Three Football Games On San Antonio Gridiron Card
Three games on tap at Alamo Stadium Saturday night feature Southwestern University, Randolph Field Ramblers, and Trinity Tigers, with the Brooke Army Medical Center Comets aiming for a fifth victory in the Fourth Army League at Fort Sam Houston's Leonard Wood Stadium. Trinity meets the Somerset Veterans at Harlandale Field. Southwestern, tied for first in the Texas conference, faces Beaumont General hospital, while Randolph Field plays the Brackenridge-tied coals in a matchup reflecting post team strength.
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Alamo Stadium
Southwestern University Phrates
Randolph Field Ramblers
San Antonio
Brooke Army Medical Center Comets
Willam Beaumont General Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Leonard Wood Stadium
Trinity University ‘Tigers
Somerset Veterans
Harlandale Field
Alaina Stadium
Chamber of Commerce Football Committee
Randolph Field
Tal
Ramblers
Trinity
Southwestern
Jabilene Christian College
Texas
Howard Payne
Pirates
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi
Brooke
Braymont
Comets
Jackets win on Bryans Run in 14 7 victory
In a Friday afternoon game at Longfield Ant hony's Yellow Jackets beat Peacock Fowls 14 to 7 with Bryan scoring twice on a 40 yard run and a later return negated by a bound rule. St Anthony's led 7 0 after a third quarter push by Sokolski Junius and But terfield with a Nick Knight to Jacks Pearcy score for points.
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Avenye
Oyard Tankert
Seaies
John Sokolski
Pat Butterfield
Michard Junius
Sokolski
Junius
Peacoote
Knight
Jacks Pearcy
Page
Juan
Johns
Mourt
Bryan
St Mary's Cardinals Triumph Over Fred's Place in Practice
St Mary's University basketball team defeated Fred's Place 41 to 18 in a Friday night practice at St Mary's Gym. High scorers were Roscon Morris of St Mary's with 15 points and J Martinez of Fred's Place with 9.
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St. Mary's’ University
Fred's
St Mary's
Roscon Morris
St. Mary’s
J. Martinez
Football Tonight at Randolph Field Rivalry Intense
Southwestern and Randolph Field match feature a lineup of players including Montgomery Alvey Pakes Totten Ruset Tueche Schoening Menton Brucick Bocson Cox Carral Richardson Van Zuylin Campbell Merritt Hopkins Scott James Danclu Linkman Price Marcus Larkson Embrey Walton Joe Stansell Elrod Burton Cobb Swenson Vernon Burns Kreger Baker Hanley Suipes Guinn Pormier Mugging Pack Shelley Jonas Kirkstey Himes Wagner Rolve Walker Macvin Gray Husaric Davis Stevens Shep pard Wella McFarlad Dailey Milton Scott Irwight Wouse Starry Alrey in a crowded football evening rosters.
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Randolph Field
Montgomery
Alvey
Pakes
Totten
Ruset
Tueche
Schoening
Menton
Brucick
Bocson
Cox
Carral
Richardson
van Zuylin
Campbell
Merritt
Hopkins
Scott
Dewey Baker
Bob Hanley
Tack Suipes
Chom Coleinin
Bert Guinn
Dan Pormier
Franke Mugging
BI Pack
Charles Shelley
Diraniy Jonas
Tom Kirkstey
Himes Wagner
Thin Francis
Jim Rolve
Robert Walker
Macvin Gray
Ben Husaric
Davis Wilson
Dan Stevens
Menvy Sheppard
Jhmmy Wella
Keddie McFarlad
Dick Dailey
Milton Scott
Irwight Wouse
Ed Starry
John Alrey
VA to Lay Off Football Veterans
VA officials say they cannot cancel a veteran's pension for playing football and that no gridiron statistics are kept. At Texas Christian University three players Jim Lucas Jesse Mason and Beckynan Ezell were called for reexamination after VA staff suggested participation could worsen injuries. Mason withdrew from the squad to avoid reclassification.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
Aden
Texas Christian University
Jim Lucas
Jesse Mason
Beckynan Ezell
M.T. Kine
Fort Worth
Kline
Texas
Chris’ University
Gridivan
Oklahoma
Voto
Mason
Navy
Hall
Wit Maso
Veterara
Beckman Exel
Jim Sucas
Lufkin Forfeits 26 0 Win Over Conroe Cited Ineligibility
Lufkin High to Conroe game forfeited after substitute center Fred Anderson was ruled ineligible for being 18 years old last May 11. Principal W. I. Keene announced Bonner Frizzell, district chairman at Palestine, ordered the forfeit, moving Conroe into a favorable position to win the district 12 4 championship.
