Weather Favors Jeffs In High Final
Austin December 28 The Thomas Jefferson Mustangs, San Antonio’s top high school football team, clash with Odessa High in Memorial Stadium for the Class AA stave title. Forecast calls for warm, breezy weather with possible showers, Odessa favored to suffer in heat but the game remains wide open.
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Rinner
San Antonio
Kyle Rote
Pat Knight
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Billy
Janky Clinton Hill
Single Wing Formation Explained in Local Football Preview
An OCR fragment describes the single wing back formation used by Odessa Seffer som and its opponent Jefferson. It outlines positions of wingback tailback fullback and backfield alignment with center, and explains the quarterback’s role in ball exchange or pass.
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Odessa
Seffersom
Austin
Hame
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Siiphiny
House of Neighborhood Service Tops Divino Salvador 31 to 22
Richard De la Rosa scored 14 points to lead House of Neighborhood Service to a 31 22 victory over Divino Salvador in the HNL symmiasium Friday. Willie Ofada led the Tesi with 35 points in the North WESA league game.
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Richard de la Rosa
House of Neighborly Service
Divino Salvador
Willie Ofada
Tesi
Illini Coach Fires Two Off Bowl Squad Members
Illinois coach Ray Eliot dismissed two Illini players for curfew violations ahead of the Rose Bowl clash with UCLA. Center Mac Wenskunas faced possible absence due to appendicitis. tackle Ray Florek and center Low Donoho were sent home. UCLA endured a ground injury as quarterback Ray Nagel broke a leg in practice while Ernie Casey led the regular-season passing game.
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Falltack
Ray Florek
Chicago
Ray Nagel
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Chiely
Ernie Casey
Benny Reiges
Football Today Or LASUN MUSTANGS Field Notes
A jumbled roster style listing players and numbers for multiple teams including LASUN MUSTANGS ODESSA Bucks Tackles Guards and SEFPERSON with numerous names such as Nanny Payne Richard Obregon Bubba Wilkin and Kyle Mote. The page references a San Antonio radio broadcast from Memorial Stadium in Austin and mentions various positions, players, officials, and a long string of incomplete entries.
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Nanny Payne
Richard Obregon
Bubba Wilkin
Waily Taigson
Charles Sowell
Jobo Boldt
Relston Chapins
Wilbert Heineman
Kbelner Cody
Pat Knipit
Kyle Mote
Odessa
Bucks
Gerald Campbell
Gene Campbell
Lint Patterson
Paul Matejowski
D. Partridge
Wilson Tall
Alfred Arnold
Sonny Mobley
Enda
Braanotyler
Harold Sogler
Bobby Moarama
Tacklex
Iske
Mike Eyl
Doc Thompson
Ed Rowland
John McCallon
Stanley Hammier
Marold Carter
Ralph Messer
Mack Cattery
Kat Pippers
Ernicis Meyer
Bolby Tankerstey
Rab Strang
Howard Jobah Coe Albert Byrien
Stewart Duke
Ben E. Ottlelals
Thowaiy Higgins
Ay McCulloch
Lon Evan
Charles ¥. Hawn
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Fobson to Miss Action as Jefferson Hosts Odessa
In a Jefferson pregame note Coach Bones Irvin signals Dabson and Buddy Irby as reserve options while Dobson recovers from a knee injury. Dabson may sit out with the team traveling to Odessa Saturday for a key matchup.
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Howard Skippy
Jefferson
Yuna
Mustangs
Odessa
Ha Lufkin
Jamie
Bones Irvin
Dobson
Jefferson Heach
Dabson Ane
Buddy Irby
Reserva Hutek
El Paso Hosts Texas High School Coaching School
A Texas High School Coaches association meeting in Austin approved a coaching school to be held in El Paso. The first week of January will be used for the session, with the program led by association officials and aimed at improving high school football and other sports coaching across the state.
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Texas High School Coaches Association
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San Antonin
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Serionl Avillste
Aluricsty
Fight Results or The AAENCIAID UL Presy tionyiwond
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple names and places including Minneapolis Chicago Detroit and New York with scattered terms like fight results and presy tionyiwond. No coherent event or outcome is discernible to summarize into a factual news card.
