits Nedord
Rickard
Yue Bell
Polo Grounds
Chen
Richard
Huneballaanke
Teugins
Brownsville eyes Abilene Class A showdown on New Year's Day
Brownsville School officials propose a rematch with Abilene at the Class A championships on New Year’s Day. Superintendent Gotke and Athletic Director Irvine discussed the plan with Coach Fessenden, who indicated willingness to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Gotke
Irvine
Fessenden
Christmas Day Game Slated At San Saba
An all star high school football game is scheduled for Christmas Day at the San Saba field. Lineups list Highland Springs Murray and others with guards Edwanly Carter and Lingle, tacklers Haathey and Kualey, backs Harris Bagg and Harris, and fullback Pridgeon among the roster.
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San Saba Sas Hata
Mec
Christiana
Teusween
Syzlige
Ba Bula
Han Salm
Highland Springs Ai
Murray
Chick Edwanly
Carter
Dog Distemper Vaccine Reported By Medical Council
A late 1920s Field digest notes that a new double inoculation vaccine, developed by the Medical Research Council under the Distemper Fund, can immunize dogs against distemper. Trials show robust immunity after vaccination, with demonstrations from communities like Tiverton and Wickshire. The report, introduced by Sir Charles Martin, also discusses methodology and practical deployment for canine protection.
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Beunif
Hield Dinkemper Council
Orl Jond
Medica! Research Council
Whiel’ Kort Ital Tour
Charles Martin
G, HB
Army 10 stage horse show events at Fort Snelling
Enlist men from several units enter for two trophies at Fort Snelling in late 1929. The program will include riding and jumping, with horses supplied by enlisted men and only animals vetted at Fort Snelling eligible. Multiple company units, including Artillery and Field units, name many soldiers ready to compete.
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Trentysle
Houston
Fort Snr
Port
Wort
Nefits
Nyth Ine Fantes
Wifkenty Birld
Evvnst Fiela
Serweant FF
Ae Axl
Dither Epregchal T
Ay Kmain
Wetera Company
Mit Pare Comine
Hee Sineyoene Exlmind Wofern
Company NI
Dd. Calfee
George Maetato
Andy Chultz
Watters 'C
Sacanel “Coenenter
Diernto
Santas Fromm
Artilleey
Basketball Results From Mt. Loule-St Lowia U Game
North Wakola defeated Allationpale Minn 37 to 25 as Drako led for AL Allationpale with 25 and the U game at Mt. Loule-St Lowia. The result highlights strong defense and balanced scoring for the winner.
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Mt. Loule
Lowia U
North
Wakola
AL Allationpale
Minn
Drako
Triple-C and Flab Victors In Patchy High School Basketball
Triple-C and Flab secured wins on Saturday at Turner Hall court. The featherhall team defeated Special Mags 26 to 18 in the opener, while Triple HC topped San Verniunide Dts 28 to 26. Key players included Buenrostes, Ortega, Vernander, Aludriguex, and Rodrigues, with standout scoring and defensive efforts shaping the close game.
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Triple Wil
Pirki Hyaniwhamerien
Tonhe
Turner Hall Court
Featherhall
Specia Magles
Triple HC
San Verniunide Dts
Esecnal Counel
Ibroiberhood
Buenrostes
Ortega
Vernander
Aludriguex
Moxander
Th Guilloiz
Tinlderng
Owls
Army Y Back In Basket Ball Action Implies Cadet Schedule
An Army Y program resumes after a brief layoff due to an influenza epidemic. The schedule lists cadet teams and times, including Sixth Squadron and various infantry units, with matches and drills set through Friday and Saturday. Strong entities include Army Y, Twenty-third Infantry, Ninth Infantry, and specific squadron references. The text outlines planned activities across multiple days with times like 8:00 and 1j. m. and mentions Cadets preparing for upcoming games.
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Hall Tengyie
Will
Bobvilito
Bermilion Va
Wittern
Thor
Dan
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Hartung
Dismukes
McCurdy
Kercheville
Leslie
Brown
Kelton
Carday
B. Smith
Shackelford
Nierman
Benavides
Young
Negley
Jack Specht
Jirmun Wade
Elite
Byron
Nawal
Yeneree
Hame
Cyeen Bigie
Amber
ST. Paul’s Goalers
Tex’ Rickard
Abilene
Franklin Sc
Rou i
Cate
Houils
Fim
Seich
Dogn
Monde
Chile
ARMY
Triple-C
FLAB
Christinna
Yenasien
Giemochach
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