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Lupeln
Texas
Lufkin High School
Buck Prepean
Fred Anderson
W. IL Keene
Bonner Frizzell
Palestine
Lart Ludkin
Conroe
Anderson
Veeck Loses Foot Injured in War
Cleveland Indians president Bil Veeck severely injured his foot during wartime service and underwent a lengthy operation at Cleveland Clinic Hospital. The report notes months of prior treatments and outlines a broad, cluttered listing of local produce prices and market items, revealing the era’s blend of personal news with commerce listings.
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Cleveland
Bil Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Clinic
Ethee Swaett
Louisiana
Conejon
Deliciour
Jonathan
Florida
City News Dance Night Transforms St Hedwi Event
Nov 3 edition lists multiple dances across venues including Hill Top Hall and Woodlaw Hall with acts led by Alex and Jajor Cole. Notable mentions include the Gaels orchestra and the Premiers at various halls, plus a marquee featuring the Lawn Grove drill team and local candidates.
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Doches
Galt
Converse Hall
Alex
Jajor Cole
Utter
Gaels
Largast
Nahe
Seasons Hall
Melody Kids
Grove
Baldwir
Ernie Case
Crush- Legion Citever
Gaels Orchestra
St. Mary's
Boxing Night Recap From Detroit to New York Results
The boxing card featured planetary results with Sugar Robinson winning by a KO over Cecil Trudeau in New York. Multiple bouts across cities yielded knockouts and decisions, including Greco defeating Pellone and a broad list of other fighters tallying wins, losses, and points through the lineup.
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Nay “Sugar” Robinson
New York
Cecil Trudeau
Los Angeles
Ninniapolis
Willie Pop
Hartford
Conn
Paulie Jackson
Reading
Chicago
Vinnia “Casey
Joy Redalote
Paterson
Waterbury
Gorh
Billy Welker
New London
T.K
Art Tatts
New Haven
Philadelphia
Bill "Jiges" Donahue
Otal Jimmy Mette
Woburn
Brunswick
Lloyd Hungon
Bath
Vand Merril
Fartland
Han Francisco
Georgie Duke
Petatuma
Calif
Lincoln Staning
Oakland
Stollywood
Fabela Chavez
Lorenzo Sufora
Havana
San Diego
Rowcoe Scull
Coy Aimeles
Georgie Hate Fori
Low Angeley
Agbury Park
Dert Paige
Rew Youk
Billy Furcung
Tod
Philarriphin
Mexican national amateur open golf quar ter finals and roundups
Mexico City reports Kennett Black of Vancouver meets Dobby Riegel of Houston in the quarter finals of the Mexican national amateur open golf tournament. First round shows Belmonte and Horace Henry among winners. other matches include Vargas, Mccartney, and Rivera, with several close scores. Also notes San Antonio Gulf Association women’s event winner, and a Pennsylvania hunting incident with several injuries.
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Kennett
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B. C
Dobby Riegel
Houston
Tex
Carlos Belmont
A del
Jock Bommers
Mexico
Horace Henry
Argon Mreddie
Guadalajara
Carlos Varques
Guatemala
Aggar
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Dutlar
Ganemont
Alewel
Sgtaton
Sy Forest
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Angeles
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Kolea
Wiliain Fienaiken
Eguston
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Arman Fivera
Medley
Menry
Stewart Go
Kate Beanm
Rivera
Vienatken
Tinyold Weilbacher
San Antonio
San Antonio Country Club
Pat
Richard Posther
J. Beckworth
Alamo Heights Leads District After Close Wins
Alamo Heights remained undefeated at 4-0 in District 36 A after a 19-0 victory over Hot Wells. Harlandale slipped to 3-1 following Burbank’s dramatic 18-14 comeback win at Alamo Stadium, where Burbank capitalized on defense and special teams to overturn the Indians. Ray Erben starred for Harlandale with two scores and a passing TD, while Burbank’s defense forced turnovers and blocked a punt to swing momentum.