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Ldetkte Genera
Austin
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Apis Am Chicago
Leon Wance
Instroit
Higgins Ref In Big Game At Jefferson Odessa clash
Jefferson faces Odessa in Austin today with Higgins as referee assisted by Ray McCulloch as umpire Lon Evans as headliner and Charles F Hawn as field judge The officials will be paid 50 plus 5 cents a mile and hotel room expenses.
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Jimny Higging
Austin
Houston
Jefferson
Lufkin
Higgins
Ray McCulloch
Lon Evans
Charles F. Hawn
High School Basketball Scores and Bracket Notes
The report lists multiple Dallas area and North Texas high school basketball results and bracket placements. Teams like Duncanville and Denison appear with final scores such as Duncanville 68 and Denison 41, while Sherman 18 and Denton 45 are noted. Other schools mentioned include Waco area teams, Parker players, and playoff implications for the consolation division.
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Eagles Defeat Kingsville Five in Austin War Dawn
Eagles, eager after a difficult start to the season, won a rough early game against Kingsville Five in Austin. Key players included Lawrence Westkaempfer with nine points and Jim Gerhard with seven as Brackenridge and Brahmas endured a string of bad passes and missed shots through a tight, low-scoring contest.
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Heusmerenrigge Ligh Eagles
Jeff Odessir
Austin
Kingsville
Phils Sign Finney To Utility Role
Philadelphia Phils sign Lou Finney, former Athletics outfielder and first baseman, as general utility player. Finney, a 400 hitter in 16 games last season, was with the St Louis Browns before retiring to Tuscaloosa Alabama. Terms were not disclosed.
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Lou Finney
Philadelphia Athletics
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Philadelphia Phils
Herb Pennock
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Connie Mack
Boston
Neiderman Wins One Day Flag In San Antonio Golf
Mrs. N J Neiderman captured the one day flag tournament at Oak Hills Country Club in San Antonio run by the San Antonio Women s Golf Association. She played her allotted strokes through 18 holes then No 1 fairway again. Mrs M B Killian had low gross 39 45 84 and Mrs Ed Grimes won the nine hole low net award with 5b 16 89. The association earlier announced no tournament but later called the weekly session.
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N. J. Neiderman
San Antonio
Ice Hockey Scores Hit Rough Patch Across Leagues
Eastern league games saw Washington 4 settle a contest with Montreal 7 as New York 4 edged Washington. Wills trophy series highlights Montreal strong in a 7 4 result. Pacific Coast league featured Los Angeles 8 and Wrésuo 8 in a tied encounter. Western International League reports Kin n erly 16 Trail 2 in a decisive win.
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Indoor basketball doubleheader canceled by wet Houston floor
In Houston on December 28, a twin bill between Louisiana State and Texas A and M was canceled after humidity and dampness from an ice arena floor caused the gym floor to soak. Engineers said humidity prevented drying. over 400 spectators waited two hours before officials called off the nightcap featuring the Phillips Otters versus the University of Houston.
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Santa Anita Opens in Mud at California Breeders Stakes
Santa Anita opened its tenth season with the California breeders' champion stakes for home bred 2 year olds amid mud and clearing skies. City officials filed suit to tax patrons, betting on a winter season return and police costs. City Attorney C Guy Comyn predicted the track would resist payment as the season begins.
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C. Guy Comyn
Midgets Easy Winners in Fort Sam Houston Bowl
Highland Park midgets crushed Fort Worth Leathernecks 26 to 6 in a Fort Sam Houston Friday night bowl doubleheader. Waroner scored four touchdowns and passed to Joe Andrews for two points after as the Highland Park team built a 13 to 6 halftime lead. In the other game, Fort Sam Houston Boys' Club defeated the Raougnheocks 49 to 14, with a 26 to 6 halftime margin. Pop Galligan, 87, veteran golf pro, dies in Charleston.
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Joe Andrews
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Fort Worth
Denver Pioneer Footballers Plan Weekend Grid Workouts
Denver University footballers schedule two workouts Saturday and a public drill Sunday at 10 a.m. at Alamo Stadium as they prepare for the Alamo Bowl showdown with Hardin-Simmons. Leon Cooper and Pat Bailey return from ankle injuries while Hardin-Simmons arrives Monday for final home-field drills.
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Oklahoma A and M Cowboys Edge Longhorns In Semifinal
Oklahoma A and M defeated Texas 40 to 39 to reach the all college basketball tournament final in Oklahoma City. Kansas beating Oklahoma 61 to 45 in the other semifinal advances to face the Aggies in the title game. Missouri vs Baylor and other results noted for the consolation rounds.
