Taft Greyhounds Upset Brackenridge In Rough Game
Taft High School’s Greyhounds defeated Brackenridge on Friday night after a strong second half surge led by 23 points from Crow. Lanier and Brackenridge were slowed by key fouls and defensive pressure as Taft rallied from behind to win 49 to 22 at Fort Sam Houston Auditorium.
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Taft High School
Main Avenue High
Ber
Brackenridge Hird
Crow
Greyhounds
Burley Alley
San Antonio
Pie Swore
Taft
Eogle
Wallace
Theis
Cro
Wes i
Eagle
Lee
Hrochenridge
Bethwalle
Crumplen
Phan
Gao
Wrigtt
Teel
Ubr
Eagles—Theis
Lodgen Hill
Vileng
Greghuutus Funders
Britton
E. Kunt
Lanier Senior Vocational School
Banketrers
Fort Sam Wonston
Sessisi
Holt
Vistors
Die Ecure
Alf
Lanier
Lanier Patie Weronaly
Ipeupe
Tait
Crumpton
Kline
Grow
Britten
Anarda
M. Hupt
B._Hunt
Eubs
Garza
Santos
Fore Warde
Farias
Trevina
Rodriguez
Winter Golf In Full Swing At Los Angeles Open
The British Open champion Hagen makes his first Los Angeles Open appearance aiming to win $3500 as stars like Forlan Smith Leo Diegel and Tommy Armour top a strong field. Qualifying rounds set for Wednesday with Elks dinner Thursday to crown favorites.
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Hage
Hagen
Ike
Rome
the Elks’ Temple
Walter Fagee
Forlan Smith
Byer Jop Ma
Leo Diegel
Tommy Armour
B—Macdoneld Smith
O—Masry Cooper
Warum
Aggie Gain Frog Loss Coach Boasts Texas Hiring Move
Matty Bell, new Texas Aggie football coach, accepted the post after mentoring the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs. Bell takes over the job vacated by Deva Bibles and is expected to bring success to A .&eva.
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Matty Bell
Texas Aggie
Texas Christian
University Horned
Deva Bibles
A .&Eva
Bell Named Aggies Coach Sept 1
Jackson Bell chosen to coach football basketball and track at Texas A M College of Texas Fort Worth replaces Dana X Bible as head coach. Bell will also head the department of physical education and hold faculty status. Bible leaves for Nebraska and Bell’s background includes South West Conference work and Texas roots.
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College Station
Tex
Jackson Bell
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Dana'x, Bible
A. and M. College of Texas
Will Belome
Wriversity of Nebraska
Bell
Drufes
Department of Physical Education
Roach
Bible
Seave
Nebraska
Cuttees
Ind UN
Dell
Mr. Bear
Mec
Texas Aggle
Texas
Escmitoris
Uell
Clyde Litlefield
Teaas University
Daiing
Jan. I
Hell
Wasler Counts
Danville
JHIK
Anestortuek
Irib
Hieran
Undine
WAL
Furie Fearon Bist
Gamiex
Eng
Notre Dame
Tell
Cosc
Carroll
Wrukisha
Wir
Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association 1920s basketball schedule
The schedule lists TI A A basketball games for Abilene Christian, North Texas, Daniel Baker, Sam Houston, West Texas, Stephen F. Austin, Stephen F. Austin, and others. The document describes conferences, key matchups, venues, and dates through January to March with references to Baylor, Texas Tech, and Southwestern teams. It highlights a heavy midseason slate and expectations of strong competition within the TI A A.