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Marlandale
Hot Wells
Harlandale
Indians
Burbank Bulldogs
Alamo Stadium
Redskins
Burbank
Lee Miller
Bobby Ankrom
Hannandale
Cannips Potter
Miler Taok
Charles Fusselman
Roy Heiskew
Jand
Lert
Har Jandale
Rumnbacks
Bulldogs
Sahm
Miller
Harlandale Machine
Heisken
Bulldog
Hesskew
Harland@to
Dale
Don Newman
Fusselman
Gerald Miller
Har- Sandale
Heiskew
Ray Erben
Mules
Erbun
Erben
Tom Greene
Herbert Salier
Maxey Hart
Jol Erben
Tech Buffaloes
J. Hot Wells
Antlers
Kerreille
Herd
Sesteree Brackenridge Eagies
Jefferson Mustangs
Buffs
Tech
Del-mar Sikes
E. J. Swindle
Tom McDaniels
Tivy
Mike Miehon
McDaniel
Fment
Michon
Assault Prevails In Pimlico Special For $25,000
Arearo credited with an upset win as Assault, trained by Max Hirsch and ridden by Warren Mehrtens, takes the Pimlico Special by six lengths. Stymie runs second three lengths back with Bridal Flower fourth. Assault earns $25,000 and rises in earnings to $402,845. Trainer Max Hirsch faces a temporary suspension for Watts incident. Turbine is saddled by J Howes Hond with Watts under investigation.
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Texas
Mehrtens
Lord Boswell
Hirsch
Special
Whirlaway
Stymie
Seabiscuit
Hireeyour
Turbine
Assault
Bridal Flower
Pimlico
Riverland
Max Tilrsch
Barker
Watts
Wperty
Tuesay
Draft picks announced at league session
AP reports minor league players were drafted by major league clubs Friday at the cabal election session amid baseball commissioner A B Chandler's sway. Names include Hall of Famer candidates and prospects across Toledo Philadelphia San Francisco Oklahoma City Sacramento Newark and Rochester with positions from pitcher to first baseman and outfielders among various teams.
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Cabuat
A. B. Chand-lor
New York
Jack Lonrke
Chartston
A Diego
Hal White
Toledo
Phiadelpha
Ferrié Fig
San Francisco
Ed Wut- Shaicher
Oklahoma City
Dick Adams
Sacramento
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kenneth -Hal- San Bitchet
Newark
N. I. Browns
Grou Moulder
Real
Cingingali Rede
T. ‘Vo Stallcup
Ishortatan
Tapitaville
Cleveland
Doaths
Buis Zernjul
Sling N. Grayman Ande
Sinter
Sheaukees Deater Willig
Menonis
Cheryn White
Christopher
East Angeles
Horse Show Opens in Chicago With 75000 Cash Awards
Chicago hosts its third annual horse show at the coliseum on Saturday night. The Allay affair offers total cash prizes of 75000 across events, drawing competitors and spectators to the opening evening.
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Chicago
Chicago Coliseum
Bratton to Meet Beau Jack in Chicago Stadium Show
Johnny Bratton the Dubois light weight champion upset Willie Stnyce at Chicago stadium on Thursday night and now faces Beau Jack in the stadium November 15. Beat Jack would be a major test in a headline event at the venue.
College Football Scores From Various Colleges
College football results feature a mix of close games and blowouts. Among notable showings, North Texas defeated New York University 41 to 0, South Carolina beat The Citadel Hastings 19 to 0, and Michigan State shut out Arkansas 42 to 0. Other scores include Chattanooga 14 over (opponent), Western State 8 over Hastings 19, and Penn State 28.
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the Citadel Hastings
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Portland Univ
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Ant State
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Wea- Wittenbore
Mariella
Wea
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Land Gowa
Tarkio
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Davis Qing
Newport News
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Jie College
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Bmavithne Academy
Tarsvinn
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N.Y
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Avkaubas Tech
Wanton
Cadets and Irish Spotlight Weekend Showdowns
Top ranked Cadets and Irish pace the national scene with key tests against West Virginia Navy and rival Ivy foes. Major games at Yale Duke Penn State and Georgia Alabama loom as upsets possible while Northwestern Ohio State Minnesota Michigan and big Southwest and Pacific clashes shape the college football weekend.
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Cadets
Irish
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Navy
West Point
Baltimore
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Middies
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Charney Trippi
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Oregon
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Oregon State
Stanford
Washington State
California
Football Lineups Tartens At Austis
The YMCA touch football game Friday featured a Lions win over the Colchas with standout players Richard Martines Epifanio Gomes Tony Ortiz and Albert Salis delivering key plays.
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Austis
YMCA
Oly
Lions
Colchas
Dotinion Seknol
Richard Martines
Epifanio Gomes
Tony Ortiz
Albert Salis
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