First Games Scheduled For Friday Continued From rage one
The piece details rebuilding efforts across multiple teams with new and returning players. Coachs Stovall Cooper McCollum and others face lineup gaps and competition as they prepare for early league games. Heights, positions, and transfers are noted, highlighting uncertainty and potential across the season.
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Rage One
Wadler Burger
Miller
Sam Stovall
Tommy TeBit
Hollis Neese
Dunios
Ivan
Wilh Areye
Hertingen
Ed Cooper
Avires Muniz
Ramey Aaron
Lwonard Levine
Jimmy Hamblen
Lori
Keyes
Mae Gibbon
Frank Braden
Don Graham
Tech
Raymond Tharia
Bobby Espalait
Slim Gilbert Diaz
Albert
Lopez
van Brandt
Rene Rivera
Robert Montez
Msparza
Ibarra
Starling
Frank Gonzales
Alfred Sandoval
Diaz
John McCollum
Jeff
Ernest Qosterveen
Tonics
Mustangs
Gerald Burtinen
Darrell Teed
Carroll Smith
Wasine Wright
Phillip Pease
Smith
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Carl Allen
Douglas BrachmiMer
Jack Evins
Reed
Weight
Oosterveen
Brackenride
Eagles
Sonn Tey
Central Catholic
Lanier
Laredo
Trackenridge
Jefferson Mustangs face oxygen tank controversy shift
In a wild high school basketball scene in San Antonio the Jefferson Mustangs face a new coaching wrinkle as coach Harey Hamilton allegedly considers using an oxygen tank to boost players' endurance. The plan, deemed controversial and unproven, sparks debate while the team pursues the District BAAAA title.
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Harey Hamilton
Jefferson Mustangs
Ernest
Gostereen
Eligionley
Hamilton
Fox
Woodlawn Hills
Wil
Mustangs
Pragf Ai
Dykes Plans Upset Bid Against Gavilan in Miami Fight
Bobby Dykes foresees a possible upset against Kid Gavilan in the welterweight title bout set for February 4 in Miami. He studies Gavilan’s early rounds and hopes to wear him down before Gavilan’s pace dominates. Dykes is a strong favorite with Mexican and American fight fans, while San Antonio bettors expect large payouts.
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Bobby Dykes
Jimmy
New York
Maoul Perez
Michelas Arana
Rovirt
Kid Gavilan
Miami
Billy Graham
Reed
Varnes
Gavilan
Gavllan
Bobby
Aso Gavilan
Brooke Wins In Gridiron Duel With Marines
Brooke, the lone man to reach him, outgained the Marines as his Ling averaged 25 pods and led in both rushing and scoring chances. Army moved to the Lejeune 74 in the first half with Carlisle testing the defense, while Pat Gipbons intercepted a key pass in the second quarter. Milner and Gibbors repelled Army drives, with Milner forcing a late stop and Clay left to grind out yardage.
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Brooke
Ling
Liokemuller Ree
Army
Lijvienne
Eben
Carlisle
Pat Gipbons
Conn Sheense
Lefewne
Gul Milner
Broolie
Heam
Sid Il
Forse
Secret Weights Highlight SSA Girls Football Game
SSA girls prepare for a football game against South San Antonio in a backward bowl at Hat L2aninule Field. Sophomores and juniors form one squad, seniors and freshmen the other, with kickoff slated for 7:30 p.m. Admission is 25 cents.
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San Antonin
South San Antouts
Bobcat
Aig Nep Benet
Bey Sisters
Hook
Fatine Louils
San Argean
South San Antonin Field
Sovwth
San Antonio
Lela Smith
Imogene Young
Spohs
Katherine Heisey
Dom Giles
Jesse Smith
Rate Plays in Hawaiian Games Rate Plays in Hawaiian Games
Kyle Rate, a San Antonio wit, joins a charity Hawaii games tour in January. He will play for a Hawaiian all-star team against Vieking College stars, with Frankie Albert as teammate. The events are January 6 and 12, marking Rate’s second trip to the islands.