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Adbicens
Inn. S
Aul Rimes
Texas Intercollegiate Athette Association
Maelice
Willy
Keuxan
Jair
Ross
Daniel Baker
Billies
Bio Wigthee
St.ud ‘Woreda University
Wuppears
West Texas ‘Letchers
North Texas Yeachens
Lexans
Jn Tower
Keith
Gerall
Ward
Norell
Temi
Baylor Bears
Mustangs
Sam Houston
Olher
Abilene College
William Siare
North Texaz
Davnid Baker
Sam Louston
Ast Texas
Stephen FP
Ausin
Southwest Texas
West Desa
Jea Que McMurry
Bul Rers
Raoniel Inker
Southwestern Oklahoman
Brawenwood
Tursuay
Manuel Haker
Southwestern Oklahowa
Town Land
Mier
Hunts
Stephen PL
Austin Ve
Centenary
Nacngdoches
West Wvesns
Veachers
Simmons
Abilene
Inn
Stephen FL
Austin
Novoponchus
Westesas
Simmens
Ian
Huntsville
Abilene Christian
Losas Tech
Abilene- Jon
Sam Tousten
Wuntaville
Christian Name ‘Tech
North Vesug Tenedore
Oklahoma
Hanlists
Denton
Son
Touxton
South Teras Trackers
Sbintsville
North Teras
Cudaheny
Taptisis
Sam Woustan
South Teras
Duntsville
Jen
Stephen
Shuatin
Nacoziloches
Nacogiloches
di Laker
Sir Rose ‘Pennhrs
Pine
Abilene Christian Ve
Tohnvieleton
Stephesville
North Vexas
TC. AL
Mart. Worth
Sal Rossue
Alpine
St. Fdwart’s
Pas
Sal
Christian
Aber
Christan
Ton Ns Vast Verna
Tan
Prawnywoot CP
TAL Aj
Stephen Fy Mastin
Tenet
Nacogdoches
Routhwest
Danial Haker
Trewnwout
Chiptian
Oklajiman
Chriatian
L Jay
Baeylion
Awaiyya
Sate Tinton
Oklahoma City
Alsiene
Holcats
Wenton
Daniel Haken
Elephan i
Daniel Boher
West
Cansan
Jess AN
Chris Alan
North Texas
Texas Schow
Denefel
Tohn Torleson
Trowiwold
Texas Mines
North Towar Ya
Neeplen
Camerce Ft
Las North Voxaq Va
San Marcos
Sea
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Loxne
Lulnock
Sal Rosem
Felale Murry
McMurry
Lhrwee Exon
Christina
Dante
Sui
Nexos Tech
Lubtinck
Texas
North Pasity
Sam Iisuniot
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Midseason
Web
Sam Tlagaton
Lionteville
Sul Russ
Obriation
T. A. Ay
McMurests
Basie Haker
Alak
Sam Honiton
East Téran
Commerce
An Ag
McMorry
Brown- Ferd
Sousten
Tesag
Comsserte
Abilese
A A Tlowston Ve
Stephen Nacogdoches
S. A
Rory
McMorey
Stephen * Urstin
Nacontinghes
Howard Dayne
Sul Roxy
Avieve Chelarinn
Boashwese
Tuxat
San Marcns
Sa. A
North
Lexa
Browarad T
Howard Payorts
Sol’ Ross
Fev
Abilene Chelatinn
Ronthwust Cexus
Sin Marcos
North Veakeya
Howard Magne
Ining
Hontsville
Rea
Houston
Sum
Thwuston
Thuntssifle
Abilent Christian Va
Strphen FE
Anstin Ab
Nacoxloches
AT. J. A. AL
North Texax
Commerc
AL A
West Texas
Daniel Buber
Brownstad
Abilene Christin
Alephen FP
Ansti
Brotherhood Clinches Lead In Narrow High School Basketball Win
Brotherhood stretches winning streak to five as they defeat Woplen Saye Neste 27 to 14 at Turner Court. Key players include Carlile eight points and Lawson seven as Armaville and Gonzales contribute.
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Ameriony
Dispute Splits City Basketball Club For New Style Play
The Ruemer club of the City Bastetball league split into two squads after a dispute over style and personnel. Four players joined a new lineup, while four others stayed with the original team, reshaping how they approached the game. The result was a fresh, different style as Koemer faced the St. Mark's Lions at Fort Sam Houston auditorium Monday night.
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Lissenston
Ruemer Club
Bastetball League
Dink
Buss
Ele
Mach
Fone
Basa
Pley Ax
Roma
Lester
Koemer
St. Mark's Lions
Fort Sam Houston Auditorium
Aggies Set Pre Conference Games Ahead of Southwestern Meet
The Aggies plan a January 7-8 series at Georgetown against the Southwestern Pirates, followed by a January 10 tilt with Rice at College Station. Capt. Rel Petty and star forward may miss the Georgetown start as Coach Hargett tightens rotation ahead of the Rice game.