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San Fernando Five Set for Del Rio showdown Sunday
San Fernando high school basketball, after a 53 to 50 win over M. E. Rodriguez Funeral Home at St Peter Claver gym, faces San Jose Church parish team of Del Rio at 2 p.m. Sunday. Aguayo led the scoring with 22 points while Senando Intermediates topped Our Lady of Sorrows 35 to 40 in a preliminary game, Greco contributing 20.
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M. E. Rodriguez
Peter Claver
San Jose
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Focal
Saty Senando
Our Lady of Sorrows
Louis L. Greco
Bowling Stars Set for Cotton Bowl Classic Shift in Dallas
Six San Antonio bowlers including Chuck Greenies Charlie Treuter Leonard Manre gold bi J Eghart Allan Mitch are slated for late Saturday night action in the Cotton Bowl Classic at Dallas. The San Antonio Bowling Association secretary will handle association business during the trip. A Favorite athlete poll shows Williams of the Red Sox leading votes from the Auburn football squad.
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Chuck Greenies
Charlie Treuter
Leonard Man
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Ad Greenlee
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South Favored At Montgo South Favored At Montgo
In Montgomery Alabama the South opened as a seven point favorite to beat the North in the ninth Blue Gray football game. An aerial battle was anticipated for a sellout 23000 crowd with stars Gilmer Falcone Cochran Armstrong and Wollt Armstrong among the targets. The North offered cautious predictions from Lynn Waldorf Morrison Millin guards and mentors McKeen Sanders Meyer.
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Ala
Harry, Gilmer
Alabama
Carmen Falcohe
Pennsylvania
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Wake Forest
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Wollt Armstrong
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Concha Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Ray Morrson
Temple
Bob¢Millin Qndiena
Allyn McKeen
Mistlaspp
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Red Sanders
van. Kifaand
Dutch Meyer
Davis Cup Final Postponed to Monday in Melbourne
Australia’s John Bromwich withdraws after injuring groin, prompting reshuffled singles lineups as heavy rains delay the decisive doubles. Kramer and Schroeder led the Americans with a rout in earlier play, while Bromwich’s return and changes set up Mulloy to meet Quist and Schroeder to face Pails on Monday.
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Ted Schroeder
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Gerald Patterson
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Gardnar Mulloy
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National junior Indoor tennis quarterfinals reach stage
Pvt Hugh Stewart of San Marino California advances to the quarterfinals after obtaining army leave. He joins top seed and interscholastic champion Stewart and other seeds like Leonard Steiner and Sidney Schwartz in a crowded field at the national junior Indoor championships.
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Cali
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Leonard Steiner
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Robert
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Daniel Rivkind
Sidney Schwartz
Lkewise
James Bicknell
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Mac
Donald Mathey
Princton
M J
Alex Hetzeck
Hamtramck
Gil Bagley
Chevy Chase
BAMC Comets Roll Over San Marcos 82 to 73
BAMC's victory over San Marcos at the Fort Sam Houston arena pushed the Comets to a fourth straight win. Center Littleton scored 33 points on 14 field goals and five free throws, while Mike Zedatis and other teammates contributed in the high scoring showdown. A sister game pitted BAMC’s B team 65 to 40 over Tom Cat Case, with a 7 pm interlude featuring Brooke BY and Fenner’s No. 2 squad.
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South
Pittsburgh Honors Bill Dudley Again
Pittsburgh on December 28 reports Bill Dudley has become a two time winner of the Dapper Dan club award, honoring the city’s top publicist of the year. The Steeler halfback won his first award in 1942, with prior honorees including Billy Conn in 1939, Britzia Zivic in 1940, Bull Donelli in 1941, Rip Sewell in 1943, and Frankie Fritsch in 1944.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Dudley
Pittsburgh Steeler
Alee
Billy Conn
Britzia Zivic
Notre Dame and Navy Agree on 1949 Football Series
Notre Dame and the U S Naval Academy signed a new football agreement covering games in 1949. Athletic director Frank Leahy announced the plan in May. A prior agreement for a game set for November 1 was signed earlier.
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NAVY
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Ind
University of Notre Dame
U. S. Naval Academy
Frank Leahy
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