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Kyle. Rate
San Antonio
Hawaii
Honalule
Tole
Island
Eccul
Lilly
Jefferson High School
Southern Methodist
Rackfield
New York Giants
Hit
Vieking Callece
United States
Frankie Albert
San Franciseo Bers
Rote
Rotes
Islands
Hole in One by Capt Herbert at Willow Springs
Capt Herbert achieved a hole in one on the thirteenth at Willow Springs. The round featured guides including Reuben Marling Johnny Cavanaugh and John Self observing the feat during his brief golf career.
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Herbert
Einen
Randolph
Willow Springs
Reuben Marling
Johnny Cavanaugh
John Self
Bowl matchups set as favorites shake for four games
Stanford, Tennessee, Texas Christian and Baylor loom as shaky favorites in Tuesday bowl matchups. Rose, Sugar, Cotton and Orange bowls mix in televised showdowns with NBC and ABC coverage and crowds around 85,000 to 185,000. Coaches show gloom, while upsets hinge on running and passing power and key players.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Stanford
Tennessee
Texas Christian
Baylor
Turaday
Ilinois
Gare
NBC
Sugar Bow
Maryland
Power
ABC
Kentucky
Baytor
Larry Isbel
Bayley
Georgia Tech
CHS
Clemson
Miami
Arkansas State
Stetson
Sivat
Uoc
New Orleans
Hank Linketts
Chuck Taylor
Taylor
Ray Elliott
Ft Worth Track Meet Set For March 14 15
Fort Worth officials announce the South Park recreation track meet scheduled for March 14 and 15 at Farrington Field. The event brings together regional track teams and athletes for two days of competition, with preliminary heats followed by finals in sprint and distance events.
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Farrington Wd
Alamo
Ruby Bilgrim
Durham Quits as Victoria Coach
Victoria Texas December reports coach Durham resigns after a tenure marked by mixed results. The district confirms Durham will step down at season end, with duties transitioning to interim leadership as Victoria High School prepares for upcoming hockey and basketball duties.
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Victoria
Texas
Pe-Alton
Siuway
Victoria High Senoo
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Bowling Notes Show Season Tilt and Local Meets
The San Antonio Bowling scene highlights women’s pace and league play with entries for a January headlining championship. Turner Club events in MacArthur Denver draw top bowlers incl Mary Casper Berkeley and Evelyn Ferguson. records and high games are noted across multiple leagues. Woodlawn reopens after closure and local leagues report high scores and standings.
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San Antonio
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Antonie
Mary Casper
Berkeley
Calif
Turner
Evelyn Ferguson
Alvini Olfers Jr
Evelyn
Aca Gilliam
Charles Kastor
Betty Dousselt
Maraldel
Salelas
Bum Richer
Berners Stars in Blue-Gray Game Reflects Grays Victory
The 13 Blue-Gray game pitted northern and southern senior college squads with Berners leading in a 21 pass 278 yard performance. Players like Reicharlé Strehlow and Palum stood out for the Grays while Virginia and Wisconsin names appear among the standout contributors in a large all-star showcase.
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Tom Figerne
Steve Waillak
Soutth Catalina
Baylun
Barton
Trueman
Bermers
Cole ‘Tege
Grays
Askic Dom Reicharlé
Strehlow
Wisconsin
Fat O'Donalum
Virginia
Jov Palum
Marion Campbell
Uegiare
Ronan
Esau
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Bing Carey
Bitehtiew Sto
Outerman
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Rachis Bestwick
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Hilehsial
Ata Belchdrdl
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Natbucke Siren
Weeden
Cin Sane
Bulcan
Euston Fevaon
Best Wishes From Bowlers To Woodward Center Group
The note from W. KC Bel ing secretary of the progressive tag at the Wood centers extends best wishes for a happy and successful year. The response expresses thanks and reciprocates best wishes to all bowlers in the coming season.
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W. KC
Beling
Lippman Stars In 53 Yard TD Run For West
East and West clash as Lippman powers a 53 yard TD run setting the tone. Multiple plays feature Janowicz and Dorow with key receptions and a failed conversion. West defenses tighten, a punt ends a long scoring drive, and scattered highlights include Kiuckhorn and Kezmaier contributing on offense.
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Duke players named Richard appear among 12man squad
At Duke University basketball, the 12man squad includes four players with the first name Richard. The players named Richard are Great, Crowder, Johnsen, and Latimer, highlighting a common given name in the roster.
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