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Illege Station
Chuck Lascek
Torna Agule Ugees
Mandayani Mesias
Georgetown
Tern University Pirates
Uhre Peomes
Agsiew
Rice
Callegy Station
Aggie Eagees
Ub Cervines
Rel Petty
Cuptein
Sonthuertere
Petty
Sian Firixeo
Aggie Qiwntet Teaven
Short Deer Season Favored in Valley
The valley hunting issue grows as more hunters seek deer, with a one month season favored and bag limits debated. Officials report limited quotas and emphasize the valley as a preferred ground for hunting, noting no other state offers longer than thirty days for deer season.
Cagers Teammates For Seven Years
Capt Frank Dougherty and Dan Riordan longtime Fordham basketball teammates span seven years from Marya Ligh School to Fordham and back to college. They shared seasons under coaches at multiple squads across three institutions.
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Frank Dougherty
Dan Riordan
Fordham
Perseda
Plarpt Fogathier
Saint Ed's Prepares for Bobcats in Openers
Saint Edward's University coach O'Connor drills a youthful lineup before the season opener against the Bobcats, aiming to field a seven to ten man rotation with lettermen Watty, Dimes, Gulligan, Innaing, O'Brien, Kiger and others. The Bobcats visit the indel for a Texas Conference clash after recent Houston scrimmages.
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Austin
O'Connor
Edwaorl
University
Schedute Mavdas
Wohcaia
bin Barecas Texchers College
Indel
Houston
Christmax
Bulcats
Watty Dimes
Gugent Gulligan
Harolt Innaing
John O'Brien
Dave Kiger
Bobcats
Herron
Ewen
Munoz
O'Neil
Pvorda
Merron Te Dickminnet
Howiten
Owls
CITY'S LEADING SOCCER CLUBS AT SAN PEDRO PARK CLASH
San Pedro park hosts key matchups as top teams in the San Antonio league clash. Second Division rivals defend title bids against Mexico and army sides while Anahuac meets Monterey in a featured contest at Mora Park. Atlas and Independents also vie for victory as Sunday games unfold.
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Jong Deon Opuitel
Torn
Clack
San Vedro Park
Bexigo
Jaume
San Antonio Soccer League
Jeagne
Hana Mutonis
Jeagne Tlie
Mexico
Lan Bern
Army
Haa
Iith
Eitit Davidean
Daniels
Davidson
Tedard
Yan Tlsa
Goon
Heakon
Tom and
Oneill
Vigne Hye
de da Pena
OL Barcia
Tengize
Scotian
Patl
Arena
Monterey
San Pero Parkield
Oa. A
Army Tenut
Sfanterer Club
Lorian
Atlas
Appolllate
Montecoy
Adiod
Sexlett Wook
Anshine
Monterny
Ibis Kenyon
Monterey Club
Anfeo and
Endependenta
San Pedro Park
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Taft Greyhounds
Brackenridge
Eagles
Aggie
Frog
Aggies
Jerd
Ulisa
Frogs
Dell Ias
Gell
Tne
Enice
St. Ldn
Seeasons US
Hive
Te. Cetteuarr
Te Las
T. C
Imsee
Rers
C. UL
Bonal
Anglos
Pesne
Frew
SM. & Av
Tellbag
Fragg
Ault
al Anal Laker Gall Camelot Association
Aggocintinn
Aan
Shirin
Maylah Isanter
Tynenkor
Ae Fort Wertniversity Club
Bow
College
Walton
Welco Mir
Belda
McQuillon
Peemer
Elf
Porkers
Chicago
Faye Teri
Ark
University of Arkanian Bawelxtll Vine
Moirlinek
University of Chionae
Borin
Cotehett Farris
TIAA
Tarleton St Steubenville
Bullose
Retrvill
Alex
Brotherhood Cinches Lead
Meadows
Pirates
Dittaburgh Wirates
Virates Siart
Callanla
Southwestern
Cagers
ST. Ed's
San Pedro
John Ruskin
Cigara
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